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APRIL 13, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 5 Sweep VMI 9-0, 13-4 Baseball Cats back in contention WCU's baseball team got back into contention in the Southern Conference this week with a 9-0, 13 4 sweep ol VMI on Monday and now faces a four-game road swing that includes a crucial confrontation with The Citadel on Saturday in Charleston, S.C. The Cats are currently 11-10 I overall and 2-3 in the was second in doubles. Wayne Tolleson was sixth in stolen bases and vVayne Harwell was seventh in the nation with a 1.17 ERA. Mark Reeser, who has taken over the top spot in hitting, was ranked ninth among the nation's top hitters with a .440 avenge. Reeser is now hitting .421. Hall, who has been in a slump during the mid-season span in which WCU lost 8 of 10 games, is the only WCU player likely to drop out of tile national rankings. As a team, WCU was fifth in team batting and second only to Georgia lech in team scoring. Behind Keeser's team leading average is Keith Ebersole hitting .410, Brown hitting .381. Billy Boyd hitting .361 and Wayne Tolleson hitting .325. Both Jim Reinicker and Don Williams, both used in selected games, also have hefty averages. Reinicker has hit .424 through 13 games and Williams has hit .364 in five games. Ebersole has already tied the single season home run record set by Ken Morgan in 1962 with seven homers to date, Ebersol had two against VMI, both going over 412-feet. Sophomore Rick Adair leads the team in victories with a 4-2 record, but freshman Harwell leads the team's ERA department having given up just five earned runs in 30 innings of work. Jerry Warren went the distance for the first time in his collegiate career Monday with a 9-0 shutout of VMI in the first game of the doubleheader and Danny I in Ha id improved his record to 2-0 by going the distance in the second game. Western travels to Erskine Wednesday for a single game before meeting The Citadel. WCU then goes to East Tennessee State on Monday. league and in sixth place. However, three of the teams above them in the standings already have at least three losses—The Citadel is third with a 6-3 record, and Furman and Davidson are tied for fourth with 4-4 and 3-3 records, respectively. Appalachian State is currently 6-0 and leading the league and Marshall is 7-1 and in second place. ASU and Marshall meet this Saturday and the Mountaineers still must play WCU twice later in the season. With the balance showing in the conference. Western still has a good shot at making a run at the title. The Cats, who have scored 197 runs in 32 games and are hitting .333 as a team, dominate the Southern Conference statistics and have five players ranked in the top ten nationally in six individual categories, according to the most recent NCAA Division I stats. David Ball was ranked fourth in RBI with an average of 1.80 per game and fifth in triples. Freddie Brown Use Experience For Your Benefit VOTE RICHARD SULLINS FOR SENATOR-AT-LARGE Tues., April 18,1978 8 0 g a r t 0 Restaurant and Tavern Sandwiches Brown Bagging Now featuring 12 oz. draft Schlitz on tap Budweiser Stroh's Fri. & Sat. John Stanfield $1.00 CATAMOUNT SPECIAL 4-7p.m. Wed.&Fri. with WCU I.D. 2.00 pitcher Ihe Cats will meet South Carolina on Wednesday, April 19 at McCormick Field in Asheville in the first pari of a college-pro doubleheader. The Asheville Tourists take on the Charleston Patriots in Western CaraHna'i League action in the nightcap. WCU and South Carolina will play at 5 p.m. Tickets are $1 when purchased in advance and ma\ be obtained at the WCU athletic department at the field house on cantos. I icketa will be 42 at the gate. Students go to K.C. The WCU chapter of the Student Council tor Exceptional Students will send B group ot students to the National Convention for Exceptional Children in Kansas City. Mo. May 2 through May 5. Seven Students have signed up for the trip and the Council hopes to send as many as ten to the convention. The convention will include lectures, speeches. educational sessions and demonstrations designed to aid participants in working with exceptional children. SOPHOMORES! WHAT CAN ARMY ROTC mi YOB ABOUT LIFE AFTER COLLEGE? CALL 293-7438 ARMY ROTC THE TWO YEAR PttCRAM 222 South Main Waynesville, N.C. Barry McGee IN CONCERT FRIDAY, APRIL 14 8:00 P.M. FORSYTH AUDITORIUM FREE
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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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