afternoon, September 13, 1931
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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.Game
hedule
w night sees the Blue
i Bethel High open a . ten
In at Weaverville. It 13
Bethel Cheer Leaders Set For Action Friday Night
Demons have
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',rh C'C. fOinuei,
wavers are out tor me
l"poln'dexter. adding that,
. Va hates to aamii u, ne
ad time to learn mi wen
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Vrf the desire iu
indexter expects to em-
bud Version 01 me snigie
Urned over the years,
Wures spinners, laterals
lltduzle in general. '-He
Ytermen from last year'
il won four and lost five
Ulrh to build. His front
iverage around 175, while
eld is light and speeay at
i schedule was completed
erday It includes two
lith Clyde, patterned more
iprthe Mountaineer-Black
fairy. The complete sched-
4 8 p m. Weaverville
21 2 p.m Ben kippen,
I p m.-Christ School,
'5 7 30 p.m. Frahklln,
2pm Asheville School,
2 p.m. Clyde, home.
6, 3:30 p.m. Swannanoa,
1 2 p.m. Candler,, home.
39, 8 p.m. Biltmore, there,
5-Open.
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iwn of Magdalena, New
s named - for the 'great
lit profile of Mary Mag-
ong a landmark in the
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Bethel has nine peppy, and spirited cheer leaders all primed to yell their footbaU "team to victory
against Weaverville Friday night. The cheer leaders hac practiced long and liard under th direc
tion of .Mrs. Br.ma Phoenix, and have a large variety of unique presentstions In store for the stu
dents and fans. The Mountaineer photographer caught these energetic students in action this week.
Left to right: Joyce Ann Morgan, Patsy Rhodarmer, Patsy Fore. Florilla-Donaldson Bucky West,
Patsy McCracken, Doiis Rollins. Rebd Frady and Joyce Ann Sheffield. (Staff Photo).
No Time
For Murder
With less than a minute to play
Florida was clinging desperately
to a 31-27 lead over Vanderbilt.
Haywood Sullivan ,the "Gator"
field general, decided on quarter
back sneaks to kill the rest nf the
"time.- Vady captain Faulklnberry
slammed Sullivan to the ground on
the first 'two, getting more des
perate with each passing second.
On the third one, the big
Vandy tackle gave vent to his feel
ings. "Sullivan," he suid, "1 ought
to kill you."
Sullivan grinned up nf him.
"Sorry," he said, "you haven't got
enough time!"
hing Makes A Man
Feel So jGood- -
s Knowing He Looks Right.
And It Doesn't Cost Much '
HEN YOU TRADE AT RAY'S
16 Teams left In Tourney;
Plan To Pick CDP Queen
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pn $20.00.
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IOST for 29 dnys with a companion
in the Canadian wilderness, Niles
Eichenberger, 50, finds diet of fish
and berries has trimmed him down
ten pounds as he steps on a scale at
Milwaukee, Wise. Eichenberger and
his fishing companion, Dr. John
Tasche, were rescued bya U. S. Air
Force B-17 plane that spotted them
in clearing. (International)
Football
Schedule
Coach Wealherby announced to
day tlieN105I football schedule for
Waynesville High School.
Sept.' 14 Sylva, there. '
Sept. 21 Lenoir, here.
Sept. 28 Open at the moment.
Oct. 5 Canton, there.
Oct. 12 H'cndcrsonville, here.
. Oct. 19 Chris) School, there.
Oct. 26 Brevard, there
Nov. 3 Asheville School for
Boys, there.
Nov. 9 Franklin, here.
Nov. 22 CANTON HERE! ;
Sixteen teams remain in the
CDP Softball tournament at Can
ton as the second round begins
tonight in Champion Park. So far
two no hit games have been pitch
ed, one by Worth Smothers Mon
day night for Morning Star, and
the second one Wednesday night
by Manuel Hooper for Saunook.
Hooper, by the way, is a star cen
ter on the Mountaineer football
team. . .
Softball will not be the only at
traction in the tournament. A CDP
Softball queen will be selected
from contestants representing each
of the girls' teams. Fellow play
ers will select each candidate.
'The' tournament, under the gen
eral supervision of C. C. Poindex
ter and the immediate supervision
of Jack Justice and Nazi Miller,
will halt tonight and continue dur
ing the first three nights of next
werk.x ,
Scores for' Monday,' Tuesday and
Wednesday night games were:
Girls' Division
W. Pigeon 9, S. Clyde 7.
E. Pigeon 11, Iron Duff 9.
, Beaverdam 7, Saunook 0.
Hominy 7, Upper Crabtree 6.
Cruso 10, Aliens Creek 7.
Francis Cove 16, C. Pigeon 13.
Morning Star 9, White Oak 0.
Thickety 13, Lower Crabtree 0.
Boys' Division
Beaverdam 8, Ratcliffe Cove 3.
Morning Star 18, U. Crabtree 0,
W. Pigeon 7, Hominy 0.
C. Pigeon 3,. Aliens Creek 2.
Thickety 17, Francis Cove 2.
Iron Duff 11, S. Clyde 3.
Saunook Hi, E. Pigeon 2.
. Games tonight include Girls:
Beaverdam vs Hominy at o p.m
W. Pigeon vs Francis Cove at 8
p.m.; Boys: White Oak vs W. Pigeon
at 7 p.m. and Beaverdam vs C. PI
gcon at 9 p.m.
Three teams re tied for
Place tn th Women's Division of
the Waynesville Bowling League,
and the remaining three are tied
for second, nr last place, according
to the way you look at it.
"Wellco Nu. 2, Howell Motors,
and StHes oree Supplies, have
ech won three games, whereas
1 weiico No. 1, Dayton Rubber, and
I the Farm Bureau have each lost
s 1 three.
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... ...c jomrj su 11 piuyeu wen-
co No. 2 is high team with 1814,
and Howell Motors second wilh
1736. High individual eores be
long to Grace Rogers with 406, nd
Myrtle Tappan with 404,
The schedule for the next round
on Sept, 18th, finds Wellco No. 2
rolling against the Farm Bureau;
nuweu Motors against Stiles Of-
Hm CnnnlU.. 1 T H
"v okiic; una uayion MUDper
against Wellco No. 1.
Things are not so evenly C.vided
in the Men's Division. Taylor
Motor Company has a 3-0 score
for a percentage of 1.000 Biltmore
Dairy is second along with Pet
Dairy; their percentage is .667.
Wellco Shoe and Dayton Rubber
hold the third spot with .333, and
Mt. Valley Esso is in the cellar
with .000.
Taylor Motor Co. is tops In high
team scores with 2446, but Pet
Dairy is close behind with 2417
Stanley Sarella of Dayton Rubber
has the highest individual score
618; with Wilson Medford of Pet
and James Francis of Wellco sec
ond with 547 each.
The schedule for Sept. 17th puts
Dayton Rubber against Taylor
Motor; Pet Dairy takes on Bilt
more uairy, and Wellco
against Mt, Valley Esso.
York Rite Masons
Set Convocation
Waynesville Chapter No. 69,
Royal Arch Masons, will hold a
Stated Convocation on Friday night
at p.m. All visiting York Rite
Masons are invited to attend.
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Tech Team Is Loaded
ATLANTA. Ga. (API -If "be
ing" loaded" means a huge number
of veterans then Georgia Tech Is
"loaded" for the football campaign
The Engineers have 24 lettermen
on the squad. Eight of them have
won letters the last two seasons
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Don Milner, the only senior on Clyde High's football team, plays
end and snags passes when he isn't kicking. His boot are beauties,
and lie has control as well as power. (Staff Photo).
Pirates Deserve
An E For Effort
PITTSBURGH (AP) The
Pittsburgh Pirates have tried
everything to leave the National
League depths. , Since Branch
Hlckey took over as 'general' man
ager, the Pirates have tiled 20 new
faces. Eleven of the players Were
added since spring training. Only
10 players Wlio were witi the
Bucs last spring still are wit h the
club. '
Reverse
Checkmate
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky's able
basketball coach, made a fine
sporting gesture In a game last
season with Kansas.
Rupp learned his basketball at
Kansas and still has a deep admir
ation for the Kansas coach, Phog
Allen.
When Clyde Lovelette, the. nix
foot nine inch Kansas center, had
to leave the game because of fouls
Cardinals v
Have Only;
One Senior t
Mars Hill plays host to the Card,
inals of Clyde nign Sciiooi rrxv,
and can look forward to a tough
game and an even tougher one
i next year. For Clyde, under , the
leadership of Coach Hugh Con
stance, is building in th:s its sec
ond ear of football. The team lias
only une senior, but an entire pla
toon of .promising sophomores and
juniors, 1 '.;
Constance will again use the
single-wing and feature a four or
five man line- against Mars Hill
which runs from the T-formation.
The team has been concentrating
on defense all week, and, accord
ing to Constance, "are ' about ready
and should give a good account of
themselves,"
The only senior on the team,
Don Milner, is one of the best ends
we have yet seen in action in the
county. Six foot four, he not only
is an excellent' pass receiver but a
kicker who can send the ball boom
ing fifty or sixty yards on every
try.
Ted Joily is back at wlngback
and Jack Shuler is at his old spot
at guard. Hovever, Wayne Steph
enson has been converted from
guard to fullback, and Bruce Fran
cis has shifted from guard to
tackle,
New bleacher seats, with capacity
for 500 are rxpeeted'.to be installed
soon for the Cardinals, Four of the
nine game's' scheduled ore to be
played on the home field. The com
plete schedule is:
Sept. 14-Mars Hill, there. '
Sept. 21 Candler, home.
Sept. 28 -Marshall, there.
Oct. 5 Sylva. home.
Oct. 12 -
Oct. 19-Bethel, there.
- Ocl. 20- -Swannanoa (maybe). .
Nov. 2 Hut Springs, there.
Nov. 9 -Oakley, home.
Nov. 16 -Franklin, , there. '
Nov. 21 BetheJ, home.
with only eight minutes of the sec
ond half gone, Rupp promptly
yanked his 7-foot star. Bill Spivfy,
and kept him on the bench the re
mainder of the game. ' '
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