I Slip !
K
SPO
I Johnson and H
I Crown for Me
I By (Grandst;
5 Under the glare of the incandes9
cent> at Hiwassee's black-topped
|enRis c? r this week, Johnnie Johnn
Min ami Kenneth Hall triumphed over
II Keith H k and Dave Shaw to bring
I i l( - t<> a thrilling finI
i?ii. J tn<nn and Hall finished strong
after aky start and handed the
vanquish a convincing lesson in tennis
to the tune of 3-6, 6-1, 6-1, and
Crean: f the hopefuls. Block and
Shaw uiib'ned smart backhand and
serving bordering: on the spectacular
tc catch Johnson and Hall off their
balance during the. first round. The
latter, however, came through in the
?tcond round.
Hall ?1 .-played a faultess backhand
MECHANICS LOSE
TO ALL STARS IN
HARD LUCK GAME
Donavon Allows Only
Six Hits, But Kinney
Gives Up Only Three
| The l'-'.viy Office Mechanics, tailc-nders
in the Murphy Soft Ball Leacue
lost came to the proud All
Stars on August 15- There is nothing
remarkable about that. But the
vsay that game was lost is a sad, sad
story.
Donav . the Mechanics pitcher
pave up only six hits?few enough to
rin almost anybody's ball game. And
yet ill.- Ml Stars won by the overwhelmii
Acore of 11 to one.
Of course the fact that Kinney, the
aii otars nuricr only allowed three
hit- had niethinff to do with it. Rut
that li t <lcd score was due solely to
errors The Mechanics trot butter
fineers \ times?and on every occastnii
moment was crucial.
Ap|?n 11 y disheartened, the Mechanic-.
went down in defeat atrain
en An.' '11. this time before the Red
Six. The score was 14 to one, and
the frame was so slow i thad to he
called limine: the seventh inninpr, on
account of darkness. The standings
and scot follow:
LEAGUE STANDING W L Pel.
Murphy AH Stars 3 0 1000
Jones Buy. 1 1 500
Red Sox 1 2 333
Office Mechanics 1 3 250
team batting AB H Pel.
Murphy All Stars 123 38 301)
Office .Mechanics 07 27 278
Red Sox- 85 21 247
Jones Bo; , 94 22 234
"B'C SIX AB H .Pel.
Ore Airy, jb 8 5 025
Mclver. rs 7 4 571
Mallonce, Jerry, mas .... 13 7 538
Ryneh. ont 10 5 500
J^dbetter, jl> jl 5 455
Hensley, E., mas 16 7 438
tAB R H
24 1 3
AB R H
. 35 11 6
AB R H
... 32 14 10
AB R H
.... 28 8 9
;n started aiers,
in -which
> plant five
r on their pas
THE CHEROKEE SC
8>rmtt
RTS
I
all Capture ?
ns' Doubles ]
and Referee)
while johnson pumped them back
from the net with streamline preci- I
sion.
1
Phelps and Pigott ambitiously
climbed to the level of the stalwarts
and held out high hopes for chain
WWPWBW ?** ?! fUi.v m??t .lohnl
j
[son and Hall and saw their castles | ]
' crumble in a slashing 6-2, 6-4 cur- |
tain fall. ]
(.'lark and King, two other strong ^
hopefuls met a similar fate at the ,
hands of Block and Shaw, 6-3, 6-4.
Other young aspirants emerging
from the pari v
i Pipkin and Patridge, Jones and ]
| Mulligan, Rogers and Ferguson Dore- 1
man and West. 1
HAPEVILLE GOES
DOWN TO DEFEAT
BEFORE LOCALS !
Pittman Yields But 6
Hits And Wins Game !
Easily By 4-2 Tally !
i'
Down front the suburbs of Atlanta J
last Sunday cante a crack baseball
aggregation known as the Hapeville
I Champions?conquerors of practically
every team in this section. But the
i Cherokee All Stars were too much for
i them. Our boys won handily, 4 to 2.
j The visitors were held scoreless
! before the bewildering shoots of Pit|
tman, untill the eighth frame. Then
they staged a brief rally and got
J home a couple of tallies. The All
1 Stars had already garnered four runs
| however?tine in the third, two in
[ the fifth, and another in the sixth. It
wasn't even neeessnrv? In ulncf
! ? raps
.
, The score:
HAPEVILLE AB H
A. Smith, ss 5 2 I
I Norton, ll> 4 1
1 Mann, rf 5 0
I .Morris, cf 3 1
| Ilembrec, 3b 4 0
| VanZant, c 4 1
! Hodges, If 2 0
!\V. Smith, 2b 2 0(
Spence, 2b .... 2 1'
Camp, p 4 0
Total 3 5
VS
Totals 35 G
ALL-STARS AB H
.1. Tipton, ss 5 1
II. Barton, 2b 4 3
P. Tipton. lf-3b 3 1
McNally, cf 3 1
Sowder, rf-lf 3 1
Parker, lb 3 0
R. Barton, c 4 3
.R. Tatham 3b 3 0
Queener, rf, 1 1
Pittman, p .. 4 1
Total 34 12
STARSOFDAM
RALLY TO ROUTE
COPPER BASIN
14th Inning Slugfest
Brings Home Baron
After Rerord Game
The Hiwassee Dam All Star softball
team won their 17th and 18th
inter-city frames Saturday night at
the Dam by defeating the Copper
Basin team 5 to 3 and 9 to 8. The
second game of this series was the
longest single game ever played in
the Clay Bowl.
The Copper Basin boys tied the
game up in the seventh nining and
from then on it was a pitcher's dual
between Longmire and Cheatham foi
OUT. MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA.
six extra inning-?. Iti the fourteenth '
inning the Copper Basin boys slipped ,
across a single run only to have Hi- ^
Aassee Dam All Stars come back in p
the last half when Crockett started
vith a double. Longmire walked and
st.ow was safe on an error. Clontz j
hen hit a .-ingle across second with
"rockett and Longmire scoring the t
ieing and winning runs. j
rirst Came
TOPPER BASIN AB R H p
x
Total 28 3 6 :i
YS i
HWASSEE DAM AB R H
a
Total 24 5 9 "
TOPPER BASIN AB R H r
Total 52 8 13 ^
VS j
HIWASSEE DAM AB R K
Total 46 9 9 C
Q C
HIWASSEE DAM CLASS "A"
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet. I 1
Oam Construction .8 3 72R1
Electrician 7 3 700
Tillage 3 7 300 I
Administration 3 8 283 j
j
TEAM BATTING Pet
Dam Construction .... 359 *
Electricians ... 351
Tillage 28f> t
Administration 247
BIG TEN"
19 times or more at bat
Name Team Pet.
Truitt. Elec 530 *
Hawkins Elec. 445 |
3o>le, Dam Con 440 <
Snedecor, Adm 435 ^
Tohnson, Village . 412 ,
Brewer. Elec. ... 405 |
Williams, Dam Con. 392
Snow, Dam Con. 392
Clontz, Dam Con 382 j
Norman, Dam Con. .. . .. 382
LEGAL NOTICES
In the District Court of the United j
States for the Western District of
North Carolina, No. 132, United
States of America upon the relation
and for the use of the Tennessee Valley
Authority. Petitioner v. Andrew
Whitener. Mollie Whitener his wife;
Eliza Ann Killian, Will Killian. her
husband. Noah Whitener. Laura
Whitener, fiis wife; Sylva Coleman,
Pat ton Coleman, her husband; Ida
Davis. Jack Davis.
i rt Brannon; James Lincoln Brannon.
Joe Wilson Brannon; Andrew Jack
son Brannon; Opal Violet Brannon, a
minor; Elzie E. Brannon. a minor;
Eva Jean Brannon, a minor; Robert
1'. Bran no ik as euardian of Opal Violet
Brannon, Elzie E. Brannon, and
Eva Jean Brannon, minors; Southern
States Power Company, a Corporation;
Unknown parties in interest,
Respondents. ORDER OF PUB
LICATION. In the above styled
cause it appeared that Noah Whitencr.
Laura Whitener his wife, Ida
i MORTGAGE
SAYS
We have several good ]
Murphy. These are pric
FOR DETA
H. E. GARR
73 Arcade Building
I " w.
Phone 194
AUG. 24, 1939
lavis. and Jack Davis, her husband,
>f Etowah. Tennessee, and all unnown
parties in interest whose
lames, ajres, and addresses are Unasertained
after diligent search and inquiry.
are all nonresidents of the
itate of North Carolina. i 1* IS.
'HEREFORE, ORDERED that the
hove respondents appea! on or before
he 1G day of Sept.. 193:?. in this
lourt sitting at Asheville, North Car
lina, and there make answer to the
etition filed in this cause, and then
nd there assert whatever riKht, clcirn,
itle or interest they may have in the
inds herein condemned, or be forcer
barred.
The lands affected by this condensation
proceeding are to wit: TRACT
BR-103 A tract of land lying in
>eaverdant Township, and also in the
'ifth Civil District of Cherokee Coun-!
y State of North Carolina, on the
ight bank of the Hiwassee River, ap- |
roximately 7-8 mile northwest of
he mouth of Grape Creek, and more
articularly described as follows: A
ract of land shown on the map of
herokee County, State of North
Carolina as a portion of Grant No.
36?Tract No.2, and mor; particutrly
described as follows: Beginning
t a 16 inch water birch t- ee on the
fiwassee River, a corner to the land
f the Southern States i'ov er Company
(an adjoining tract) ; thence
with the Southern States Power Company's
line N. 3? 00' E.. 650 feet to
, point at an elevation of 1465 feet
ifcove mean sea level, a corner of
he lands of the Southern States
>ower Company (an adjoining tract),
tndrew Whitener et ux, and the
oseph Whitener Heirs; thence with
he Joseph Whitener Heirs' line and
he 1465^ foot contour as it meanders
n a southeasterly direction approxinately
470 feet to a point, a corner
>f the lands of the Joseph Whitener
Jeirs, S. F. & Laura Taylor, and the
Southern States Power Company (an
idjoining tract); thence, leaving the
1465 foot contour, with the Southern
States Power Company's line S. 1
0' E., 300 feet to a 10 inch twin
>ine tree; thence S. 63' 00' E.. 345
feet to a point at an elevation of
1465 feet above mean sea level, a
orner of the lands of the Southern
States Power Company (an adjoining
tract), S. F. & Laura Taylor, and the
I oseph Whitener Heirs; thence with
the Joseph Whitener Heirs' line and
Jio 1465 foot contour as it meanders
in a southerly direction approximately
600 feet to a point, a corner of the
lands of the Joseph Whitcner Heirs
the Hiwassee River Power Company,
and the Southern States Power Company
(an adjoining tract); thence,
leaving the 1465 foot contour, with
the Southern States Power Company's
line S. 89? 00' \\\. 135 feet to
a 24 inch poplar tree on the Hiwassee
River; thence with the Hiwassee
River as it meanders downstream approximately
1025 feet to the point of
beginning, and containing 5.9 acres,
more or less. TRACT FBR-113 A
suet of land lying in Beaverdonj
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homes for SALE inside
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?$*li Full Informal
H. Mas;
Township, and also in the Fifth Civil
District of Cherokee County, State
?>f North Carolina, on the rijrht side
of the Hiwassee River, approximately
\ mile northwest of the mouth of
Grape Creek, and more particularly
described as follows: A tract of land
diown on the map of Cherokee County.
State of North Carolina as a portion
of Grant N?<.736?Tract No. U.
and more particularly described as
[follows; Bejrinninjr at an S inch locust
tree, a corner of the lands of
S. F. & Laura Taylor, Rollin Taylor,
and the Hiwassee River Power Company.
and the most easterly point of
the tract herein described; thence
with the Hiwassee River Power Company's
line S. 8'J 00' W.. 1110 feet
to a point at an elevation of 1405
feet above mean sea level, a corner
of the lands of the Hawissee River
Power Company, and the Southern
States Power Company; thence with
the SouthernStates Power Company's
line and the 1465 foot contour as it
meanders in a northerly direction approximately
600 feet to* a point a corner
of the lands of the Southern
States Power Company, and S. F. &
Laura Taylor: thence leaving the
1465 foot contour, with S. F. & Laura
Taylor's line S 65r 00' E. 1380 feet
to the point of bepinninjr, and contwinin*r
7 9 acres, more or less. It is
I further ordered that this notice be
I l)uhlish?wl ~ 1- r - * ---
I. ?? nvvii ior iour 14)
consecutive weeks in the Cherokee
Scout, a weekly newspaper published
in Murphy, North Carolina. Done
this 16 day of Augr. 1939. E. Y.
WEBB, Judpre. A true copy test: J.
Y. Jordan. Clerk; by O. L. McLurd,
Chief Deputy Clek. 3-4t-tva)
ipcpills
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