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Volume 57 Number 9 Sports The Western Carolinian Page 8 Thursday. October 10, 1991 Football Fall Schedule 1991 Oct. 12 at G A Southern 1:00 •UTC SAMFORD *at Marshall ♦at VMI Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 ♦APP. ST. 1:30 2:00 1:30 1:30 1:30 C-Douglas 3 run (Avriett kick) C-Douglas 1 run (Avriett kick) C-Douglas 5 run (Avriett kick) C-Little 3 run (Avriett kick) W-Jiminez 12 run (Shirley kick) C-Sims 12 run (Avriett kick) C- Avriett 37 FG W-Houston 1 run (kick failed) Home games in BOLD TYPE ♦ denotes Southern Conference Games Southern Conference Standings ASU Furman UTC Citadel VMI WCU Marshall 0-1-0 ETSU 0-2-0 #GA So. •-•-• Conf. 3-0-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 Overall 4-2-0 5-0-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-4-0 3-1-0 1-4-0 2-3-0 Streak W2 W5 L2 Wl LI L2 W3 LI LI First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return alt-yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumblcs-Lost Penalties- Yrds. Time of Poss. WCU 16 36-146 197 7-121 18-28-3 5-156 2-1 3-20 27:36 Citadel 23 68-355 47 1-15 2-6-0 3-128 2-2 6-37 32:24 Volleyball Schedule Oct. 11 *UTC Oct. 12 GA Tech #competing as Independent until 1993 Oct. 18 thru Oct. 19 Mercer Invit. Oct. 22 ♦Furman Oct. 24 ♦App. St. ♦Marshall Last Saturday's Games ASU 17-Wake Forest 3 The Citadel 38--WCU 13 Furman 46-VMI 28 Eastern Ky. 10-GA. So. 6 Alabama 53-UTC 7 South Carolina 55-ETSU 7 This Saturday's Games ASU at ETSU 2:00 WCU at Ga. So 1:00 The Citadel at Army 1:00 Marshall aiFurman 1:30 William & Mary at VMI 2:00 Saturday's Scoring Summary The Citadel 38, WCU 13 The Citadel 7-21-7-3-38 WCU 0-0-7-6-13 Oct. 26 Oct. 30 Clemson Nov. 1 thru Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 7 Chrlsln So. Invit. UNC-A ♦ETSU 1991 7:00 TBA TBA 7:00 7:00 3:00 7:00 TBA 7:00 TBA raawi REMira mim n KlEHRl&JN LLMfe N £ bit-l n M c iL. li r S 'b Pi twr E m w ft s E 'h L sRbHW tmmr o K t r3ni..i tfni.i una pnra Kino liciH ►a T.pfaf\t>pft>[E oWWW MITT flnra amm amm rPioiwKi Injuries, elements dampen Cross Country Gardner, women's bright spot, breaks 5K record with 27:13 time Derek Smolik Sports Writer Heat, humidity, and injuries combined to slow down Western Carolina's Men's and Women's Cross Country teams last Saturday at the UNC-Charlotte Invitational. Susie Gardner turned in another record performance for the Lady Catamounts, breaking her own school record with a time of 18:27 on the 5 kilometer course (3.1 miles). Gardner also finished 10th overall and was the first Southern Conference finisher. Close behind was Rita Roberts with a time of 19:31, good for 28th overall. The women's team continued to show improvement from the top to bottom of their lineup. Kim Ewbanks was third on the team in 21:22, Elizabeth Ransom was fourth in 21:27, and Angie Pace fifth in 21:28. "In the four weeks since the first meet, there has been a big difference, the whole group has continued to get better," commented Coach Danny Williamson. The men's team was hurt by the loss of numbers one and six runner's Mike Helms and Chris Edwards to injuries. Williams said that he expects Helms to be back for the next meet and Edwards has already started back. Jason Whitworth led the men's team with a time of 27:13, good for 41st place overall. Right behind him was Donnie Reuss in a time of 27:35, John White in 27:38, David Hopkins in 27:43, Max Boswell in 29:01, John Miller in 29:55, and ShannonTriplett in 30:27. Anotherrcason Williamson cited for the teams having trouble Saturday was their work load right now. "They all have worked very hard these past two weeks. We may not be the best teams in the confer ence, but we're young and improving every day," Williamson commented. N.C. State took the team title in both the men's and women's races. East Tennessee State was second in the men's competition behind Seamus Power's second place overall finish in 25:06. Marshall was fourth in the men's competition. Marshall finished just 27 points ahead of Western's women to take first Southern Conference Team. The Catamounts next meet is the N.C. State Championships at Davidson on Oct. 19. After that comes the Southern Conference Championships in Boone on Nov. 2. Hall of Fame inductions on Parent's Day Oct. 19 WCU will induct six new members halftime of the UTC game Jimmy White Sports Writer Western Carolina University will induct six new members into the school's Athletics Hall of Fame during half-time activities of the Western/University Tennessee- Chattanooga football game. The 1991 inductees include Danny Tharpe, the late C.C. Poindexter, Clinton F. Dodson, Nora Lynn Finch, Anthony James, and Dr. Walter J. Durr. Tharpe is cited by many as the most versatile athlete in Catamount history, as he started in four sports during the 1960s. He started at point guard for four seasons for Western Carolina's basketball team and led them to three 20 win seasons including a trip to the championship game of the 1963 NAIA National Tournament. Tharpe was the tennis team's number 1 singles player for two seasons and led the 1964 baseball team in hitting. Tharpe was also the starting linebacker for the 1964 football team. Poindexter came to Western Carolina in 1931 as head football coach. He became the athletic director, head basketball, coach, and head baseball coach within a year of his arrival in Cullowhee. He directed the buildingof the school's first football field and bought a used school bus to transport his teams and drove the bus himself. His efforts earned him the title of "Father of Western Carolina Athletics." Poindexter died in 1958. Dodson was a guiding force in the development of the university and its athletics program. He retired from the university after 35 years of service. Dodson led the fight to save the Catamount football program following World War II. Dodson did not miss attending a Western Carolina home game for 57 consecutive years. Finch is a 1970 graduate who lettered in four sports (volleyball, basketball, field hockey, and tennis) from 1967 thru 1970. Finch received an NCAA 10th Anniversary award for outstanding contributions to women's basketball during the 1991 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship. James was an all-star performer in football and track and field from 1979 thru 1983. He held South- em Conference honors in football, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field. Dr. Durr served as the athletic department's physician for the past 40 seasons. A former chief of staff at C.J. Harris Community Hospital, Durr retired from his private practice four years ago but continues an active involvement with the athletic department. Inductees for the Western Carolina University Athletic Hall of Fame are selected by a 10 member committee composed of representatives from various university associations and committees. Nominations are solicited and accepted from all the organizations associated with the university and the general public. Classifieds FOR SALE Jewelry: Pink Ice Ring, different sizes, $35; 1 1/2 mm rope bracelet solid, Diamond cut, $40. also 10k nugget charm, $10; 10k Nugget cross charm, $15. Must sell, call Shawn at 227-4233. HALF PRICE TICKETS: LMP is offering a limited number of tickets to various events for hakf price. For availability call 227-7479 between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. for the best in entertainment, find out what LMP has to offer. QUEEN SIZE WATER-BED with head board. Excellent condition. Queen size mattress/liner new. Pcdistal, frame, head-board: 5 yrs old/like new. $75.00 sacrifice-must sell. EXERCISE BICYCLE Excellent condition/used very little. Cusioncd scat. Adjustable tension ride. Continuous counting Odometer/speedometer gage. $35,00 Call 293-7084. Compact refrigerator (3.4 cu. ft. Scars Kcnmorc); perfect for dorm room or office; like new; S80 (same size new sell for $160); call 3651 or comcbyNSB 115. Studio easel; holds large canvases; solid construction on roller casters; $130; call or comcbyNSB 115. FOR RENT Large studio apartment 1 1/2 miles from university. One female only. Furnished, private entrance, and deck. Includes electricity, heat, air conditioning, cable, and water. $400/month. Good neighborhood. Call 293-9563. Need a roommate. Female non- smoker. A large apt. fully stocked but roommate will need her own bedroom furnishings. Will have a big bedroom to herself. Only $130 plus 1/3 utilities. Utilities estimated at $30 a month. Call 293-9472. HELP WANTED Arc 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. FREE SPRING BREAK TRIPS to students or student organizations promoting our Spring Break Packages. Good Pay & Fun. CallCMI. 1- 800-423-5264. Earn $2500 & Free Trips Selling Spring Break Packages To Bahamas, Mexico, Jamaica, Florida! Best Trips & Prices! Spring Break Travel 1-800-638-6786. FREE TRAVEL, CASH, AND EXCELLENT BUSINESS EXPERIENCE!! Openings available for individuals or student organizations to promote the country's most successful SPRING BREAK tours. Call Inter-Campus Programs 1-800- 327-6013. Growing sportswear company which sells merchandise to sororities and fraternities is looking for campus representatives . Work one night a week and average $50-$ 100 a week, must have experience in retail sales and knowledge of the greek system. Call 1-800/336-4486. RAISE $500...$ 1000...$ 1500 FOOL RAISING For your fraternity, sorority, team or other campus organization. Msotumr no investment required.1 CALL 1-800-950-8472, ext. 50 LOST & FOUND LOST: Ladies watch between Administration Building and Killian. $25 reward. Call Karen at227-7398. LOST: Gold Bracelet near Camp Lab $50 reward Call Dave at 293- 3306. LOST: Coat. Dark Blue, trimmed in gray with a bright red sippcr in lining. Made of parachute material. Reward. Call Dr. Langford in the business school. Extcntion 324. LOST: Yellow Lab with I.D. Collar in Ashe Settlement. $200 reward. Call Smantha Ashe at 586-3264 after 6 or call 586-5961 and ask for Lyndon. LOST: ID bracelet with the inscription : FRANK. If found, please call 2274352. Great sentimental value. Reward offered. FOUND: I.D. and Bank Card for Alan Delany. Call 227- 7267 or come by The Western Carolinian to pick up. FOUND: Female Norwegian Lelk Hound with a red collar. Found near Hardccs on campus. Call Barbara Carter at 7197 or 293-5591. FOUND: Gold ring with square ruby with 2 square diamonds,; 1 on each side. Found in lot behind U. C. call 4915. Career Job Listings 0930-0725 POSITION: Medical Records Manager EMPLOYER: The Area Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Program of Vance, Warren, Granville and Franklin Counties. JOB LOCATION: Henderson, NC REQUIREMENTS: Graduation from a four year college or university with a major in medical administration. Will serve as medical record manager of a community mental health program and as primary medical record person in the largest outpatient clinic which is located in Vance County. CONTACT: Elizabeth D. Brame, Area Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Program of Vance, Warren, Granville, and Franklin Counties. ADDRESS: 125 Emergency Rd., Henderson, NC 27536 Deadline: 10/16/91 0930-0726 POSITION: Social Worker II EMPLOYER: The Area Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Program of Vance, Warren, Granville and Franklin Counties JOB LOCATION: Henderson, NC REQUI REM ENTS: Bachelor's degree from an accredited school of social work and one year of social work or counseling experience. Position functions as a Case Manager for a five county judical district for substance abusing individuals referred through Treatment Alternative to Street Crimes (TASC) (judical program). CONTACT: Personnel Office, Area Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Program of Vance, Warren, Granville, and Franklin Counties ADDRESS: 125 Emergency Rd., Henderson, NC 27536 DEADLINE: 10/18/91 0930-0727 POSITION: Coordinator of Sports Facilities EMPLOYER: The University of Tennessee JOB LOCATION: Knoxville, TN REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in recreation, physical education, sports administration or a related field and one year's demonstrated management experience in the operation of recreation facilities and programs required. Campus experience, CRSS designation, CPR and first aid certification, IDEA/ AFAA/ or ACSM certification preferred. This is an entry level position in the Office of Recreation primarily responsible forsupervision of informal recreation and fitness programs in the sports facilities. Requires evening hours and is in a non-smoking area. CONTACT: Send letter of application, resume, and the names/addresses/ phone numbers of three professional references to: Mark Alexander ADDRESS: 329 University Center, Knoxville, TN 27996-4800 DEADLINE: Credentials must be received by 10/15/91. Anticipated starting date 01/01/92 1991 HOMECOMING COURT ENTRY FORM CATAMOUNT FOOTBALL, POISED TO POUNCE IN '91 THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 5:00 PM ON OCTOBER 16, 1991 TO THE SGA OFFICE. THE FORM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN 8" X 10" BLACK-AND- WHITE GLOSSY PICTURE OF THE CANDIDATE. A CANDIDATE MUST BE SPONSORED BY AN APPROVED AND RECOGNIZED CAMPUS CLUB OR ORGANIZATION OR A PETITION MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THIS ENTRY FORM SIGNED BY TWENTY-FIVE (25) OR MORE STUDENTS THAT WANT TO SPONSOR THE CANDIDATE. NAME OF SPONSORING CLUB OR ORGANIZATION: PRESIDENT OF CLUB: PHONE NUMBER OF PRESIDENT: IF SUBMITTED BY A GROUP OF STUDENTS, GIVE NAME AND PHONE NUMBER OF ONE PERSON RESPONSIBLE: NAME OF CANDIDATE: PHONE NUMBER OF CANDIDATE: PETITION SIGNATURES CAN BE PLACED BELOW: (NOT NECESSARY IF SPONSORED BY A CAMPUS CLUB OR ORGANIZATION) CATAMOUNT FOOTBALL POISED TO POUNCE IN '91 TOMBCOIMfflNG, ©CTOIBEm 2(6, 13)3)11 PARADE ENTRY FORM ALL ENTRIES IN THE PARADE MUST HAVE THIS ENTRY FORM ON FILE WITH THE HOUSING OFFICE OR THE UNIVERSITY CENTER BY 5:00 PM ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1991. NAME (OF OROUP). CONTACT PERSON: LOCATION OF FLOAT CONSTRUCTION: .$ PRIZES $ $ PRIZES t » PRIZES $ DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY (CHECK ONE): FLOAT (BASED ON CREATIVITY. ORIGINALITY. THEME COMPLIANCE, COSTUMES, AND OVERALL EFFECT) BANNER NON-FLOAT (PLEASE DESCRIBE): PLEASE CHECK BELOW IN WHICH CATEOORY YOU WISH YOUR ENTRY TO BE JUDGED BEST FRATERNITY FLOAT BEST SORORITY FLOAT BEST RESIDENCE HALL FLOAT BEST INDEPENDENT FLOAT (ANY OTHER FLOAT ENTRY FROM A CLUB. ORGANIZATION. OR OTHER WCU STUDENTS) (ALL FLOATS ARE AUTOMATICALLY ENTERED IN THE CHANCELLOR'S AWARD CATEOORY. THE WINNER OF THE CHANCELLOR'S A WARD IS INEUOIBLE TO WIN ANY OTHER FLOAT CATEOORY.) BEST BANNER BEST NON-FLOAT ENTRY REMEMBER: PARADE LINE-UP IS AT 9:30 AM ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26. IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH PARKINO LOT. • COMMERCIAL FLOATS ARE WELCOME BUT WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR PRIZES • FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE PARADE CONTACT KEITH CORZINE AT 227-7303.

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: 1991-10-10
  • Date digitized: 2019-10-02
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  • College student newspapers and periodicals
  • Cullowhee (N.C.) -- Newspapers
  • Universities and colleges -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee -- Newspapers
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  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
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