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Thursday, April 23, 1970 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 3 Thinclads lose to Apps, 70-60 The Thinclads lost a "tou- ghie" at Boone Tuesday when the sprinters failed in several events, The score was ASU 76, WCU HO. Tommy Jordan won the high jump with 6-4, Ro^er Jones finally beat Clay ton Deskins in the long jumi. to average an earlier defeat at the Davidson Relays. WCU finished 1-2-3 in the 120-yard high hurdles, Ned Jones tied for first in the mile with a time of 4:22 and John Tin- sley won the javelin for a sec- throw of 174 teet, Steve Koob wps third in the 440, also cal led che quarter mile, and he was second in the 440-yard hurdles, right behind McGowan, Gold team downs Purple 79-72 in game P ml Litz and Rick Campbell led the Gold team to a 79-72 victory over the Wilson Scott— led Purple team last night in the annual Purple-Gold game. Captain Mike Manis was held to 13 and Joe Wolfe to 15 by the opposing center, Litz, who scored 25 points, Campbell had 21. The half time score was 42= 24, bat Minis and Scott started hitting more effectively in the second half and closed the gap to 50-43 with 16:45 left To'Timy "Rabbit" Mills, the 5- 3 1/2 sensation m-ide his bucket with a little over four minutes left and received a standing ovation. "It was an outstanding job of hustling," said CoachKeadle. Paul Litz looked real good. This was the difference in the game," "It's the most talent I've seen here in years,"said Charlie McConnell, one-time Western great who now coaches at Cullowhee High. Charlie officiated the game, who finished first in the 120- yard high hurdles, The track team entertains the Citadel at 3:00 p.m. this Saturday- "The boys are a li: le down afte'- ..wo losses in a row," said Steve Koob. "They would love to see a good crowd Saturday, I know it helps me run better," Cots lose to Bulldogs, 6-3 WCU lost to Georgia 6-3 Monday when the Bulldogs scored four runs In the fifth off Ed Thompson and reliever Roger Miller. The Cats got three runs on only five hits, Steve Berkley, the catcher, was the only Western player with two hits, both doubles. Bruce West, the number four hitter on the club, went one for thres and walked once to boost his bat mark to .313. Ron Wall, who went one for four, leads the club with a .375 average, Jim Grove is hitting ,370 and Steve Barkley ,328. Noland Smathers (3-1) and Glen Glover (3-1) lead the pitchers, Noland has a 3,40 ERA for 37 innings, Glen's mark Is 3.25 for 36 innings pitched, Thompson is 0-1, but he's only pitched 9 2/3 innings this year. Forehand to ploy football at Western A six-foot, 160 pound defensive back was signed to play football at Western. He is Paul Forehand, from Jacksonville, Florida, Paul was voted the outstanding student from among 2,000 while attending Forrest High. He is one of the best prospects in the southeast, according to Coach Don Powers. Ski Club Party to be held The Olympic Ski Club Party will be held at Mr. William Scott's cabin on Aoril 25 ai 7:30 p,m. Ski movies and slides will be shown. Members are urged to bring a friend and any ski pictures and favorite records, Members who do not know where to meet are asked to meet in front of the High Rise or telephone Kathy Donnell at 293-7484. Cdbwoee Otynpks The Fifth Annual Cullowhee Olympics will be held on May 16, 1970. All interested groups should get in contact with Joe Allen, room 285 Reynolds or P, 0, Box 2312. This event is sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. Cat Nips BnJewSitk WCU's golf team met UNC-A at Waynesville Country Club at Lake Junaluska this afternoon ... the baseball team applied one of only two losses to ASU by 8-7 earlier this season ,,. the Apps are 12-2 now ,,, the basketball schedule is nearing completion now ,,, your new sportswriters include Jake Robertson, who is doing tennis and golf, and Charlie Short, writing baseball ,,, The NAIA allows dunking In basketball next year ,,. The baseball team lost to Georgia, 5-3 M - '. y ,,, Howie Shannon, head coach at VPI and former all- pro, is a guest lecturer at WCU's summer basketball camp ... Eddie Taylor of Cullowhee High will play basketball and baseball next year „, he's a pretty good pitcher ... Last season Appalachian played Allen In a best of three game series for the district title in baseball .. Tom Joynes, sports publicist at VMi, says Mine Manis will "make a fine captain"... Manis is considered an excellent defensive ballplayer ... Jim Grove has proved to be a good defensive shortstop, while providing punch at the plate ... the Cat Infield had Bill Wofford at first and Bruce West at third against Georiga - a lot of changes have been made this season ... 23new football players have signed to come to WCU next year - 8 of those signed letters of intent only ... 12 of those were guards or tackles, only two were running backs. Glover sparks win over Mars Hill nine Pike's peak Glen Glover hurled a four hitter, walked only four while striking out ten, and also drove in a run as he led the Cats to an 8-0 win over Mars Hill, April 14, It was the fourth district win for WCU. Ron W-ill homered with Steve Weams aboard in the first to give Glover all the help he needed, Tommy Hayes' double drove in two more in the second. The Cats added the final four in the third on two hits. Hitting stars were Hayes, Bill Wofford, and Steve Barkley with two each. The Brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha will hold their annual Pike's Peak on Saturday, April 25, beginning at 12:30 p.m» on the air strip, below Dodson Cafeteria, Sororities will compete in 12 events, including a greased pig chase, an ice block sit, an egg throw, and a "Que Ball in the Mudhole" hunt. Awards and prizes will be given. All students are Invited to attend. Now coorso Beginning In the fall quarter, 1970, the English department will offer a junior-senior elective entitled "Shakespeare for Non-Majors" — Eh 3333, It will meet twice weekly (1 hr, 25 min, each session) for three hours credit Such well-known plays as ROMiCO AND JULIET, MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. RICHARD HI. HENRY V, JUUUS CAESAR, and HAMLET will be studied in their cinema versions as weU as In lectures and assigned readings, Professor George Herring is scheduled to teach the course. Phi Beta Looibda Phi Beta Lambda, the professional business leadership fraternity, will meet Thursday, April 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the School of Business Auditorium. All members and interested persons are urged to attend, and members should bring their $2 dues to the meeting. Officers will be elected and plans for the spring party will be discussed at the meeting. Two new Chevelles at two new lower prices. Chevelle 4-Door Sedan $148 less than our previous lowest priced 4-door. Chevelle Sport Coupe $147 less than our previous lowest priced hardtop. Now it's America's lowest priced mid-size hardtop. We took America's best selling midsize car. Then, added two new lower priced models, including a Sport Coupe that's priced less than any other mid-size hardtop you can buy. Still, they both have Chevelle's smart new grille for 1970. And Chevelle's newly styled Body by Fisher. And Chevelle's Full Coil suspension with custom fitted springs at each wheel. And Chevelle's wide-stance chassis design, side-guard beams in the doors, cargo-guard luggage compartment, bias belted ply tires. Lower priced they arc, by as much as SI48. But lower priced looking and feeling they aren't. Which will get us no love notes from the competition. But maybe it will from you. Putting you first, keeps us first. CHEVROLET •Based on manufacturer's suggested retail prices, including federal excise tax and suggested dealer new car preparation charges.
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