'? SPOUTS PAGE Of The Waynesville Mountaineer Thursday Afternoon, Febniary 22, 1931
'jjon- Clyde Have Close
'ae In Cage Tourney
LTe U annual WNC
r S.liool Basket-
&en rol! jnto the
f Kre it "M as they
of the night,
ctao'.ree jus".
,i?dcd Etowah High
Jout a fighting Crabtree
t 56-43. in the second
.'the evening, and the top-
WvUle "it
. . f nn s allipS oU-
L.rl WW v
L third "lp-
, ,t.t Canton Bears
to shoot the works in
game of tne evenlnK 10
, determined Clyde High
the close margin , of one
rweiison put on a one-
blitz to keep Crabtree
the heels ol r mes v.reen
the first half of the open-
tr. she ws unable to cope
combine scoring power 01
ihbone and Regina Fergu-
L second half and Fines
led nut ahead for their
Miss Ferguson led Crab-
18 points, while her coun-
Irt the Fines Creek sextet
17 points.
b?eeded Etowah boys had
hrovvti into them tor tne
e quarters of their tussle
btree With M. L. Beasley
1st of the firing, Crabtree
Etowah point for point
final six minutes of play.
Lint Beasley fouled out of
le and Etowah heaved a
.h of relief.
Wilson and Charles
lore the big guns for Eto-
the fourth quarter. Fur-
ett, Etowah guard, open-
1th a series of long range
She third quarter that kept
in the ball game,
aynesville victory over
e in the third game of the
was just another case of
h Marjorie Cogdill and
'armer. Miss Cogdill ac-
for 29 points, while Miss
bunted 15.
Elliott, a great shot and
fward, kept Lake Lure in
game with her 23 points,
didn't have the assistance
Ime, the Waynesville girls.
anton-Clyde finale was eas
ily the outstanding game of the
tournament so far.
Clyde grabbed a 10-7 lead at tin
end. of the first quarter on the
strength of four push shots froa
out around the circle V Cottor
Stevenson. .
Walter Wells sparked a Cantor
rally that pulled the Black Bear
up for a 19-19 tie as the fust half
ran out.
The game was a point for point
battle in the second half until an
other long shot by Cotton Steven
son tied the score at 39-all with
two minutes of playing time re
maining.
Bobby Moore slipped in a cou
ple of layups for Canton and
Bones Milner came back with a
field go-l for Clyde to make it 43
41 for Canton.
Charlie Poindexter made good
on a free throw with 30 seconds re
maining in the game, but Cotton
Stevenson slipped through for a
layup to cut the margin to one
point. Stevenson had another shot
in the air from the center line as
the game ended, but the ball went
wide of the goal.
The games last night were wit
nessed by a crowd tha jam-packd
the Canton High gymnasium.
(FIRST (IAMK)
(Girls)
Fines Creek UC Crabtree (32)
F Rathbone (12) II. Ferguson U8
F Ferguson (27) ... McCracken (4)
F Clark (1) . . Smith (5)
CLedford R. Ferguson
G Messer Medford
G Rogers Crawford
Subs: Fines Creek I). Rathbone
4, Russell 2, E, Rathbone, J. Tran
tham, M. Trantham, Rector. Crab
tree Justie 1, Bradsliaw, Clark,
Stevenson, James, Haney 4.
Halftime: Fines Creek 22-19.
(SECOND GAME)
(Boys)
Etowah (5C) Crabtree (43)
F Wilson (18) "... Smart (7)
F Allison (4) Chambers (6)
C C. Capps (201 Beasley (18)
G Cliff Capps (3) Lowe
G Gossett (11) .... H. Caldwell (2)
Subs: Etowah Steppe. Crab
tree Ferguson 7, Davis, James 3,
Pope, J. C. Caldwell.
Officials: Lovlngood, Henson.
(THIRD GAME)
(Girls)
Waynesville (GO) Lake Lure (41)
F Cogdill (29) ...... Elliott (23)
Ruby's A Gem In-Ring
F.iWWMIl WW IM'
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f Ruby Goldstein, rated by New York's boxing writers as
1 reteroe, waves Sandy Saddler to a neutral corner after
Wierweight floored Willie PeD in their third meeting last
fddler regained the title in this. bout.
I GIANT - .
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RIPLEY
By Alan Maver
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Rookies Heading South
Jim Blackburn
Redt
Rocky tritlis
Codgers
Waynt Mcltlond
Tigers
Lou limmer
Athletics
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Chris Van Cuyk
Dodgers
Clem labine
Oodaers
Tom Poholsky
Cardinal
Ray. Mooro
Coa'gtrs
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Stamey Cove
Wins Two,
Loses Two
The Stamey Cove Community
Development basketball teams suf
fered a double loss at the hands of
Center Pigeon Monday nilit, but
came back on Tuday night to
take a double win from the Aliens
Creek Community teams.
In the girls' game on Monday
night, the Center Pigeon girls won
by a decisive 29-11, and the bins
won 56-49.
The Center Pigeon lassies took
an early lead in the first of the
Same and Stamey Cove failed to
ever catch up with them.
The boys' game was exciting
with the score tied, 39-39 at the
end of the game. In the overtime
the Center Pigeon boys ran up a
lead and kept it until the final
whistle.
In the games on Tuesday nlgrit.
the Center Pigeon lassies racked
up a 21-16 victory over Aliens
Creek, and the boys made a night
of it by taking the Aliens Creek
boys, 60-46.
The girls' game was Stamey Cove
all the way, with Rubye Trull lead
nig the way.
In the boys' game, the Aliens
Creek boys took an early lead and
held it until the third quarter
where Stamey Cove took over.
MONDAY
(Girls)
VTHS Sparkplug
Sieve lembo
Dodgers
George Spencer
Hinntt
Roger Bowman
Giants
Bill Anlonello
Dodgers
Hazelwood
Takes Game
From Lake
Lake Junaluska suffered their
second defeat at the hands of the
Hazelwood All-Stars Friday night
at the Hazelwood gym.
Lake Junaluska led the way un
til late In the third quarter when
Hazelwood took over, and won the
game by the score of 55-45.
Rob Davis and Sammy Jones
were high scorers for Hazelwood.
Bob got 23 points and Sammy
came up with 17.
For the losers It was Bobby
Presncll and his brother Carl who
get the praise. Bobby had 18 points
and Carl was runner-up with 12.
L. Junaluska (45) Hazelwood (55)
F B: Presjidl 'W :..:.. -Smith (2)
F D. Presncll (12) Davis (23)
C Moody (6) .... Jones (17)
G Burgin il) Troutman (2)
G Rowland (6) Liner (8)
Subs: Hazelwood Rogers 3. L.
Junaluska Bridges 2, Gaddis.
Halftime score: 23-39, Lake Jun
aluska. Referee; Young.
F Fanner (15) Wilson (6)
F M. Sparks (9) Price (2)
G Leopard Cloninger
G Green Frecmon (4)
G Creasnian Williams
Subs; Waynesville Taylor, Da
vis 6, Vickery 1, Recce, B. Sparks,
Sheehan. Lake Lure Melton 6,
Searcy.
'Halftime: Waynesville 31-17.
(FOURTH GAME)
(Boys)
Canton (44) Clyde (43)
F Wells (10) .. C. Stevenson (24)
F Poindexter (5) Shook (2)
C Alexander (9) Limbo (4)
G Hall Spencer (3)
G Moore (19) Hayhes (2)
Subs: Canton Coman 1, Parker.
Clyde W. Stevenson, Milner 8,
Jenkins.
Halftime: 19-19 lie.
Officials: Lovingood, Henson.
CANTON TOURNEY PAIRINGS
(Quarter Finals)
C:00 p.m. Canton vs. Clyde
(girls).
7:00 p.m. Bethel vs. Saluda
1 boys).
8:00 p.m. Bethel vs. Saluda
(girls).
9:00 p.m. Waynesville vs. Flat
Rock (boys).
Only about three per cent
Egyptian land is cultivated.
of
Muddy Bottom
Tops Lake To
Get 7th Win
Muddy Bottom got back on the
winning list again Monday after
noon when they whipped the Lake
Junaluska boys, 49-31, at the Way
nesville High School gym.
Muddy Bottom had a tough time
for the first part of the game, but
finally started making their shots
good and making plenty of them
Billy Leatherwood gets credit
for scoring the most points and
Lloyd Bridges gets a pat on the
back for running him a close sec
ond. Billy led with 16 points and
Lloyd came up with 14.
Both boys are hard to beat when
they work together.
In looking over on the Lake side
it looks like Tommy Nichols gets
the praise and Reeves Carver is
sticking right with him. Tommy
racked up 12 points and Reeves
got 7.
The Muddy Bottom boys now
have 7 wins to thir credit, and
only 1 loss. The Lake boys have
won 4 and lost 2.
The teams were well matched
and the boys on both teams turned
in some outstanding ball playing.
The next contest for Muddy Bot
tom will be when they face the
Francis Cove boys at the Hazel
wood gym, Tuesday night at 7:30,
and the Lake team will travel
down to Fines Creek for a game
with White Oak, Wednesday night.
Muddy Bottom (49) Lake (31)
F Bridges (14) Nichols (12)
F Leatherwood H61 Rogers (6)
C Gilliland (3) Carver (7)
G Kuykendall (4) Gaddis (4)
G Davis 8 Mddwood (2)
Subs: MB; C. Caldwell, Harris, 4.
LJ: McDaniel, Knight, Burris,
Halftime score: MB 22, LJ 17.
Refree: Bruce Jayncs.
Stamey Cove (11)
F Rhinehart
F M. McFalls .
F Ruth Trull (5) .
G Rubye Trull (6)
G Rogers
G B. McFalls
Subs; C. Pigeon -
Halftime score:
Stamey Cove 5.
V. Vifeon Vi'M
Mat his t!)i
Rhinehart (20i
Queen
Cat hey
,. Mehaffey
Henson
Cook, Able.
C. Pigeon 14
(Boys)
Stamey Cove (49) C. Pigeon (50
F J. Rogers (22) Mathis (20)
F Buchanan Gibson (8)
C Capps (4) West (Uii
G Stevenson (2) Wells (6)
G M. Rogers 112) Henson (4)
Subs: Stamey Cove Shepherd 4
Halftime score: C. Pigeon 27;
Stamey Cove 12.
(Girls)
Stamey Cove (21) Aliens Creek (IK)
F Ruth Trull (3) Reeves (10)
F Rubye Trull (14) Ferguson i
F Shepherd Farmer
G McFalls (4) ... Klnsland
G B. Trull Hendrix
G Rogers . . Hendrix
Subs: Aliens Creek Morgan,
Berry, Mills.
Halftime score: Aliens Creek 48;
Stamey Cove 4.
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MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Results of February SO
WBC 3; Dayton Rubber 0.
Wellco 2; A. C. Lawrence -1.'
Twin Brook 2; Pet Dairy 1.
High Team Games
Pet Dairy
Twin Brook Resort
958
927
High Team Series
Twin Brook 889 927 8972713
Pet Dairy .... 958 884 880 .2702
Individual High Game
Rigglns, Pet Dairy
Yount, A. C. Lawrence ..
Cribble, Pet Dairy
Individual High Series
RigRins, Pet 213 192 143
Stretcher WBC 188 163 191-
' BOBBY KUYKENDALL
Mountaineer forward, Bobby
Ku.kt mliill. who holds the honor
if being the only sophomore to
nake the varsity basketball squad
ihis ynir. has nuked up a .total of
146 points to help spark his team
o victories.
ltultliy, who stands only about
.")' 5", is tlit plnver who seems to
always he Just "taking the bull
away" from the other team,
He is outstanding on defense,
and also on rebounds, in suite of
the disadvantage of his height.
Bobby Is the life of a hall game
as well as a player in it. He is con
stantly smiling and joking with liis
teammates.
The fans will probably see a
tot more action from Hobby In the
next two years.
According to legend, the island
of Cheju off the coast of Korea
was once inhabited entirely bji wo
men, men being permitted to land
there only once a year and take
away with them all boys who had
readied the age of 13.
(Boys)
Stamey Cove (CO) Aliens Creek (46)
F M. Rogers (10) Klrkpatrlck (14)
F J. Rogers (24) Craig (2)
C Shepherd (8) . Caldwell (7
G- Capps 04) Bueliannan (19)
(! Stevenson Chambers
Subs: . Revis, Mills 4.
Haiti imp. score: 23-19. Aliens
Creek.
Team Standing
Pet Dairy
Waynesville Bowling Or
A. 0. Lawrence ...
Twin Brook Resort
Wellco Shot' Co.
Dayton Rubber Co.
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211
201
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Individual High Serie
E. Jackson 123 124 173 424
Jtrry Pairis 124 134 153411
Team Standings ,
Wellco Shoe- C
Wellco Slme 1
Howell Motor .
Farm Bureau :.
A. C. La'vrerre
Dayton RuVocr
'''" Schedule Per I'rUruar 28
Howell VUiUr s A. C. Lawrence.
Wellio Shoe s2 vs Farm Bu
reau. ,. Wellco Shoo li vs Dayton Rubber.'.:'
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55 14
50 IS
50 16
27 43
15 54
7 62
About thivi fourths of all the
world's letters are written and
about ha'f the r.ew.papers are
printed in Knti-h. s:ys the Na
tional Geographic: Sock4-;' '
Schedule for February 27
Twin Brook vs WBC.
Pet Dairy vs A. C. Lawrence,
Wellco Shoe Co. vs Dayton Rub
ber Co.
WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Results of Frbruary 19
Wellco Shoe (2) 3; Howell Motor
0.
Wellco Shoe
rence 0.
Farm Bureau 2
1.
(1) 3; A. C. Law-
Dayton Rubber
High Team Games
leo Shoe (2)
leo Shoe (1
7H3
737
High Team Series
Wellco (2) .... 733 751 7832267
Wellco ill . 701 706 7372144
Individual High Game
E. Jackson (Farm Bu.)
I la Jean Yount (Wellco 1)
Jerry Parris (Howell)
173
154
153
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Before the war Bill was a mem
ber of a traveling show and his
specialty was a gymnastic act atop
a 120 foot pole. He thought climb
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field area. Red forces sought to keep a firm hold on Seoul (1), while they
opened a massive counter-offensive through the center of the Allied
line. Some 60,000 enemy troops reportedly had driven through Chip
yong (2) and were moving southwest of Hoengsong. In the east Yang
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