5F0RTS PAGE Of The Waynesvilie Mountaineer Monday Afternoon, April 2, 1931
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raDiree-iron Dull Boys Add Another Trophy To Growing List
Fines Creek Girls Win 4-H Club Tournament
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'relied down on the
"v' b'll season Friday as
i.H tournament -wound
9 .-'nine finish. The
IU girts " took a thriller
Le;f5viUe 40-32:.and the
k,VS .OUtlOUSIll womuu
! ZJi'ie. 35-32.
. . .. th.. losers were
half-time, uul 1
Lp up .the paw till me
i !le blew. WS" ai-"'" "l
- as Ferguson of Fines
ho tipped: .in 19 of her
paints, yol utr ""lu
i Bayiiesville. wun 14.
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hrv busy lleasiey as uu at-
tor 20 points. Moore oi
,35 his closest rival, with
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!iiiriby's semi - nnais,
i!ie girls foiled up a com--:
load over Canton, to
54 35. Canton boys found
-.s a little tougher, with
,, a, the half 23-21; but
ir stwmi "in" 'U iuihc
52-40.
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IvillfiJ:!! Fines Creek (40)
fr hi Ratlibone (13)
a t. 7i Ferguson (19
inn Hi J. Clark (8)
jrd Ledford
k.A- . . Messer
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Crabtree (35)
Chambers (4)
Smart (10)
Beasley (20)
J. C. Caldwell
Lowe (1)
7-0: half 23-20;
final 32-35.
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McCreai-y (10)
Jones (1)
Palen (4)
Messer (20)
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The Fines Creek girls continued sueCetisful season Friday afternoon when they defeated Waynesvilie in the
finals of the senior 4-H Club tournament, by a some Hf 40 to 32. Shown here, left to right. Rented: Mary Dean Rog
ers, Ada Kvans, Kdlth Rathbone (captain, standlnK) and Jue Jack Atkins, of First National Bank giving troihy. Bet
ty Hathbone, Phyllis Russell, and Coach 'Joe Turner. Ruck row, left to right,, standing. Joyce Cliu ke. Heijina Fr
guson, Dorrts Ann Rathboue, Marv Jane Clarke, Christine l.edford, itoslyn Messer and Mabel Ratlibone.
" (Staff Phot6).
The Crabtree-lron Duff boys won the 4-H Club senior tournament here Friday by defeating Canton 35-32, in an
exciting game whieh saw the top score see-saw back and forth. Front row, left to riKht: Joe Jack Atkii.s, who pre
sented the trophy in behalf of the First National Bank; J. C. Caldwell, Paul Smart. M. L, Beasley, Frank Lowe, and
coach John Schibor. Batk row: David Tate, McClain Pone, Henderson Caldwell, Ray Pope, and Frank Cham
bers. (Staff Photo).
1tr-48-2(i: final 54-35.
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Posers 1 15)
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ppalrick 81 .
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luarter 0-12:
Canton (52)
Coleman (8)
Parker (21)
, Moore 10)
Mcdlin (12)
Green (1)
half 21-23;
Local Sports Scene
Is Undergoing Change
irter 30-36: final 40-52.
kgs Receives
:e Scholarship
PIS. LLOYD R .TONF.S
floumairieer Reporter
Scrueiis, lad of many tal
s just received a four-year
hip to Dukp II nivprolv Al
"if-scholarship is in recog
n' his football ability, he is
Mn as a good track man-
Ine actor.
is the eldest son of Mrs.
Fair weather will probably find
spring football in full swing at
Waynesvilie High School this week,
and baseball practice, too.
Only one day last week allowed
the boys to don their uniforms and
run a few football plays, or pass a
baseball around a little.
The athletic field was quite ac
tive that day with baseball prac
tice on one end and football on
both the upper and lower fields.
The field should look as active
all this week, for weather permit
ting, the coaches are going to put
their material through the paces.
Head Coach C. E. Weatherby and
his assistant Carl Ratcliffe will
work with the football prospects,
and Coach Marshall Teague will be
working with and observing the
baseball prospects to select his
players for the 1951 season.
The thing that is missing is bas
ketball. Both the boy and girls wound up
their play with the Enka Tournament.
ifuth M. Scruggs of Hominy, and
has lived in Hominy all his life.
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All-Stars Top
CherokeeBy
One Point
The Ma7.elwood All-Star basket
ball team won a one point decision
from the Cherokee Unlimited team
at the Cherokee gym Thursday
night.
When the game ended the score
stood at 66-65.
Bobby Kuykendall was high scor
er for the locals with 20 points,
and Bill Sutton ran him a close
second with 18 points.
O'Brien. hit the nets for 32 mark
ers and led the losers.
In the previous battle of these
two foes the Unlimiteds walloped
the All-Stars. 60-44. so Thursday
night they Were out for blood, and
got it.
Lineup:
Hazelwood (66) Cherokee (65)
F Davis '4) O'Brien (32)
F B. Kuykendall (20) .. Tiger (10)
C Sutton (18) Saunooke (15)
Ci Jones (6) Arheach 14)
G Rogers 4i White Tree 2i
Subs: Hazelwood: Liner 6l, Ca
ble (4), J. Kuykendall 4i. Chero
kee: Smith (2), Crow.
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Clyde HDClub
Meets With
Joint Hostesses
The Clyde Home Demonstration
Club met Tuesday afternoon at the
Central Methodist Church with
Mrs. Grady Roger, Mr . GeorSe
F. Rogers, and Mrs. C. Hugh Rog
ers as hostesses.
Mrs. Otis Cole presided and the
devotional was conducted by Mrs.
Pat Cole.
Leaders' reports were given as
follows: gardens and poultry, Mrs.
Carlton Corzine; arts and crafts,
Mrs. W. V. Haynes; food preserva
tion. Mrs. T. Hugh Rogers; house
furnishings, Mrs. Levi Morgan;
family life. Mrs. Claude Jolly;
home beaiitifiration, Mrs. Stanley
Livingston; and clothing. Mrs. A.
R, Leatherwood. Committee re
ports were given by Mrs. C. E.
Brown, Jr., on community service
and Mrs. Pat Cole on education.
Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr., and Mrs.
R. C. Allen also gave book reports.
The demonstration. "Selecting
and Hanging Pictures." was given
by Miss Mary Cornwell.
St. John's Mothers' Civil)
Will Meet Thursday
The Mothers" Club of St. John's
School will hold their monthly
meeting Thursday, April 5, at St.
John's auditorium. The meeting
will Open at 7:30 p.m.
Joan Ratcliffe
Is Hostess
Of Party
Miss Joan Ratcliffe was hostess
of a party at the American Legion
Hull In Hazelwood last Friday even,
ing. ' ,.....' . . , ,.
She wiis asslsfed" in entertaining
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ratcliffe, and dancing and games
were featured.
The guests were Miss Virginia
'Wilson. Miss Julia Ann Stovall.
Miss Sally Stovall, Miss Barbara
Chase, Miss Nancy Francis, Miss
Shirley Mae Connatser. Jimmy
Galloway, Dale Ratcliffe, Charles
Alley. Charles Messer, Kenneth
Styles, Malcolm Clark, Joe Howell,
Sam McClure, William Plemmons,
and George Dewey Stovall-
BK.Vl'TY
GeorKe X. Bischoff , business
manager of the Hazelwood In
dustrial LeaRUe baseball team,
announced that there will be a
meeting In the Hazelwood Town
Hall at 7:30, Monday eveniiie of
all those interested in the elub
this year.
He urged- that anyone interest
ed be there as the purpose of
the meeting: will be to organize
for the '51 season.
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week They will also have instnir
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under Adolphe Klia and Miss , ta
Harrison. .
Mr Elia has won the grand prize
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Mrs. Bryson and Miss Francis
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