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The Western Carolinian Page 13 Thursday, April 20,1989 Cats Pick-up the Pace and Dust Off Carson-Newman FRANK LAMM Carolinian Staff Writer WCU recovered from a slow start thanks to the pitching of Mike Thomas and five Carson- Newman errors, putting them on track to a 10-5 win. The Eagles used their power to take an early 4-0 lead. In the first inning, secondbaseman Wesley Nokes led off with a single. Two outs later, Ryan Henry drove a 1-2 pitch over the fence. In the third, Nokes again singled. Kevin Roach then followed with a long homer—All four runs were charged to starter Jack Kimel. Following Roach's home run, Thomas, 1-1, replaced Kimel. Over the final 6 1/3 innings, Thomas surrendered just three singles, while striking out three. WCU's bats were also slow getting started. Over the first three innings, the Cat's stranded five baserunners, and a total of twelve in the course of the game. In the top of the fourth, the Mike Thomas Cat's finally broke through against Eagles pitcher, Bob Adams. Richie Senn, who led off the inning with a triple, scored on Kelly Giles' double play. The Catamounts added four funs in the fourth thanks to singles by Clint Fairey, Mark Poarch, and Senn. Matt Raleigh added a double, and Grant Brittain's sacrifice fly gave the Cats a 5-4 lead. With Thomas cruising through the Eagle lineup, Western looked to add some insurance runs. They did so in the seventh. Raleigh led off the inning with a walk, Poarch then followed with a homer, his 11th of the season. In the eighth, Fairey doubled with one out off Steve Crawford, then Raleigh drew a walk. After Poarch struck out, Fairey came home on Crawford's wild pitch. Raleigh then scored when Eagle thirdbaseman, Roach bobbled Senn's groundball. This game marked the first time in the last 14 contests that Western scored in double figures. It also marked the last road game of the regular season. Western will play the Eagles in the season finale on April 25 at Ronnie G. Childress Field. Women's Tennis Peaking; Men's Team Struggling Western Carolina University's men's and women's tennis teams resembled two trains on different tracks over the past week, as the Lady Cats won two of three matches while the Catamounts lost all three of their contests. The WCU women's squad will try to continue their hot streak this weekend as they conclude their season at the Southern Conference Women's Tennis Tournament in Asheville, NC. Meanwhile, the men's team will have two more chances to get in the win column before their tournament date in two weeks. Western Carolina's women's tennis team closed out regular season play with a flurry, losing at Furman 0-9 last Wednesday before rebounding with road wins over Appalachian State 9-0 on Thursday and Lees-McRae 6-2 on Friday. Leading the way for the Lady Cats were #3 Kristin Fogleman. #4 Kathleen Murphy, #5 Kim Whitting and #6 Tracy Swaim, all of whom posted singles wins over both ASU and Lees- McRae. The doubles pairs of Fogleman-Murphy and Swaim- Sheri Almond also claimed two victories for the week. Going into tournament play, Swaim owns the team's best singles record at 8-6, followed by Murphy (8-7), Whiting (9-8) and #2 Valerie Bako (8-8). Swaim and Almond lead the doubles standings at 9-8. The Lady Cats close out their regular season team play with an 8-9 overall record, Their 2-3 league record places them fourth in the Southern Conference, with this the tournament play scheduled for Thursday through Saturday at Asheville Racquet Club. The men's team failed to win in three close matches over the past week. The tennis Catamounts suffered losses at Appalachian State 4-5 on Thursday and Lees-McRae 2-7 on Friday, before returning home to fall victim to Wofford 2-7 this past Monday. #1 Kais Arfaoui, #3 Carroll Purcell and #5 Dave Corbett, each won two of their three singles matches during the week. The doubles pair of Corbett-Greg Lovelace also posted two wins. PurcelPs 11-5 singles record leads the team, followed closely by Arfaoui at 10-6. In doubles, Purcell- Richard Tapp are 7-7, while Corbett- Lovelace own a 4-2 record. The tennis Cats owned a 7-10 overall team record going into Tuesday's match at Furman, and their 1-3 league mark places them in sixth place in the conference standings. The Southern Conference Men's Tennis Tournament is set for April 28-30 at the Asheville Racquet Club. WCU Athletic Dept. announces Parents' Day for Baseball team this Saturday during the ASU game- Childress Field The Carolinian Sports has enjoyed serving you this year!! The Carolinian Sports Staff Larry Gray, Sports Editor Laura Goff, Writer Frank Lamm, Writer Richard Sumner, Writer SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE at THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN * WRITERS * TYPESETTERS * LAYOUT & DESIGN * ASSISTANT TO THE EDITOR Most postions require little or no experience and may lead to Fall & Spring positions. To apply call Chris Faris at 7267 or 4413. ATTENTION SUMMER CO-OP PARTICIPANTS!!! It's time for Pre-Assignment Workshops!!! They will be held on the following days: Wednesday, April 26,1989 3:30 - 5:00 325 Stillwell Thursday, April 27,1989 3:30 -5:00 325 Stillwell Come sign-up in the CAP Center, 67 Stillwell Remember to bring your CO-OP HANDBOOK to the workshop!! Southern Conference Baseball Standings School W L Pet. WCU 8 4 .667 ASU* 8 5 .615 Citadel 8 6 .571 Marshall 5 5 .500 VMI 5 7 .417 Furman 5 7 .417 ETSU 5 10 .333 ♦Includes forfiet win over NC A&T WCU Baseball Stats Player AVG HR RBI Fairey .370 11 30 M Raleigh.344 13 45 Senn .288 2 8 Ramshaw.286 0 2 Bellomo .269 6 17 Dunn 239 3 10 Tesh .230 5 23 TRaleigh.231 1 6 Poarch .203 10 29 Brittain 196 1 11 Giles .188 0 8 Cox .185 2 8 Fulbright.167 0 2 Wallace .167 0 0 Grant .160 0 2 Bradley .111 0 0 Hooven .000 0 0 Naylor .000 0 0 PITCHING STATS PLAYER W-L ERA Hooper 1-1 5.09 Menhart 4-6 5.73 Keyes 1-6 5.92 Fairey 0-0 6.23 Volpe 5-3 6.26 Kimel 2-3 6.75 Uzdilla 2-3 7.56 McCrackine 0-0 9.00 Thomas 0-1 9.26 Stevens 1-1 9.49 Huie 0-1 9.72 Hyde 0-0 10.38 (Above stats Based on figures thru Monday's games) 1. Intramurals Results of the Homerun Derby were as follows: All Campus Sorority Champion All Campus Independent Champion All Campus Men's Champion 2. Vanessa Gibbs, (Hitter) Zeta Tau Alpha Chris Bynum (Pitche Debbie Morrow, (Hitter) Slammers Rick Gragg (Pitcher) Derek Clary (Hitter) Bret Johnson (Pitcher j Results of the Soccer League Competition for Women: The Untouchables and Zeta Tau Alpha squared off in the All Campus Championship socer contest. In an exciting game, the Untouchables and the Zeta I Tau ALpha sorority were locked in a 3-3 tie. In the overtime the Untouch- l ables edged out Zeta Tau Alpha sorority by a score of 2 to 1. Congratula-| tions to the Untouchables team members as listed: Tonya Parsons, Kari Day, Pa Bennett, Tish Vaughn, Suzanne Deay, Sheri Almond, Heather Lawson, Gabrielle | Lilly, Jersey Deermount, Debbie Harris, Heather Fulghum, Gretchen Strawser, Janda Brown, Kristie Perrier, and Ginger Lackey. 3. follows: First Place Results of the Mens' Intramural Bench Press were as 130 and under ♦Spencer Keith 200 lbs 140 and under *Mike Parker Lambda Chi Alpha 220 lbs 150 and under ♦Alan Adams 250 lbs 160 and under ♦♦Tom Carpenter 320 lbs 170 and under ♦Ed Rieger 255 lbs 190 and under ♦♦Steven Mills (MVP) 405 lbs 200 and under ♦♦Charlie McBennett 315 lbs Heavyweight ♦♦Teddy Guyer 460 lbs * All Campus Champion ** All Campus Records 4. First Place Results in the Women's Intramural Bench Press were ; follows: 99 and under *Sheila McCirdy (Phi Mu) 45 lbs 109 and under ♦Tammy Snider (Alpha Chi Omega) 25 lbs 119 and under *Laura Lambert (BSU) 70 lbs 129 and under ♦♦Kerry Cooley (MVP) 125 lbs 139 and under ♦♦Kim Johnson 125 lbs 149 and under ♦*Tara Gaston 135 lbs 159 and under ♦Estrella Acosta (Alpha Chi Omega) 55 lbs 169 and under ♦Robin Waring (Alpha Chi Omega) 65 lbs ♦All Campus Champions ♦♦All Campus Record 5. Monday April 24th the IM Ice Cream Picnic occurs for all Intramu ral Assistants and Officials. It will be held at the Picnic Area below the tracl at 4:00 p.m. 6. INTRAMURAL FISHING DERBY ends Tuesday, April 25th at 3:00 p.m. 7. INTRAMURAL PICTURE DAY will occur on Tuesday, April 25th I at 4:00 p.m. The pictures arefor League All Year Champions, Unit Managers, and Outstanding Intramural Assistants and Sports Officials. 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