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FRIDAY, JANUARY y
tAUt, l wo-Hirst section)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNT AINEEB
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wai (lie leader .m it
nig the first v. ck (.
Fishing Pmriiaineni
an announci-nieiii m
Herald Sundav wiiti
d B.IMMC ud
ii-OlllHe ' pcCIIIiel. aug!t' b-.
I. Mi Arlhui of ( 'ha ago. r!.
i.ti'-up at the tii.'n App:
ttlP tuUl M.-lllil III 1. 1-1- .!l!ijlll'l
tiul the lA.iyiu-,ul fi-herr. . a:
like he ha-" a good ciji,-i' .:
giiig some of the p. ii
Of interest to Mi-
lias done -nt'.ie (! p
ia past w-;u - i- the !.
biggest amljerjavk .n'..
l,iiirnament i- a 49-no
S A , ;i lev. eai - Ij.ii k
po 1 1 ml Jinm-rjack
coast, one ul r !.
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memories
DAYTON'S l,.i-k. M..,i:
has v. oi ke.t out ,
kafilcs ami i- plaviii" a In.
worth;, of moi. -u i .j '
public. Latest addi'mr:
'quad i- 1 Jr. I'.i..'! i
played -oino good I,. : I
ishing at Cant, .ti . n
truly, iiiridet.'ailv . . -used
substit nif ai In
then eai ned oi,;l,r, i, C
horiurs when In- pi;
Wake Fore-t IV. d
little earlier tin- -ra
of the team- in 'he
league mnvbr von untie-.
black i-e linn: one i 1 im-
but row i- a regular on 1!..
roster, v. ht ; ;;- r -. l hi ;i !
'.enter It.-.!.. 1 :n i la . n-
Mate mar. g.ve-
fiier 1'ilieui.an- ai.d ..
'jer- (it !ln -','. .1 i .
basketball f ;'iif,i! ..
alho. b 1 1.. 'A,.:- in--ieacor
'.hi!- t in- ..ck .
court w hi ra- h.- !. ai nod
icing a rut! v.- of Sw;t:
: -r :ii.-n.- :. : - I on- an', on.
.-i! ( !l.,i;k '.I'-er.ber
!! -'.Hi!' .' .! Inhevl III
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ROD and GUN
Ry TOM WALKER
STRONGER r. W,
veraste -oi i -man t.
.n the chici si, p n.-i
orth Carolina s w i
ion efTorts more
S -k the
, put :n- li naer
essar. I
.,k-
diib- (onser
elTeciive a
bance-- are i lo : hr li
. mlit hat k- S: rotifer
-h.
.1 ti.i.
It appears nnv i(
'.'OlIinR fill -tlon'el
il ihe I..-.I, !-
law , at :r,i-
.ssion
ieve ral
ihe Slat
, In ision
lies' elT.
. ur jrd
;ano la
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n.-r.-d A
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nbi
hoal
no M-hir.c
id Inland I i-h
( nn-. i al n.o a
null impi iced
I .- -pii.idio'
p.. 1 1 mi li -
oi t;
on
1 1
ilso an. Hi:-' o'
'ani;atioi'-
Club- that w
n motion l.a-.
John D. i- inc:
ri-pres. ntahv. -als
for stiongci
of t ben ill-' ' !,
Ihe bai:
hi-snin,
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ie-'-t v., Hi i o.i,
i-eil-- pruii!.--w
it h the idea
.1 rcpres'-r.!.,.
I Assembly to
-lied Clan gl'
h"!d :n f'.-iiru-
l.e u 'o ' ;;.
tivr-s in the
press lor act,
Ttie me. i ir. -ai
-t .. t
riuLiiitid
Am.anp pi
di-niseu
A ichediih
( ii-nei ..
on d,
he
!si I
p,.'sui- I;. i !, a il) ij,
'. '.-;i -c
of minimum fines for
Jam.- an n- h ;av. s.
'. !-i!diii t!;,- pel nut.
iolations of ;
1,4-giSlat SUM
ted po-tM iuoii
and pro', idinf
I, ..... . ,,. ,,ani(,
a ' -ii of , i...
control of --u, h ioneer
pijs
op.
the
Mrenguiemng .et,,,.,- of
laws dealing with coid'i-r.i! ,
devices ii-ed ileo.uu
A stat.-uiii.- -'i-in i.t ii
fishing licenses
Prohibition of ti.e use of
autoinatie .irrn; m hunting.
FAST RACK T,(.re
no
rest for f.-Ji ami same law violator
in North Carolina Protectors of
the Division of Game and Inland
Fisheries in December maintained
the bl.iw-lorc h pressure on poach
ers and turned in a record of oI7
cases, second hijfli for n -mgle
month during the past year iN'n
vember's final tabulation of Tod
was first).
The high cost of poaching dip
ped into violators' pockets for S4 -331.65
in fines and $3,199 63 in
court costs during December
December's mark brings to 4 -383
the number of cases prosecut
ed by protectors during 1946 --
Here They Are . .
wmoows
24 x
24 x
24 x
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16
24
Builders Supply
Phones 82
83
SPEARHEADING
Witb
SPORTS
Hv i:n s!'i;,us
, Main-d .! A-li.-illi- 1,1'jh In-fore f "'i1! I
:oiiil I.) Kahiah Coat-h Mct'mi- I - ft . ' Jf j
, , . . t.- i- Aoii pli-ast-d win felling S 1 i
;.. .rilu.i; tu i ... i:,.,i (i-.u-n lias taken L ; ' II j
Ho- l,.i.oi ... ....... ,i ........ .- ' . l!(
.. 24 .,un.t i ' . ,' '.. ,,;. Th,. ttfci-,Vli'- II
;h-l'- -,, .,: o.,-k,l ooinhiiMiion- l-w-- Zx - - mk
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od.-i Mi-- i.l..- .-.I -. a loll lu.,1-.- al .' . a lit ree j V ' h ' '
1".!, , ., !,-' Uh.-M li.'lal -.a- here i X? "
lionda i -,x :,,- V . ,
.ill.- ! : - 1 1 1 1 , 'I...' 'I...- i.O-i -! paid ll.lUil ; t
o i ' i.a'i h.-i n laiuiiif-d lull- theip.seh'i
. i -1 ,ii -m::. .,ii, .,!. .-.iim-- wh.n 1:1 ss 1-TKRS. utility inficlder win- I lie hi:
.r..,,l a.,- ,i oil' lc ,,i . -in- the 1 l.veland Indian- ... ha- ,-,.,
.t ol !,.,!! in.Md :l i-.i I full ..-am l.-Miuht l'",n I" " St Lorn-- ;,
:..m :,.- to: i... . -a.'!: r think- a ehanje of -e( ih-i;. j Salnii
... ' 1 1 . li. tm-l null -, I,..,,! - i a: ,- u.-i,- -in,. ' :iJI'1 "e e p- ,,,,
,- ...... oo-.-d !,, i: a,- -,. i, .,,)- I. id v. : to play i.m-l h al Un.-I ;
I,.,, !,,, li.iin- :J: .i, .: i,.. ,niii- M! ,1 1 1 : -'-' o.( 1 - 'a i . It 1 (u I nd i a i , - af- . -(-(icfj o li-d
-. M.m- .'.-Ii,-m!I.- ,,.:,! -'-''-'"'-''Ik milnarv -er- I..M I )(
. ,V"'IS : iean, has
in- t.-H- HkMDI.S i : I lf..i,l..-l! and :u-rk s slatt
t !.-!.".'. Iiaikii- l ;i-'h la ii . (,:oM- and . T 1 I Th-v will
.! ia'i-r .d M.rk.-v t .. I-.. an- -.-.,-!,- ri.-i-led lr. ,J JLIL1 O aa;i:-l
..-K. -I ' ..-.vhaii -.-..i - lo ';u- Ha-eba!! .i.iii 2'J,
with o-,.- !ia:lo; I-'am.- , ,ri li ( and m.i - i Ty O Ttf fl VI tor the
l..l: -,i V '! . : Il-I- Mid ln.,, . Lwi-cin,, YY lllb 1 Will ...V iutf
d ,o- -i.'-i- w.tii tin- F-..- hoiiLdiorn- y til yx "'
'i I.- -nil ii-ain- A,:i pi., ai An- Kill Hpp ..I Aliii
r)a.M -,'i next October, and ,n 1948 at w i eh d
on- liiiliail inuhc: i- reported
I (Hill
113- equailed Babe
heck Detroit paid
Sbo iXio fr hi-
ai and Ty Cobb's
nil- S.'iO.OiHI is the
the pro has.-ball
'.ink
,!" 12
1 1 r
a-h.-d
Tot
and
I en-!
eour!
Inn-S-.7
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I. inn ine ..no
I'ip'.i ! : n n
:.i .irrtd ii.n
'i: .'.IT.
I, -hm J w It ho
irnber- Hie
VilhollL'h
licensr
-(ale of
T-ar. vio-
durine 'he
..ll'Olls ,,f
ihe
ihe
Sl.lK
No
lo
(le, r renl
I.
-pol in
he Divi
ll lo!d
th,
. I ion
i:
i.t
I e. i,-, ,i I ion
i-.; o.-i ! ol . ours.- w ,s
efpieni -p'irt" indulged
o, i - J I -' over hail of
.':' ie !tn 'i'i - were lor
it'-mrd!?!? to lake dee
it1 ihe a.d ol artificial
I -iwiH::'hi-rs think
iiady ihe pa-i war hoi
n
tor
,11,'
fo: Ht'Mii t
v mnv lie intere-letl
' -nln! e. :n, nt men
that thi- '.ear - prc--
.j';.-1 1 1 -1 deer pineh
J.'i llielmled tl lor
-ea op 1 1 1-, i cfiimting
uiiili ' - v ho w ere
.ins -;.i ' il'- gmne s
d in the i har"e but
' been iitler deei
ling doe deer
dm
ire
11 Lilt ol
ea -on
I V. i'..
ill. -lit ioi
ouiil h.
' U.i- .
t.C l"
who
PWfirr I.,-,-t year's high
--core of ire- i o: ion- the payoff
of a levi-.on ol the Divisions law
.. r. foi i ,-m, nt and protection sec
'lon .'huh w.-e :n-lalled during ihe
la-' Miai l'-r ol l'i4r I nder t he
n( .'. - . siein the protectors' 33 000-1'iO-ai
re be.ii was marked off into
five dm n.n- ck h handled b a
uperisor, with the-e le.e -ub-ib'.
id. d ml. i 2 di-l i :ct - :n w Inch
'!'' proiecl.,1 - work e,,i..i am K
Hen's how tl..- f)4(i lecord of
4 3!;"i pro-ecul ion- coiiinarcs Willi
'he work ol the iv o prev ious years:
tlu-ie were 1 3113 prosecutions in
1944 and 1 4f!0 in 1945. Of I hose
1.4R0 -n 194.-1. ineideritally. T.W
orosocut ions about 40 per cent of
the .-.ear's total- came during the
final cjuarier. when the revised en
forcement setup was put into ef
fect. The Division doesn't contend that '
the enforcement s-. stem is perfect,
nor that the number of prosecution-,
is the sole standard by which j
the efficiency of an enforcement '
agenev f an be measured But the
record of prosecutions does show I
that the enforcement section is ac
tive, and that the necessary em- :
phasis on protection which game j
and fish management requires is I
not lost in the shuffle of other .
problems. The protectors would be 1
happy enough not to have to nan- -die
so many prosecutions, but so i
long as there are hunters and fish- :
ermen who try to kick the law !
around, the protectors will be hap-!
py enough to oblige with prose-1
cutions
Many Trees
On the 30-mile trip from Marion,
c- t0 tne top of Mt Mitchell a
traveler encounters more pecies' of
trees than he would in crossing Eu-
111,- e.-n- Ihe
j,,,! 1 , n; 'r -. l , in p,,
jU:i:' ;ei.ire- i.'i-t li
on ti.i a,.,l 'I'. -: U id,.
Daylon Adds 2nd Win
Over Beacon Thursday,
Plays At Oleen Tonight
Likes Change
Boys Take First
Victory of Season
Over Springdale,
Meet Fontana Today
St John's Rangers defeated the
Spiint'dale five in a thrilling game
which ended m a 14-10 score Wed-i:t-da
night at the Waynesville
1 1 ii ii '. At the fu st half the visit
ing leam had netted li points and
the Raii!:eis had not yp( scored
During the -econd half, both teams
profn ss-"i..y tied until the final
lour n:i.e.ule- when the Rangers
' niuphed.
The Ransereties broke through
lor- their 4th victory this season by
overcoming the kh.tyniount.s, an
independent team from Cullow-h.-e.
by a 29-13 srorr-
Miiiioay night Si John's divided
'he bill by a return game with
W i bier tin. Rangerettes l ing vic-
loi inus ii , a 2'.i-1 ii -core and t he
Rangers losing
Hie Websior ho
1-3 meet to
...
0 p.m.. St
Tor- emng at
John
i.. ,. :n .a, . ,u i-
't.iiii- "in i'id ine r niiiuiia
i :. h school team
Girls lineup
Fontana
St. John s (? Kittym'ts (13)
I uiiado f-;iiis
( ,
' Furtado Gibson
F '"'Mis Hartshorn
(. Kernan Smith
Moimiiio Lowe
G sd.ers Claxton
Sun-. M John's - H Boyd. Kien
ai Aafes. Martel. Carter, Kir.
pati n k l-.iliy mounts -Humphreys.
Roys lineup:
I'dS. St. John's lit) Smiiiifdale I III)
Waul
llhs
I ,'ichter
i !a
I'd the
Iv Weiss
Klein
Kliis i
liosenhkmni
li. Weiss
IRISH GREAT
tletsw
peas?ec
v a
kl, 1
Ktm '-el, .t .
Sylva VFW On
Program Here
Saturday Night
Against Daytonites
oach John Mct'onell's Davton
Rubber iiint i in proved with the
addition of lioyd Owen in the cen-
! ter position and s.'iiltins Ed Boon
to for', aid look a running battle
j from the Iteacon Mills team Wed
1 nesdav niht at S-,var.niiiu with a
final scnr-;- of 42 to :sl !
'i'oinlit t In l)atonites meet the!
j Op en Dim tors on ihe Mixire Gen- i
era I Hospital : v .-imasiuni. The lo-
cah plav the opi ning Kainc on a ,
double bill slartiin; al 7:0 p.m..
floone im.- ihe IiikIi scoring man,
for Davion m ibeir win Wtdnes- 1
(lay. the second lime they have won i
over t In-j i- Indo-lrial l.orf) oppon-;
ent Canailio Owen (Jriffin and!
Troulman. ollnr- i.n t lie starting
lineup, all ;-avr a L'ood aeeount of 1
l-olsom and Penley j
':iiie, for lieacon. j
their yaine at Oteen l
Da tollmen will play
meeting the Sylva j
n t.'u- WTIIS court at !
A yamc previouslv
a, in SvKa for Monday
been cancelled, but the
two other lilts
on next
; et i bance lor revense
the las'. Kiika basketeers
, 'lien take on Champion Y
first time .Ian The fol
v. eck they lune two games
I, one conn, ineetini; Mar
I'eb :i and Keusta on
The;, leturn lo Martel Fph
, and me.
t Champion V her
e on
b 15
Mars Hill Tumbles
Canton High Cage
Teams Tuesday
Canton high school's court teams
met double defeat at Mars Hill
Tuesday night The r.intnn oImK.
were beaten 31 to 25. and the boys!
lost 23 to 14 to the strong Mars I
Hill combinations, who marked up
their ninth straight double-header
of the season.
Girls' line-up:
Pos. Mars Hill (31 Canton (25)
F JuMice i 13, Taylor (11)
F Ferguson .3, Griffin 3i
F Fowler ' 12 Hendricks i7) .
G J I.edford Robinson
G L Ledlnrd .. Reno!
(; RaHfrri f). Tatham!
Subs: Mars Hill - Sampson 3.
McKinney. Csnlon- Ingle 4. Haney,
N' Tatham Woodruff
bnd-up:
; Pos. Mars Hill CM
, F John-on 5 ,
., ,.
) Canton (14)
C Miller (2)
McCTure (3)
M. Stiles (5)
J. Smathers ( 1 )
B. Stiles i 1 )
Matthews 2. S
Miller.
' o
r.
Jamerson . 2 i
G Rennet t K
G Anderson
Subs: Canton -Siiiathers.
Short .
Games This Week
Friday, January 'li
Canton at Waynesville
SI Johns al Fontana.
Fines Creek at Clyde.
Bethel at Crabtree
Datyon al Oleen.
Saturday, January 25
Sylva Vl-'W at Dayton
Tuesday, January 2S
Bethel at Clyde.
Canton at Fines Creek.
By Jack Sords
5
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a tSj-fec? as ooe op-fi-eie(is
ri h?ism Mis-t&ff
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So You Think You're Tall?
AP Vewsfeitupps
Max Palmer, seven foot, seven
can't find basketball shoes to fit
him from averaging better than
under one basket where he can
pennies into a piggy bank. He's
grade, and is reportedly headed for Arkaasas
players from the University of Mississippi.
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:. Ftomotes btabihty Of
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Phone 534
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Cagers Kleire
inch Vance, Miss., high school star, j
his size 16 feet, but that doesn't stop
40 points a game. Max stands only j
dunk the ball in like a kid feeding
19. weighs 300 pounds, is in the ninth
U. The little guys are
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TODAY And
W. Mi (Bill) Cobb, Owner
Waynesville
Teams Meet
Old Rivals
In 1st TUt
Locals Boast Better
Records But Are
Sure of Close
Contests Tonight
i
j Meeting for the first time this
I winter, Waynesville high school's
basketball teams will take on their
! old rivals, Canton, in a double pro
gram starting at 7:30 p. m. on the
local floor,
i Waynesville has been resting this
week with an open date on their
j schedule, and should be in- top
shape for tonight's tilts. The girls,
i who have lost only to Bethel in
j eight matches played so far, will
have the services of Frances Scates,
who has been out the past two
j games, and will strengthen their
I offensive. Canton's girls also has
I a good record, six out of nine wins,
i and the opening duel should be
! closely matched, with the locals
: possibly being slight favorites.
The Mountaineers, who have lost
only two of eight games, also have
a better record than Canton's five
wins in 12 starts. However the
natural rivalry between the two
teams always assures a spirited
contest, and games don't always go
by the record in any sport.
Another feature tilt tonight will
be between the unbeaten Bethel
teams ;d Crabtree, who dropped
a decision to the county leaders
earlier this season. Fines Creek I
and Clyde also will be seeing ac
tion against each other at Clyde, j
To Speed Reconversion I
It's an old story now. but still vi
tally important. Save all ' used I
kitchen fats, put them in tin con- j
tainers and deliver to your butcher i
who will give you four cents a pound !
for fats. Every pound of fat saved )
speeds reconversion. i,
Operation Ai: Hid
Let. Us. Balance Yours
Fines Creek I
Over Clyde r!
Teams TuesJ
X llics Vlt-PK dealt Clvr
defeat Tuesday night tid
uy a M-ii) victor.
gagement will be 'plav
tonight at 7:30 p. ,
..s,t.., aim ,1! , .rv(
who were aneart
and held the Vjsil(lrs
iwu poiius me la-t na.
paceu ine Doys as n,M
the first half.-all,m,n.
goals to the CW,0 .
kept safely ahead thi ,,,
the game.
Girls' line-up
Pn. Fin,. rv...i. ....
. - I h . ' I ,1.
P. rm-flionn T
F McCrary i 12 1
F Woody ( 13 1
G Walker 2 i
G Davis
G Jenkins
Subs: Fines Creek-
Kinsland 2, H.-nnis
Justice. Clyde- Smith
Mann.
Boys' line-up.
ros. fines Creek ( :!)
F Ledford 1 5 ) ;
F McElroy ( 1 1 1 .eat
C Russell (2 1 ;
G Swanger i (i i j
G Greene
Subs: Fines Creek -j
Justice 2, Taylor. oano!
Jackson, Morgan. Sizen
Clure.
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for-
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