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to win the 48th annual
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Arnold Palmer (right), of Wake Forest College, is congratulated
by Harvie Ward of North Carolina after winning the Southern In
tercollegiate Golf Tourney at Athens, Ga. The 20-year-old Palmer
shot a 280 total for the tournament. Ward was two strokes behind
with a 282. They pose with the trophy in locter room. (AP Phuto)
Ward's Esso Wins
Bowling League
The Ward's Esso 'bowlers are the
1949-50 champions of the Haywood
County League.
They turned the trick by edg
ing A. C. Lawrence Leather Com
pany, 2-1, last week in the final
match of the season which pitted
the winners of the first half against
the winners of the second half.
Ward's had taken the first half
crown last fall and early winter.
Lawrence had come through with
the second-half title the week be-
1949-59
onors
fore. :
John Caldwell of Ward's turned
in the highest Individual series of
the evening a 535 to show for his
three games. Earl Gribble was
close second with a 524.
Ward's winning team series was
2,727, while its game of 958 was
the highest turned in In the team
competition.
The annual banquet tonight at
the Mount Valley Inn will bring
the bowlers of the Haywood
For 10 Days At Ray's
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A Specially Selected Group
The Interesting WaynesvlUe
Mountaineers, apparently tired of
being kind to the opposition, cut
off their losing streak in a manner
that was awesome to behold.
And the victim of their righteous
indignation was one of the tough
est teams west of the Outer Banks.
Ilendersohville's Bearcats, which
had beaten Canton which had beat
en WaynesvlUe wire, were blasted
out of the loiv.l ball park by a bar
rage that produced 19 runs in the
six innings the Mountaineers came
to bat. " .....
The Waynesvilie boys, who had
given up 44 runs In their last sev
en games, locked the gates around
home plate before the contest
started.
Southpaw Jimmy Kuykendall
limited the usually heavy - hitting
Bearcats to five scattered hits In
scoring his third victory and first
shut-out of the season.
His teammates supported him
with a near-perfect fielding per
formance and 13 hits.
Bill Sutton slammed out two
homers, one with two men on in
the. fifth, and another With bases
empty In the sixth.
Second Baseman Carroll Swang
er and Outfielder . Bobby Owen
shared batting honors with him
each collecting" two safeties in
three times at bah
One other Mountaineer blasted
a homer. But he failed to touch
second, on his flight around, the
sacks, and got credit for only
single on the scorcbooks.
The Bearcats used four pitch
ers in their fruitless effort to stem
the Waynesvilie tide.
- The Mountaineers will close
their 1950 season against this same
club on May 22 at Henderson
ville.
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Whitmire 6), and Osborne, Wright
Kuykendall and Fugate. Home
runs Sutton 2, Doubles Womuck
C. Swanrer, Fuftate, Umpires
Constance and Bishop.
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CHICK RULES ROOST
HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP) Waldo
Chick of .Wells, Me., was elected
first vice president at the 12th an
nual convention of the Northeast
ern Poultry Produ.firs Council
here. .
TICKET-TEARE& PATS UP
CHATTANOOGA, Tean. (UP)
Richard M, Wright III tore up 4J.
traffi tickets over a gix-moii.'
period. He paid $1 fine (or each
of them. '
VOTE FOR
Board of Education
b. El.
VOTE FOR
'Coleman" Francis
Board of Education
These three men have been working with the candidates for Hay
wood County's first American Legion Junior baseball team. Left
to fight, Coach Jack Justice, Manager Bill Milner, and Assistant
Coach Floyd DeWeese, study the prospects at a workout on the
Waynesvilie High School field. .(Staff Photo). ' V V
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Usheville
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For 7ili Win
The Asheville Hich Maroon
won their seventh straight base
ball game lastvMonduy afternoon.
And the Waynesvilie High Moun
taineers lost their fifth straight.
That's what happened when the
two learns got together.
A combination of Asheville hit
ting power and spotty Waynes
vilie fielding were the feature items
that produced the 10-0 shellacking
for, the Mountaineers or the bril
liant 10-0 victory for the Maroons,
depending, on how you look at it.
At that, it took the older, more
experienced Class AA league Ashe
ville boys five innings to really sew
up the ball game. - -,
The Mountaineers still were in
striking distance when Left Fold
er Frank PIcmmons connected for
homer that cleared the loaded
sacks lit the bottom of the fifth, .
Righthander Tommy Huff gave
up only five hits to the Mountain
eers, and Leftfielder Bill Sutton
Rayon Crepes
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(Men's) League and the Waynes
vilie Women's League together to
celebrate the end of another ex
citing season.
That's when the best Individual
bowlers and the best team will get
their prizes.
For Summer
Forty coaches and managers of
Haywood County community soft
ball learns last night mapped plans
for, the. Community Development
Program season this summer.
: Under nctloiv taken In the Court
House session, 50 boys', and girls'
teams will Compete In practice
games, then In playoffs for the
county championship. .
Organizing the program similar
to that set up for the winter bas
ketball, season, the officials adopt
ed eligibility rules and decided on
the sectional system for use in de
termining the champions.
The practice games will be stag
ed by arrangement of the individu
al community team managers.
After, the summer inter-community
field daV3 and farm tours
end, the .county will be divided Into
sections'.
The teams will compete to de
ride who will represent the respec
tive sections in the playoffs for the
championship.
The managers and coaches adopt
ed these principal eligibility rules:
1) Players must be bonafide
residents of the community which
they represent that is, they must
live within- the boundaries of the
community; .
2) There shall be no ago limit
for the players;
3) To be eligible to compete in
the sectional and final playoffs.
player must have participated In at
least fifty Per cent of his or her
community's preliminary games,
, 4) Couches must turn in to. the
county agent's olflce before the
playoffs a complete roster of their
players and the score cards for all
their coininuulty games. ,
' Assistant' County Agent Turner
Cat hey explained that the rule re
garding participation In the pre
liminary games does not mean that
a man ,or a woman must actually
play in half of these games.
By participation is meant that the
player appears in uniform en the
field fur his - or her community
games. . A player will be .considered
as having participated In a com
munity game if he or she is listed
as a sub who actually attended the
game and was ready to play.
The coaches and managers also
heard C, C. Poindexter of Canton,
chairman of the county Community
Development Softball committee,
explain and interpret the major
rules governing sol'lball.
Mr. Poindexter, who is athletic
director of Canton High School,
concentrated lus llscussion on the
situations which arise most fre
quently during an average same.
No dates for the sectional or
finals playofTs were set during the
nieelin.y.
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collected two of them.
Sutton knocked out a two-bagger
and Catcher James Fugate con
nected for a triple for the Moun
taineers' Only extra-base knocks of
the nine-inning contest.
The Maroons collected a total
of nine safeties and four passes
off-Southpaw Jimmy Kuykendall,
wjWfSnned nine batsmen.
-Huff also walked four men, and
struck out 13. ,
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bard on charges of posse&infc non
tax paid corn liquor complained
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North and South Women's Golf tournament at Pinehurst. Richard S. Tufts makes the- presentation.
At right is Mrs. Estelle Lawsom Pae, of Chapel Hill, runner-up, who was defeated 3 and 2. (AP Photo)
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