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  • Western Carolinian April 14, 1994 Sports 13 Cats improve: is their national rank the cause? r*r<\, hi-. H\a ^.rin Ho sllnuroH coiron hit« nlr»<sivpinthpsprnnrl campthevBOttJ" Derek Smolik^^^^^ ^^^^^ Stojf Reporter Maybe it was the fact that they were ranked nationally, but the Cats began to pick up their play the week after being ranked 25th in the nation. 3/30 ps. Tennessee: Pitcher R.A. Dickey pitched a complete game shutout, and the seventh-ranked Vols were able to win 1-0. ill at Marshall (Game One): Mike Tidick supplied the offense, and Jason Beverlin struggled but picked his eighth win of the season in a 74 victory. Beverlin (8-1) went seven innings, and Mike Manning pitched the last inning and athird to pick up his 11 th save of the season. MatMarshall (GameTwo): WCU jumped out to an early lead but had to come from behind to pick up the 54 win in the second gameof thedoubleheader against Marshall. Tidickpickedupwhereheleftoffinthe fct game with a solo homer in the first ™ing. Inthesecond inning, theCats scored *ree more runs with only one hit. Paugh shut out the Cats over the next five innings, and the Thundering Herd line and scored Manning pitched a scoreless eighth to pick up his first win of the season. "Mikereallypickedusuptoday/'Head Coach Keith LeClair said. 4/3 at Marshall: Kevin Rexrode pitched nine strong innings to get his fifth win of the season as the Cats finished off the Herd with an 8-5 victory. Rexrode only allowed three hits over the first eight innings. He struck out 12 in his complete game victory. Hurst put the icing on the cake in the ninth when he singled home Henson and Rowley to extend the lead to 8-2. 4/5 vs. USC-Aiken: Six second-inning runs allowed the Cats to cruise by the USC- Aiken Pacers, 9-4, despite four fielding errors in the game. Derek Cockrell (5-1) picked up his first win in nearly two weeks Tidick continued his hot hitting, going 2-5 with an RBI and two runs scored. 417 vs. Eastern Kentucky: Strong pitching and even stronger hitting paced the Cats to a doubleheader sweep of Eastern Kentucky. Tid ick homered twice and drove in five runs to help the Cats to the easy 13-5 open- pick up the win. He allowed seven hits, three walks and no earned runs. Drew Posey pitched two scoreless innings to preserve the victory. Though the Cats were not quite as ex plosive in the second game they got the big hits when they needed them. Moore's first career homerun put the Cats up 2-1, and they never trailed after that. Clark Maxwell picked up his fourth win of the year. Football club new at WCU "0"' *—»vt «■*; 11IUIIUC1 ■owlychipped away at the lead. runs njneipuic»~tiii> «*»«.»—., r - Manning shut down the Herd, and the ing game win. Chad Moore and Hurst both wense finally broke through. Roy Hurst, drove in two in the 5-2 second game win. *■ Player of the week, led off the eighth Tidick and Eric Whitson both had •""■ng with a double down the right field homeruns. Sellers (frO) went five innings to Stephanie J. Jones Staff Reporter Lynn Featherstone, who is the head of the North Carolina Football Association at UNC-Chapel Hill, visited campus on March 24 in hopes of recruiting a WCU league to join their association. The football association consists of athletic individuals who play full contact football while representing their school but are not sponsored by their schools. Everyone is encouraged to participate, but there are three requirements one must meet before he/she is eligible to play: 1. The participant must be a member of a university. Membership means being an undergraduateor graduate studentand any staff or faculty member. 2. The participant must presently have some type of health insurance. 3. The student must be able to pay a membership due of $70.00. Although the Football Club may not be sponsored or financed by any group or committee affiliated with WCU, they will be able to use the school facilities in order to practice and play their scheduled games. The club has had three meetings including one during which they elected officers. President Dean Sprigg says, "We have already had 53 guys show up for a meeting. We want everyone to come on out and play." If the football club is started at Western, they will compete in home and away games during the fall semester against N.C. State, UNC-C, Appalachian State University, East CarolinaUniversity and Duke, all of whom already have leagues of their own. If you are interested in playing or have any questions about the football club, please contact Dean Sprigg at 4601. INTERMEDIATE Networking Technologies X "KAYAK TRIP leave at 8 am from the UC 1 st floor $10 for students & $20 for non-students * / N ANTAHALA WHlf§ m? WATER RAFTING TRIP '"lL*., leave at 9 am from the UC 1st floor $10 for students & $20 for non-students price includes transportation & lunens ATLANTA BRAVES JVS. IP 24—J>ITTSBURGH PIRATES "***■ leaveat9amfromtheUClstfl|or SP # $15 for students & $25 for non-students p % buy your tickets now-they are going last 1Drjn0re information call 7206 If you are "technically" inclined (like machinery, like taking things apart and putting them back together, enjoy technical subjects) and you enjoy very complex problem solving which often involves at least basic mathematics, then you will enjoy Networking Technologies. < You will learn to run complex and heterogeneous computer networks with a special focus on fault management and security. You will benefit from competency- based evaluations, which guarantee prospective students and empoyers that Wake Tech graduates have the needed knowledge and skill to perform the job. TCP/IP FDDI Bridges \ Concentrators X Routers Brouters i Gigabit Nets Novell 4.0^ X 1 System 7 Arcnet Y Sonnet \_ \ ATM II 111 Tuition: $185.50 per quarter (in-state) _\ Enroll NOW for fall quarter! I Call Admissions 662-3500 A Wake Technical Community College 9101 Faycttcvillc Road • Raleigh. NC 27603-5696
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