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Volume 57 Number 6 Sports The Western Carolinian Page 8 Thursday, September 19. 1991 "Wake Forest" from page 7 Williams ran for Wake on first down, gaining three yards, taking it to the 44-yard line. Wake then took a time-out to re-insert West, who came on to fire a 54 yard strike to Dixon for Wake's final touchdown: 40-10. The Cats took over on their own 23 with 9:54 remaining. Galloway passes to Rosbor, Hayes, McNeely, Aiken, Black, and Mathis, along with rushes by Rosbor and Hemphill, brought the ball down to theWFU 16-yard line. Ralph Jimenez scored on the next play with a 16 yard run up the middle. Shirley's extra point made it 40-17. Western scored its last touch down with 29 seconds remaining on a 10-yard Galloway pass to Aiken which produced the final score of 40-24 after a Shirley extra-point kick. Western gained 24 first downs in the loss, versus 18 for the Deacons. The Catamounts gained 188 yards rushing and 210 yards passing for 398 yards of total offense. The Cats completed 17 of 26 passes and gained an average of 5.1 yards per play. In addition WCU converted 13 of 18 third downs. The Deacons gained 204 yards on the ground and 259 in the air for 463 yards on the day. The Deacs had an average gain of 8.42 yards per play and converted six of 10 third down attempts. Leading the Catamount attack was quarterback Lonnie Galloway who netted 63 yards rushing in an option-based strategy. Andra Rosbor, filling in for the injured Thigpen, rushed for 51 yards and caught three passes for 26 yards. Other contributors rushing the football included Ralph Jimenez (29 yards),Thigpen (17 yards), Black (19 yards), Roberts (7 yards), Hemphill (13 yards), and Hayes with one yard. Freshman Craig Aiken led WCU receivers with 87 yards in four attempts. Other Catamount receivers included Roberson, whocaught4 passes for 35 yards, and Rosbor who contributed 26. Football Fall Schedule 1991 " Preview" from page 7 Saturday. Rosbor has rushed for 51 yards and caught three passes in the first two games while spliting time with Thigpen. A win for WCU this Saturday night could possibly make or break the season for the Catamounts. Ahead on their schedule for the next Sept. 21 Sept 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 2 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 •at ETSU ♦FURMAN *at The Citadel atGA Southern *UTC SAMFORD *at Marshall ♦at VMI ♦APP. ST. 7:30 7:00 7:00 1:00 1:30 2:00 1:30 1:30 1:30 five weeks is Furman, Georgia Southern, and Samford—all very strong teams. A loss to ETSU could mean an 0-7 start or worse with their upcoming schedule. "This could be a pivotal game for one of us," said Hodgin. "Both teams should be real hungry for a win and that should make for a very intense game." While winning the first conference game is important, it doesn't necessarily signal the start of a great season. Last year the Cats started out 3-2 overall and 2-0 in the conference before losing six in a row to finish 3-8 overall and 2-5 in conference play. " X-Country" from page 7 20th place, both finishing in 27:45. Junior Jason Whitworth was 30th with a time of 29:03 and freshman Chris Edwards was 34th in 29:22. "Even though we should have finished at least a place higher [overall], I am pleased with the progress our men's team is making," said Williamson, "Jason had an off day, but we still finished only six points out of fourth as Mike, Donnie, and John all ran well and Chris is coming on." Though only fifth overall, the girls team had some good individual performances. Junior Susie Gardner set a new school record for the 3.1 mile distance with a time of 19:05, and placing 11th overall. She broke the old school record of 19:11 set by Cheyl Roberts in 1988. Also having good performances wereRita Roberts and Kim Eubanks who finished 14th and 25th overall respectively. Eubank's time of 21:09 was 50 seconds better than she ran at the WCU Invitational. "Our women's team is get ting close to making a move as they have gotten better each week, Williamson stated." Last Saturday was the first time in the history of our women's program that we have had three finisher's in the top 25 places. The meet this weekend at ASU starts out with the men's race at 9:00 a.m. with the women's right after. Both teams leave Friday afternoon and will get a look at the course before the race. The race is being held at Moses Cone National Park in Blowing Rock. Home games in BOLD TYPE ♦ denotes Sou thern Conference Games Southern Conference Standings Conf. Overall Streak ASU 2-0-0 2-1-0 Wl VMI 1-1-0 1-1-0 LI Furman 0-0-0 2-0-0 W2 UTC 0-0-0 2-0-0 W3 Citadel 0-0-0 1-1-0 LI WCU 0-0-0 0-2-0 L8 Marshall 0-1-0 0-2-0 W2 ETSU 0-1-0 0-2-0 L6 #GA So. •-•-• 1-2-0 LI #competing as Independent until 1993 Last Saturday's Games GA So. at Florida A&M 7:00 Lafayette at VMI 2:00 NCAA Div. I-AA Top 20 Poll Rank Record Conf. 1. Nevada-Reno 2-0 Big Sky 2. Idaho 2-0 Big Sky 3. E.Kentucky 1-1 Ohio Val. (tie) Furman 2-0 Southern 5. N. Iowa 2-0 Gateway 6. Boise State 2-0 Big Sky 7. Mid.Tenrf. St. 1-0 Ohio Val. 8. Delaware 3-0 Yankee 9. GASo. 1-2 Ind.# 10. Holy Cross 1-0 Patriot 11. Wil. &Mary 1-1 Ind.@ 12. UTC 2-0 Southern (tie) Sam Houston St. 2-0 Southlnd 14. SWTXST. 1-1 Southlnd 15. Alabama St. 2-0 SW Athletic 16. Villanova 2-0 Yankee 17. SW Missouri 1-1 Gateway 18. NELA 2-1 Southlnd 19. App. St. 2-1 Southern 20. New Hamp. 1-1 Yankee # Southern 1993 @ Yankee 1993 Oct. 18 thru Oct. 19 Mercer Invit. ♦Furman "App. St ♦Marshall Oct. 22 Oct. 24 Oct. 26 Oct. 30 Clemson TBA 7:00 7:00 3:00 7:00 Nov. 1 thru Nov. 2 Chrlstn So. Invit. TBA Nov. 5 UNC-A 7:00 Nov. 7 ♦ETSU TBA Nov. 15 thru Nov. 17 SC Tourney TBA Home Games in Bold Type ♦ denotes Southern Conference Games ASU 24 Wofford 15 Samford 31 Furman 31 VMI 19 Citadel 12 ETSU 6 Liberty 7 Volleyball " Volleyball" from page 7 went out and did it, and did it well. Anyone who was there could have seen that." "We're trying to get more comfortable on court with three new players, [replacing the ones who graduated] which in turn will help us play better," Howie added. Another area the team plans to work on will be offensive plays and fundamentals. After defeating a team the size of GSU, Coach Howie felt "winning the game was a compliment." NE Louisiana 21 GA So. 13 Marshall 70 Morehead St. 11 Wake Forest 40 WCU 24 This Saturday's Games James Madison at ASU 1:30 Citadel at UTC 7:00 WCU at ETSU 7:00 Presbyterian at Furman 1:30 Volleyball Schedule 1991 Sept. 20 GA Tech 7:00 Sept. 24 *Furman 7:00 Sept. 27 thru Sept. 28 •UNC-C Invit. TBA Oct. 2 *App. St. 7:00 Oct. 4 ♦Marshall 7:00 Oct. 5 Charleston So. 11:00 Oct. 5 UNC-C 4:00 Oct. 11 ♦UTC 7:00 Oct. 12 GA Tech TBA Cross Country Schedule Sept. 21 App St. Invitational Oct. 5 UNC-C Invitational Oct. 19 N.C. Collegiate State Championships Nov. 2 SC Championships Nov. 16 NCAA District III Championships Home Meets in Bold Type Clemson Invitational Sept. 14 Top Three Men's Finishers Name School Time 1. Power ETSU 25:11 2. Finnerty Clemson25:12 3. Pacheco Clemson25:51 Top Three Women's Finishers 1. • Driesler Aubum 18:03 2:, Patterson Aubum 18:04 3. Scholtz Clemson 18:08 Classifieds Career Job Listings from the cap center ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE Congratulations to the new Phi class of Fall 1991. Sara Ashburn Shannon Boone Kcri Cunningham Julie Davis Angic Giliotli Elizabeth Glenn Michcll Healhcrly Stephanie Henley Beth Hughey Melony Lloyd Kim Myers Stephanie Phillips Anna Kate Rhodes Regina Shell Beth Tracy Laura Waitsman Kendra Westerfield The sisters of the Gamma Mu chapter welcome you L.I.O.B. HELP WANTED Are you tired of meeting the same old people? Would you like to meet regional and national comedians, musicians and artists of all descriptions? Can you pass up an opportunity for dinner or socializing after a show? Then come and work with us, Last Minute Productions, call 227- 7479 for an opportunity of a lifetime. Travel Sales Representative, STS, the leader in collegiate travel needs motivated individuals and groups to promote Winter/Spring Break trips. For information call Student Travel Services, Ithaca, NY at 1-800-648- 4849. We are currently seeking individuals with sales, management, or teaching training. Must be capable of handling excepuonaly large incomes. To call for an appointment contact Chad at 227-6676 4-6 p.m. Monday- Thursday. FREE SPRING BREAK TRIPS to students or student organizations promoting our Spring Break Packages. Good pay & fun. CallCMI. 1- 800-423-5264. HALF PRICE TICKETS LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS is offering a limited number of tickets to various events for half price. For availability call 227-7479 between 1:00p.m. and 5:00p.m. Monday thru Friday. For the best in entertainment, find out what LMP has to offer. Alpine 7288 AM/FM Cassette Unit CD Changer Controls included. Removable unit w/soft touch controls. Includes a 3 year warranty. Can install in some vehicles. Original cost $450 will sell for $350, OBO. Only 4 months old. If interested call Craig at 4123. Jewelry: Pink Ice Ring, 1 OK, size 6, never worn, $35. Brand new 7" Herringbone bracelet, $25, still in box. Other jewelry. Must sell. Ask for Shawn at 227-4233. Women's 10-spccd,$40; Computer desk w/ printer stand, $40; Dinette set, $40; Coffee Table, $20; 293- 5209. Leave message for Fred. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Gold Bracelet near Camp Lab. $50 reward. Call Dave at 293- 3306. 0906-0670 POSITION: Nutritionist II EMPLOYER: County of Randolph JOB LOCATION: Asheboro, NC REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in foods and nutrition, public health nutrition or dietetics and one year of nutrition experience, or completion of an ADA approved dietetic internship. CONTACT: Sara C. Baker, Personnel Technician, County of Randolph ADDRESS: PO Box 4728, Asheboro, NC 27204-4728 (919) 629-2131, ext. 4171 DEADLINE: ASAP 0909-067.1 POSITION: Applications Programmer I EMPLOYER: North Carolina State University JOB LOCATION: Raleigh, NC REQUIREMENTS: Fouryear degree with none semester hours in computer programming; prefer BS in a quantitative science; FORTRAN programming. CONTACT: NCSU Division of Human Resources ADDRESS: Box 7210, Raleigh, NC 27695-7210 (919)737-2135 DEADLINE: until filled 0909-0672 POSITION: Administrative Services Manager II EMPLOYER: Dept. of Education, Georgia School for the Deaf, Georgia State Merit System JOB LOCATION: Floyd County, GA REQUIREMENTS: Completion of an undergraduate major in business administration or public administration at a four year college or university; one year of experience in the management of the administrative support activities of a business or government activity. Performs work of moderate difficulty irr planning and managing the financial and administrative support services of an organizational unit of moderate financial and administrative scope and complexity. CONTACT: Public Announcement, State Merit System ADDRESS: 200 Piedmont Avenue, SE, West Tower-Balcony Level, Atlanta, GA 30334. Phone: (404) 656-2725. DEADLINE: 11/20/91 0909-0673 POSITION: Engineering Technician EMPLOYER: USDA, Agricultural Research Service JOB LOCATION: Mid South Area Administrative Office, Stoneville, MS REQUIREMENTS: Candidates MUST submit a narrative summary which provides specific evidence of how you meet each of the factors listed below. Include information concerning pertinent duties, responsibilities, accomplishments, training and/or coursework. 1) Skill in operating a personal computer and using computer assigned drawing (CAD) programs. 2) Knowledge of engineering methods and techniques applicable to facility repair and maintenance projects. CONTACT: For application forms write, visit or call: Rita Keeling, USDA, ARS, Mid South Area, PO Box 225, Stoneville, MS 38776-0225 Phone: (601) 686- 5201. Mailcompletedforms to: Dailene Fowler, USDA, ARS, PD POB. Southern Section, 6305 Ivy Lane, Room 337, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1435 Phone: (301)344-3377. DEADLINE: 10/02/91 0909-0674 POSITION: Scientist Associate/Scientist (Biology) #4210-53 (LAO-8/91) EMPLOYER: ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc. JOB LOCATION: Research Research Triangle Park, NC REQUIREMENTS: BS in a biological science or biochemistry with 0-4 years of laboratory training. Animal handling experience required. CONTACT: We will no longer accept applications or resumes for employment unless they are targeted for a specific vacancy. Applicants who believe they meet the qualifications for a position on the PVA must identify that position by position number. Submit resumes to: Human Resources Dept., ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc. ADDRESS: P.O. Box 12313, 2 Triangle Dr., Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. Phone (919) 549-0611. DEADLINE: until filled 0909-0675 POSTITION: Scientist Associate (Analyti cal Chemistry) #4420-43 (COD-7/91) EMPLOYER: ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc. JOB LOCATION: Research Triangie Park, NC REQUIREMENTS: BS in chemistry with 0-2 years of experience in an analytical gas or liquid chromatography laboratory. Familiarity with personal computers a plus. ADDRESS: P.O. Box 12313, 2 Triangle Dr., Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. Phone (919)549-0611. DEADLINE: until filled T Western Carolina Medical Clinic STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL * PREGNANCY TESTING WITH IMMEDIATE RESULTS , * ABORTION SERVICES * ULTRA SOUND AVAILABLE * BIRTH CONTROL * STD INFECTION CHECK STUDENT RATES ({OURS: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 8 A.M.-l P.M. Saturdays ^aaSBLBBft Care Since 1979*^ m Hersonviue Rd. ((704) 274-7469 J°£>g&a Lost and Found ads are run free of charge. Call your lost and found ad in at 227-7267. RAISE $500...$ 1000...$ 1500 FOOL liV RAISING For your fraternity, sorority, team or other campus organization. Aisoiumr no investment required.' CALL 1-800-950-8472, ext. 50 HCustom Cake Creations^ %& "Exquisite Family Recipe" tfy & •Free Delivery to WCU Campus ^ CALL 586-0951 ** In advance to assure availability t% \X# w w w w w w w w w w ^7 "Exquisite Family Recipe" Uniquely decorated cakes with customized designs for: •Fraternities 'Clubs •Birthdays -Parties •Meetings 'Holidays •Celebrations Choose the 1991 Homecoming Theme and win $50.00 The 1991 Home coming Committee is seeking your help in finding a theme for this years activities. Each entry will be screened by the committee and the winner will receive $50.00. Ideas must be in no later that Friday September 27, by 5:00 p.m. The Catamounts will be taking on the Bulldogs of Samford University on Saturday October 26. You can turn your ideas in at drop boxes located in Dodson or Brown Cafeterias or on the first floor of the U. C. or use campus mail and send it to SGA offices in the Hinds University Center. Your Name ^ Campus Address Phone Number Class Your Theme

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: 1991-09-19
  • Date digitized: 2019-10-02
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