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The Western Carolinian Page 7 Thursday, February 18, 1988 Intramurals 1. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL begins Monday. Feb. 22 at 4 p.m. in Reid Upper Gyms, and Breeze Gym. Pick up volleyball schedules in Office 13. Reid Gym, on Friday, Feb. 19. 2. INTRAMURAL CO-ED INNER TUBE WATER POLO slgn-ups begin Monday. Feb. 22nd through Tues.. March lstat 3 p.m. in Office 13. Reid Gym. The Co- Ed Inner Tube Water Polo Rules Clinics will occur Tuesday. March 1st and Wednesday,. March 2nd from 8-9 p.m. All team captains should attend one of these clinics and come prepared to participate. A team consists of five members, three men, and two women with a man at the goalkeeper's position. 3. INTRAMURAL TRAP SHOOTING sign-ups (Men and Women) will begin Wed.. Feb. 24th and end on Thurs.. March 3rd at 3 p.m. in Office 13 Reld Gym. A $2 fee Is required at registration. 12 gauge shotguns, clay pigeons, and ammunition furnished. Maximum of 50 participants. Intramural trap shooting range Is located north of WCU track. Pick up Rule Sheet. 4. Men's INTRAMURAL WRESTLING sign-ups occur 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Tues.. Feb 23rd; Wed., Feb. 24th; and Thurs., Feb 25th In Reld Gym back equipment cage. a. The following weight classes will apply: 118 lbs.. 126 lbs., 134 lbs.. 142 lbs.. 150lbs., 158 lbs., 167 lbs., 177 lbs., 190 lbs., and Heavyweight. b. The first round of matches will occur Monday night. March 2nd at 9 p.m. on Reid Main Floor. c. The periods will be 1-2-2 minutes. d. Pictures an Intramural T-shirts will be awarded to all first place contestants of each weight class, e.l st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons will be awarded In each weight class. f. An MVP Wrestler will be awarded a trophy. g. Pick up the Wrestling rule sheets at Intramural Office #13. Reid Gym. 5. INTRAMURAL SOCCER TEAM sign-ups (Men and Women) will begin Monday, Feb. 22nd and end on Tuesday. March 1st at 3 p.m. in Office 13. Reld Gym. 6. INTRAMURAL PICTURE DAY for basketball All-stars and Individual and Team All Campus Champions will occur at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 25th In Reid Gym. 7. INTRAMURAL CO-ED TENNIS "Doubles* Assignments are posted outside Office 13, Reid Gym. Al contestants should check on the schedule for the tournament. 8. Results of the Women's 4-Wall Raquetball "singles" Tournament were as follows: All Campus Sorority Champion :Dawn Morris. Zeta Tau Alpha All Campus Sorority Runner-up: Marina Johnson. Zeta Tau Alpha All Campus Independent Champion: Alice Price. Turkey Squats All Campus Runner-up: Hope Ethlngton INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL POLL SMALL CAMPUS 1. Dirty Half Dozen 2. The Clinic 3. Hootervllle Express 4. 69'ers 5. Bullets 6. Bulldogs 7. Paper Boys 8. Second South 9. The Horsemen 10. Wolverines 11. Chairman of the Board 12. Strange Brew 13. 2 Tons of Fun 14. Loudmouths 15. Legion of Doom A 16. Legion of Doom B 17. Ground Bound 18. Wesley B ALL CAMPUS 1. Huckelbucks 2. Pi Kappa Alpha 3. PI Kappa Phi 4. Hooslers 5. PI Kappa Alpha B 6. Sigma Phi Epsilon 7. Lambda Chi Alpha 8. Busboys 9. Delta Sigma Phi 10. Buff's Stuff 11. Pi Kappa Phi B 12. ROTC 13. Physical Force WOMEN'S ALL CAMPUS 1. Cavaliers 2. Fatal Beauty 3. Helder Cats 4. Delta Zeta 5. Zeta Tau Alpha RECRUITS, from previous page linburg. TN); Vince Hill (6-2, 190, Lakewslde High/Decatur, GA); Tim Redmon (6-2,190, North Iredell High/Statesville, NC); Shawn Walker (6-3,215 Cummings High/ Burlington, NC). Wide Receivers - Chad Hughey (6-0,170, East Hall High/ Gainesville, GA); Joe Johnson (5- 8, 170, Freedom High/Morgan- ton, NC); Carlos White (5-10,155, Lakeside High/Decatur, GA). Tight Ends - Kirk Kirouac (6-6. 205. Duluth High/Duluth, GA); Kevin Roberson (6-3, 205, Enka High/Enka, NG). Running Backs - Darrin Hemphill (5-10, 212, Freedom High/Morganton, NC); Tim McMillan (5-11, 185, Douglas Byrd/Fayettevllle, NC). Defensive Backs - Bryant Robbins (5-10, 175, Providence Day/Charlotte, NC). Southern Conference Update TEAM LEAGUE OVERALL Marshall 10-2 19-6 Furman 9-4 15-8 Davidson 8-4 14-9 Appalachian St. 8-4 16-8 E. Tenn. St. 8-6 15-10 UT-Chattanooga 6-6 11-11 Va. Military 4-9 9-15 Citadel 2-10 5-17 Western Carolina 1-11 7-16 HOOPS from previous page less and mistake-prone Catamounts were down by nine. 71-62. During that time, Catamount forward Bennie Goettie, who had a team-high 22 points, fouled out, and Western went down by as much as 14 — a 19- point swing — with a little more than two minutes left In the game. "We played well almost the entire game." Krusen said. "We played hard. Kenny Brown had a heli of a ball game. But we made too many mistakes." He added, "East Tennessee picked up Its level of intensity, and we didn't." Monday night's loss followed a 100-85 shellacking Saturday night in Boone against Appalachian State. The Mountaineers (8-4 and 16-8). who have lost just once In their last 10 games, took a big first- half lead and cruised from there against the Catamounts, whom they defeated by only one point in Cullowhee less than a amonth ago. The Catamounts fell behind by as much as 18 points in the first half and saw Goettie get into foul trouble early (he and Gault eventually fouled out). And despite a decent shooting night — Western shot 52.6 percent from the field for the game — the Catamounts had 24 turnovers and not enough opportunities to score. They reduced Appalachian's lead to nine points In the first few minutes of the first half, but never got back into single digits again. Robert Hill led Western with 17 points. Gault had 15, Geottie and Robert Hutchison had 13 each and Maurice Johnson had 10. Ben Miller had a career-high 24 for Appalachian, which hit the century mark for the fourth time this season. "We have a few more people than they do, and we were able to trade fouls with them," said Appalachian coach Tom Apke. The Catamounts will have two more home games after Saturday night. They will host VMI on Saturday. Feb. 27, and Marshall on Feb. 29. And if they don't win on Saturday, that will be it for '87-88. Notes: Hutchison, the team's best shoooter. Is In a shooting slump. He was three of 13 from the floor against East Tennessee and five of 15 against Appalachian State The Catamounts have never failed to qualify for the league tournament. . . . The first two dozen females admitted to the game Saturday night will get a free Iktea from Western Carolinian sports writer ©H @roilh«iiraii .... Should the Catamounts make the tournament. It is probable that they will play Marshall (10-2 and 19-6) in the first round. .. . The last time the Catamounts had back-to- back losing basketball seasons was 1976-77 and 1977-78.... Withrow Sports Staff Chris Geis Editor Bitiv Graham Editing/Design Steve Almasy Sports Writer Mark Basket t, Edwin Carlton Photos Contributions to the Carolinian sports pages are more than welcome. Our deadline is 5 p.m. on the Monday prior to publication. LADIES from previous page 36 percent of their attempts for the game. First-year guard April Huskins had a career high 14 points. ETSU also enjoyed a 49-33 rebound edge. The Lady Cats and the Lady Bucs split the season series. The Lady Cats finish their home schedule as part of a basketball doubleheader. At 5 p.m. they will take on Marshall, followed by the men's contest against The Citadel. THURSDAY NIGHT'S GAMES Furman at Davidson East Tenn. St. at Coastal Carolina SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAMES Appalachian St. at Va. Military Citadel at Western Carolina Davidson at Marshall East Tenn. St. at Wake Forest Furman at UT-Chattanooga MONDAY NIGHTS GAMES Appalachian St. at Marshall Citadel at UT-Chattanooga Coastal Carolina at ETSU Western Carolina at Furman BATS from previous page four game series at Auburn last weekend. They were shutout by Auburn in the series opener (3-0) and lost the second game 7-3 as eight runners were stranded. A four game losing streak was snapped in the first game of Sunday's doubleheader when the Cats won 4-1 behind a "strong starting pitching performance by Tim Slnlckl and the solid relief work of Jeff Stevens and Ward Wl throw. In the final game of the series, junior lefthander Gary Volpe threw one-hit ball for six and one-third innings, but his teammates could not score and Western lost 1 -0 as nine base runners were left stranded. Sophomore shortstop Grant Brlttaln leads WCU hitters with eight hits In 24 at bats. Including three doubles. Clint Fairy, the Southern Conference's Player of the Year lastyear, has seven hits including a pair of home runs and six runs batted in. All- conference outfielder Skip Nelloms and third baseman Tom Malch- esky. a transfer from UNC-C. each have seven hits. Stewart Keyes, a junior righthander who was an all-conference selection last season. Is 1-1 with a 1.93 earned run average with two strong starting performances. Wl throw, a senior righthander, has a pair of saves in three appearances. Following the five road games this weekend, the Catamounts will return home to open the home portion of their schedule with home games against Eastern Kentucky next weekend. The Catamounts and Colonels will meet In a pair of doubleheaders on Saturday, February 27, and Sunday, February 28. k Brlttaln The NCAA hat approved WCU's plan to allow player* to soil peanult at halftime of merit basketball games as a scholarship fund supplement. Staff photographer Edwin Carlton caught Robert Hutchison working on his bag-tossing form after practice recently. Upcoming Baseball... Friday at VNCC Salitrday,$ttnday at Stat Around & About Friday, Feb. 19 - LMP will sponsor Friday Night Skiing at Catalooche. The cost is $ 18 for WCU students, and $23 for others. Pre-register at the U.C. The movie The Secret of My Success will be shown in the Cherokee Room at the U.C, at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Admission Is $1 for WCU students, and $1.50 for others. The movie can also be seen on Sunday Feb. 21, at 2 p.m. An exhibition of paintings by Atlanta artist Deanna Sirlin is currently on display at the Chelsea Gallery. Sirlin's paintings can be seen from 8 a.m. until 11 p.m. Monday-Friday, and from noon until 11 p.m. on weekends. The exhibit will be on display until March 16. Also on display is the folk art of ClydeTerrel Whiteside, which can be seen In the Belk Building Art Gallery until April 1. Saturday, Feb. 20 - Ice Skating lessons will be given at the Ice rink today from 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. A National Collegiate Drug Awareness luncheon will be held In the Hospitality Room of the Ramsey Center at 11a.m. The cost is $7. LMP will sponsor an Overnight Caving trip. The cost Is $20 for WCU students, and $23 for others. The trip will go through Feb. 21. Pre-registerattheU.C. The Women's Basketball team will play Marshall tonight at 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. in the main arena, at the Ramsey Center. At 7:30 p.m. the Men's Basketball team will play the Citadel In the main arena. Tickets are $7 for reserved, $5 for adults, and $2 for children. Sunday,Feb21 -The operetta Naughty Marietta will be j performed today at 2p.m. In Niggll Auditorium. Tickets are $8 for adults, and $5 for students, children, and ^Usjj^t. senior citizens. For more information call the speech '"^^•^Ji! ..Continued From Page 5 Restaurant Review The Well House, provides a quiet and comfortable atmosphere where you a can relax and enjoy your meal. The service Is very friendly. A waitress takes your order at the counter and you pay up front. Therefore, you need not worry about figuring up your bill because this system is so convenient. When your order is ready, your number Is called, usually within 10 minutes. If you,too, area Roast Beef lover, I suggestthe Roast Beef Hot Deli Sandwich with Swiss cheese. You have a choice of Kaiser roll. Pumpernickel, or Rye bread. The Roast Beef Sandwich comes with mayonnaise, mustard, and horseradish (but you may have it your own way) and Is served to you In a basket with potato chips and a slice of dill pickle. ($2.95). Other hot deli sandwiches offered include Corned Beef, Pastrami, Salami, Danish Ham, Turkey Swiss Cheese, and Cheese 8t Weinkraut. Prices for dell sandwiches range from Sl.95-S3.10. The Well House also offers these specialty sandwiches: Reuben. Kosher-Style Hot Dog. Hot Dog with Chili. Avocado Sprout, Chicken Salad, and Beef or Pork Barbecue. The prices range from $2.50-$3.35. For the vegetarians, The Well House offers a Tossed Salad for $1.00, a Chef's Salad for $3.00, and a Vegetarian Chef's Salad for $3.10. The restaurant caters to all types of tastes. For the dessert lovers, a nice slice of cheese cake or carrot cake for $1.35 would be perfect. An additional menu goes into effect for evenings. The evening menu selections are not served during the day. Barbecue is the dinner specialty, and plated Is served with baked beans and choice of potato salad or cole slaw. Dinner plates range from $4.75- $6i50. Conveniently located amongst the Riverwood Shops In Dillsboro, The Well House is a great place to enjoy hot dell sandwiches ad barbecue. Open Monday-Wednesday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., and Thursday-Saturday 11 a.m.-8 p.m.. The Well House provides a very relaxing atmosphere, as well as good and theatre arts department at 227-7491 Monday, Feb. 22 - The video Heartbreak Ridge will be shown on the second floor of the U.C. until Feb. 28. The video will be shown from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. Admission is free. Tuesday, Feb. 23 - All Campus Intramural Basketball Championships will be held tonight In the main arena of the Ramsey Center. The games will begin at 7 p.m.. Admission Is free. Casino Night will be held In the Gran- droom at the U.C. tonight at 8 p.m. The cost is $1 for WCU students, and $1.50 for others. Mlcheal Miles will perform a recital of works for trumpet and piano by several composers. The recital will begin at 8 p.m., in the Recital Hall of the Music/English Building. Admission is free. Wednesday, Feb. 24 - The operetta Naughty Marietta will perform tonight at 7:30 p.m. In Niggll Auditorium. Performances will run through Feb. 27. Tickets are $8 for adults, and $5 for students, children and senior citizens. The All Campus Intramural Basketball Championshilp games will continue tonight in the main arena of the Ramsey Center. The games will begin at 7 p.m. Admission Is free. Thursday, Feb. 25 - The Jackson County Public Library will show the film Foreign Correspondent at 3:30 and 7 p.m. Admission Is free. An Honors facuulty meeting will be held In the Hospitality Room at the Ramsey Center today at 4 p.m. A mini concert, featuring Scott Jones will be held in the Cherokee Room at the U.C at 8 p.m. Guitarist Stan Bumgarner will perform tonight at 8 p.m. in the Recital Hall of the Music/English Building. .v*.. 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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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  • Date original: 1988-02-18
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