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THURSDAY JUNE 12, 1941
THE MOUNTAINEER'S SPORT PAGE
Edited by Marion T. Bridges : A.':..V-'v-'." ": -
Hazelwood Star
Leads Industrial
League Batters
, Joe Scruggs Hits .567 Mark
i For First Seven Gaines Of
Season.
Joe Scruggs of Hazelwood is set
ting: the batting pace in the Indus
trial, baseball league with a .567
mark, according to averages re
leased recently by Secretary Jim
Williamson. The Hazelwood hitter,
for the first seven games of the
21-game season, obtained 17 hits
in 30 official trips to the plate to
top tihe loop.
Seven pitchers in the league
have 1-0 records, but the real lead
er is Enka's W, Case, with three
wins and one loss.
Hazelwood's club is leading in
team batting with a .348 mark,
while Enka's .955 average tops the
loop in team fielding.
Following are the averages for
the first seven games, with the
batting marked including only
those with a .250 or better percen
age, and who have been at bat 10
or more times.
The following averages do not
include last Saturday's games:
Team Batting
G AB H
Hazelwood . ...6 230 80
Beacon ..........7 271 92
Enka 7 262 85
Tryon ...7 268 86
Ecusta 7 260 81
Canton 7 260 72
Balfour 7 243 59
Sayles 6 207 49
Team Fielding
. PO A E
Enka
Hazelwood
Canton ...
Sayles .. ..
Tryon
189....90....13...
.156 86 13
.....184 88
.....144 83
...183 84
16
15
20
22
26
32
Beacon ... ....186 105
Ecusta 186 85
Balfour .. ..180 83
Batting Averages
Scruggs, Hazelwood 30 17
Blalock, Hazelwood 24
Fisher, Hazelwood 27
Gordon Wyatt, Hazel.27
Glen Wyatt, Hazel. 26
Putnam, Hazelwood 12
Pet
.348
.239
.324
.321
.312
.277
.243
.237
Pet
..955
.949
.945
.938
.933
.930
.912
.892
..567
.542
.444
.407
.384
.250
Softball Results
Pet, 5
Pet ab
Dirla Sb . . a
Bourn. U . . 4
Leapord ct t
Yount. rt ..
Bobt'aon af t
Mull, ab .. S
Kellett c .. S
Toobey lb . S
Carver M . . 3
L'wood p . 3
FRIDAY, JUNE
Boosters, 1
b I Booatera ab r h
4 IHoyla tb . I
I IWjatt H.I S O
0 IBoont lb S I 1
0 IManua . 8
1 lltoora aa .
1 IWrUtht Sb 10 0
1 iHojla at . 1 1
0 iWoodard 11 1 6 0
1 IHarria d I 0 1
1 Woodard pi 10
Total .
.ill 6 a I
Total.. t I S
Lions, 4
Llona ab
Wyatt lb i I
Parkman cf 8
Weathcrby aa f
Campbell lb I
Hyatt if . ... I
Btabl ff ... I
Davia at ..
llanie lb . 1
Crocker c ., 1
Owen p . 1
FRIDAY, JUNE
R4P, 9
r.HllUF ab
1 IScrumra af I
0 0 ICoIlina rf S
S O iMilliner If I
1 1 IPutman p . 1
0 0 IScnma lb I
0 0 IKuy'dall e I
0 1 ISirw'too lb I
0 0 IToohey lb I
0 0 I Hoy I. cf . I
1 0 IHoyle aa . I
Total... 4 4 1 Total.. 10
MONDAY, JUNE
J Creek, 13 R&P No, 2,8
J Creek ab
Meaaer lb . 4'
L'wood aa . t
L'wood . Sb 4
L'wood af . 4
Moody Cf . 4
Meaaer c . 4
Steph'aon ri 4
Williamaon If S
L'wood lb . I
HoweU p . .
b I RAP 1, ab
1 IB Finney c 1
0 lOilland lb I
1 lArrinoton aa 1
S Davla lb . . I
1 I R 'hart lb 4
1 I Finney If . 4
1 IWhitener cf 4
t I J Davia rf 4
0 IE Davia af 4
1 IT'man p . I
IDeweae p
ON THE SPOT
By Jack Sdtds
Total... 87 13 111 Total. .14 I II
MONDAY, JUNE 9
RAP No. 1, 12
Clyde, 6
Clyde
Meaner If
K Green
L'wood 8b
Hardn lb
Fowler lb
J Green aa 4
Juatica at . 4
Mackey rf . I
Ball cf .. I
Eathbone p 1
hlRP 1. ab
1 iHcrunra af 4
1 ICoIlina rf 4
Milner If . 4
Montan aa 4
Allen Sb . 4
Putnam p 4
Kny'dall e 4
Hinc'ton lb 4
0 IHend'aon lb 4
1 lOaddia cf . I
Total... IT 11 1
Total.. S 11 S
Softball Schedule
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Iron Duff vs. Royle & Pilking-! tret along this fall without Chester
cjfiesney, veteran" reserve ceawt
and graduate of De Paul Univer
sity. Chesney will be drafted into
the army June 14 for one year's
training. He is the first member
of the championship Bears to be
drafted.
The Chicago Bears will have to Louis will knock him down but
ton No. 2.
Tannery vs. Boosters.
Monday, June 10
Unagusta vs. Clyde.
Lions vs. Pet
Tuesday, June 17
Tannery vs. Pet.
Iron Duff vs. Jonathan Creek.
Wednesday, June 18
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singles and doubles, will be staged
at the Ohio State Fair in Colum
bus in August, it has been announced.
Ty Cobb led the American
League in batting 12 years, nine
of them consecutive, and finished
with a lifetime average of ,367.
He hit over ,300 for 23 straight
seasons, and against a dead ball.
It is reported that Outfielder
Rip Ratcliff, purchased from the
St. Louis Browns, cost the Tigers
125,000.
he's not going to lose his temper
but come right back fighting.
Max Schmeling, former heavy
weight boxing champion was not
killed in the recent fighting in
Crete, but is in a hospital ward
set up at the former American
college outside Athens. Schmel
ing is recuperating from a stora
ach disorder and from effects of
fighting in Crete.
Broadway is saying that Arthur
Donavan won t be in there when
Joe Louis goes against Billy Conn.
Pitcher Bill Brydges, of Fort
Lauderdale, was married at home
plate, dedicated tt run-scoring
single to his bride and left on
his honeymoon all within half
an hour.
The Giants announce that In
fielder Nick Witek has been farm
ed out to the Jersey City (Inter
national League) club. Obtained
from the Newark Bears after the
1939 season, Witek played second
and short for the Giants last year.
Billy Conn seems to be devel
oping a more deadly and cool
fighter. He used to go into a
cursing rage when hit solidly and
start slugging lie a back alley
fighter. He says that he knows
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Did you know that Elmer Flick,
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Enka Rayonites
Hand Hazelwood
9 to 5 Setback
Tr. TTazelwood Industrial League
nine suffered a 9-5 setback at the
hands of the Enka Rayonites last
Saturday on the Enka diamona.
Rlnlnev and Milner. with four for
five and two for four, respectively
led the Hazelwood hitters, while
Morgan, Allen and Munday paced
the Enka batters.
Hazelwood: '
Player Pos
J. Scruggs
Gordon Wyatt
Glen Wyatt
T. Blalock
C. Fisher
F. Wyatt
W. Milner
Gene Wyatt
L. Woodward
R. Putnam
Totals
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J. Nicholson
A. Holcombe
T. Tweed
R. Allen
C. Munday
C. McMahan
O. Morgan
V. Cooper
W. Case
F. Gudger
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Balfour Mills Down
Canton Outfit, 6-5
Beacon Mills uncorked a 12
hit attack last Saturday to defeat
Tryon, 8 to 5, in an Industrial
League baseball game.
W. Martin, of Beacon, and Hol
bert, of Tryon, led the plate work
of their respective teams with a
circuit blow each.
' Scorer. .
Beacon . -.006 010 001 12 2
Tryon 010 010 0306 6 2
Bryant and Q. Martin; Ward
and Arledge, Heatherley.
Ecusta In 12-4
Win Over Sayles
'
Paced by Whitaker and Riddle,
each of whom collected three hits
in four trips, Ecusta trounced
Sayles Bleacheries, 12 to 4 in an
Industrial League baseball game on
the Sayles diamond last Saturday.
Score:
Sayles ....m.-4 4 3
Ecusta . .........., ...12 14 0
Whitaker, White and Riddle ;
Capps, Player, Cunningham and
Jolley. -
Junior Softball
Totals 40 9 13
Score by innings: R H E
IHazelwood 010 (210 0106 13 4
Enka ., ..010 331 32x- 13
Woodard, Putnam and Wyatt;
Case, Gudger and Munday.
Industrial League
Standings
" W L Pect
Enka ;..,..:........6 2 .750
Ecusta .. 6 2 .750
Tryon .. 4 3 .571
Beacon ... 5 3 ,625
Sayles .....3 4 .428
Champion Y" .....3 6 .375
HAZELWOOD 2 5 ..284
Balfour Mills 2 6 .250
League batting championship in
1905 with a slim .306 average?
Larry Doyle, of the Giants, was the
National League titleholder 1915
with a .320 figure. ;"
President Earl Blue, of Colum
bia, announced the acquisition of
James T. (Pepper) Martin, former
Furman University athlete, who
will be used as utility infielder.
Two new team have entered the
junior league. ; Manager Medford
with his midget team and Manager
Shields with his Wildcats. The
junior league teams play every
day except Wednesday and Satur
day. Rained out games played on
Wednesday.
Hazelwood Independents 14,.
Troop 3 2.
Hazelwood Eagles 4, Termites
2. -.;
Independents 10, Troop 3 7.
Independents 9, Termites 0. "
Hazelwood Eagles 11, Troop 3 4i
Termites 13, Troop 3 6.
Hazelwood Eagles 7, Termites S.
Hazelwood Independent 7, Troop
JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
W . L Pet
Hazelwood Ind. 9 0 .1000
Hazelwood Eagles 6 3 .666
Troop 3 3 7 .300
Termites v 2 8 ': .200
Thursday Schedule
Midget vs. Wildcats.
Indept. vs. Termites.
Troop 3 vs. Hazelwood Eagles.
Friday
Midget vs. Troop 3.
Indept vs. Hazelwood' Eagles. - ;
-. ':: Monday: ' -f:
Midgets vs. Independents.
Wildcats vs. Hazelwood Eagles.
Troop vs. Termites.
", Tuesday .
Wildcats vs. Independent. ;
Midgets vs. Troop 3,
Termites vs. Hazelwood Eagles,
Beacon Milk
Tryon Outfit 8
Balfour Mills nosed out
6 to 6, in an extra
inning'
trial League baseball
baturday. 1
Griffiing with two t , J
eluding a home run, and AIM
three for five led the Bam
tack. R. Roarers
s Si i.. r
circun mow ior Canton.
Score; B
Canton 000 200 201J
Balfour .. ...000 021 002-4
Moore and Fowler; Stewi
StanselL
Softball Standi
MAJOR LEAGUE
Tannery 3 o
Boosters 4 i
Pet Dairy ......4 i
Lions . .,... 3 l
RAP No. 1 . ...3 2
Unagusta . ............0 3
Reliable Jewelers .0 4
Clyde . .... ...0 5
MINOR LEAGUE
Jonathan Creek .3 1
Iron Duff ....... ...... 1 1
Rotary 1 2
R&P No. 2 .1 3
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NOTICE OF SUMMON
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT,
STATE OF NIORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
A. J. HOLLAND,
Plaintiff,
AGNES HAZEL HOLLAND,
Defendant.
The Defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Haywood
County, North Carolina, by the
plaintiff agaiast the defendant for
the purpose of obtaining an abso
lute divorce from the defendant
on statutory grounds and the de
fendant will further take notice
that Bh is required to appear be
fore the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Haywood County, in
Waynesville, North Carolina, on
or before the 12th day of July;
1941, and answer or demur to the
complaint herein filed.
You will further take notice that
if you fail to answer or demur to
the complaint within the time re
quired by law, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, namely,
an absolute divorce.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Court, this the 11th day of
June, 1941.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD,
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Haywood County, North Carolina.
No.1080 June 12-19-26-July 3.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Lee Ferguson,
deceased, late of the County of
Haywood, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceas
ed, to exhibit them to the under
signed at Route No. 1, Clyde, North
Carolina, on or before the 81st
day of May, 1942, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment
This the Slst day of May, 194L
G. C. FERGUSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
Lee Ferguson, deceased.
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