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  • Thursday, September 30, 1971 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN 11 Western cross country team quickly 9-1 The Western Carolina Cross Country team scored its first win of the 1971 season Tuesday as they defeated Tennessee Tech, 16-47. The competition was held on Western's new 5.0 mile course. The WCU narriers finished with two ties for the first four places. Terry Helms and Ben Bailey tied for first place with a 27:02 time, setting a school record on the new course. Then WCU's Jerry Greene and Randy Helderman tied for third place on a 28:08 time. Tennessee Tech's first man finished fifth at 23:30, followed by Western's Mike Prozialock (29:21) sixth, Tom Gibbons (29; 29) seventh, and Steve Hill (29: 59) eighth. WCU's Nick Frey came in tenth at 31:23, with Tom Caton (32:44), and Brooks Bennett (38: 01) sixteenth. The cross country team's first meet of the year took place last Saturday when the team traveled to Atlanta, Geor- gia where they ran in the Stone Mountain Run, The 5,0 mile course went through the Stone Mountain Park, Western finished second with 60 points, behind Georgia Tech which won the run with 33, Cumberland College finished third with 92, Clemson University fourth with 97, Sun Coast Track Club (139) fifth, The Citadel (142) sixth, West Georgia College(176) seventh, Georgia State University (196) eighth, Davidson College (271) ninth, and Armstrong State College (406) tenth. Western's finish ahead of the ten teams and behind one gave them a season's record of 8-1. Tuesday's win pushed it to 9-1. In the individual results, and ™«t nf 100 finishers, Clemson's Larry Rush finished first at 24:53, eleven seconds behind the course record which was set in 1970, WCU's Ben Bailey came in second on a 24:59 time, with Georgia Tech's Andy Hudson (25:23) third, and WCU's Terry Helms (25:38) fourth. Randy Helderman, Western's next finisher, came In fourteenth at 26:37, Jerry Greene finished nineteenth at 26:46,and Tom Gibbons (25:48) twenty - first, Mike Prozialick finished fourty-fourth at 28:13, while Steve Hill came in sixty-first at 29:36, and Tom Caton (31: 08) sixty •seventh. The harriers next run will be this Saturday, October 2 at 11:00 when they meet The Citadel in a dual meet here in Cullowhee. I Football Forcasters Steve White 13-2 (87%) Alabama Ga. Tech Wofford N.C. A&T Penn State Stanford Oklahoma Missouri Appalachian State Florida VMI Notre Dame Edinboro State Sylva-Webster Western Carolina Coach Waters 12-3 (80%) Alabama Ga. Tech Presbyterian N.C. A&T Penn State Stanford Oklahoma Missouri Appalachian State Tennessee VMI Notre Dame Slippery Rock State Sylva-Webster Western Carolina Jungle Jim 12-3 (80%) Dr, Chambers 10-5 (68%) Alabama Alabama Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Presbyterian N.C. A&T Wofford N.C. A&T Penn State Penn State Stanford Stanford Oklahoma Oklahoma Missouri Missouri Davidson Davidson Tennessee Tennessee VMI VMI Notre Dame Notre Dame Edinboro State Sylva-Webster Western Carolina Edinboro State Sylva-Webster Western Carolina A OKAD HKAT FOR NO, 1~ The WCU cross country team's top two are at It again. Terry Helms (right) and Ben Bailey (left) decided to stride across the finish line hand-in-hand and far ahead against Tennessee Tech, FOOTBALL CONTEST Pick this week's winners by placing an "x" beside your choice. 1. ALABAMA ^C MISSISSIPPI 2. CLEMS0N_ 3. WOFFORD 4. J C SMITH 5. AIR F0RCE_ 6. DUKE GEORGIA TECH X PRESBYTERIAN X X N C AST_ PENN STATE _XL STANFORD A" 7. OKLAHOMA __)C_ 3. ARMY 9. DAVIDSON SOUTHERN CAL__ MISSOURI V Sfeve Hoynes wins first contest. Fearless Forcasters fizzle APPALACHIAN STATE^ 10. TENNESSEE _V__ FLORIDA 11. VMI FURMAN V_ 12. NOTRE DAME X MICHIGAN STATE 13. SLIPPERY ROCK J£_ EDINBORO STATE 14. SYLVA -WEBSTERjjC SWAIN HIGH 15. WCU JACKSONVILLE STATE X_ TIE BREAKER: Total number of points scored between JSU-WCU— Z/^ NAME <y»M >r/fy/ Mail to: FootballContest Box 66 Hark and foresoothel The second week of the Greater Cullowhee Football Contest is at hand. Last week's winner, Steve Haynes, out prognosticated all four of the Fearless Frocasters by missinga mere one contest— the Tuskagee J,C. Smith game, For his efforts, Haynes will receive by mail last week's spoils, Of the first week's entries, the largest number missed was seven, thus, the entire field picked better than 50% correct. The closest entrant to the total points in the WCU-ASU game was Jimmy Cole, Cole forcast 28 points and the actual total was 36. This week's contest boasts the same features: A. i'lace an "x" beside each team on the ballot that you know will win. B. Obviously, if you pick both teams on one line to win, you will lose. C. Ties will be discounted. D. No one is barred from this contest providing they submit the official entry blank. E. Entries MUST BE MAILED and postmarked no later than midnight Friday,. Concerning the prizes: L $5.00 (that's right, five) in cash or maybe check. 2c Dinner for two at the Cullowhee Cafe (the special of the day.) 3. A key to the City of East Laport. 4. An all expense paid trip to the lobby of the Cullowhee Post Office for two. Most fearless of the Fearless Forcasters last week was Steve White, WCU's exalted Sports Information Director. As a reward for his record, White has been allotted the following space for comment: "As the initial winner a- mongst the Fearless Forecasters, I feel it is my duty to pass on some inside information as to why my fellow panelists picked more losars than I. Coach Bob Waters was a close second with only three fumbles, He was undoubtedly busy preparing the Cats for the Appalachian game and was mentally drained when it came time to mark his ballot. However, he was a real winner with all the right answers last Saturday night. Look for another near miss by Waters this week as he devotes his full attention to the upsetting of Jacksonville State, Dr, Gurney E.. Chambers, resident second guesserandthe Coaches Analyst, found that brawn usually defeats brains on the gridiron as he suffered five defeats, Cullowhee's Prof o' the Year appeared to make his prognostications on the basis of academicprowessinsuch picks as Wake Forest over Miami and SMU over Missouri. His big pick this week,although not on your ballot, is George Peabody over Bob Jones University, Jungle Jim is in last place with only three wrongies, but but we disqualified him on two counts--!, conferring with Myrtle at the laundromat and 2. violation of Article IV, International Zip Dog Rules which states "thou shalt not count dead dogs on the way to an ath letic contest." The Jungle picks winners like he picks his nose —always close but manages to miss a few big ones, Then again, he might have been suffering from double vision caused by his mustache and eye brows becoming entangled. My biggie for the upcoming weekend has Florida's Doug Dickey gainingrevengeandkee- ping his job with an upset of Tennessee...that is if UT "volunteers" the football enough times. I picked up this info from Jungle Jim's interview of the exiled Florida 'Gator down in Mitchell's Moat," yauld 1 RE5TA.17RA.NT %4sPec/4t A I each ahcht;\ OP£H III -\o:oo mom-sat | 1 il-3:oo sunoay ALL HOUR PHOTOGRAP ••■••••>••>•*•■.■ V- PAPeR i CKeNUCALS;;:
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