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)BTS PAGE OF THE WAYNESVJLLE MOUNTAINEER
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1947
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SPEARHEADING
With
SPORTS
Hy ED SPRAIts
yNEivVILLE will have another scrap ,,n ,R.U. h iluj,
M I! 1. .. .1 1 i .
ytoliiHKt- ii win iiu. u, mkhihi laKe il i i,e team
'stride. For the record we'll Pive tin,-,,) a lO-ooint
jer the Bines, but realize that an upset may be in the
knock the Mountaineers out of the conference
mship picture. Also, Duke over Missouri, Carolina
lte, Ppnn over Virginia, Wake Forest over Ronton
, .-. T,.1, M i .
jnd ueoi ria jmi uvci navy, ann IVlissi;
sippi over
1LVVAVS A BIG show in itself, the W.T.JI.S. Band
of the best attractions at local fool ball fames
leek was their best performance of the season in
ipiuiun. and Charles Isley and his boys and irls
e a lot of credit for their work. Charles hasn't
lellinc i coiicenrruie on me senior band as much
Lras lust, because he has not only it but two other
as well to direct, a junior band mi beginners unit.
La lot of planning to present something original.
ed by hours of drilling, but (he band's "Shade of
Id Apple Tree" and Hallowe'en numbers were per-
u wiiiioiu a nucn, neiping all present to
me.
Game Slated
Saturday At
Blues' Field
In Asheville
Mountaineer
Strengthen Defense
In Preparation For
Conference Scrap
V:iMi.-Mll. Ii.oh laKt.. U) ,(t,
"'"1 the V,rtk tol then eighth
rj.un cl 1 1 i t -fa-iiii. pLnnitf Salur
da alu-iimon at A-:,ewlle School
Ht' in a lilne HulKe AU.letu-
iwiiii-u-iuv coim-t The kukott
Alter pi-limn dit id
1111 Hill,- ,.,,. I,, Mil
in i -i t-iii , K- .I,,,)
i" nvi- the i
I.
Bowl Bound
at U i ii,,
Arhofa
Will
puucl 1 ill
(til l '
, lillc
a slow start,
topping out
ire expected
omitaineeis a busy
u'oek Coach Hop
' MiiMccl a 27-t)
.v ui ii . . i ...
..in i.i , pen. i i u ;n hid ,i i
i minim; iainc i hat is
lid iiumU m ilt
center of I lie
enjoy
This will In- no Mraniir lactic
fur Wayiicsxiil.- to face. Last Fri
day the Mmiiilainrrr KUards and
tackles found themselves the
center of attention in practically
1 all of lirysoii City's plays, and
j fur two ouaitcrs were unalilc to
, stop the Maroon pile driver.
ThiiiKs were a little better the
i-ii nail, good emiiiKh lor tli.
to (hue ou-r III
; ckjw ii; lull iint
EARMV-NOTRE DAME ame Saturdav ends the
twt'i'n the two schools that started in 1!H.X Led by
b--minucii (luarieruacK, Joiinnv I, mack, the nowei--
are iavored to reap victory in this ,'i4tli meeting
great teams; ;;elting partial revenge lor the 59-0
trumcings ol 1944 and im when their war-weaken-
s were easy meat lor Army s IJIanchard-Davis tin-
. Now that Army is falling off and Notre Dame
dim: to their former heights, Earl Blaik has decided
goi k 1 year to sock new opponents, or so (hey say.
rumor felting around is that Notre Dame and Duke
Mini: a series to start in 19415.
UOli CIIAI'I'K S e. the hiiiiii"
star in the Michigan li.ukliilil
wliich is currently Icadnm the I'.n'
Nine ( iinlei eiice and is a sIkiih'
eonteiKter for the mythical nation. d
championship. Without an upset
this month, the Kill -pound let t halt
hack Iroui Toledo should lead tin
Wolverines into the Ihr.e lioul.
w. i . , . which now is seM'o up i)c(c( n
meie was no need i 1 1,. . ,...,
ferelices.
team
winimiK touch-
so well that Coach '
"or improvement
In
nasi anil lliu Nine eon-
NTIli: 1'IIOFESSIONAL football ranks there is a
tie now in the claims of the 2-vear-ohl All American
all conference to equal ranking with (he National
Officials of the All American circuit, headed by
piSMiiner Jonas II. Inoram. noinl to a new atteii-
record set at Los Angeles and a record gate in
land as proof that their babv has abend v crown to
ity, and have challenged the National league to
tseann "world series" nlavnfT between the ton
of (he respective conferences. Thus far the older
iMtiim has declined the invitation.
Leaque Golfers
FILE ON THE subject of pro clubs, it seems that HilllTri Hrtlrl n
prai-lice sessions early this
week the irsl team sat ' their
liiinnches near the i-oalline and
field oil phuii;es into their center
Sliowinn a lot ol spirit, the for
wards held their own or pushed
the all ackers hack on most plays,
and appeared set to hold down traf
fic comiiiK their way Saturday.
lavin Shook is hack in the
startiiiK comhination, although
his hand has not fully recovered
from the infection: and with
Powers, Noland and laisley will
form the baekfield. Due to a
case or flu, Bud Sheehan, pass
catcher left end, will be absent
Saturday. Eugene Mitchell and
Frank I'otrat will alternate in
his position, with Gibson at the
other flank; Caldwell and Owen
at tackle, Karly and Robinson at
Rnard, and Watkins at center.
Comparative scoies Rive a small
eiU'c in favor of WAynesville, the
Hhies havniK lasted defeat from
Hrevard and heiiin taken 26-6 hy
Canton. Ashevilh .''chool has some
-inall advanlape in playing the
f'atne on then home field, and is
never a team to be taken lightly.
" in. ale the grade faster than expected with t ho
Rf ns A couple of weeks ago Hud Blaluck saw 1he
:i" Washington, and Bill was on the field for at
t the -a me. The last year champs- ol Die National
N "II to a slow start tli it- co'ionii hut si.,.iii tii hp
pretty regularly now.
MlltTII n ATP ITP
fORK il'Pl- - RirtliB wilt
lt 'I'Mihle deaths in Now
P"'-Health Commissioner
flistl'ill elimat,.,! n,,
babies had be(n
pPari'd with r,),Mi deaths
GIVE BOOKS OVERSEAS
Ciovernor Clicrrv praised Wake
county school pupils lor cunlub
UtillR used hooks to sludenls in
war deva' fated oiml l ies and m eed
other schools in Ihe state to join
in the movement.
Weather is ilist nrnnnil (Iia rmnnr .'mil now is
time lo have your heating system put in good
pition fo? the winter months. . . . ( all 5.'!!)
f HAYWOOD COMPANY, INC.
fIP lif,'nsed Rulldine, Plumbing. Ileatinjr Contractors
Event Saturday
Mi mbeis of Hie eijdit - team
V (' Indielnal (.'nil Jeanne this
,a-1 Mimim r will pathci at t lie
A-heville Municipal course Satin
da al noon I. a an mini inal field
day event, il i announced hy .lack
.he I ice. loop i i 1 1 I ,n '.
TliD'c atti iiilin:' will In paired
oil for a iiiiiihI ol foil in the af
ternoon and a buffet supper will
he served afterwards in the club
house. Prizes will be awarded Ihe top
four teams in the leai'tie- Deacon
Mills. Dayton Rubber. Postal Ac
founts, and Champion YMCA. in
that oilier and officers for the
next season's play will be elected.
Football
SCHEDULE
Saturday
Waynesv tile al .V hevillo School
Christ School al Canton
W.C.T.C. ill Appalachian Stale
N. C. State al Carolina
Wake forest at Huston Collct-e
Missouri nl Duke
Virginia at Pennsylvania
Tennessee al Mississippi
Davidson at Itielmiond
Wm & Mary al V.M.I.
Baylor at Texas
Indiana at Miclnean
Army at Notre Dame
Arkansas at line
(icorcia at Honda
(ia. Tech-Navv al Haltimo:e
Radio Hookup Not
Possible For Grid
Game At Asheville
Georpe- Mowers, sports an
nouncer for station VVI l( '( '. 'late
thai en a iimsl auce do not pet
mil I he hroadra t ol I he Wav nc -ville-A:
beville Si hool lor I toy s
('aine on Saturday eeiiin;'.
The ,la inn held l- in h a di -lance
from u hi i e a l( !i piione
line connect inn to tin . I mini can
he made that the honk up i mil
pi acl n al. he explains.
This uill he the niilv name on
the Moiinlniuct I - I.il in uliu li
the pla-h play h.'e not lieen
c.u 1 led ov i r the Way no villi' si a
tion N'ext I'rid.i'. nanie 1 1 1 1
M. ii l.ippi u ami I he 'I 'hank- "iv
iliK 1 lav ( las' ic Willi ('anion will
lie on I hi' home In id and i ai ricd
ov er t he an I o t ol low , i v 1 io are
iiuahle to annul
lleoauso ol a previous proerant
con i ii 1 1 1 mint . t he ( '. niton I In e t
School conlct on Saltiid.a.v niulit
can not he s heduli d. Mr ! low
ers adds.
Black Bears
Play Grconies
In Final Tilt
At Canton Hi
Poindexter Eleven
Seeking Victory No.
7 Saturday Night
At Home
Cunninp: lor their seventh con
M'culive victory, the Canton high
Ulack Beit- will buck the Christ
School eleven Saturday night In
a lllue liidpc Conference clash at
Canton with the kickoff starting
al 7:110 p. in.
A capacity crowd of fans is an
ticipated to see the Black Bears
in tin' 1 1 ii.i I appearance on thf
home tii Id helore hitting the road
to lake on Marion, Brevard and
W ay ni " v die.
With the return to action of
tail. I,- Hud Wluttod, who was in-
eil e.olv iii ihe season, the Bears
will hi' al lull strength for the
(iicitiic invasion. Coach Poln
ili x'.( r has kept the team at a
steady I'rind during the week to
pi i Ii i I a ilelense against the tricky
I .at k s ol the 1 1 1'ciiics.
Christ School has had little suc-ci"-s
thus far during the season,
hut are never a team lo take light
ly Canton fans remember two
years ago when Coach Dick Fays
soux hrou.eht his (cam over, doped
to Leo hy four touchdowns, and
pulled the prize upset of the sea
son by winning
Pan ids ol the players will be
honor pnesis at the game, and a
pi eliininary till between the Hth
ami ilth grades will he held at 6
o i din k.
Hunters Take Hard
Fighting Bear Near
Soco Gap Wed.
A '.' ,i!-Mni i riT bear was killed
Wednesday morning In the rough
I l.a nhiu I le creek area near Soco
(lap
Thi' bruin was described as a
hard liehlei. cutting up several of
the ilni" who were chasing him. He
was linallv hroiifht to bay after be
ing hailed lo i three hours, and
shot hy seveial of the hunters, one
ol whom was Vesler McKaha of
Maei'ii' A patty ol 2t) look part in
llii' hunt
Molotov Says
Atomic Bomb No
Longer A Secret
I. AN DON rUPi Soviet For
eign Mini lcr V. M. Molotov said
e lerday that "the secret of the
atom lionib no longer exists."
Tim Soviet monitor, recording
Molotov' speech as broadcast by
l lie Mo'oow radio, did not give
immediately the lull text of his
'laleiuint on the subject to indi
cate more specilically what he
tnea nt .
The foreign minister said in his
Mo cow -pooch that oppressed peo
ple everywhere looked to the So
viet I iiniii for "liberation from the
yoke ol enslavement."
Molotov addressed a Moscow
crowd ia lebrating the 30th anrri-ver-arv
ol Ihe Bolshevik revolu
tion The Moscow radio broadcast
his 'p, i(i direct troin the meeting
hall.
8 fe have it over- AfZW
ta tbp WEST Ifh WTv!ra -trounce
VIRGINIAI ' ' lr,i'fefJ TEMPLE 33
"I ?T.I . 1 finning over I 1 'tefpffrJry.yWi ., ,
W3mtSO0 I MICHIGAN STATE I J
OUtting Ya7L Tiff "-BkI over- I
OHIO STATE jM rtSltffl SAMTA CLARA
11 ib upset I TTTT I over NORTH 4TP
II RICE I TrfrJ& I CAROLINA STATEv-A A
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Little Mountaineers Win
26 - 6 Over Baby Blues
Waynesville's scrubs ored I heir
third straight win of th year Wed
nesday afternoon on the local
field, winning 26-fi over the baby
Blues of Asheville School.
Bob Davis was the big gun in
the Waynesvllle attack, hitting cen
ter to score from the two yard line
in the first period and taking a Hal
pass from Charles Womack for an
85-yard breakaway run shortly be
fore the game was over.
Stellar defensive play by the line
held the visitors to liltle gain
throughout Ihe contest, and dur
ing the third quarter Ed Terrell
blocked an Asheville punt on the
latter's 12, and end Bob t)wen
picked the ball up in the end one
for a touchdown. Eugene Crasty
went through his forwards for a
marker during Ihe second period,
carrying 34 yards to score.
E. C. Smith accounted for the
little Blues score, after one of their
punts was fumbled on the Waynes
vllle cighl. In three plunges
through the line, Sinilh crossed
over Ihe line.
David Mayo, who wore jersey No.
fill, carried on most of the Ashe
ville plays. The son of the Mayo
Clinic family had a lot of speed,
but lacked the blocking to cause
much damage. During the latter
part of the game "Hud" Hayes,
great grandson of the lute presi
dent. Nil. lili. ran with Ihe ball sev
eral tunes.
On first downs the home club
marked up seven to Asheville's
Ivvo.
The lamed llodleian library of
(lxfoid was founded ill 1598 and
endowed in Kill by Sir Thomas
Dudley. From its original 2,000
volumes it has grown to more than
1 titii).
Camp Hope
Expansion
Plan Made
By YMCA
New Buildings And
Enlargements Are
Begun After Com
mittee Lays Plans
A large expansion program for
Camp Hope, popular mmmer play
ground of the Champion YMCA,
has been launched by officials, it
was announced following meetings
of the Camp Hope committee of
the YMCA directors held during
the past week.
A number of material improve
ments will be made before the next
season opens, and a fuller pro
gram of activities will be included
In the plans for next ninmer.
New Buildup's
Construction has already begun
on a new diningroom and kitchen,
which will be added to the present
lodge, and will greatly increase the
accommodations. The addition of
these rooms will also enlarge the
lodge, since the partitions have
been removed, and the looms
formerly used for kitchen and din
ing room taken in.
The new buildings will be of
rock foundation, with framed
walls of asbestos siding in keeping
with the lodge and other buildings.
The firsl meeting of the camp
committee was held at Camp Hope
Thursday evening, when Miss Eliza
beth Thompson of the YMCA stall
was hostess al supper. A follow
up meeting was held Monday eve
ning at the home of (ieorge O
Arthur chairman, when Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur entertained at a sup
per. The camp committee i- . (impos
ed of Mr. Arthur, chairman; Tom
Reeves, I.ouis E. (Jatc piesident
of Ihe Y board; Hoe llotsoli, J.
Boyd Smalhers, Nal I ortney, Roy
Blythe, C. 1,. Rhit hail, (,. C.
Suttles, general YM.'A secretary,
and Miss Thompso.i, ladies secre
tary at the YMCA.
The services ol Camp Hope are
not confined to MCA members or
Champion employees, hut is pen
eacli season to v.uioiis; religious and
civic groups, in addition to the
regular YMCA-spons-ored encamp
ment programs for hundreds of
Canton youth.
To be prepared to meet the ever
increasing needs, Camp otfirials
are beginning early to increase the
facilities' orlH Im re.-oU tor on of
the mos;t outstanding programs in
the history, when the season opens
a few months from now.
Mnnrn
Of The
W. R. BRADLEY FARM
SHEEKETSKI OF NEVADA
SI
New
Management of the
aynesville Pure Oil Station
N'UW OWNED AND OPERATED BY
lerberi Burnette,' Jr.
Snprinli7intr In
PHlNf I.fTRtMr iftnv niivnn nrp.tiR
Featuring
PUROL
GAS OIL LUBRICATION
Prompt and Courteous Service
i
BURNETTE'S
URE OIL STATION
Opposite Court House
TV ,L
Survey Completed On
Florida's Storm Toll
WKSI PALM IIKACll, Fla.
' P' A total of 4 219 families In
:i0 l loiida counties were affected
by the September and October hur
ricane' and the .subsequent floods,
Karl lieiser. slate director of the
American lied Cross reported to
day. Reiser said that a Med Cross
survi y showed storms and floods
caused the death of 23 persons, in
jured 227, destroyed 178 homes,
damaged .'I ..r'H other buildings and
destroyed 4,2Hil domestic animals.
FOR SALE
1 Used
1947 JEEP
$375 Down Payment
1936 Ford Coach
Good Condition $375
2' 2-Ton Used Trailers
To Settle Estate
WED. NOV. n
10:30 A. M.
Rain Or Shine
LOCATED: On Panllier Creek
Road in Fines Creek
Baptist Church
Township, Near Panther Creek
This Farm Contains Aliout 25(1
Tracts.
Acres and Has Been Subdivided Into
SIMS
Containing 3 Houses, 5 Hams and Out Buildings, Having Lights and
Water and Some C.ood Pasture Land
2 Cows, 1 Horse and All Farm Implements.
3.2 Acres Tobacco Allotment.
Free Cash Prizes - Nylon Hose - "Music"
On Easy Terms 1-3 Cash Balance 1, 2 & 3 Yrs.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD FARM MEET US ON THE ABOVE DATE ON THE PREMISES
coAca at -rAe iWiVeesi-ry
Motor Company
Phone 486 Main Street
SALE CONDUCTED BY
Vest & Gossetl Land Auction Co.
Offices At Weaver ville and Canton, N. C.