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  • Thursday, October 24, 1968 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 7 Week's Intramural Action Heavy In American. National Leagues By WAT HOPKINS 3rd Reynolds North 26 3rd and 4th Madison 6 1st and 2nd Madison 7 1st and 2nd Reynolds South 0 Theta Xi 13 Delta Sigma Phi 6 Pi Kappa Alpha 35 Alpha Phi Omega 0 1st and 2nd Reynolds 18 1st Moore 12 3rd Robertson 12 3rd Moore North 2 Third Reynolds kicked the week's intramural play off Monday by downing 3rd and 4th Madison 26-6 in one of two National League games. Bill Casey was one of the key men in the Reynolds victory. Casey passed for three touchdowns and one point after and ran for one point after, making him responsible for 20 of Reynolds' 26 points. First and Second Madison beat 1st and 2nd Reynolds in the second National League game by 7-0. The only score of the game was on a 45 yard combination pass from Bill Dalton to Jack Pecora to Richard Stewart Dalton threw to Ste- wart for the point after. Reynolds' first six points came when Tony Chapin Intercepted a Madison pass and returned it 40 yards for a touchdown. Casey then passed to Tom Reno and Chapin for two touchdowns. Bruce Smart caught the PAT after the second touchdown pass. Madison's only score came in the second half when Wood passed 50 yards to Barry Hayes for paydirt. The try for point after failed. Reynolds scored for a final time when Casey passed to Robert Burke for a TD and ran the PAT over himself. In Fraternity League play Tuesday, Delta Sigma Phi lost to Theta. Xi 13-6 and Pi Kappa rolled over Alpha Phi Omega 35-0. Theta Xi scored once in the first half when Ronnie Sprinkle passed six yards to Mike Stan ley, and once In the second half when a 20-yard pass clicked for the TD, The second pass was from Sprinkle to Stanley again. Tommy Misenhimer kicked the extra point. Delta Sigma Phi's only TD was in the first half when Wayne Watson passed four yards to Kenny Preslar. Pi Kappa Alpha scored only one TD In the first half of HIDE -A -WAY FOR The JVV35T 0UT-OF-7HIS WORLD FOOD- ___ 1 ZOOM QN POWN TO THE H»Q£-A-WAV ! Dorm Delivery Starting Next Week Opposite Entrance to Campus 295 4400 LYLE'S DISCOUNT PACKAGE STORE In Waynesvilie Welcomes All New And Old WCU Students Free Ice No One Is Less Than Our Discount Package Prices Beverages-Gas-Groceries " 1155 Balsam Road (tcrtss hem Ssekf »t. ftrivt-te) their game with Alpha Phi Omega. They came back In the second half, though, to score four more and wrap the game up 35-0. In American League play, Wednesday, Robertson teams won both games. First and second Robertson won the 4 pm game when Dan Ledbetter game by defeating 1st Moore 18-12 and 3rd Robertson won the 5 pm game by downing 3rd Moore 12-2. Robertson scored first in the 4 pm game when Dan Ledbetter started a combination pass play that was good for 60 yards. Ledbetter received a punt from 1st Moore and passed to Ricky Anderson. Anderson, in turn, passed to Danny Wait for the touchdown. Moore tied the game up when Fric Frazier passed to Skipper Brummett who relayed to Steve Blakley. Early In the second half Moore went ahead when Frazier passed four yards to Blakley for a TD. An intercepted pass late in the game by John Neal put Robertson back in the game, as he returned it for a touchdown and tied the game up. With 30 seconds left in the game Robertson took charge. A mixed-up play gave Robertson the ball ten yards out Two plays later Scott Pittman passed to David Locke for the TD„ The second American League game didn't hold as much excitement Third Robertson took the lead in the first half and was never seriously challenged. Linn Miller intercepted a pass for Robertson and passed to Winston Davis for 20 yards and the touchdown. Moore's only score came when Robertson threw and incomplete pass from the end- zone. Ted Whitworth received a Moore punt and passed to David Hutchins for the final score of the game. The pass was good for 40 yards and the TD. One of the big games of the season is being played today. Tau Kappa Epsilon is playing Kappa Alpha Order for the Fraternity League championship in a 5 pm game. CAT TRACKS 0 KEN BALL «?• %% At this stage of the game it looks as though WCU is on its way to having an exceptionally good year in athletics. At this point the football team, after playing a tremendous game against Emory & Henry, has a winning record. They have an excellent change of ending their last year in the Carolinas Conference with the Conference Championship. But first they have got to get by Lenoir Rhyne this Saturday night The Bears are going to be tough and Western may be hampered by injury to some key players. However, the Cats were the underdogs against Emory & Henry and if they get by LR they will be on their way to the conference title. There seems to be no stopping Coach Heath Whittle's cross country team. They are thus far undefeated, having won five straight meets. This Saturday the Harriers will have their toughest test when they meet Appalachian. It may be a little early in the season to make any predictions concerning Coach Gud- ger's basketball team. However, in physical appearance, this is one of the best looking teams to take the court at Western in quite awhile. There are some awfully big freshmen in the gym these afternoons plus Gregg Whitman, Gene McConnell, Sam Sapp, and Paul Litz who were outstanding performers last season. ...... From Page 6 team has been without a playing field of its own for the past several years, this new field should greatly improve the baseball program. The baseball field is also nearing completion. The dugouts are completed and the playing area is down to a fine grade, fertilized, and is now seeded with grass. It will be ready when the baseball season starts next spring. The total cost of these new athletic facilities is approximately $170,000 with the rubberized asphalt track accounting for more than $20,000 of this amount One of the biggest disappointments in the athletic program this year has been Wrestling. The response of students to WCU's newest sport has been pathetic. For all most people seem to care, the wrestling program may as well not exist, At least, this has been indicated by the number of men who have gone out for wrestling. Coach Setzer and the few students who have gone out for wrestling are certainly to be commended. However, if the wrestling program is to be a success, we absolutely must have more people participate. You do not have to be 6'6" and weigh 250 lbs. to go out for wrestling. Men are desperately needed in the 123 and 127 lb. weight classes. Not that we can't use men of all sizes and weights. Some of WCU's greatest wrestlers may be wandering a- round unaware that they have any ability to become wrestlers. You never know until you try. So, go down to the gym, see Coach Setzer and give it a whirl. O.K.? Taylor ... From Page4. telephone company in his home town of Brevard, pointing out aspects which make it superior to the brand of service enjoyed by WCU. Taylor, who is presently involved in a race to retain his seat in the Statehouse, also touched on another of WCU's needs, an enlarged and improved library. Citing his admiration for WCU President Alex Pow, who, he said, is "making sure state legislatures are aqainted with the needs of WCU," Taylor asserted he is working with WCU officials, for library expansion. "A good library is one of the foremost requirements of a institution which hopes to expand its masters program," stated Taylor. Summerizing the accomplishments of his two-year term in office, Taylor noted that more of his legislation was passed than that of any other representative in Western North Carolina. ! ; SUDS-FTC?* We/come Visitor \ HAPPY HOUR \ Monday-Thursday Good for one FREE till 7=30 draft beer with purchase ^ HAVE A \ *PIZZA PARTY* of any Pizza * AT EITHER '■ 1501 PATTON AVENUE * 633 MERRIMON AVENUE \ ASHEVILLE. N. C. I ^^^^^^^^ I _PHONE_ 2J-48872 *_ ^ SHRIMP *** FRIED CHICKEN ♦♦» SPAGHETTI MOUNTAIN PICKIN' and SINGIN' Sundown 'till Midnight Tuesday - Saturday
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