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Western Carolinian Volume 45 Number 27

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P»rc 16 mi WESTERN CAROLINIAN/April rO. I960 Surles on sports By Steve Surles Western Carolina's baseball learn has really been on a tear lately ..as a team the Cats have hit .385 in their last four games, going 56 of 146 combined in the two wins over UNC-Wilmington and Campbell University. Willie Carpenter himself was 11 for 17 | .6471 in the four games and sophomore first baseman Don Ingle added nine rbi's during the same span...The team batting average is now up to an eye-opening .311. As far as (he records show, Catamount relief pitcher Doug Mitchell has set a single season school record number of saves with four. Doug is a transfer from Montreal-Anderson Junior College and in leu games and almost 12 innings of pitching has an ERA of 1.23. Soccer Coach Malcolm l.oughlin pulled the eoup of the year when he arranged for former New York Cosmo's star, Shep Messing, to come put on one of his free soccer clinics in Cullowhee, May 3. Messing, now playing pro soccer in an indoor league, aroused some controversy a few > cars, back while with the Cosmo's, which is nothing unusual. The clinic is sponsored by the Skoal and Happy Days smokeless Tobacco. Anyone who saw Western Carolina's Purple-White intrasquad football game Thursday night may have noticed something very different in the offensive approach as several option plays were run,and one a 30 yard run by Gerald Harp, was very successful. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Cats use the option on occasion next season... Now thai major league baseball season is upon us, I've been asked to bless the readers with a few of my famous | infamous | and recently made fun of— predictions. NATIONAL EAST 1- Philadelphia—a (lop last year, but they'll have a healthy pitching staff and maybe even gel a good year oul of Tug McGraw out of the bullpen. They have loo many guys who can have good years al the plate, too. NATIONAL WEST 1- 1 os Angeles—my perennial favorite. Still have the best infield and the potentially besl pitching la healthy Forsler and Welch-free agents Gollz and Stanhouse|. AMERICAN WEST 1- California forget about Nolan Kvan -he was jusl a .500 pitcher any Hay; the Angels have Baylor, Grich, Carcw, Lansford, and a good enough pitching staff to carry what I think Is an improving division from top to bottom. AMERICAN EAST 1- The hardest pick because four teams have the material to be the besl team in baseball Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Milwaukee. The Orioles have lo be a favorite, but if the Yanks can slabili/c the pitching staff thev could rework the old magic. The Red Sox and Brewers have lots of question marks both injury-wise and pilehing-wisc |i.e. Hisle for the Brewers, lisk for the Sox| but their day-in-day-out bats are nothing short of awesome. Probably the only prediction I'll make about this division is thai the Cleveland Indians will not win the championship. Men's tennis loses fourth straight Western Carolina's men's tennis Icani lost its fourth straight 9-0 decision with a Southern Conference defeat at Furman University. April 2. The last time the Cats. 1-9 overall and 0-4 in Southern Conference play, won a game in a match was in their 8-1 loss to VMI Match 28 at Johnson City. Tennessee. Since then the netters have lost 9-0 to East Tennessee (March 2X). UT-Chattanoga (March 29). Virginia lech (March 30), and the Furman match. The Cats were scheduled to play last Tennessee State in Cullowhee April 8. but bad weather forced postponement of that match. Lenoir-Rhync is scheduled to come into Cullowhee for a 2 p.m. match April 9. Southern Conference loe Marshall plays (he Cats in Cullowhee. April 13. Your Spring Needs! At The University Book & Supply Store In Stock All Colors Of Athletic Socks Tennis & Raquet Balls New Shipment Gray & Navy Sweatpants $9.95 Gray & Navy Pullover Hoods $11.95 Navy Or Red "Snoopy" Gym Shorts $5.50 Matching "Snoopy" Tops $5.95 Also A Good Supply Of Frisbees! Mon. - Fri. Bam-6pm Sat. - 10am-2pm Bring In This Ad For $1.00 Off Any WCU Cap In Store - Good Thru Next Thurs. Women's tennis Although losing to Lenoir-Rhync College, 5-4 in a match in Hickory, Wednesday April 2. the Western Carolina women's tennis team snapped a string oi three matches without winning at least one game. After being shutout by 9-0 scores by UNC-C'harlotlc. Pfctffcr and Guilford in the last week, the Lady Cats, led by Karen Martinat and Gail Parchcsco's wins, gave the Ladv Bears a challenge. WCU. 3-7 overall, travels to Appalachian Stale for a 3 p m. match on April 9 and will return home. April 10 against Brevard College, also at 3 p.m. Softball sweep Western Carolina's women's Softball team swept a doubleheader at Lenoir-Rhync Wednesday. April 2. 2-1 and 8-2, and pushed their overall record to 13-5. The Lady Cats have now won 12 of their lasl 11 contests. including four consecutively. The Lady Cats travel to Mars Hill, April 10, for a single game before traveling to the NC Slate Invitational April 11-12. The next home action for the team will be Tuesday, April 14, when the Lady Cats entertain Appalachian State in a doubleheader scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. at the Reid Gym field. Pre-season football Quarterback Ronnie Mixon. a freshman from Charleston, SC, scored the game's only touchdown with a one-yard run with 7:25 left to play in the game to giv c the Purple team a 6-0 victory in the annual Purple-White intrasquad football game. April 3. al Whitmore Stadium. The Purple team, generating only 60 yards of offense in the game, set the score up on a 42-yard pass interference play from Mixon to Catback wide receiver Gerald Harp. Three plays later Mixon, one of the top contenders for Western's quarterback position, vacated by the departed Mike Pusey, went around the left side on a keeper play for the game's only score. Specialist Karl Witze missed the extra point attempt. The honorary head coach of the Purple team was Larry Pope, sports director of The Asheville Citizen- Times. His counterpart on the White team was David Steele, the sports director of WLOS-TV 13. Leading the White team offensively was Leonard Williams' 36 rushing yards and Eddie McGill's 48 pass receiving yards. Golf tournament The men's golf team, 4-2 in dual matches, travels to the Shadowmoss Country Club in Charleston, SC. April 10-12 to play in the Citadel Golf Tournament. The Lais placed seventeenth in a field of twenty-six at the Elon College Spring Tournament March 31- April 1. April 15 the team travels to the Erskinc College four-way match at the Star Fort Country Club in Ninety-Six. South Carolina. Softball tournament Kappa Alpha will sponsor a softbali tournament April 18. 19 and 20. The tournament was originally set for March 28, 29 and 30, but has been postponed due to ROTC activities on the intramural field this weekend. Tn- tournament is open to all WCU students, faculty, and staff. The entrance fee for the tournament is $30 per team and there is a 16 team limit. Trophies will be awarded to the winning teams and all proceeds from the event will go to Muscular Dystrophy. For further information, contact Kellv Rankin at 293-9986 or 293-9959. The deadline for entrv is April 15. Call in the professionals Haywood Transfer and Storage Co., Inc. Agent Moving Storing BekiflS *-ocal ancl Long distance 456-3001—Way nesville

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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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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 1980-04-10
  - Date digitized: 2018-09-21
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  - Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 20 pages
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1980-04-10_Vol45_No27
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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