TWO
Normal 1
LAYS CLAIM TO 2 j
CHAMPIONSHIPS;
A.. S. N. 3. Boys unci Girk Hawj
Successful Season, With Thrtej
Losses Chalked Up A^ulnst Bovsj
*nd Two Against Girl*
Winston-'^ateirS JoaniuiTy;6
power f-J basket haH (eaR)iil
?f lb.i- ia> hum State Norjnail
-vvkiiT /;r>'.vn iVem thi.ii r.-it/Uticair lair I
*i Boone to hrizt"' t*,vo . hajKpit?v-j
' .*<?* ; &i?<t**U iu North J'aro-j
ina during jfilra i.nist cast- ^a?Oii. Thej
>oys' quint; battling agaimt junior j
?t<! iv has f-s-j
rablishi'd it fine cfatra on the ;o
title of the state, while thej
-iris .hive swept through :in tfiijSf ?
iranie schedule with only two de- j
feats, both by a Tennessee team. toj
take the North Carolina jur-mr cn!-j
iege title for women.
The boys have met the best mi
junior college ranks in the slate and I
even swept down into Georgia to|
face some of the strong college |
teams it, that section. Eighteen j
cann-s were played during the season
nit! fifteen of the battles w ?rei
halired upon the right side of the;
t dgc-r.
The Normal five presented a '.veil j
reached aggj-egavion to the fans ami j
pjihsing cagcrs of the state and:
these stars u.-.corked a speedy seov-\
nfr attack in every game that sent|
he * -i..] junrhio of pdihts registered ;
durmg the. season 10 6i2 for the IS j
Raines. This gives the Normal hoys <
. tola) 0 a hit than :.t<> points a
.-aim. which will show ? some extent.
the yov.eiCui offensive attack
>\ tic ch.de
The games lost wcii- to Mars;
ri'il. En v.:-. . I'. .:.-}'.? ?
<nd Cahipfevlf ''o'-ege. The Wains;
fought, and tnimed rt-vvtigre againstj
tivd : the chibs and tnrnct! the- i
nidi-- the Eastern Tennessee\
Teu i.ers on their home floor and1
rouff-hd f'uni.-'T: C.o-liotro hero t.v?
"?vi th?? -5>;< a>tvn with a b'lliiant 21 U*j
' va?t;ory.
The ?pt> I 'a\ ?' a .-.i-.'acly l*rar.?i:
o' the irido*. sf&to.V . throughout. the:
-11 i. < . .! ; h/ct! only ol'ir n a'i
bad ell.;:at'-: tiji against tKyJU,
vhc-i\ 1 hey wyopt into ( aoipla ll Col-]
;aa;v on ??& tail vtul iiv it four-day
voitti Irip uhd cracked under ihe-fair
trl lose !>. 1)2 to 13 game. The [
passing and defensive pifty of the;
eluh outside ?C this one game \yasj
remaryiibie mid nrov-d the big fen-'!
u-ue. along with the powerful <>?-j
tensive play, to win a eiaim.
There is very little doubt ? - tt>
:he undisputed claim on the state
title by the girl team. The girls won
over ('u)iowhee twice. Lenoir-Rhvne
viie and Miuliell twice in the state
race ami dropped two close battles
the Ens'. Tennessee Leathers Coliece
club The Sirst game against
the Volunteer team was lost by one
point, 12 in li. while the second
went by two points, 2:; to 21. shovv-j
inu: the par strength of the two
reams.
The forwards on the girts u-amj
have roc-keif the basket lor a grand i
total .if IHS ibiints in eight games,!
while the < Si>se guarding of the c-iubj
hold the opposing club U> only 130 j
markers during the season.
I ho v.ww c lost by the. girts
This vein were the first for two seasons.
Last year iliey marched
through every college team played!
;u North Carolina. Tennessee and
Virginia. without a defeat.
Ak ;i whole. the season has beer,
pile, oi the most successful ever vxnevieneeti
hy ,i junior college in
North Carolina ami the two teams,
both boys and girls, have a wonderful
reeofd, ore- good enough to lay
a fine o'ahv. :m the state title.
The record of the hoys' team ?o!-j
lows:
52 Wilkes Ail-Stars 20
42 Wilkes All-Stars ... In
23 Mars Mil! College ... 32
57 Cpilosvhee Normal ... 13
32 itafherford College ... 27
23 East Tenr: Teachers . 34
42 Hatvossee College .... IS;
17 VVingJite Jr. College . at!
3ft Rutherford Co!le- e . . 2*t
25 Catawba C?go is
34 Wingate Jr. College . . 2d
11 Campbell College .... 03 i
35 East Tend. Teachers .. 32!
53 Piedmont College ... 31 j
42 Catawba College . . . . 30 j
32 fJiwasee College 20j
32 Piedmont College ... 29j
21 Campbell College ... let j
642 Totals 48? [
The record for the girls' team fol-j
Is# -. . ~ - . ..J
ii r,ast lenn. l-eacners ..
34 Cullowhee Normal .... 22
11 Lenoir-Rhyne . . . . . . 10
34 Mitchell College 16
21 East Tenn. Teachers .. 23
23 Cullowhee Xormal .... 17}
29 Lenoir-Khync . 16
35 Mitchell College 14
198 Totals 130
RALPH C. BINGHAM OPENS
LAW OFFICE AT WILKESBORO;
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Attorney Ralph G. Bingham, who
recently retired as assistant district
attorney of the middle district of j
North Carolina, has opened an office
in North Wilkesboro for the practice
[earns Wi
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CARD OF THANKS
Tmrough the columns of The
Democrat we tako this moans to ? >:
tend our deepest thanks to the croud
cit.i7a.UiS and friends ot the communil
y who so kindly helped us after
the disastrous fire. We assure you
fh.Ml! viViii* Vr?rii/i-^?c<; o?i-5 oi?l
greatly apiSvdeiateti and will ever be
remembered.
TOM .JONES <!t FAMILY;
IMPORTANT NOTICE
A report was recoTi'tly published
m The Democrat to the- effect t>;at
I had purchased the property of i\
H. ShulL on the Blowing Rock road
m ar Boone. J did not purchase this
property, as noted. ;t being. at the
time advertised for sale under deed
of trusr by J. S Winkler for March
tU*28:
W. Ft. WINKLER.
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THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVE
in 1 wo (<a
rim to Junior-Co] leg
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ial casevs? of B?Sono. wlu. .-'v<?i>t a
ni a fine c!aiisv on the State J>j?u;-: C-'1
Cook ma'iai.-'-. Kifper?, coach.
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The first Cdroperative carlo t of
j lime to be ordered by farmers of
'Caldwell county in l i)28 was unload- ,
ed last week. Fifteen farmers in.;'
the county are planting sweet clover;
for the first time this soring.
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SOUTHERN GIRLS
j who are interested in going io the:
j Northern Cities should take up a;
^ paying profession that they may he;
qualified to take care of themselves j
while there.
The East Michigan Sanitarium ?nd[
Hospital i-^ offering a short course in]
General Nursing. Massage and Diet, i
Givls interested may write the)
Superintendent of the East Michigan'
Sanitarium; 151 Vester Ave. Fern- ?
Uitie, Aliehignn, (Suburb of Detroit). ||
( A representative. will be in: |
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lourtesy Winston-Salem Journal
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