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  • 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, AprU 15,1971 RUNNER GOING-^Iimmv LaurtiridKe lees lt out for second base against Salem. Stolen bases have cost the Cats opponents hesvily so far this season. Ask MaryvUle. VI soccer schedule includes SE powers Western Carolina University has announced an ambitious soccer schedule for the 1971 season. Included in the eleven game slate are meetings with ACC power Clemson and Southern Conference elites Furman and Davidson. The WCU intercollegiate soccer program, under the enthusiastic guidance of Dr. Charles Schrader, has developed a strong reputation in just two seasons of competition. The Catamounts were 1-6-1 in 1969, their initial campaign, and then surprised everyone last season with an 8-2 regular season record to qualifying one of four teams in the South Atlantic region for post season Play. WCU advanced to the NAIA Area Seven Playoffs and lost to CampbeU College which went on to the NAIA Championship Finals. Equipment wUl be issued this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. for spring practice which wUl begin on Monday, AprU 19. The spring drills will run through Friday, May 7. DATE OPPONENTS Sep 29 Tusculum College Oct 1 UNC-AshevUle Oct 5 at Davidson College Oct 12 Furman University Oct 15 at Appalachian State Oct 19 Toccoa Falls Institute Oct 26 at Erskine College Oct 30 at Clemson University Nov 1 North Georgia College Nov 4 at Warren WUson C Nov 9 at Belmont-Abbev C Fishing should be better than ever by Gabe Pelley Doug Flake, WUdlife Protector for Jackson County, said in an interview Tuesday that the Tuckaseigee is the best trout fishing river in the area. "Last year we put more than twenty thousand rainbow and brown trout in the Tuckaseigee River. This year we plan to put five thousand trout a month in the Tuckaseigee, three thousand brown from six to eight inches and two thousand rainbow from ten inches to fourteen inches. The fishing in the Tuckaseigee should be better than ever." Mr. Flake was asked what other lakes and streams were good for fishing? "Bear Creek is good for trout bass and pan fish. Glen- ville is good for bass and pike, but the best time for them is in May and June." The next question was what kind of bait should be used at this time of year. "Some people bait fish. But for the best result the wet flies with a spinner is best for this time of year." A further investigation of what kind of files to use along the Tuckaseigee narrowed the bait business down a bit The Adam has been getting good results. Also the caterpillar and secret weapon have been working fairly well. Mr. Flake reported that the fish have not been biting lately because the water is too cold The best time for trout fishing Is when the water is warm and the river is low. There is something special about trout fishing. Maybe it's the element of suspense. Not knowing from one cast to the next whether you wUl slip and fall into the cold foot-numbing water or whether some monstrous brown trout wUl take the fly and go charging up the rapids, Maybe it's the challenge of trying to catch one of the wariest fish in our country. But whatever the reasons are, the first time you catch a trout, you'll understand why trout fishing is special. Cats down Maryville 10-6 Western Carolina's Catamount basebaU team suffered through a dismal Easter break with two defeats. Fur man's nine slipped by the Cats 2-1 on a fine pitching performance and Erskine attacked them at the plate 9-2. The Catamounts recovered their winning form yesterday as they blasted the Maryville College Scots 10-6. Freshman Mike Pfeii started on the mound for WCU and quickly retired the Scots, Tommy Hayes led off the bottom of the first with a walk for the Cats. Teammate Bruce r West singled him in after he had stolen second West then stole second and was singled in by Jim Laughridge. WCU led 2-0 going into the second Maryville came back to so :a >ne in the second as a freak bounce on a would-be single by Joe Kozel turned into a triple. Leon Hart rapped out a single to drive Hart in. Western scored another run in the third as Hayes singled and took second on a bobbled ball. He then stole third so that a sacrifice fly to center field by Bruce West drove him home. In the fourth, the Scots rallied for four runs and a 5-3 'lead over the Cats. Dan Mc- Kinstry homered and Pfiel retired the next two batters. With two out the Cats committed three straight errors. A hit batter and a single drove in three more runs. All runs in the inning were unearned The Cats came back in the bottom of the fourth to narrow the MaryvUle lead to one. Hayes doubled in BUI Wofford to make the score 5-4. Wofford was pinch running for Ron Yount who had singled. WCU recaptured the lead in the fifth with two out Larry Goodwin doubled, Don Bright walked, and Ted Whitworth singled Goodwin in. Bright scored another for Western on a delayed steal for a 6-5 lead MaryvUle tied it again in the seventh 6-6 with an unearned run. The Cats took the lead for good in the bottom of the seventh, 7-6. West singled and then reached second on a sacrifice bunt by laughridge. West came home on a throwing error that was affected by his attempt to steal third WCU added three more insurance runs in the eighth as Hayes doubled and stole third, Y'CdC/grM/LL '/A/Afl. spntrt£'s£Aa#i, snuatfa- <ea&n&- 2?L ustc ^—.— I0HAI DRUG STORE BRAND NAME COSMETICS Prince Matchabelli Lanvin Faberge English Leather Jade East British Sterling NATIONALLY ADVERTIZED DRUGS Main Street Sylva, N.C. Ron Wall walked and Bruce West drove them both in on a fly-error. Laughridge taUled the last RBI when he brought West home on a hit off the third baseman's chest The winning WCU pitcher was Glenn Glover who came on in relief of Pfiel In the fifth. Glover is now 4-0 on the season. Hayes led the WCU hitters with a 3 for 4 performance and West and Laughridge had two hits each. It was the first loss for MaryvUle who came Into the game with a spotless 7-0 record Furman's Paladins combined two singles, a walk anda sacrifice fly for two runs in the first inning here in CuUowhee last Saturday, and behind the blazing performance of righthander John Katona the initial pah- proved to by sufficient Katona fanned 17 Western Carolina batters and gave up only five hits in upping his record to 4-1. The lone WCU run came in the third inning. Ronnie WaU went to first base on an error and proceeded to steal second WaU scored on a two-base throwing error by Furman. Noland Smathers settled down after the two-run first inning to retire 17 straight Paladin hitters. Twelve of which he struck out Smathers now has a 2-2 season pitching record Erskine taUied aU of Its hits and runs in two big innings, In the third inning, the Flying Fleet cracked three hits, three walks and a wUd pitch for a solid 4-0 lead The Cats ended a possible shutout for Erskine's Mark Stewart in the eighth when Tommy Hayes and Jimmy Laughridge both hit run-scoring doubles. Hayes and Laughridge each had two hits to lead the WCU batters. Erskine climbed on Western starter Wayne McCauley again with four hits and two runs in the bottom of the seventh. McCauley was lifted and Glenn Glover, who came in relief, was pounded for three runs. Mike Pfeil replaced Glover and finally got Erskine out The Flying Fleet had already batted in five runs, however. Erskine had 11 hits in the game and were led by Fred Coan with three singles. The Flying Fleet is now 2-1 in district play and 6-6overalL The Catamounts are now 9-6 on the season. They wUl face VMI this afternoon at 3 p.m. at Haywood field here in Cullowhee. 3Uf* Barattg &lfop "Spring At Last" WeU, we at the Varsity Shop sure hope so. You'll notice in our cool ad above a very cool chick (Miss Pege Morris) in a very cool John Meyer dress suit on a very cool day in really cool CuUowhee, cool, huh? We also have in our outstanding selections, hot pants, knit tops, scooters, and scooter dresses. For men, some really nice double knit slacks have just arrived and also some great looking stripe shirts by Gant So come on down to the ole V.S. and get some!!! ®qr flar.itg #rjoy \J
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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 Carolin...

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