TOPS CONRAD IN SOUTHERN AMATEUR?Lt. Joe
m, ot San Antonio, Tn., defending Southern Amateur
pd recent winner of the British Amateur crown, shakes
i Jack Lumpkin of Athens, Ga?, after the 20-year-old
g Georgia Star, dumped him from the Southern Ania
the first round at Linville. (AP Wirephoto).
Airman Byrd At
Home After Trip
Through Alaska
Airman Mary Ann Byrd of Hai
elwood is hump on leave after a
recent whirlwind tour of military j
installations in Alaska with the
Air Force's nationally-famous WAF
BAND
Airman Byrd plays trumpet In
the all-feminine unit, and appear
ed with thc^ Bandiin a total of 18
performances during the eight-day
tour. An estimated 75,000 service
men attended .L'SAF WAF Band
concerts at Alaskan Air Bases and
Army Posts. Concerts in downtown
Anchorage and Fairbanks. Alaska
also drew record audiences, and
Armed Forces Radio Service
Broadcast tapes of WAF Band con
certs to all outposts not included
in the Band itinerary.
Airman Byrd, whose travels in
the North Country carried her over
the Arctic Circle, was awarded the
certificate which makes her a
true "Knight of the Arctic Realm,"
one of the few American service
womeh who hold that title.
Band' members were also made
honorary crew members of the
F89 "Scorpions" at Ladd AFB in
. Fairbanks, Alaska.
After a fifteen day ltave with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Byrd of Hazel wood. Airman Byrd
will return to the Band's home'at
Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas.
Future plans for the unit call for
radio, TV, concert and parade an*
neara n cos at the Minneapolis
Aquatennial, Cheyenne. Wyoming's
nationally famous Frontier Days,
and the celebrated Scafair In Seat
tle, Washington.
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FIVE-GAITF.D CLASS WINNERS at the Canton
horse show Sunday were -Mary Reeves Hampton
(left) on Cocola, first, and Woody Westmoreland
on Larky Strike, second. Presenting the ribbons
are judge C. C. League of Waynesville.
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Hazelwood Tops Enka
In 12-Inning Tilt 5-4
Although outhit 12-8, Ha.elwood
won its second game of the season
in the WNC Industrial League here
Saturday by outlasting F.nka, 5-4,
in 12 innings.
Pitcher Spunk Cagle won his
own game by scoring from third
when Bud Blalock's hot grounder
hopped over Sam Patton's head at
second base.
Cagle struck out seven Rayoniie
batters during the 12-inning duet
while Bob Ilougbton whifTed five
for Eoka.
Blalock, Babe Count, and Bob
Pitts each got two hits for Hazel
wood. Randall, Coiagerakis, Patton,
and Farmer all hit a pair of safe
ties for the visitors.
In other Industrial League tilts! .
Saturday, Ecuala defeated Canton.
8-4t and Beacon shut out Martel,
2-0.
This Saturday. Hazelwood will
journey to Transylvania County to
meet Ecusta. An earlier game with
the paper makers was rained out
in May.
Enka ak r h
Strange, lb ,.... 5 0 0
Pittillo, ss .4 0 1
Randall, if ... .'6 0 2
Colagerakis, cf 6 1 2
Patton, 2 b 5 1 2
Farmer, c 5 0 2
Lancaster. 3b 4 11
Tweed, rf 4 11
Houghton, p ,501
Totals 44 4 12
Hazelwood ab r h
Tuttle, ss 5 0 0
Bishop, 2b 5 11
Blalock, 3b 5 0 2
Yount, If 5 12
Pitts, rf .512
Hooper, cf 2 0 0
Troutman. c 3 0 0
Cagle. p 111
Powers, lb 2 0 0
OrifTin. lb 3 0 0
Dudley, cf 110
Totals 42 5 8
plames Destroy
Two Buildinqs
At Silver Sprinas
A fire Thursday night burned to
the ground two of the main build
ings at Silver Springs, Fla., one of
the country's top tourist attrac
tions. The loss was estimated at
upwards of one million dollars.
One of the owners of Silver
Springs, Carl Ray, is a summer
"esident of Haywood county, living
with his wife at Allen Vale Farm
'n the Hemphill community.
The two buildings consumed by
lames housed ticket offices, res
?aurant, gift shop, photo shop, an
Maue shop, and main offices.
Not damaged by the fire were
*he famed glass-bottom boats, rep
?lle house, bathhouse and green
house.
Oca la firemen answered the
alarm from Silver Springs, but
'ound the two buildings enveloped
by flames when they arrived on the
scene.
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Baseball Results
PONY LEAGUE
Unagusta 6, Garrett's .4.
Dayton 17, Five Points 12.
LITTLE LEAGUE
Texaco 10. Wellco 0.
Ilazelwood 12, Tannery S.
MIDGET LEAGUE
Independents 12. Boosters 10.
Sinclair 28, Goodyear S.
Among the few species of sea
ife which range over all or most
>f the oceans are some of the spe
cies of shark, tuno and whale.
Huge Crowd At
Canton Horse
Show On Sunday
A large crowd attended the
spring Horse Show of the Canton
Saddle and Bridle Club on Sun
day afternoon.
Entries of local horses made each
classification interesting, and of
ficials of the show seemed pleased
with the crowds and the entriea.
The group will stage another
similar event on Labor Day, for
their second show of the year-.
The details as to winners will
be announced as soon as all the
list has been compiled, it was an
nounced at noon today.
TCBBtTTS IS NO. I
CINCINNATI (API?Birdie Teb
betts, manager of the Cincinnati
Redlegs. is the only National
League manager wearing No. l en
the back of his uniform.
Charlotte Musicians
.
Acclaimed At Junalaska
The 62-voice Chancel Choir and
22-piece orchestra of First Met ho
,11st Church, Charlotte, won the
plaudits of residents and visttors
at the Lake Junaluska Summer As
sembly for two programs of spe
cial music this weekend.
Directed by William R. Thomas,
minister of music at the Charlotte
church, the group staged a con
cert. Saturday night and provided
special music at the Sunday morn
ing service in the lakeside audi
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torium.
More than 700 persons attended
each performance.
Dr. George E. Clary, Sr., a???
bly program director, amounted
that the Charlotte choir had been
invited to return next summers
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