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  • For Homecoming THE WESTERN CAROLINA* Thursday, October 12, 1972 page 7 Gridders Meet Livingston U. Western Carolina University will get another chance to test its homecoming game hex on an unbeaten, nationally ranked THURSDAY— SATURDAY 0«i 12 — 14 THE REVENGERS [PR] This Coupon and 75<£ Will Admit Two Persons Thurs. 12 ,0ct,1972 SUNDAY- TUESDAY Pet. 15 — 17 THE SALZBURG opponent when Livingston (Ala.) University, the NAIA's No. 1 team, brings its fourteen game win streak into Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon. The Cats have developed a penchant for inviting lofty opponents to their homecomings and then humiliating them before the alumni. pionship playoffs," Waters add- The Livingston offense compliments its defense with an equally hardnosed ground game. The Tigers rely on the outside running and short passing game The WCl defense has had its big moments this season also as It is giving up only 12 points per game and has created a total of 21 opponent turnovers. A SRO crowd of around 9,000 is expected for the 2;00 PM For example, Emory and Henry arrived here in 1968 with a 5-0 record and No, 5 ranking in the AP Small College poll. The Cats stymied Sonny Wade's passing game in a 34-20 upset, The next season, '69, Lenoir- Rhyne was unbeaten in five games and second ranked in the NAIA poll. The Bears left the mountains licking their wounds following a 41-25 beating. However, neither of WCU's previous lofty homecoming opponents possessed the credentials of the Livingston Tigers. The Alabama squad out of the tough Gulf South Conference lost an early season game last fall and then reeled off nine straight wins on its way to the NAIA National Championship. The Tigers have added five more this season, including impressive wins over nationally ranked Troy State and Jacksonville State. WCU is having quite a season itself with four wins in five outings. The Cats won three straight downing Murray State, Tennessee Tech and The Citadel and reached the AP andUPI top ten before losing to Florida A&M. The Cats bounced back last week to top Furman, 24-15. Bob Waters, WCU's young head coach, labels Livingston "a solid, tough, complete football team that deserves its No. 1 ranking." The Catamount mentor is particularly impressed with the Tiger's defense. "They have the toughest defense we will see this season. They play that typical Alabama style defense—quick hitting and gang tackling. Adrian Gant (end), Ken Hutcherson (linebacker) and Herbie Malone (tackle) are tremendous defensive players." "We are the last major obstacle between Livingston and a berth in the National cham- 1,145 yards with his favorite, split end Jerry Gaines, accounting for over half of that yardage (614 yards) on 23 receptions. Tailback David Hackett leads the ground game with . almost half (357) of the rush- of quarterback Ronnie Massey. *4j£i8S22±—^——2Z!Z5L "I don't think I've ever seen a college team that could find and exploit ness like th ters. "They bly consistent make many them and added. The classic billed stubborn Llvi Western' ' ^212 Ear\^»vviN mvu. u iN.Lvtrvi_i i ^ i<^ emphaSTS"on""'the^ssT Qua7- 3 HAZELWOOQ BRYSON CITY ! terback Hal Mote has passed for Vi'W^JrJrjr<M'^,W4rjrMr*Jrjv*r<*jrM*,*,M*'*,JrJrjrA\ UNIVERSITY SNACK CENTER BAR WE ARE NOW SERVING Tiffb * SfHMjUttL tkiU * Sonpi Sdddt + SmdwUku + Sdnwuiwi IN ADDITIONTO TO OUR REGULAR SELF-SERVICE MENU HOURS 7:30am-12:00pm FRIDAY -THURSDAY 7:30am-l:00am Friday and Saturday 3:00pm —11: 00pm on Sunday i^^^^^^^^p^'^^ ^^^^^^^^^^F^*^^^ yu GOLD ROOM 7^"*^ WILL BE OPEN FROM 11:00am until 2:00pm on Homecoming NO RESERVATION REQUIRED ^*>¥*>*MMM>¥>^M^^^*>¥^^^>^^^,^^^^^*^>^^^M>^^^>*'^W*>^^^>^^^'^^*M* Starting this fall , any WCU Student that comes in the store will be given a punch card entitling him to THREE Lbs. of Dry Clean Cleaning FREE kl T PLEIVTY of Next To free parking for emry 10 loads of clothes washed Harold's Supermarket WEST MAIN STREET SYLVA. 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 Carolin...

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