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page 4 Scrimshaw TllbrsdilY, November 2,1978 Because They Wanted to Play Jim Feraman! plays got everybody involved in fraternity back then. Intramural This is another article in the the game. There was a nucleus of was very stro~g, and everybody series which gives the present day 15 to 18 players which played the played something And he cr:'n!· students a touch of the sports most an~ you had to be very good mented, "Sports and any area -jf It tradition here at Western to break In the game. wasn't ~or spo~ts, there wouldn't College. Mr. Vic Even with the All-Amer-ican be any institution. Because that's played on the last award, that wasn't the high point one of the holding points that keep Western Maryland of his career. Vic remembers "the the people there." He clarified that He is presently the high point of my football c~reer by meaning a!l activities, plays, Westminster West _was blocking three kicks in the choir, or intr-amura ls. He I Here is the in- Drexel game at Homecoming in recommends sports for everybody 1951." The game was tied 0-0 in the On the lower levels, sports to learn the best at what fourth quarter, when Vic blocked the sport. But on the high school honor. The best three punts and the last one was and collegiate level, more com- to be an AIl- turned into a touchdown to win the petition. "Competition is the only Makovitch was the game. thing that's gonna keep America at his position, an Vic noted that most of the surviving." athletes that come to Western "You're putting me on the spot" At the age of 17, Ms. Ucad is a gifted pianist, lending fluent appeal to . He d~~'tt ;oeua~~~ Maryland, come because of remarked Vic when I asked him the piano part with technical security. Her awareness of phrasing seems of it. But he doesn't friendships developed over the about the Western Maryland natural as well as sensttive, She returns to her native Phitiippines every credit. "We all played years. And Mr. Havens made athletic program. He then went on, summer from studies abroadIwhich began when she was five). We're wasn't one guy playing many friends for WMC. Vic's own "Western Maryland ought to do she'll be here on Wednesday, November 9, to share her talent with us. .we just knew what high school coach, Vic Impashato, one of two things ... either put some Campus admission is FREE, $2.50 admission for off-campus. everybody was going to do, we recommended Western Maryland. money in.to athletics or get out." Mr. Impashato played for Mr. He explained that he felt to com- r-------~----------...~:~;:~~;~he;~~~m~Og~~er~'~ Havens in the late '30's pete on the level it seems that they SPORTS SCHEDULE (Nov. 2·Nov. 8) There was a group'- 9 sophomores Asked if football was worth it, want, then the school must start for out team Thursday, Nov. 2nd: who went and who played the together Vic replied, "Oh Yeah, ... any giving scholarship aid to the athletics or they will get the second you discipline and teachs athletes together, Volleyball vs. Hood away 7:00p.m. their junior and senior years. regimentation ... J think it was rate athletes. He. feels that the Friday, Nov. 3rd: They played for the love of the Eisenhower (who said ill ... 'You leadership (but not one person) is Nothing Scheduled game. There was nothing else for give me an athlete and I'll give you trying to de-emphasize explained the sports the an officer." He said that you have Vic program. were there Saturday, Nov. ath: them. "They to play football." because He to pay a price to be good. And his students, townspeople, and alumni they wanted Football vs. Gettysburg away 1:30p.m. continued that the players then team was willing to pay that pr-ice- would support a winner quicker Soccer vs. Washington home 2:00p.m. didn't have the attitude of tcday's they were undefeated and more readily is a man with a lot Vic commented Vic Makovitch Volleyball-- MAC Tourney away players. to and with the credentials to Sunday, Nov. 5th: -, Football was fun for Vic and he had a good time playing. "when Cross-C?untry--MAC Championship away you're winning, you always have a Monday, Nov, 6th: good time!" he said. Vic's teams SEAFOOD SALE Nothing Scheduled only lost three games in three Tuesday, Nov. 7th: years and in his senior year was Shrimp Crab Meat undefeated Nothing Scheduled Everybody got into theac!. Trick Wednesday, Nov. 8th: King's Market Nothing Scheduled Saturday, Nov. 11th: Rock Shrimp $14,00/5Ibs. 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