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  • 8 Thursday, February 17, 1972 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN For Cats: one down, two to go One down, two to go. Western Carolina head l»S" ketball coach Jim Hartbarger outlined three goals for the Catamounts earlier this season. They have realized one of them. Hartbarger said the Cats wanted to beat I NC-Ashevil!e. The two teams have me*, twice and Western has won both. And since UNC—A Is now in sivth place in the District, their chance of making the tournament in March is very slim. Hartbarger also said the Catamounts were shooting for a berth in the District 6 tournament. WCU is currently leading the race and with a win tonight against Voorhees Hart" barger's crew will need to win only one more district win to be assured of a playoff slot. But the last Catamount goal could be the toughest to realize—to win 20 games. Cur" rently the Cats are 15-11 with seven games left to play. Among those seven are the NALVs best field-goal shooting team, Barber Scotia. Tonight's game against the Voorhees Royal Tigers features Gregory Bamette, their jiunp- ing-jack 2'M pound pivotman. Barnette leads the district in scoring with a ^4-point average and pulled down 32 rebounds while firlig 4! points again it UNC—A 'ast week. Until the Cats win a; least two more district games, every league game will be very im portant. The Voorhees contest at 7:30 in Reid tonight will be no exception. It should be a much better performance than Tuesday's "near loss to Belmont Abbey, 83-78, Western opened the game swapping baskets with the Crusaders and then went to sleep. In a span of seven minutes, the visitors blasted the Cats outScoring them 20 to 4. That put WCU down by 15. At the half, the Catamounts still hadn't recovered and were down by six 37-43, Larry Grant sparked a WCU offensive in the second hall with 15 of his 17 team-leading points, but the Crusaiers kept things close on the play of Carl Bell. Bell, who is only a fresh man, had 25 points for the night and 18 rebounds. It was not until seven minutes left in the game that Western took the lead to stay, 65-63, and Belmont Abbey was still within two with a little over two minutes left. CATAMOUNT CO-CAPTAIN Larry Go-Go Grant drives for a lay-up against Belmont Abbey Tuesday night. Grant sparked a second-half comeback by WCU as he scored 15 of nis total 17 in the final stanza, (Photo by Harry Duke.) THE ROOKIE VS. THE VET—WCU Howard Winston (34) likes to work against big mm and at 6-foot-5, Abbey's Carl Bell (23) is one. Although Winston has Bell pretty well under control here, Bell should set better. Only a Freshman, Bell had 25 poims and 18 rebounds Tuesday. (Photo by Harry Duke.) r NAIA District six standings loa// Team District yames Won Lost Pet, All Won qames Lost Dougherty Bask«*ba11 tonight os signs W. Carolina 6 1 .857 15 11 Newberry 11 2 .846 17 9 S.C. State 8 2 .800 13 9 Mars Hill 6 2 .750 10 14 Charleston 9 4 .692 11 9 UNC-Asheville 6 3 .667 16 9 Benedict 6 4 .600 12 -11 Erskine 9 11 .450 15 13 Allen 6 7 .461 12 15 Wofford 5 10 .333 12 15 Lander 3 6 .333 10 12 Baptist 3 6 .333 8 14 Morris 2 4 .333 5 13 Presbyterian 3 7 .300 4 19 Claflin . 3 9 .250 6 13 Voorhees 3 13 .187 5 21 Through Feb. 14th Jim Dougherty, a starting defensive end at Western Carolina University for the last three football seasons, signed a free agent contract with the world champion Dillas Cowboys of the National Foottell League here Wednesday afternoon. Dougherty is a 6'3", 232 pound native of Haddonfield, New Jersey. Ron Meyer, the Cowboys area talent scout,-handled the signing for Dallas and indicated that Dougherty would be attempting to make the Super Bowl champions as a linebacker. The Cowboys have a reputation for sign'ng free agents «ho eventually end up as regulars such as Cliff Harris, Dave Edivnrds, Ron East, Mike Gaechter,Cornell Green, Jethro Pugh and Dan Reeves. "I had contracts from three organizations to choose from, but I decided on the Cowboys because I suicerely believe they will give me a fair shake," explained Dougherty. "And, there is somethingabout getting a chance to play for a championship team," he added. Bob Waters, WCU's head coach, labels Dougherty "a great football player for the Catamounts. Jim is very dedicated and courageous. We really- hated to lose him." When asked about what he thought of Dougherty's chances of making the Cowboy's roster, Waters, a former NFL quarterback with the 49'ers, said "Jim is not very big as NFL linebackers go, but they must be looking for players at that position because they drafted five." Dougherty joins Ail-American defensive tackle Steve Williams, who was drafted in the tenth round by San Francisco, as a WCU prospect. Jim Dougherty 7:30 Reid Gym Pregnant? Need Help? An unwanted pret)ridru;y in torl.ty s wo'Id 11 idle dnd simple procedure when peitiirmeri I licensed physicidos in rii i rallied hospildls i i\[. uiM IHI t 41 is AROlM ii t * •■■'•■ !t MINATloN Of LrMlAMt 0 Pftf IrMANt > HMd Stm III i 'iM( A STATIBTI, Ou< rottftwloii lie |«ol«ston<iHv lnunetl .issist you during this time ol rwwl REMEMBER Help is as near as your phone Call Collect: (2i5i878 5soo PROBLEM PRfGNANCV COUNSSUING ANON PROfH ORGANISATION SHOCKS... A rtLLfeR CAM***" thai ? THtrvV l IN) THt UN4\v)CrcsiTU C6.NJ —
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