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  • Volume 56 Number 8 Sports The Western Carolinian Page 7 Thursday, October 4, 1990 Sziksai ends slump; Defense keys 20-7 win over Lions Tony Bolick Sports Editor Western Carolina used a big second half to open up a tight game with a stubborn Mars Hill squad to win 20-7. The largest crowd in the 1990 home season of 10,271 people entered E. J. Whit- mire Stadium to witness the Mountain Heritage Day game. The win raises Western's record to 3-2 overall and 2-0 in the conference. The win was the second in the midst of a three week homes- tand which will culminate Saturday in a conference homecoming showdown against the 18th ranked Bulldogs from The Citadel. Last week, The Bulldogs were the victims of a 27-9 upset at the hands of the Appa- lachian State Mountaineers in Boone, N. C. Throughout the night, Mars Hill proved what kind of an improved team Coach Felton Stephens had brought to Cullowhee. The Lions outgained Western in total offense for the game 436-277 and led in time of possession, 31:46 to 28:14. A 59 yard punt return late in the first half, an end to the field goal slump and four interceptions helped to stop the Lions and set-up Western Carolina scores. "The interceptions by Stanley Marrow and Myron Sharpe were two key plays that took away Mars Hill's momentum." said Coach Steve Hodgin. "Our 3-2 record is a frustrating 3-2. We've got a great bunch of ball players, but I'm frustrated that we're not playing better than we are," he added. "We've been winning ugly, but that beats the heck out of losing pretty." The game began as a defensive struggle with each team trading possessions. Western was inconsistent on offense while the Lions quickly showed the talent and experience that they had brought to Western. On their first possession, the Lions quickly crossed midfield and drove across the Catamount's 40 yard line, but the drive stalled and the Cats got their first break of the game. On fourth down and three, too far for a field goal, Chris Green shanked a punt for a negative three yard net punt. Quarterback Derrick Harris quickly put the Catamount offense back on track. Completing three big-yardage passes in a row, Harris quickly drove die Cats deep into Mars Hill territory with a first down on the Lions' 11 yard line. Penalties, however, plagued the Cats, and a holding call dropped the offense all the way back to die 21 yard line. The Cats would not be denied. Harris rolled right on the next play and gained all die lost yardage back down inside the 5 yard line. The Lion defense held and Western failed to score a touchdown. On fourth down, the coaches called on Jimmy Sziksai, who come through with his first collegiate field goal, a 24-yarder giving Western a 3-0 lead. The field goal was the first one since Clay Cox kicked one in the second quarter of the Furman game last year, over 30 quarters. Since that game, die kickers had gone 0- 7; Sziksai had been 0-3. Both offenses continued to struggle, although Mars Hill was finding more success than Western. The Lions would finally break through midway into the second quarter, scoring their first points in the series since 1981. It only took five plays. Startingfrom their own 29, die Lions ran around the right side for a gain of four. On second down and six, quar terback Jeff Bailey and running back Johnathan Byers executed the flea- gave the Lions fifteen more yards and a first down on die Western Caroiinian Photo by Jon t-omtow Kell Helms (bottom) and Julius Grant (#40) tackle the MH Lions' Johnathan Byers (#30) to lead the Cats to a 20-7 win flicker to perfection but Bailey overthrew the pass to a wide open receiver, Derek Gibson, who was yards behind the Western secondary. After a run around the right side gave Mars Hill a first down, a personal foul penalty against WCU Carolina 39 yard line. Mars Hill ran the flea-flicker and this time it was not overthrown. The pass was slightly underthrown but fell complete into die arms of split-end Derrick Sharpe for a first and goal on the WCU one yard line. For the first time, the Lions came out of the huddle in their usual Power-I formation. Johnathan Byers took the handoff over the right side and into the endzone for their first touchdown against Western Carolina since 1967. With 8:06 to play in the first half, the Lions held the lead 7-3. They would come close but wouldn't score again. Each offense held a possession but failed to gain anything and with just over 1:30 to play until halftime, Mars Hill lined up to punt. When the 47 yard kick came down, Willie Williams sprinted down the left sideline 59 yards and gave the Catamount offense a first down in excellent field position on the Lions' 21 yard line. The first trick play for die Cats only got diem inside the 20. Derrick Harris found freshman Kevin Thigpen open on the left side on die next play and Thigpen took the pass down inside the ten for a first and goal. Three plays failed to get the ball into the endzone. After a time- (See Cats Beat..., P 9) When you're tired of cramming for those nasty exams, do some cramming at THE PARKWAY RESTAURANT! For breakfast, lunch or dinner, their good food, fast service, and great prices will keep you healthy and wealthy while you're making yourself wise! $2.15 BREAKFAST SPECIALS! $2.95 LUNCH SPECIALS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY! GREAT STEAKS, SANDWICHES, BURGERS, FRESH VEGETABLES AND ALL-U-CAN- EAT SEAFOOD SPECIALS EVERY DAY! The Parkway Restaurant 11 Asheville Highway, Sylva 5S6-5065 Eat in or Take out Volleyball skid remains after tourney Western Carolina University's volleyball team played well at times this past weekend during the UNC-Charlotte Invitational but only managed one victory in their four matches. The Lady Cats started the tournament off Friday evening by facing ACC power Georgia Tech. The Lady Jackets started fast and won the first two games by the count of 15-11,15-3. The Lady Cats came back in the third game to take it 15- 10. Tech finished the Lady Cats off in the fourth game, 15-5. Western finished Friday's action by meeting former Southern Conference foe, Davidson. The match was a back and forth battle throughout the contest. The Lady Cats won the first and third games by scores of 16-6, 15-9. The Lady Wildcats took the second and fourth games, 15-11,15-11. The fifth and deciding game was a real cat fight that the Lady Wildcats eventually clawed out a 15-12 win to claim the match. Saturday morning's action began with the Lady Cats only vic tory of the tournament The win came at the expense of Coastal Carolina. The match was another see-saw batde for the Lady Cats. Western fought hard and the end result was a victory by three out of five games. The Lady Cats' last match of the tournament was against Liberty. The Cats were slow getting out of the gate and dropped the first two games, 1-15,2-15. Western then received its wake up call and came storming back in the third and fourth games, 15-8,15-12. The Lady Cats lost the fifth game and match, 15-12. The Lady Cats were led by all-tournament team selection Re- gina Brown and sophomore outside hitter Angell Kirkpatrick. Brown totaled 85 kills and 30 digs for the tournament. Kirkpatrick contributed with 46 kills and 38 digs. Another standout preformer was sophomore setter Ann-Marie Alvarez who averaged 51 assists per match. The Lady Cats will be back in Reid Gym this week for three matches where they have only lost one match so far this season. Located on Compos 227-7346 WCU BOOKSTORE WILL BE OPEN ! SATURDAY OCTOBER 6TH 8 AM 6 PM ifiwcmrvb (Bajch Alu/nvni JlappUr K<yrrwwnwna, \ SUGAR SHAK c%%™ BAKERY DONUTS BIRTHDAY & SPECIALITY CAKES FRATERNITY" & SORORITY CAKE ORDERS 10% DISCOUNT WCU STUDENTS WITH I.D. 5% DISCOUNT TUE.-FRI. 8-6 SAT. 9-2 52 E. MAIN ST. CLOSED SUN. & MON. 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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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