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p©rt r< PACE 15 Edited By John I. Anderson > Rambling With The Sports Editor GOOD PUBLICITY . . .The fact that three North Carolina football teams have received bowl bids will bring fine recognition to the Ole North State. The Tar Heels, of the University of North Carolina, walked off with the choice bowl plum of the year when they gar nered a bid to New Orleans and a fracas with the unbeaten and un tied team from the University of Georgia. State college’s Wolfpack goes to the ’Gator bowl and Catawba college goes to the Tangerine bowl. This means, of course, that persons from coast-to-coast will have their radios going strong on New Year’s day and will hear much about football in North Carolina as well as the many other outstanding features of our Tar Heel state. Such publicity couldn’t be bought for love or money, and even though one isn’t a rabid foot ball fan, it should be a matter of great pride that North Carolina has been and will be so honored. WHAT ABOUT A GAME . . . We are requesting that the athletic departments of the University of North Carolina and State college schedule a football game between the two schools next fall. Believe it was Carl Goerch who suggested that the two schools play each other this year in a Tar bowl on New Year’s providing out-of-state bowl bids didn’t materialize. Anyway, we'd like to see the Tar Heels j vs. the Wolfpack next season. * I GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION . . . Pete Bikas, owner and man- j ager of Galloway’s cafe here, last week gave tickets to the entire j football team of Brevard high school, the cheerleaders and the coach j as well to the Shrine game played in Charlotte last Saturday. Along i with the generous contribution, Mr. Bikas gave a $50.00 check for “hot dogs" and drinks at the game. At the presentation ceremony last Wednesday afternoon in chapel, Mr. Bikas received a tremen dous round of applause. And he deserved every bit of it, too! Inciden tally, the North Carolina “all stars’’ lost to the South Carolina “all stars" 19 to 13 in the bowl game. SEASON OPENS . . . Plan to see the Brevard college vs. Ecusta basketball games tonight in the college gym. While the girls from down at Pisgah Forest play ball of a professional calibre, they will j find good competition in the college sextet. Both coaches* Alexander j and Andrews, are predicting victory for their boys’ teams. TRY THE TIMES WANT ADS Brevard College 1946 Football Squad While the 1946 Tornadoes here at the college failed to win a majority of the games played, the 1946 grid team was one of the best the school has had in many years. Most of the games lost were played with four-year schools. Members of the squad are pictured above. First row, from left to right: Blank enship, Winchester, Deitz, Misenheimer, Thompson, Bunchannan, Walker, Cline, Martin. Second row: Belk, Whitaker, Tranyham, Ashworth, Agnew, Davenport, Caines, Burgess, Riggins. Third row: Mar cus, Armstrong, Tweed, Poplin, Birchfiel, Chandler, Groverman, Sigmon, Duncan. Coach Bob An drews is pictured standing on the left. Ecusta Cage Tea In Doubleheader ---4 College Cagers Won Practice Game Over Clyde “All - Stars” In preparation for the game here Thursday night with the Ecusta cagers, the Brevard col lege basketball team held a practice match with the Clyde “all-stars” Monday night in the college gym and came out on the long end of a 63-27 score. Forwards Poplin and Tweed, with 18 points each, tied for top scoring honors. Coach Bob An drews said he was well pleased with the showing his boys made and that he is looking forward to the Ecusta game. The starting college line-up is as follows: Poplin and Tweed, for wards; Sizemore, center; Morgan and Bvrum guards. Other players who will probably see action will be: G. Marcus, Whitaker, Riggins, Sprinkle, forward: Burchfiel, Hord Lomax and Marcus, guards; and Caines and Henderson, centers. 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Results I Given For Last Week’s Engagements The Ecusta boys’ and girls’ basketball teams will meet the Brevard college cagers in a double header at the college gymnasium Thursday, December 12, beginning at 7:30. This will be the opening home game for all four teams. The Ecusta girls have begun their season with three straight wins from Enka, Asheville Bom berettcs, and Champion “Y” at Canton. The college girls lost to the Bomberettes 15-13 in a snappy practice game played in Asheville Saturday night. The game Thurs day night will be the opening one for the college boys. The Ecusta boys have lost in their first two engagements to Enka by a score of 36 to 24, and to Champion “Y” at Canton last Thursday night by a 45-44 score. At that time Head made 18 points for Ecusta. The lineup was Tay lor. F. Head, (18), F, Holt, (4), c, Dockins (4), g, Drake, g, Car land (16). and Debrabant were substitutes. The Ecusta girls lineup for their 17-8 victory over Champion “Y” was as follows: Taylor (6), f, Snyder (1), f, Prince (5), f, Avery (5), g, Merrill, g. Substitutes were Whitaker, Sisk and Barnett. f----—-— —+ BOWLING STANDINGS I I ECUSTA MENS LEAGUE Team W L Control _ 16 2 Cardinals_14 4 Research_ 10 8 Pulp Mill _ 10 8 Office “A” _ 8 10 Refining _ 8 10 Champagne “B”_ 7 11 Maintenance_6 12 Office “B” _ 6 12 Machine Room_ 5 13 BREVARD CITY LEAGUE Team W L McCrary H. & A Supply __32 10 Southern Dairies _22 20 Farmers Supply Co._19 23 Duckworth Motor Co._19 23 Galloway’s Cafe_ 19 23 Masonic Lodge _19 24 Ecusta Bowlers Won Two Games, Enka Defeated The Times The Ecusta bowlers in the WNC Ten Pin league took two games from the Asheville Tire team, while The Times boys lost two j games to Enka, the league leaders j last Tuesday night, Dec. 3. Ecusta’s total score was 2,546 | and individual scores were as fol j lows: Morris 480, Rogers 583, Gal ! loway 468, Colwell 517 and Straus 487. The Times team had a 2,641 I total score with individual scores 1 being: Meece 540, Oates 487, Is- • rael 533, Albert 499 and Bridges 589. The schedule for next Tuesday night is: Ecusta vs. Asheville Tire, there, and THe Times vs. Stike leather, here. If you suffer f ro m headache, seek the advice of your physician; let him find the cause and recom mend the remery. 5.........0 High Scores Centennial Bowling Center Week Ending Dec. 7 TEN PINS | | Clyde Galloway_ 206 | § Edna Extine_177 § Q......mm...... McCrary bowlers WON THREE MORE Still Leading League. Other Results Of Last Friday’s Games Given The McCrary Home and Auto company bowling team took a firmer hold on first place in the Brevard City bowling league last Friday night by winning three games from the Farmers’ Supply team. Other results are as follows: Gal loway’s Cafe 3, Masonic Lodge 0 and Southern Dairies 3, Duckworth Motor company 0. James Avery, with a 200 score, bowled the highest single game of the evening and Pete Eberle, with a 525 total score, had the biggest set. With a total score of 2,277, Galloway’s Cafe had the highest team score. So far this season, “Jeep” Mc Auley has the highest single game with a 252 score; Bill Bridges, with 604, has the season’s best set score and the McCrary bowlers have the best team score with a 2,539. Powders, pills or tablets often are only useless drugging. They may relieve symptoms temporarily, but they also may obscure the cause. •A soybean shoe sole which is both waterproof and flexible is now in use, but you probably will be unable to distinguish it from the others. An ultra-violet lamp which de stroys kitchen bacteria and kitch en smells is in production. ABOUT DECEMBER 25: Christ mas trees should be easier to buy this year unless shopping difficul ties interfere. More are being cut. Toys will be more plentiful than at any time since Pearl Harbor, but tricycles and metal trains will not go round. Fancy wrapping paper and cards will be back. The foe fog on eoch poiamo gueronltei you the Shrewsbwfy votufoclion of quality * fabric ond workmonship. The quilted robe fa motch the potomo •* both beautiful ond temceoble with the Shrewsbury guoronlee of wosh ability ond quality to **»«»• r°* complete wtisfoction. Robes, $16.95 Pajamas, $7.95 Patterson’s “BREVARD’S SHOPPING CENTER” i Broadway Grocery and MARKET DELIVERY PHONE SERVICE 506 FRUITS and PRODUCE Cooking Apples, 3 lbs.25c Pink Meat Grapefruit, each.10c Onions, 3 lbs.10c Grapes, 2 lbs.35c Cabbage, lb. 4c Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs.33c NUTS Brazil, English Walnuts and Fancy Mixed Lb. 50c DRY BEANS Yellow Eye, Pinto and Great Northern 2 Lbs. 46c Swansdown Cake Flour, 24 lb. pkg. . 35c (Add Water Only) Wandin White Cake Mix, pkg.30c (Add Water Only) “Jiffy” Pie Crust, pkg.14c HOME STYLE PUDDING MIX—ALL FLAVORS PORK Sausage, lb._49c Neck Bones, lb._20c Boston Butt Roast, lb. 53c Hens And Fryers BEEF Liver, lb.-51c Steaks, lb.-55c Rib Stew, lb._35c Fish And Oysters Phillips’ Green and White Lima Beans J lb. 4 oz. can Blue Plate OKRA & TOMATOES 1 lb. 2 oz. can Edinborough Fruit Cake ZVz lbs. $1.88 Pisgah Maid Peach Jam 1 lb. jar 46c Large Prunes 1 lb. pkg. 27c Del Monte Sugar Peas No. 2 can 21c Bush’s Green Cut Beans No. 2 can 17c Gibbs’ Tomato Catsup Bottle 23c Morgan Sweet Corn No. 2 can 17c Meat Salt 100 lb. bags $1.55 1 Remember Woodmen Meeting Tuesday Night, Dec. 17, at 7:30
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