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  • PAGE 6/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/ MARCH 8, 1979 Carolinian sportsbriefs Gymnastics meet ends season The WCU women's gymnastics team turned in one of its best performances of the season last weekend to claim fourth place in the NCAIAW Championship Meet held in Durham. Coach Susan Field's team scored a season high 112 points to close out its season on a positive note. However, two members of the team have qualified for the AIAW Region II meet and have extended their seasons. Senior Martha Benedict and freshman Beth Myers will represent WCU in the meet at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, March 16-17. Benedict, one of two seniors on the squad, qualified in the all-around competition. Myers, from Greenwood, S.C, placed sixth in the balance beam and also qualified in the all-around competition. UNC-Chapel Hill won the state title with 129 points followed by Appalachian State, Duke, WCU and East Carolina. Tennis begins The Western Carolina men's tennis team, led by Coach Joseph Meigs, is looking forward to the 1979 season. The Cats have had only a brief series of workouts, but are optimistic with their preparation. Coach Meigs will balance his attack with six returning players, Mark Craig, Eddie Thomas, Ken Steen, Tim Clodfelter, Linwood White and Ken Cloninger. and three freshmen, Mike Dimatio, Mark Parrish and Warren McCTcndon. With the season starting in less than two weeks the team members have been fighting for the six starting positions. Past Western teams have not seen this much competition among the players. The team shows strength in all positions with no exaggerated weaknesses in the lineup. The 1979 season begins Sunday, March 18 when the Cats will host Ohio University. The second match will be on Wednesday March 21 with another match at home against regular opponents UNC-Asheville. The remainder of the schedule will be announced soon. Golf team wins Willy Stewart rolled in a 20-foot putt for a sensational eagle on the par-five 18th hole to give WCU's golf team a tie for first place in a five-way season opening meet in Laurens. South Carolina Tuesday afternoon. Stewart, a sophomore from Barranquilla, Columbia, South America took medalist honors with a three-over- par 75. Coach Don Dalton's golfers toured the Pinelake Country Club course and turned in a team score of 312 strokes to tie host Pesbyterian College. Baptist College finished third with a 314 card followed by Lander College (318) and Limestone College (331). Senior Mike Allison turned in a 77 card for WCU. Teammates Johnny Budwine finished with a 79; Phil Turpin carded a 81; and Scott Ferguson had an 82. The Catamount golfers will travel to Ninety-Six, South Carolina today for a tri-match with Erskine College and USC-Spartanburg on the Starfort Country Club course. Tuckaseigee race The first annual Tuckaseigee River and Road Races will be held the weekend of April 7 and 8. Expecting to attract athletes from throughout the south, the two The first annual Tuckaseigee River and Road Races will be held the weekend of April 7 and 8. Expecting to attract athletes from throughout the south, the two-day event will feature the North Carolina Open Canoe Championships on Saturday April 8th and a 10,000 meter run on Sunday. The downriver race for open canoes is a ten mile course of mostly Class I and II rapids including a short portage around a dam in Dillsboro. The last three miles of the course include Tuckaseigee Gorge with several Class III rapids. There will be classes for both downriver and cruising canoes, and intercollegiate competition, tallied on a point system. Sunday's events will be a 10.000 meter running race and a one mile fun run both starting at the University Center. Sunday's events will be a 10.000 meter running race and a one mile fun run both starting at the University Center. The 10,000 meter race will include a circuit of the campus and will follow the rolling hills nearby. Both the fun run and the 10.000 meter course are excellent courses tor tirst-time competitive runners All participants will receive an official Tuckaseigee River and Road Races T-Shirt and certificate awards w ill be presented to the top three finishers in each division. Gift certificates will be presented to the man and woman with the fastest combined times for the canoe race and the 10,000 meter race. Those wishing to compete in both events may register prior to April 1, for $4 or after that date for $5. Single event registration is $3 prior to April 1st and $4 past April 1st, up to the morning of the race. Entry forms are available at Cullowhee Outfitters or the UCB. Additional information can be obtained by calling or writing the Jackson County Recreation and Parks Department, 102 Scotts Creek Road Sylva, N.C. 28779, 586-6333. Rain delays baseball WCU's baseball team successfully opened its 1979 baseball season last Saturday with an impressive 3-1 vvin over Georgia Tech in a abbreviated contest in Atlanta. Saturday's game, which was called in the sixth inning because of rain, became official when play could not be resumed Sunday afternoon, also because of a rain-soaked field. Western's scheduled home opener Monday against Carson-Newman College at Ronnie Childress Field was postponed because of an unplayable field due to heavy rains over the weekend. The game has been rescheduled for April 11. The Catamounts will be on the road for their next seven games before returning home March 20 to face Salem College. Coach Bill Haywood will take his team lo ( lemson Universitv today to meet the defending ACC champion Tigers. The spring-break trip begins ~ next Monday in Columbia. South Carolina against USC's Gamecocks. Other opponents on the trip includes Francis Marion, Campbell and UNC-Wilming- ' Three rookies made impressive debuts in the win over Georgia Tech. Freshmen righthanders Randy Sims and Jeff Mashburn combined to limit Tech to only two hits and catcher John Lethcoe supplied a powerful bat and called an outstanding game behing the plate. "I was very pleased with out young players," said Haywood as he noted the performances of Sims, Mashburn and Lethcoe. "John (Lethcoe) did a super job in his first college game." Only three lettermen started in Saturday's game as the remaining six positions were manned by either rookies or inexperienced upper classmen. Western drew first blood in the second inning on Lethcoe's triple and a Tech wild pitch that enabled pinch runner Gerald Harp to score. The Yellow Jackets tied the game in the bottom of the inning on Mike Macon's home run. The Catamounts scored the winning run in the third when veteran infielder David Ball sent sophomore infielder Billv Bovd home on an infield grounder. Canoeing instructions Basic Canoeing instructions will be offered on Tuesday afternoons by the University Center Board and the Cullowhee Outfitters. The First Tuesday class will begin on March 20 at 1:30 p.m. Participants should meet in the UC parking lot and wear tennis shoes, shorts, wool sweater, socks, and a wind breaker. The cost of the clinic is $3 which includes transportation, instructions and equipment. The Tuesday Canoeing classes row through April 24. FOR YOUR LIFE AFTER COLLEGE. 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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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