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  • TUESDAY APRIL 22, 1975 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 3 Tte Wester Cai^dLjiniaM £ pf \I)T Track team defeats Appalachian, 90-54 An inspired Western Carolina University track and field team put forth its best effort of the season to rout arch rival Appalachian State, 90-54, in a dual meet here Saturday afternoon. The frequent rain showers failed to dampen the Catamounts spirits as they dominated the meet from the opening gun and won eleven of the seventeen events and displayed surprising depth in claiming ten second place finishes. Levon Wilson, the senior sprinter from Charlotte, was easily the meet's outstanding performer as he won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes and ran the lead leg on WCU winning 440 and mile relay teams. He outdueled ASU's Devon Ford to take the 100 yard dash in :09.9 and again in the 220 with a time of :22.3, Later, the Cat sprinter teamed with Clifford Surratt, Randy Layman and Greg Walton to win the 440 relay in a time of :42.4 and joined Surratt, Layman and John Arnold on the victorious mile relay team for a 3:28.1 clocking. The Cats had their best day of the spring in field events as they took four firsts and four second places. Maynard Pierce was the top field man with victories in the long jump and triple jump. Chandler Muse won the high jump and placed second in the long jump. Jon Wiggins threw the javelin 178*2" to win that event and Felix Setzer claimed seconds in both the shot put and discus. Other track victories were posted for WCU by Randy Held- erman and Dennis Kaspryzk (tie) in the mile run; Gregg Walton and Skip Watkins in the 120 high hurdles (tie); and Surratt in the 440. 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Jerry Reed handled the pitching chores and Jerry Gabies led an 11-hit attack with three safeties as the Catamounts won their tenth game of the seasonagainst five losses. WCU begins a five-game road trip this afternoon at the University of Georgia. The Cats will move up to East Tennessee Season record at 12-1 mark for WCU golfers Western Carolina University golfers brought their season record to an impressive 12-1 mark last Wednesday afternoon with a pair of victories at Etowah Valley C.C., the home course of UNC-Asheville. The WCU squad took a 17 point victory over UNC-A, while topping Limestone College by a whopping 22 strokes. Scores soared over the tough F.towah layout, with WCU's Steve Hamrick taking the match medalist honors with a score Moffet speaks Dr. James Moffett, nationally known leader in teaching English, will speak here April 30, at 8 p.m. in the Grandroom of Hinds University Center. His subject will be the teaching of English language arts in a student-centered curriculum, Moffett is senior editor of '"Interaction," a Houghton Mifflin language arts program for kindergarten through twelfth grade. He is the author of two books, "Teaching the Universe of Discourse" and "A Student- Centered Language Arts Curriculum, Grades K-12," A frequent lecturer and consultant, Moffett has helped to build new language arts programs all over the country. Moffett's visit is sponsored by the WCU Visiting Scholors Program. Cullowhee High Cullowhee High School's Rebels take on the Cherokee High Braves todav at 3:30 p.m. at WCU's Haywood Field, of 76. Western Carolina's Hank Komodowski placed second for the Catamounts and ahead of the other school's medalists card- a 79. David Roper and Reid Cox rounded out the WCU top four. The only blemish on the golfers' record came at the hands of Appalachian State. ASU is the current .Southern Conference golf champion, and is expected to make a bid at the title again this year. WCU will travel to Carson- Newman College Wednesday in preparation for the Eastern Kentucky Invitational, to be held this weekend, The Invitational will field 20 of the top teams from the Ohio Valley Conference and other schools in the Kentucky -Tennessee area. State for a Thursday encounter and then travel to Atlanta Saturday to face Georgia Tech and then back home and up to Boone for a Sunday afternoon game with Appalachian State. Reed ran his record to 3-1 with a two-hit shutout of Erskine, He has not allowed an earned run to be scored against him in the last 31 innings he has pitched. The sophomore righthander had complete control of the contest as he did not allow a runner past second base and permitted only two Erskine batters to reach that point. His ERA of 0.91 should place him among the top ten college division pitchers in the nation, Gaines upped his battingaver- age to .411, the highest mark attained by a WCU player at this point in the season in several years, Danny Carswell, with two hits, and Jimmy Stewart, with a triple and three RBIs, also wielded hot bats for the Catamounts. The Cats got the only run they needed in the first inning when Gaines singled, Btole second, and scored on Dale Fox's single to right. A sacrifice fly by Stewart and (iaines single sent two more runs across in the fourth inning. 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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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