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Western Carolinian Volume 36 Number 07

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Tuesday, September 22, 1970 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 19 Ben Bailey signs grant with WCU 11 a- Can OTIS McINTOSH, 24s picks up good yardage as he finds a big hole In Newman line. Ted Luckadoo throws a good block to help spring Otis. Defensive line holds as Cats drop C-N 33-14 Ben Bailey, the much sought after distance runner from Enka High School, has signed an athletic grant-in-aid with Western Carolina University. The signing of Bailey pushes the track and field program at WCU another step towards nat ional prominence, Baileys super efforts earned him the state championships In both the two-mile run and cross-country this past season • a rare feat for a high schooler. His twc~mile time of 9:25ranks him with the finest in the South east, He also has turned in a fine 4:22 timing in the mile run and showed plenty of speed in anchoring the Jetsmilerelay team with several times of around 51 seconds. Ben, a modest, well man^ nered eighteen year old, was voted "Athlete of the Year" at Enka High. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C, Bailey of the Keeves Cove section. Enka's track coach, Roger Metcalf, calls Bailey "the most dedicated boy I've ever coached." Metcalf further expressed his feelings about the signing. "I'm glad to see Ben sign with Western. Not only are they building a great program but he will be close enough for me to watch his progress." Bailey had numerous offers from other schools including N (' State and Furman, . . . .FROM Page 17 Rhyne nearby... Other friends supporting WCU athletics are Don Cherry of the Raleigh News and Observer; GordonCopeland of WRDU - TV in Durham; and Wait Pearson, news director of WAKS radio inFuguay, N.C, This writer feels that the Cats looked good in winning, 33-14, over Carson-Newman ... numerous displays of extra effort overshadowed first game difficulties in the offensive backfield and defensive secondary... Cross Country Schedule The Catamount defensive front did its thing Saturday night while the offense came up with enough big plays to smash Carson-Newman 33-14 In the season opener at Jefferson City, Tenn. Coach Bob Waters, entering his second year as the "Top Cat" expressed concern about his offensive unit before the 100 O ., THE FAERIE . QUEENE i M "1 I*! 1 -2 f ■ Cliff's Notes is having a Ph.D. at your beck& call Use Cliff's Notes when 1 you study literature - " it's like having a Ph.D. at your beck and call. I (See list at right.) Cliff's Notes authors are T scholars and have -7 taught the works they ^. write about...they know | what you need to help ^ you outside the classroom...and you get it in J clear, concise form. Get Cliff's Notes and get more out of your literature courses. See your dealer today. Nearly 200 Titles Covering All Classics a> . Frequently Assigned * in College. at your bookseller or write i&d £ .Each JJliffk^oifi^ Box 80728 Lincoln. Nebraska 6850 1 By STEVE WHITE game. However, after the Cats marched 61 yards In a dozen plays after taking the kickoff, it seemed that all of Waters concern was for naught Tall- back Otis Mcintosh put the Cats on the board for the first time in 1970 with a one yard plunge. A few minutes later, it app eared to be a Catamount rout when Harvey Walker returned a Carson-Newman punt 43 yards before he was stopped. A penalty stymied the Cats as the score rose to 10-0, Carson-Newman came back strong and wiped out the Cat" amount dreams of a shutout when they scored on a 35 yard pass play. On the second play of the second quarter, Mcintosh flashed that old familiar style as he danced and darted through a half-dozen Eagle defenders on a 27 yard TD run. Corley's kick made it 17=6. A fantastic catch by split end Steve Spradling set up the next WC U score, quarterDack Conrad Cardano hit eight end John Davies on a beautiful pattern in the corner of the end zone as the Cats threatened to blow the game wide open with eleven minutes still left in the half. Once more Carson-Newman came back. This time an interception set up the score and the teams went into the halftime break with WCU holding a 23 14 lead. The third quarter was a per= iod of punts, fumbles and interceptions. The Cats drove deep into Eagle territory midway of the quarter but were stopped on a busted play. The Cats got on the board again early in the fourth period when Woody Woodruff Intercepted a C-N pass at mid-field to set up another Corley field goal. This one was from 33 yards out as "S u gar foot" showed his invincibility from 40 yards in. The icing was on the cake with 7:38 to play when quarterback Hal Mote, who took over at half time, hit catback Paul Smith on a beautiful 45 yard pass. Once again Corley con- Baseball There will be a meeting of all men interested in Varsity Baseball, Sept 28, In Reid Gym at 7:30 p.m. verted and for all practical purposes the game was over. The Cats second offensive unit moved the ball down twice to within the shadows of the goal post but a penalty and fumb'e stopped the drives. Defensively, tackles Mike Cater and Steve F, Willians; middle guards Rod Mangumand David Davies; and ends Les Herin and Jim Dougherty outstanding In front. Linebacker Gary Dotson and defensive back Harvey Walker and Bill Beaty also turned In fine performances. Otis Mcintosh was the only consistent offensive player with 94 yards in 19 carries and two scores, Paul Smith, Steve Spradling and Jerry Gaines made some fine catches to put the Cats in scoring position. September 30 Tennessee Tech. (Cookeville, Tenn.) October 3 Davidson (home) October 6 University of Tennessee (Knoxville) October 10 West Georgia Invitational (Carrollton, Ga.) October 24 Appalachian State (Boone, N. C.) November 2 State Meet (Raleigh) November 7 NAIA District 6 Meet November 17 Furman (Greenville, S. C.) November 2t NAIA Nationals (Liberty, Missouri) PRESSLEY AND ANGEL BARBER SHOP We Offer Clean, Courteous Service Also Razor Cuts Beside The Town House 8:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturaday Closed Wednesday VANGELO'S PIZZA STEAKS SPAGHETTI Frosty Mugs & Pitchers of Cold Draft Beer Welcome WCU Students OPEN 4:00 — 11:00 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAY Phone 456-7977 Balsam Rd. Waynesvilie, N. C,

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
- Format
  - Publications (documents)
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- Date
  - Date original: 1970-09-22;
  - Date digitized: 2017-11-08
- Extent
  - Dimension: 15.75" x 11"
  - Pages: 20 pages
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1970-09-22_Vol36_No07
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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