PAGE 4, THE COUGAR CRY, JANUARY 27, 1971
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Dale Myers goes high for rebound in college play.
Cougars Get
Slow Start
In Conference
The WCC Cougars started the
season with a bang by beating
Winston-Salem Business College
by a score of 68-67. Since then,
calamity has struck as our school
has run up against teams that
have had much more playing ex
perience and possibly more time
to get themselves together as a
team. Davidson showed a great
deal of strength as they outplayed
the Cougars to the sour tune of
57-76. Junior Jackson and Frank
Saunders lead the scoring with
17 and 13 respectively. Jackson
and Clyde Atwood were high sco
rers in the first game with Gas
ton Community College. Atwood
had 15 points and Jackson, 14.
The final score in that game was
56-85. The second game with
Gaston found Gaston with a 56-
point lead when the game ended.
Jackson was top scorer in that
game.
In the two games with Surry
Community College the odds were
a little more even. Jackson and
Saunders led in baskets to hold
their rivals to a 7-point victory
point lead in the second.
Our Cougars popped into the
victory circle again when they
defeated Winston-Salem Business
College in another round by a
score of 68-65. Jackson and
Golf Course
Is Planned
By VIKI LYNN HIGGINS
Sports Editor
WCC i§ soon going to have its
own golf course.AccordingtoDr.
Thompson, the twenty-five acre
tract along the Old Moravian
Creek will be the site of the
golfing facility.
There will be one par four,
240-yard hole, south to north
and one par four, 450-yard hole,
running north to south. There
will also be a 90 by 120-yard
putting green and a 90 by 120-
yard pitching green.
The four golfing areas will
allow one full physical educa
tion class to participate at a
time. The course will be com
pleted by a driving range and
scenic lake.
Work will begin on the golf
ing facility in the spring.
Horton were high with 18 and 12
respectively.
The Cougar Cry offers its best
wishes to the Cougar Basketball
team, and we ask your support in
helping to make ours one of the
best ball teams in the conference.
Students are urged to go out
and support our Cougars and
cheer them to victory.
A match is a little thing
but it can begin a big fire.
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