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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948
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Bowl Preparations
Marion and his first report on shIps
has led George Trostel's grounds
committee to take steps to import
an extra 1.000 bleacher seats to add
lo the present 4.000 seating capaci
ty of Black Bear Memorial stad
ium. Trostel's committee is also
making arrangements for a special
reserved section of seats and ac
commodations on the 50-yard line
for the press, high school coaches
and talent scouts.
Don Randolph's committee is
compiling and publishing a very
attractive and informational pro
gram, with a specially designed
cover, for distribution at the game.
Junior Bears Play
Boh Phillips, whose committee is
planning .he pro-game and half
lime activities, has hit the enter
tainment jack-pot. He has booked
Jack Justice's Gra-Y Junior Bears,
a team of 12-14 year olds who have
been undefeated in four games with
similar Asheville teams, to play the
fast Brevard Midgets at one o'clock
on bowl day for the entertainment
of early arrivals at the stadium.
Phillips has also announced that
the Waynesville. Marion and Can
ton high school bands, all crack
outfits, have accepted invitations
to perform in the Paper Bowl. They
will parade on the field before the
game and will put on a special
show at the intermission During
the game the three bands will make
a colorful showing grouped in spec
ial stands bordering the south goal
end zone.
The committee on after game
entertainment, under the leader
ship of Carl Anderson, has planned
a banquet at which both teams
will be guests of the Y's Men, and
following the banquet the gridiron
warriors will be guests of the Sub
Deb club of Canton high school
at a dance in the Champion YMCA
gymnasium.
Boyd Smathers and Jack Justice
have procured two handsome tro
phies to be presented to the Marion
and Waynesville teams at the ban
quet, and each member of the two
squads will receive a suitable me
mento of their participation in the
Paper Bowl.
J. R. Sechrests' advertising com
mittee is spreading the news of the
bowl through newspaper and radio
advertising ao publicity and plac
ards. WHCC and WLOS will carry
the program."
General Chairman Ralph Go
forth and John Stephens and Hen
ry Michael, officers of the Y's
Men's club, have concentrated on
plans for the safety, ' comfort and
convenience of the two teams and
the fans. They are confident that,
with favorable weather, a capacity
crowd will see the game, that the
Waynesville and Marion athletic
coffers will be consicdrably enrich
ed, and that they will be able to
turn over an appreciable sum to
the Champion YMCA for the fur
therment of their boys and girls
work at Camp Hope on Pigeon
River.
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The 1948 Waynesville High
yesterday in the annual Thanksgiving clash with the Canton Ilisili Black Bears. Tin- Mountaineers will he host team in the first annual
Paper Bowl g;:mc to be played in Canton on December 4th. Pictured here left to right are: First row -Gene Yarborough. Co-Capt. Bill
Owens. Howard MehnHe, Sam Wiggins. Edwin Terrell. Winston Knsley. ('has. Howell. I)a id Price. Co-Capt. Howard Liner, Lloyd l'r
zier, Bill Suttton. Alden McCracken. Second row- Bob Davis, Bob Owens, Jim .Moss, George Garrett. Jim Briudle. Harold Mills, Don
Whisenhunt. Sam Jones. Tom Boyd. ( has. Womack. Jim Whitman. Third row Bob Set.er. Bed Plemnions. J. C. Deweese. Joe Hipps.
Jim Fugat, Wade Francis, Harold Metcalf, Troy Messer. John Terrell, Slamlley J.. nus. Jack Milner. Henry Nichols, Jim Kuykendalh.
Fourth row Ken Styles. Dale Medfard, Jim Mct'lure. .lack Grasty, Scratch Ionian. Carroll Swanger, Tei ry Sw anger. Beeves Carver. H.
Beese, Jerry Evans, Chas. Caldwell Fifth row Coach Carl HalcliH. K Stanley, Kem.ilh Col bin. .Mgr. Hock Powers. Claude Green,
Arthur Mehaffev. Coach C. E. Weal hi'iby
Blue Ridge
Loop Meets
Mon. Night
Officials and members of the
Blue Hidge Athletic Conference
will hold their annual winter meet
ing at (he Army Stoic in Ashe
ville next Monday evening at ti
o'clock, according to an announce
ment by Secretary C, C. Poindex
ter. One of the principal features of
the meeting will be the official
declnration of the loop's football
champions for IH4ft. as leqtiired by
the by-laws, but this is expected
to be inoip or less of a formality
since the Wa nr villp High Moun
taineers are leading the standings
Land, have already becH,.,cuQ$en to
represent the conference in Can
ton's Paper Bowl
Plans will be made and dates set
for the confeience basket ball tour
nament, track meet and other win
ter and spring sports The super
intendents and principals of Hip
member schools are being urged to
accompany their coaches .to this
meeting
The thirteen member schools of
the conference at ptesent are Ashe
ville School, Christ School. Ben
Lippen, Brevard, Canton. Waynes
ville. Oakley. Swanii.inoa, Mar
shall. Hendersonville. Bill more.
Tryon and Sand Hill.
Tom Medford Plays
Outstanding Game
Against Tar IJabies
Tom Medford. 200-pound tackle
from Waynesville, played an out
standing game against the North
Carolina freshmen squad last week
The Duke junior varsity went
down before the baby Tar Heels by
a 39 to 28 score.
Tom, who learned his football
here at Waynesville High, has
played good, football throughout
his freshman year and shows pro
mise of developing into a future
star at Duke. Medford tips the
scale close to the 200 lb mark and
is fast for his size, a hard charger
and tackle and plays an aggressive
game on the field.
Charlie Justice, star North Carolina halfback, scoots away from
Paul Stephana (25) for a 12-yard gain at Chapel Hill, Saturday.
20-0. (AP Wirephoto).
Complete Successful Grid
Mountaineers piilured here closed
Tar Heels Place Four Men
On AP All-Southern Team
Carolina Moves
Up To Fourth
Place In Nation
The top ten teams of the nation
retained most of their positions
this week according to the Asso
ciated Pre,ss poll. The Michigan
Wolverines continued as the num
ber one team, followed closely by
Notre Dame. In third place is
Army again this week The North
Caiailina Tar lles, 2Q, to 0 .victors
over Duke moved Into fourth place
ind California dropped into fifth
place, which was vacated by the
Tar Heels Okblioma, Northwest
ern. Southern Methodist. Clemson
and Oregon finished out the first
ten teams
Here's the first twenty teams of
the nation according to the AP
poll
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Michigan 1.72'i
Notre Dame UMM
Army 1.2!).'l
North Carolina 1.071
,V California 007
. Oklahoma fl.'W
7. Northwestern 7:ill
, 8. Southern Methodist Mil
Cleinson 4211
10. Oregon :ilti
11. Michigan Slate 2.rH: 12
Georgia 250; 13. Minnesota 00; 14
! Tulane, 5; 15 Vanderbill, 52; Hi
Mississippi, 3!); 17. Ohio Slate,
1H Penn Stale. 30'; HI. Penn
i sylvania, 32; 20. William and Mary,
24.
Station WHCC To
Broadcast Thursday
Game At Canton
Station WHCC will again carry
a play-by-play description of thei
Thanksgiving game between Way- !
nesv ille and Canton from Memorial
Stadium in Canton and will take
the air at 2:15 with Harry "Blue"
Season Set For Bowl Game
out one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school
The North Carolina Tar Heels
placed four men on the I Kill AP
Ail-Soul hern first team. Two from
Clemson. two from William and
Mary, one from Duke. N. C Stale
anil Wake Forest rounded out the
first team. The ends were Art
Weiner, North Carolina and John
O'Quimi. of Wake Forest. The
tackles were l.en S.-ifarn, North
C;:rolna and Al I oi o;:al i. of Duke.
Guards Frank Gillespie of Clem
son and llern.-irrl Walts of N ('.
Stale Tommy Thninp on, Willi, no
and Mary landi'd the center spot
on I lie Icioii, In the liaikl'n'hl were
( Imi lie Justice and llosea Hoflyeis
of Norlb Carolina along with Holi
er! Gage of Cleinson and Jack
( 'loud of William ami Mary.
Here are Hi- HMK All Southern
Conference football selections of
the Associated Press
MUST 'IT. A M
Pos. Player
School
No Car.
Wake l oi e .1
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No. Car.
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N (' Stale
Win. f'j Man
No Car.
'leiuson
No Car.
Win K- Mary
Art Weiner
John O Qiiinii
Al HeioiMh,
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I'l.Mii, Gillr .pie
Dei ii.ii d Wall .
Tom I homo on
Charlie , In:. lice
Uol.crl Gare
llosea liodci'is
Jack Cloiot
Sicotiil Team
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Wm ft Mary
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Duke
Maryland
N ('. SI .'lie
No. Car.
Maryland
Wake Foresl
William Duncan
Louis Allen
Bay Krone
'harles Mus.ser
Sid Varney
Grno Kinney
Bill Gregus
filbert Tboiuason
Andy Davis
Fred Folger. Jr.
V.M.I.
Geo. Wash
Duke
Hobinson doing the play-by-play.
The crack Waynesville High
School band, under the direction
of Charles Isley, will journey to
Canton wilh the team and as in the
past will have a well rounded and
entertaining program for the fans
Want
hrins: quick results.
Duke's Ed Kavwiaugh (63i and
North Carolina defeated Duke,
Three Teams
Cop Bowling
Loop Games
Ward's Esso. the A. C. Law
rence Cutsolers and the Waynes
ville Bowling Center teams came
through with 2 to I victories over
their opponents in this week's
match play at the Waynesville
Bowling Center.
The Wards team continued their
victorious ways by defeating the
Lions and maintained their lead
over the Waynesville Bowling Cen
ter team. The Cutsolers handed
Dayton No. 1 a 2 lo 1 licking and
in the other league match. the
Waynesville Bowling Center also
marked up two victories while los
ing one game.
Wards posted high single game
with 031 plus to nose out the Cut
sole team, which posted a 0211
game. Wards also had high series
wilh a total of 2644 to the Cutsol
ers' 2f!3!) pins.
In the individual averages, Shu
ford Cagle of Wards had high game
with a 221 Jim Brarkett also of
Wards was second high with a game
of 210. followed by Oliver Youtil,
( ulsole with a 202 and F.d Boone,
Dayton No. 2, with 201 Oliver
Younl had high series with a total
of 542 pills. Slmford Cagle was
second with 525. Jim Bracked had
5115 for I bird spot and Ed Boone
followed closely with a set of 501.
W'vllle Ten Pin League Standings
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Team Feted At
Annual Banquet
The Western Carolina Teachers
College gridders were feted last
night at a football banquet spon
sored by the Athletic Association
in the college dining hall before
the members of the 1948 grid
squad and 140 guests.
Will Garrison, sports editor of
the Charlotte Observer was the
guest speaker. He was introduced
by Coach Tuck McConnell. master
of ceremonies.
Captain Arthur Byrd, Western
Carolina's candidate for Little All
America honors, delivered the toast
for the team to the coaches giv
ing each a gift from the squad
Movies of the Western Carolina-
Kmory and Henry game completed
the evening's entertainment.
Football Schedule
November 25
Waynesville vs. Canton.
Brevard vs. Swannanoa.
Andrews vs. Murphy.
Nov. 27 College Games a
North Carolina vs. Virginia.
N. C. State vs. Villanova.
Alabama vs Florida.
Clemson vs. Auburn.
Georgia vs Georgia Tech.
Kentucky vs. Miami.
Tulane vs. L. S. U.
Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee.
South Carolina vs. Wake Forest.
V. M. I. vs. V. P. I.
William and Mary vs. Arkansas
Maryland vs. West Virginia.
Army vs. Navy.
Penn. vs. Cornell.
Fordham vs. N. Y. U.
Missouri vs. Kansas.
Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma A & M.
Arch Rivals Lock Morns
In Family Scrap Today
The Waynesville High Mountain
eers closed out two weeks of stren
uous practice sessions here Wed
nesday as thev ran through final
preparaiions for the annual Tur
key Day clash with the Canton
High Black Bears The game will
be plaed in Canton s Memorial
Stadium wilh the kickofT slated for
2:30 o'clock.
The Mountaineers, who have
been idle for the past two weeks,
will be al tup .strength for this
clash as they seek lo keep their
winning streak intact The Moun
taineers will lie gunning for their
eighth win of the season as against
one loss.
In an earlier meeting of these
two teams, the Mountaineers came
out on the long end of the score
by 14 to 0. The game was a thrill
packed allair and the final min
utes when Whisenhunt. Mountain
eer reserve back, intercepted a
pass and ram'. led K3 yards for a
touchdown
3th MeetiiiK
The game Thursdav will mark
the 39th meeting of these two
teams and the two coaches, Weath
rrby and Poindexter, will be fac
ing each other for the 25th time in
this series Both teams will be out
to improve their standings in the
rivalry and as usual a top notch
game is in prospect
Coach Weatherhy has devoted
considerable time cluiinu the layoff
to offensive fool ball as he has
kept the leant in the best possible
shape for this clash Although the
Mountaineers have already accept
ed an invitation to the Paper Bowl
game in Canton on December 4th.
the Waynesville mentors have been
wiirking for this traditional Can
Ion game and have gone all out
lo add another win lo their record.
Starts Same l.ine-l'p
Coijch Wealherhy is expected to
start llu' same line-up that has
started most of the Mountaineer
games this season At the ends
will be Gene Yarborough and Bob
Owen, co-eapl Bill Owen and
Ed Terrell al tackles, guards will
be Howard Mchaffcy and Chas.
Howell, and al enlert Dave Price,
will get, the nod In the hackfleld.
i Charlie Womack will be al the
quarterback post, eo-caplain How
ard Liner and Bob Davis at the
halfbacks and husky Winston Ens
ley al fullback.
The Canton High Black Bears
ran through final warm-up drills
Wednesday as the Bears wound up
practice sessions for die traditional
Thanksgiving battle with the Way
nesville Mountaineers in Memor
ial Stadium.
Coach (.'. C. Poindexter sent the
Bears through long workouts this
week in preparation for the return
match wilh the Mountaineers and
is set for the renewal of this an-
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that followed the hunt.
cient rivalry. The Mountaineers
handed the Black Bears a 14 to 9
defeat earlier in the season and
the Bears are out to even the
count. The Mountaineers will
enter the game as slight favorites
due to the season records.
Although the Canton team has
lost eight of nine games this year,
the season would be considered a
success if the Bears should upset
the Mountaineers who have suffer
ed only one defeat In eight games,
that being a 7 to 0 loss to the
strong Elizabethlon, Tenn. Cyclon
es The Bears will be handicapped
by the loss of two of their starting
backs Don Stiles, captain and
fullback and Allen, speedy tailback,
are both nut with leg Injuries Both
these boys have been standout
throughout the year ami will be
hard to replace
Coach Poindexter has been forc
ed to make several changes in hi
line-up and the starting line up
probably will not be known until
kickoff time.
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