SPEARHEADING
With
SPORTS
By ED SPEAKS
THAT SUBWAY scries appears to be in the ha:' due to
Brooklyn winnim; two of the three ,'anies last week at St.
Louis. Of course if the Brooks break downhill sharply and
the Cardinals knock off two-thirds or better of the remaining
games very uniilcelv, However - it would ivr last
world champions another pennant ami a chance at th
kees.
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IN THURSDAY night's game both teams put out
their blue chips, and the eighth inning deadlock was
broken when Harry Lavagetto pinched hit a single off
Harry (The Ca!) Mi ei been with the bases loaded to set
up a 4-3 w in.
BIG LEAGUE moguls ;
cided that the World Series
tween the Yankees and Brooklyn, or on October 1 i
Birds win out m the National. With the Burns stil
ot together last week and de
will start September '.'0 if be-
the Red
bani.'ing
strong in the home stretch, it appears that all those pre
season predictions about a repeat series between Boston ami
St. Louis were slightly off the beam. Brooklyn is sure
enough of its place to announce they will accept orders for
series tickets.
IN LATE YEARS the American has had the reputa
tion as the hitters' league, but the National has taken
over this season with a bang, boasting 18 swingers now
hitting over ..'51)0 to 10 in the junior loop; Harry Walker
of the Phillies is topping them all with ,357; Pittsburgh's
Kiner and the Giants' Mize making names for them
selves with home run swats.
HIGH POINT'S Panthers warmed up for Saturday
night's grid encounter with Western Carolina by holdin"
the Duke junior varsity to a scoreless tie last week-end.
Don't sell Tom Young's Catamounts short, however. And
if you want a ticket for the game (at the Lee II. Edwards
Memorial Stadium in Asheville) see "Bud" Stringfield at the
Waynesville Pharmacy, who has a limited number of re
served seats to offer.
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North Carolina ;
Zeno Wall
Takes Enka
Tennis Gup
Dob Scharff of
Chapel Hill Drops
Finals Sunday In
Straight Sets
Zino Jr.. of Wavnesville
(IrU-ali'd Mull Scliaiil of L'liapt-I
, Kill in three Muitfht mutches. 0-1.
and ti-4 ill the linal iuuihI of
Hit' I. nka Invitational leiinis touni
I aiiu-nl Suinlas alleinoon on the En-
ku l.ake i laj courts
! Tin.-, jh Wall s third consccu
tni eai to w in the toiiiney. KiMiirf
j hnn pel niaiieiK punmnmoii of the
i Im iiik ellJ.
I A- ilefi'iiilintj champion he drew
a he in the lirsl round; di'feated
Joe IVilr ui Jweiisboio. Ky . li-1,
I ti-1 in the ()Liaiterliiials. and uuu
j 0-4 over Stan Karansky of
Asheville in the semilinals.
'I'liis wave Wall full claim to the
! cup without the loss of a set. and
onl;. i.j iMines lliruuiih thlee
in, a hes Sehai If pusheil him hai d
in I In- linal set, the sun wearing
lmwi holh plaei s hut Wall showed
eiKjinh Irani to outpoint huu and
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N. Q State
Grid Team
Quarantined
Polio Quarantine
Placed Iiy County
Health Officer Until
September 26
By United Press
1! M.KKill. Sept. If). The entire
S'orlh Carolina Slate football so,u;ul
has lieeii (iiiarantined for two
weeks heeause of an outbreak of
infantile paralysis. The quaran
tine will last until one day before
Hie Well paek's opening game with
Duke on September 27.
Coiinl.Y Health Officer Dr. A. C.
liulia ordered the quarantine after
2(1 ear-old Don MeCormack, fresh
man footballer from Greensboro
uas sent lo a Raleigh hospital with
polio.
However. Ilie ban is no! expected
to prevent the team from limited
praeliee and liulia says he does not
thin!- il will be necessary to quar
antine Head Coach Boattie Feath
ers and members of his staff.
HELPING A'S' -
By Jack Sords
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vCl. t-Y X panics " js'
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Yankee Fans Cheer Bums,
Hope For Subway Series
A!' N'ev, le;;tures
All liasi ball men agree that the
late Walter .lolinsiin had a fast
hall that was more than just hard
lo hit. To some players it was actu
ally IriliteiiiiiK.
A stcrv is told of a rookie who
sol a cood look at Johnson's fast
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By JIM Bi f'KFH
A I' Ni wsfcalures Sports Writer
.K W VOKK hailing Hie in
credible, the New York Yankees
are in.
The only worry It'll to Bucky
Han i.-' men is w net her the Worid
series win lie a n, e com one or
a $S2.4 junket. The. Yankees
probably prefer the former. Fac
ing the Brooklyn Dodders should
make the Yankees odds-on favor
ites lo take home the junior
league's 27th victory in the post
season classic. The St. Louis Car
dinals won't be so easy.
There are several Rood reasons
why the liedbirds will be more
formidable in a World Series than
the Doiltjeis. The Card pitching
is better over the short haul. Stop
pers anil ejoal money players like
Harry Bn i been and George Mun
gor will be hard to heat when the
blue chips are down.
llrecheen won three Ramos
against the Ited Sox last year.
If Eddie Dyer, Card manager,
chooses to open with "The Cat"
against the Yankees, Breeheen
tan repeat that performance.
MunRcr is a Kreat stuff pitcher,
ideal for the type of pitching
called for in a series.
In addition the Cards have blaz- J
inn fasl rookie Jim llcarn, and'
Ihey could coax a win from the arm
of Mtirrv Dickson or Howie Pol-1
let . I
Many Dogs
In Henderson
Show, Trials
Several Haywood
Foxhunters Listed
Among Judges For
Annual Event
A larue number of hounds have
been entered in the field trials and
bench show being held at Sky
Brook farm, near Horse Shoe, by
the Henderson County Fox Hunt
ers association.
Jack West of Clyde was an
nounced as judge of the bench
show, scheduled to start Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Elbert Nan
ney of Tryon is the ringmaster.
The first east for derby and all
age animals will start at 6 a.m.
today with Ralph Orr as master of
hounds. A second cast for derbys
will start at 0 a.m. Wednesday, and
the final cast, for all ages, will be
gin at the same hour Thursday
morning.
Scores for the first two runs will
be posted Wednesday at 2 p.m. and
."I hllsini'UK lf'f! i ti a nnil lh nu!jrrt
The Dodger mound corns, on the ..r .' i.:' ., r .n
. in iiopuies to uei uy.s win iuuow.
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Monday, Tuesday, Sept. 15-16
Duel In The Sun
(In Technicolor)
Starring
JENNIFER JONES
News of the Day
it
it
Wednesday, September 17
Home In Oklahoma
Starring
ROY ROGERS and DALE EVANS
Serial and Short
II
II
Thursday, Friday, September 18-19
Blondie's Holiday
Starring
PENNY SINGLETON and ARTHUR LAKE
News of the Day
one. The lirst pitch was inside and
too close for comfort. It was a ball.
The next one zipped across the
heart of the plate before the young
player could even get set.
Johnson followed it up with an
other fast one right over the in
side corner. The ump bellowed
"strike two" and the rookie turned
on his heel and walked off.
The ump shouted, "hey, come
back here, that's just strike two."
And the rookie answered: "You
take the third one."
oilier hand, is a motley crew. Only
Ralph Branca has been consistent
throughout the year. The Dodgers!
have been able to come up with a j
well-pitched game at crucial pe
riods, but the staff has none of the'
depl h of the Cards.
Joe Hatton. for example, beat the I
Chicago Cubs six times in his first i
ten victories. He has been much!
less than ball of fire against the
league's other six clubs. i
Brooklyn hitting is consistent,
with m regulars around the .300 1
mark But the Bums have no real
ly long ball hitters, no sluggers!
wno can take charge and wreck a
ball game.
Only Dixie Walker and Peewee
Reese, of the starting Dodgers
even have tasted World Series
competition. The rest are new
comers to the classic, and two
Final scores will be announced
Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
Judges of the field trials will be
Joe and Tom Davis of Hazelwood.
Carl Ferguson of Clyde. Albert
Burnett of Canton, Robert Leigh
ton of New York, Richard Buckner
of Neohah. Wis.. Arthur Reynolds
of Warrenton, Va., and Gaden Cor
poning of Tryon.
Dodgers Jackie Robinson and
Spider Jorgensen are in their
first major league year.
Rut the seasoned Cardinals have
Whitey Kurowski, Enos Slaughter,
Joe Medwick add Terry Moore to
pace their hitting attack. All are
series veterans along with Stan
Musial, who is on the comeback
trail after a dismal start at the
plate.
Return Of The Ace
Don't Neglect Them!
Nature designed the kidneyt to do a
marvelous job. Their task is to keep the
flowing blood stream free of ao excess of
toxic impurities. The act of living life
it$elfm constantly producing waste
matter the kidneys must remove from
the blood if good heath Is to endure.
When the kidneys fail to function as
Nature intended, there is retention of
waste that may cause body-wide dis
treiw. One may suffer nagging backache,
pernintent headache, attackn of dizziness,
Sitting up lights, swelling, putfim-M
under the eyes feel tired, nervous, all
worn out.
Frequent, scenty or burning pa wages
are sometittes further evidence of kid
ney or bladder disturbance.
The recognised and proper treatment
fs a diuretic met! i cine to help the kidneys
get rid of excenfl poisonous body waste
use Ooan't I'ilU. They have had more
than forty years of public approval. Are
endorsed the country over. Insist oa
Doan'. Sold at all drug store.
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DURHAM, N. C.-The ' ace of "1: TtlV
wade. The Ace, one of football i
them all, Clarence (Ace) Par-j greatest players both at Duke and
ker, left, is welcomed home to in professional play, has given ua
Duks University this tlmg as an tba play-(or-psy business
Mountaineers Continue Prarti
As Teams Swing Into U
Gold Medal
Cage Meet
Dates Set
Boys. Tournament To
Be Played Feb. 23-28;
Girls During
March 8-13
Dates for the 13th Western North
Carolina Invitational Gold Medal
basketball tournament for high
school' teams, sponsored annually
by Canton high school, was an
nounced last week by Couch C. C.
Poindextes.
The boys' tournament will be
played the week of February 23-
28, and the girls' tournament is
slated for the week of March 8-13.
Tiler-dates are being announced this
far in advance so that W. N. C.
coaches who plan to participate can
avoid, conflicts when making up
their schedules. Invitations are
being mailed out now.
Bethel last season won both the
boys' and girls' championship in the
two events, which drew more en
tries than any other cage tourna
ment in this section. It is antici
pated that even more teams will
compete this winter.
Green River Edges
Sayles 4-3 For
3rd Place In Loop
Green River edged out Sayles
4 to 3 to win third place in
W.N.C. Industrial league sUnd
ings Saturday afternoon at th,
Eousta field.
E. Hunnioutt, the first of thn ,
Gwea River hurlers w:.
credit for the win, while Biuuix
Ivas charged with the loss.
In an earlier game lust week
Enka fejll to the Tuxedo team
6-0. Th games were run to de
cide which of the teams would
take part in the Shaughness..
playoff this coming week-end
against Hazelwood. the cham
pion, aad Beacon Mills, the run
ner up.
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Brooklyn Opens Sale
Of World Series Tickets
BROOKLYN (UP The Brook
lyn baseball club opened sale on
Monday of World Series tickets.
Orders will be accepted only by
mail and must be accompanied by
a certified check or money order,
payable to the Brooklyn National
League Baseball Club, Inc. The
price scale is box seats, $8; re
served seats, $6; general admission
$4; and bleacher seats $1. An ad
ditional 35 cents must be included
to cover mail registry fees.
Season ticket buyers will receive
preference. Tickets will be sold
on a three game basis and no appli
cant will be allowed more than two
sets of tickets.
Ralph Kiner Swats
49th Homer To Set
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PITTSBURGH (UP) Ralph Ki
ner continued his sensational hoim
run hitting as the Pirates shaded
Boston 4-3 Friday night. Kiner
clubbed two homers his 48 and
49th to take the major league lead
from Johnny Mize, who has 47.
Kiner's brace of four baggers also
give him a new major league record
of eight homers in four games
Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees had
set the old mark of seven in V.KK.
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