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Volume 56 Number 6 Sports The Western Carolinian Page 9 Thursday, September 20. 1990 pqpirfe gegpjrsIbflPcjairdl F ootball ^poo Standings School 1. Furman ASU WCU Marshall The Citadel VMI 7. U-T Chatt 8. ETSU Con. 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 All 3-0 1-1 1-2 2-0 1-1 2-1 1-1 0-3 5. U-T Chattanooga 140 6. Western Carolina 142 7. East Tennessee State 182 Next Meet-Both Teams 29 Mountain Heritage Invit. TBA •V; olleyball Conference Standinusto of 9ll7\ ^.turdav's Games Appalachian St. at Clemson, 1pm Marshall at The Citadel, 7pm E. Tenn. State at WCU, 1:30pm Furman at Florida, 4pm U-T Chatt at Georgia Tech, 1pm VMI at Army, 1pm fast Week's Games Air Force 10 The Citadel 7 Middle Tenn St. 48 ETSU 14 Furman 38 U-T Chatt 21 N.C. A&T40 WCU 19 VMI 24 James Madison 21 wri!-NC A&T Game Statistics learn 1. Furman 2. U-T Chatt 3. WCU 4. ASU 5. ETSU 6. Marshall Con 2-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-3 All 5-4 AA 5-2 5-3 5-2 1-4 Individual finish 1. Duane Bock(Cam) 77-70=147 2. Bruce Kullman(W-Go) 72-78=150 3. David Rainey(Cam) 75-78=151 Todd Lawton(Berry) 73-78=151 5. Shayne Bishop(W-Go) 73-80=153 Next tournament October 1 -2 Hargrove Davis Golf Tournament Cambell University @Buies Creek, NC B aseball 1st downs Rush-yds Pass, yardage Passing Int. Return yds. Punts-avg. Fum.-lost Pen./yds. Possession WCU 18 29-109 185 18-34 1 149 7-37.7 3-1 13-120 27:07 A&l 29 56-372 208 14-18 0 62 2-32 4-2 9-82 32:53 Score bv quarters 1 2 3 4 F WCU VMI 0 7 6 6 19 10 20 0 10 40 Scoring Summary 1st - A&T - Nyanor 20 yard field goal 3-0. 1st - A&T - Maynor79 yard run (Nyanor Kick) 10-0. 2nd - WCU - Thigpen 11 yard run (Sziksai Kick) 10-7. 2nd - A&T - Maynor 7 yard run (Nyanor Kick) 17-7. 2nd - A&T - Maynor 16 yard run (Nyanor Kick) 24-7. 2nd - A&T - Thompson 39 yard run (Kick failed) W-T. 3rd - WCU - Reed 11 yard pass from Harris (Run failed) 30-13. 4th - A&T - Turner 55 yard run (Nyanor Kick) 37-13. 4th - WCU - Flanagan 29 yard pass from Harris (Pass failed) 37-19. 4th - A&T - Nyanor 42 yard field goal 40-19. This Week's Southern Con. Matches 9/20 Clemson at ASU 7pm U-T-C at Austin Peay 7pm 9/21 WCU at Marshall* 5pm UNC-Wilm. at ETSU 7pm 9/22 ASU at Marshall* 5pm Furman at U-T Chatt* 11 am UNCCatETSU 11am 9/23 Georgia State at ETSU 3pm 9/24 Marshall at ETSU* 5pm 9/25 Furman at WCU* 7pm 9/26 ETSU at ASU* 7pm Last Week's Ladv Cat's Results 8/11 Clemson-3 WCU-0 (15-2,15-11,15-13) 8/13 U-T Chatt-3 WCU-1 (15-11,15-11,2-15,15-7) 8/16 WCU-3 Winthrop-1 (15-3,15-5,13-15,15-7) 8/17 WCU- 3 Mercer- 0 (15-7,15-6,15-13) Remainder of Schedule and Times September 28-29 @UNCC Invitat. TBA October 4 East Tenn. St.* 7pm 5 Augusta 6pm 9 App. State* 7pm 12-13 ©Mercer Invit. TBA 15 @Ga. State 7:30 16 @ Augusta 6pm 19 UNC-Charlotte 7pm 20 Georgia Tech 4pm 25 ©EastTenn. St.* 7pm 27 @ Furman* 11am 30 ©Georgia Tech 7pm 31 Clemson 7pm November 1 UT-Chatt* 7pm 5 @UNC-Asheville 7pm 9-11 S-C Tourn.-Cull. TBA Goif Injured List Player/Injury No new injuries listed Period Tod Performances in So. Conference Total Offense Yards 275 - Frankie DeBusk(Fur) vs UTC 116 - Derrick Harris(WCU) vs A&T Receiving Yardage 112 - Jon Reed(WCU) vs A&T 73 - Terrell Young(Cit) vs Air Force Results of WCU- Fall Invitational 36-hole Team totals 1. Campbell 303-306=609 2. Berry (Blue) 304-311=615 3. Spart-Meth. 308-313=621 4. WCU (Gold) 304-318=622 5. David Lipscomb308-319=627 6. Anderson 315-320=635 7. WCU (Purple) 322-315=637 8. Lenoir-Rhyne 9. Wingate(tie) Brevard(tie) 11. Berry (Silver) 12. UNC)-A 319-323=642 322-333=655 326-329=655 329-333=662 335-339=674 Results Milligan-11 WCU- 10 (1st) Milligan-10 WCU-5 (2nd) Next Games Scheduled September 23 Spartanburg-Meth. (2) Noon Intramurals Softball Polls Men's Top Ten 1. Sigma Phi Epsilon 2. 69'ers"A" 3. Phi Kappa Alpha "A" 4. ThetaXi"A" 5. Hooterville Express "A" 6. Bad Company 7. Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" 8. Aces High 9. Big Dogs 10. Physical Force Women's Top Five 1. Ambassadors of Leisure 2. Brew Crew 3. Poison 4. Alpha Chi Omega 5. PhiMu Results of Softball Skills Number of female participants: 24 Sorority League Champion: Michelle Freeman Runner-up: Susan Harris Independent League Champion: Laura Lambert Runner-up: Erica Sumpter Number of male participants:34 All Campus Champ: David Matthews All Campus Runner-up: Todd Moose Independent Champ: Robert Vaughn Independ'nt Runner-up: Todd Chandler American League Champion: Shawn Houser Runner-up: Joel Shaffer Fraternity League Champion: David Matthews Runner-up: Todd Moose International League Champion: Mike Simpson Runner-up: Craig Stewart National League \ Champion: Jeff Davis Runner-up: Chris Bynur.i East Tenn. to invade Western Catamounts seeking to erase 1989 30-11 rout Tony Bolick Sports Editor On a weekend celebrating Western Carolina Athletics.Western Carolina will try to repay last year's defeat against East Tennesse State. The Cats traveled to ETSU 2-1 overall and a chance to go 2-0 in the conference only to return beaten badly. Each school will be trying to come back from lackluster performances from the previous week. Western will once again try to erase the embarrassing road loss, this time at the hands of Connell Maynor and the A&T Aggies. Although the Cats have looked good and did not perform badly, the youth of the squad has caused some inconsistency that Coach Hodgin hopes will settle itself in the three weeks at home. "We have three home games in a row and we must utilize what advantages we have playing at home to turn things around and develop positive attitudes," said Hodgin. "We've got to regroup like we did after N. C. State and work hard to get our freshmen and young sophomores playing with confidence and competence." East Tennessee will be trying to gain their first win of the season on Saturday. The Bucs began the season with three straight losses and have a six game losing streak dating back to the last three games of the 1989 season. ETSU led nationally ranked Middle Tennessee State 14-2 in the second quarter before the Buccaneers surrendered 46 unanswered points, losing 48-14. In the first two weeks, East Tennessee traveled to Appalachian State and lost as the Mountaineers rallied to win 34- 24 and was shocked in Johnson City when Samford (Alabama) upset the Bucs 17-13. They will enter E. J. Whit- mire on Saturday seeking to win for the first time in their last four tries. The last win in Cullowhee was 1981 when the Cats blew a 21-0 lead and lost 32-23. The Bucs won the last game in the series when they destroyed the Cats in what former head coach Dale Strahm stated as getting "taken to the woodshed" in a 30-11 defeat. Western last played ETSU on a Thursday night before a crowd of 9,247 attending and thousands watching via ESPN, who televised the 33- 23 win in tribute to the late head coach Bob Waters. The Cats lead the series 15- 14-1 and have won the last seven of eight and 11 of 15 since it was renewed in 1975. East Tennessee lost the man responsible for defeat in Johnson City, George Searcy. But, Coach Hodgin says Bucs coach Don Riley has found a suitable replacement in Derrick Hollins. He also has cause to worry in senior quarterback Randy Meredith. Meredith has passed for 531 yards and three touchdowns in three games completing 60% of his passes. The Cats have only two turnovers in the first three games, lowest in the Southern Conference. They are also among the leaders in the conference in penalties. They also continue to be without a field goal in the sixth straight game. The kickoff is scheduled for 1:30pm. Intramurals Scene 1. WOMEN'S BADIMINTON "SINGLES" TOURNAMENT fot sororities and independents will occur this evening at 6:30pm on Reid Gymnasium Main Floor. 2. MEN'S BADMINTON "SINGLES AND DOUBLES" will be at 6:30pm on Reid Gym Main Floor. Monday Sept. 24- American, International and Independent Leagues. Wed. Sept. 26- Fraternity and National Leagues. Thurs. Sept. 27- All Campus Finals. For more information call 227-7477 or come by Intramural office #13 in Reid Gym. 3. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TENNIS "SINGLES" will occur on Monday September 24, from 4:00-6:00pm for sororities and independents on lower tennis courts. Come prepared to participate. 4. INTRAMURAL 2-MILE CROSS COUNTRY RUN (Women and Men) will occur on Thursday, September 27 at 4:00pm on the WCU jogging trail. Awards will be given to best individuals male and female participants; and best combined times for female and male 3-member teams. Meet at outfield area of Softball field directly behind Reid Gym. I would've bought a Macintosh even without the student discount. Greg Gallent Consumer Economics and Housing Cornell University Western Carolina Invitational Results-Team, Points Men's Cross Country 1. East Tennessee State 2. Clemson 3. Mississippi 4. U-T Chattanooga 5. Western Carolina 6. Furman 7. Pfeiffer Women's Cross Country 1. Clemson 2. Mississippi State 3. Duke 4. Furman Classic Clothing, Great Gear.. Naturally FINAL CLEARANCE!! Summer Stock Reduced 40%-70% Sale ends Saturday, September 22 Your Camping Store &More! MON.- FRI. 10-6; SAT. 10-4 both locations Haywood Square y Cannon's Corner 220 N. Haywood St\ 182 Front St. Waynesville, NCl Dillsboio, NC 452-1464 J 586-1464 "The first time I saw a Macintosh, I was immediately hooked. It's a work of art. I saw the student pricing and my next move was obvious: get one. "Some other computers are cheaper, but they're a pain to learn, and working on them can be a grueling experience. Last year, a friend bought another kind of computer against my advice and has used it for maybe 15 hours. What a waste. "Macintosh, on the other hand, . is a logical extension of the mind. It lets you concentrate on what's in your paper, not .on how to get it on paper. You can create professional-looking documents in minutes, and you lose the fear of learning new programs because they all work in the same way. "Once you've worked with a Macintosh, there's no turning back'.' Apple Macintosh is your good friend and is a stepping stone to a great career. For more information, contact Bob Orr or James Feng at the University Media Center. Why do people love Macintosh*? Ask them. c 1990 Apple Computer, inc Apple, the Apple logo, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
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