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CLYDE HIGH GOES
DOWN TO TONE
OF 37 TO 28
CULLOWHEE ? Coach Ben
Battle's undefeated Cullowhee
High boys rolled to their 16th consecutive
victory of the season here
Saturday night by defeating Clyde
High 37 to 28. The game was the
preliminary to the Western Carolina
Atlantic Christian North State
Conference college game.
Playing conservatively, Cullo
whee rolled up an early lead, then
let Clyde do the sweating. Cocaptains
Homer . Wike and Wallace
Stevens set the pace for the winning
boys and Clyde fell behind
before it could match it.
Wike dropped in 18 points for
scoring honors and Stevens came
close behind with 14. The remainder
of the Cullowhee team
was satisfied to play defensive
ball and help with the rebounds.
Stevens and Wike accounted for
all but five of the points. 1
Stevenson, Limbo and Morgan '
led the Clyde scoring with seven 1
points each. 1
The box: J
CLYDE (28) CULLOWHEE (37) !
F?Morgan 3 . C. Wike 1 f
F?Stevenson 7 Stevens 14
C?Limbo 7 H. Wike 18
G?R. Morgan 1 Crawford 2 *
G?^Spencer 7 Sutton c
Subs: Clyde?Shook 3, Sutton. s
Cullowhee: Ingram 2, Phillips. 1
Officials: Harris and Robinson.
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CATAMOUNTS DROP
CONFERENCE GAMES
CULLOWHEE ? The Western
Carolina Catamounts, one-time
scourge of the North State Conference,
dropped a pair of conference
games to Atlantic Christian
College here Friday and Saturday
nights. ACC/won the Friday night
game, 47 to 45, but bounced back
for a 43 to 34 victory in the Saturday
game.
The Catamount jayvees played,
most of the Friday varsity game.
Lefty J. E. Pardue, Cat center, led
the Cullowhee scoring with 11
points. However, the Cats could
not match shots with Bobby Tart,
Raymond Suggs and Paul Glazer.
The three ACC hot shots ripped
;he nets for 38 of the 47 points.
Western Carolina guards Ned
Straehle and Ronald Rogers were
closest to Pardue in the losers'
scoring with nine and eight points,
-espectively.
The Catamounts held the lead
nost of the way in the Friday
game, giving way only in the final
ialf to a sustained A.C.C. rally.
However, Saturday it was a different
story. A.C.C. gained con
trol of the game at the start and
never gave way. Again it was
blazer, Tart and Suggs who ac:ounted
for the points. Tart and
Suggs were high with 14 each.
Forward Richard Sides topped
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PAIR TO ACC IN
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Western Carolina's scoring with
eight points.
CLYDE HIGH TAKES
DOUBLE HEADER FROM
RARNWL ROYS. GIRLS
Jewel Evans, Haywood scoring
leader, bucketed 22 points Friday
night as the Clyde High girls over
ran the Sylva Golden Hurricane,
55 to 40. The Clyde boys made it
a clean sweep of the doubleheader
by defeating the Sylva boys, 60 to
28, in the nightcap.
Mary Worley of Sylva dropped
in 19 points in the losing but this
number was matched and offset
by Miss Fore of Clyde.
Morgan and Limbo Were the
big guns for the winning boys
combination. Morgan took scoring
honors with 14 points and Limbo
added 11.
For Sylva the scoring was evenly
divided among players. Wesley
Warren and Hoss Cabe topped the
cloumn with six points each.
The boxes:
Girls?
CLYDE (55) SYLVA (40)
F?Fore 19 Worley 19
F?Evans 22 Parris 13
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Jack D. Davis, seaman. USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Davis of Sylva, N. C., recently visited
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Subs: Clyde?Shuler, Medford,
Mann. Sylva: Cordell, Johnson,
Howell, Bryson, Fincannon, Hust,
Meadows.
Boys?
CLYDE (60) ' SYLVA (28)
F?Morgan 14 Cagle5
F?Stevenson 8 Dillard 3
C?Limbo 11 Ward 4
G?Morgan 2 Cabe 6
G?Spencer 4 Warren 6
Subs: Clyde?Shook 6, Jenkins
2, Limbo 3, Sutton 4, Jolly, Morgan,
Henline 6, Stevens, Caldwell.
bylva?Fincannon, Moon, Bariaey
4, Sumner.
Referees: Feimster and Htillender.
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ROGERS PACES CATS'
Sparks Triumph With
15 Points to Dump ECTC
CUTjLOWHEE ? A win-hungry
Western Carolina quintet racked
up its first North Carolina Conference
triumph here Monday
night by defeating the Eastern
Carolina Teachers. 59 to 52.
A crowd of 1,200 fans watched
Coach Tuck McConnell's Catamounts
play heads-up basketKoll
fha timA this Msaon.
The win gave the Cats a conference
record of a 1-11 record for
the year thus far. Said Coach
McConnell:
'That's the first time this season
the boys have played the basketball
they're capable of. I always
knew that they had it?it just took
a little time to bring it out, that's
all."
The only time Western Carolina
was headed was in the first quarter
when the East Carolinians took
a brief 14-13 lead. But the Cats
wouldn't be denied. With Ronald
Rogers and Richard Sides, a pair
of Buncombe county products lead
ing the way Western Carolina
roared to a 32-31 lead at the intermission.
From there on in the Cats began
matching the highly touted ECTC
quintet basket for basket to win
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Gonsecutiv
FIRST LEAGUE WIN
going away.
For the winners it was the brilj
liant work of Ronald Rogers and
Richard Sides with 15 and 14
points respectively which stood
out, while for the losers it was
Jack Everton with 16 markers and
Warren Russell with 13 points
who took high scoring honors.
The teams meet again tonight,
same time, same place.
The lineups:
WCTC (59) FG FT PF TP
Pressley, f 2 10 5
Cunningham, f 0 10 1
Sides, f 7 0 4 14
Cox, f 2 2/2 6
Pardue, c 5 2 1 12
Rhodes, c 0 0 10
Carter, g 3 0 5 6
Straehla, g 0 0 10
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 1950
e Victory
Rogers, g 6 3 1 13
TOTALS 25 9 15 59
ECTC (52) FG FT PF TP
Everton, f 7 2 0 16
Russell, f 5 3 2 13
Fennell, c 3 14 7
Bauer, g 2 14 5
Thrift, g .2014
Collie, g 3 10 7
Nanley, g 0 0 0 0
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TOTALS 22 8 11 52
Halftime score: Western Carolina
32, East Carolina 31. Free
throws missed: Cunningham, Sides,
Cox, Pardue, Rogers 3, Straehla 2,
Everton 2, Russell 3, Bauer, Collie
3.
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