Thursday May 21, 193
mCrphy Loses
to copperhul
on sunday, 7-3
:
Turner's Pitching Proves
Too Much For Murphy
In Basin Game
By Joe Mille* Elkir.i
Turner, pitching for Copperhill on
their heme grounds Sunday afternoon,
held the Murphy batters to
five :<me hits and three tallies * >
take Ih first game from the B ? >mI'ts
this season 7 to 3.
Burleson, hurling f??r Mi;:. ' uave
up ten hits and all seven runs to (
Copperhill before he was relieved by,
Edwards who pitched shut- ":* bail j
the last two innings.
In the second inning Epper Her.-;
sley walked with two men already
out. and hits by Toby Fain and Max
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Murphy, North Carolina
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Mr. K. C. Wright, local high
school teacher of coramericai subjects.
has become the full-time specSneed
brought him home. An error
let Fain on base again in the fifth
inning and he got around for the
second run by stealing bases and wild
throws. Murphy's third and last
run came in the ninth inning when
Eddie Plesco hit safely and came in
I on Iloyd Brenule's single.
| Copperhill scored one run in the ]
I second inning and three in each of i
the third and fourth innings. Ear. j
j .rood hi: a home run over the short j
J light fi.id fence in the third with j
j two men on. j
Four of Murphy's five hits were j
doubles and no man get over one'
i..t. Both Fowler and Turner of Copi
ei hill got two hits out of three
time at bat. Brendle batted 1000. I (
Copperhill had two errors charged i
against them while Murphy played1
1J00 in the field.
The box score: j j
Murphy AB R H
E. Tat ham. cf 4 n 0! (
Plesco. ss 4 1 1 | <
Edwards, rf-n :? 0 (j' <
Brendle, rf 10 1
F. Hensle.v. lb * 0 1 !"
Parker, 3b 1 0 011
E. Hensley. If 2 1 0 j
Fain. 2b ... 3 1 1 U
Sneed, c :{ 0 j I 1
Burleson, p 2 0 0! ^
it
Tto'.s 31 3 .",1
Copperhill AB R H '
Edward , c - 'I *2 1 j a
Earwootl, of .oil*
Ware. 3b 4 0 l a
Fowler, -i- *5 1 2 c
Swafford, lb 4 0 2 11
I). Tipton, 21 .3 0 1 *
Arp. rf ....... 3 <' <? 1
McNally, rf 1 0 0
I'. Tipton, :t 1 on
Turner, p :> 2 2: a
Totals . 7 '.ilia
Murphy . 010 010 001?3 f
opperhill 13 I OOx?7
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Ed Guffy, age 5, son of Mr. and
.Mrs. Fred Guffy. Robbinsville, N. C.,
admitted Sunday, suffering from a
broken leg and internal injuries sustained
in an accident, in which a log
rolled over him, is improving.
Miss Geneva Hill, operated for
Appendicitis, has improved satisfactorily
to return home, her many
friends will be pleased to know.
Robert Queeiie, Marble, N. C.,
Route No. 1. admitted for treatment
several days ago, is improving.
Bobby Jones, age 11, son of
Sheriff and Mrs. Ed Jones, Blairsville,
Ga., admitted last week, suffering
from a concussion sustained
in a fall from a tree, has improved
sufficiently to be dismissed.
Logan Lawrence, age 73, Suit, N.
receiving treatment, is improving
Miss Ethel Towr.send, Young Harris,
Ga.. admitted last week for
treatment, has improved satisfactorily
anil has been dismissed.
L. C. Bradley, age 83. Blairsville,
da.. Route No. 3. underwent an operation
for Strangulated Hernia ten
lays ago, is rapidly improving.
Albert Schulman, age 10, and
al representative of the Jefferson
standard Life Insurance company, of
Ireensboro. N. C.. in addition to hi.egular
general insurance business,
lis territory covers the three counies
of Cherokee. Graham and Clay.
The Jefferson Standard is the
Etrgost Southern insurance company,
nd is rated "A*' by Best and Co.,
he Dunn and Bradstreet of the inlirnnpp
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os well as a few of the many
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Shirley Schulnian, age 9, children o
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schuiman, An
drews, N. C., had their tonsils am
adenoids removed several days ago
and have returned home.
Paul Stanfield, Blairsville, Ga.
Route No. 5, admitted Friday, suf
fering from injuries received in i
truck accident, is improving.
Joe Griffies, Young Harris, Ga.
admitted several days ago for treat
ment, has improved and returnee
home.
Miss Frances Waldroup, Canton
\\ C, admitted Monday for treat
ment, is improving.
Mrs. F S. Hooper, Robbinsville, N"
C., underwent a Tonsillectomy a feu
days ago and has returned home.
Robert Bruce. Young Harris, Ga.
admitted some ten days ago, suffer
ing from Pneumonia, is rapidly im
proving.
Glenn Moore, Murphy, N. C., ad
mitted some time ago, seriously ill
suffering from Pneumonia, underwent
an operation a few days age
for Empyemia and is rapidly improving.
J. H. Hinson, Culberson, N. C.
y"!ACK CHAMPION, Johnny
tllows, says: **Camels help
stimulate my digestion,
ing a feeling of well-being."
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W. M. Fain
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f 1 Route No. 2, admitted last week. suf
ferine from a fractured leg, sustain,
i ed in a truck accident, is resting
>, very comfortably.
Ray Morris, Hiawassee, Ga., op,
eratcd for Appendicitis, is improving
- and will be dismissed within a short
t time.
Frances Raper, age 9, daughter of
, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rape;-, Culber
son, N. C., underwent a bone opera1
tion yesterday and is resting comfortably.
, Wayne Collins, Blairsville, Ga.,
. Route No. 2, operated for ruptured
appendix, ten days ago, is rapidly
. improving.
Mrs. S. A. Conley, Blairsville, Ga.,
underwent an operation Monday and
. is improving.
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Firemen of Lynchbury, Va., were
called to the home of Mrs. May V.
. Gregory, and found the "fire" to be
a pie, burning in the oven of the
. kitchen stove.
i Mrs. Mary Tolosky, 38, of Wask
ingtonville, N. Y., already the mother
of seven children, recently gave
, birth to her third set of twins.
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HARRY FISHER, steel worker,
says: "Smoking Camels helps
my digestion." Camels add
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