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Baseball Playoffs Underway In Minor And Little Leagues Teams In the Transylvania Minor an# Little Leagues are currently involved in their playoffs, and large crowds have been turning out each evening to see the youngsters battle down to the wire for their respective league championships. Playoff action started Mon day night, and the first round finished Wednesday night. The semi-finals will be played Thursday and Friday night, and the championship games are set for Saturday night, bar ring weather postponement. Monday night, the Minor League Astros, trailing 8 to 4 going into the last inning, came up with 12 big rans in that final frame to defeat the Cardinals 16 to 8. The Astros finished the regular season in fifth place, while the Cardinals drew the fourth place slot. In the second game, the sixth place Colts of the little League slipped by the third place Mets by a 4 to 1 margin in a real pitchers duel between Rusty Barnes of the Mets and Kevin Norris of the Colts. Monday’s third game saw the first place Giants of the Minor League whip the eighth place Tigers 24 to 3 as the league leaders grabbed an early lead and were in con trol all the way. Tuesday night Charlie Park er’s Little League Braves, sec ond place finishers in regular season play, had a real battle with the seventh place Panthers before finally edging them 3 to 2. Greg Frisbee was the win ning pitcher for the Braves. In the second game, the Little League Red Sox, who finished regular season play in first place, needed only three innings to down the last place Cardinals 17 to 0. ' Mitch Stamey was the win ning pitcher for the Red Sox. In the last game Tuesday, Dennis Hamilton’s Panthers, who finished regular ’fejason play tied for first place with the Giants, had a fine game with the seventh place Yan kees before downing them 3 to 1. First round action conclud ed Wednesday evening with the Minor League Red Sox, third place finishers, playing the sixth place Braves in the first game. The second game was between the fourth place Little League Cubs and the fifth place Pirates. The semi-finals start Thurs day with the Minor League As tros and Giants meeting at 7 p. m„ and the Little League Colts and Braves meeting at 9 p. m. Friday night, the Little League Red Sox will take on the winner of the Wednesday game between the Cubs and Pirates at 7 p. m. Friday’s 9 p. m. game will send the Minor League Panthers against the winner of Wednes day’s game between the Red Sox and the Braves. The winners of Thursday’s and Friday’s games will meet for the championship Satur day night, with the Minor League title game slated for 7 p. m., followed by the Lit tle League championship game at 9 p. m. The final regular season standings in both leagues are as follows: FINAL MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Giants _ 10 Panthers_ 10 Red Sox__ 8 Cardinals_ 8 Astros _ 7 Braves _ 7 Yankees _ 3 Tigers _ 3 FINAL LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS 4 4 6 6 7 7 11 11 Team Won Lost Red Sox_ 11 3 Braves_10 4 Mets_ 9 5 Cubs_ 9 5 Pirates_ 7 7 Colts_ 6 8 Panthers_._ 3 11 Cardinals_ 1 13 Action Now Underway In Men’s Softball League The Transylvania Men’s Slow Pitch Softball League got off to a big start Sunday with a double-header at Schenck Job Corp field and a single game at the Penrose school field. In the first game Schenck came up with 10 big runs in the seventh inning to beat Tur key Creek 22-10, over coming an early lead by the Turkey Creek 10. In the second game Du Pont lead all the way in besting the Citizen’s Telephone Company 164. Over at Penrose, Little River jumped out to an early lead and maintained it for a 19 - 9 win over the Thomas Farm’s team. League play continues again this Sunday with a double header at Schenck and a single game at Penrose. The schedule is as follows: Schenck vs. Thomas Farms, 2:00 at Schenck Turkey Creek vs. Du Pont, 3:30 at Schenck Citizens Telephone vs. Lit tle River, 2:00 at Penrose. 3" Published Each Thursday At 100 Broad Street, Brevard, N. C. 28712 THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES Second - Class Postage Paid At Brevard, N. C. Subscription Rates Per Year Inside the County - $5.00 year Outside the County • $5.50 I ! ! : St no limit x «o license needed x State approx ed ^ Fish by the pound 4 $1.40 per pound ^ No admission charges if Family fun for every one! Meadowbrook is loeoted between Hendersonville and Bre vard. Take US 64, tarn up Cummings Road at our Mg sign between Etowah mid Horse Shoe, follow small signs Meadowbrook. The whole family can enjoy front fishing TRY THE TIMES CLASSIFIEDS NEWS PAGE TWO July 13, 1972 ‘_ X AjBC Jr. - Sr. Bowling League (July 8th) High Games Scratch Robert Vial_167 Danny Ray _166 Kieth Penland_159 Larry Ray-152 High Series Scratch Danny Ray_437 Larry Ray _ 424 Robert Vial_408 Kieth Penland __ 404 Team Standings Unionized_ 23 5 Bummers _ 15 13 Pandora’s Box_11 17 #2- 7 21 Minor League All-Stars Chosen, Red And Blue Teams To Play Two Minor League All-Star teams have been selected by team members and managers and the teams will meet in a best 3 out of 5 series next week. The teams, known as the Reds and the Blues, have each been presented with all-star jersies that were all donated by Brevard’s newest eating es tablishment, Burgerland. In addition, members of both teams will be invited to come by Burgerland after each all star game for free hamburgers, ice cream cones and soft drinks, compliments of Burger land. The managers of the eight Minor League teams will serve as coaches for the all - star games, which will be played on the E. L. Lynn field located directly behind Pisgah Forest elementary school at Pisgah Forest. All - Star players selected for the Red team include; Allen Glen Cannon Junior Tennis Tournament Begins July 31 The 1972 Glen Cannon Jun ior Tennis Tournament is sche duled for the week of July 31. Play will begin on Monday, July 31, and continue daily. Ad ditional information will be posted on the swimming pool bulletin board. There will be age divisions for Boys and Girls between ages 10 and 18. To be eligible children of members must be at least age 10 on July 1, 1972 Singing, Homecoming, Ball Game And Other Bosnian News Two singings will be held near Rosman next Sunday night. At the East Fork Baptist church at 7:00 o’clock the Glory Tones of High Shoals (N.C.) near Charlotte will sing. A young People’s Quartet of Rosman composed of Avery Reece, Doug Rhymer, Joy Lynn Whitmire, and Rita Powell, will also perform. Leroy Landreth, who is in charge, invites the public to attend. The Calvarymen of Fletcher and the Denny Sisters of Frank lin will sing at the Middle Fork Baptist church beginning at 7:30. Mrs. Mike Carver, who is in charge of the arrangements, in vites the public to attend. Homecoming Homecoming will be held at the Rocky Bottom Baptist church in Rocky Bottom, S. C., beginning at 10 a. m. Sunday. Lunch will be served at 12:30 p. m. The pastor, the Rev. Claude Holcombe, of Rosman, will be the speaker. He invites the public to attend. Game Friday A ball game will be played by the boys and men of Zion Baptist church Friday, begin ning at 6:00 o’clock on the Ros man Youth Field. Ladies of the church will serve refreshments. The Winner Steve Mulinex of Pisgah For est was the winner on July 4th of a hundred gallons of gaso line in a drawing. The win ning ticket was No. 362 and was drawn by five year old Davie Dunn of Greenville, S. McCall’s Auto donated the gasoline as a means of raising funds for the completion of the restrooms on the field. Appreciation and thanks are extended to all persons who helped in the activity. Births Announced Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kitchen of Balsam Grove announce the birth of a son, Travis William, er Miss Cathey Summey. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mc Call of Bosnian announce the birth of a daughter, Amy Cath erine, July 1st in Margaret R. Pardee Hospital. Mrs. McCall is the former Miss Mary Parker. O’Shields • Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O’Shields of Rosman have announced the marriage of their daughter, Carolyn, to T. C. Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hen derson of Lake Toxaway in a ceremony July 7th in Pickens, S. C. The bride wore a lavender suit with a pink and white car nation corsage. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hender son attended Rosman High School. The bridegroom is employed by Snyder Spring Corp. in Ros man. The bridegroom’s parents honored them with a dinner Friday night. The couple is residing in Lake Toxaway. Engaged Miss Lucy Moore of Ft Lauderdale, Fla., will become the bride of the Rev. Don Lit tleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Littleton of Rosman, Saturday night at 8:00 o'clock at the Pisgah Forest Church of God. ' No invitations are being sent and all friends and rela tives of the couple are invited to attend. Honored Kimberly Galloway was hon ored with a dinner Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Galloway on Pleasant Drive. The dinner was in honor of her fourth birthday anniver sary. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tinsley, Mrs. Mary Lou Tucker and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tinsley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Aus tin Bunch and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron, and Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. James Funder burke and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dfsman, Mrs. W. O. Mrs. Van O’Kelly, and Hobby Diahman of Portsmouth, Va. McCrary, Mike McGee, Tommy Byrd, Terry Moss, Tony McCall, Jeff Whitmire, Mike Davis, Joey Graves, Barry Smith, John Palmer, Dania Farmer, and Patrick Payne. Those selected to the Blue team include; Shawn Arnett, Chip Patterson, Dwight Waser, David Stamey, Kevin Lusk, Glenn Parker, Mike Deal, Rus ty Watson, Jackie Shook, Mark Blackwell, Mac Herring, and Mike Fulcher. and not more than age 18 on July 1, 1972. Age divisions will be 12 and under, 14 and under, 16 and un der 18 and under. Younger players may compete in their natural age division and the next higher division. Those in the 18 and under division are eligible for their natural di vision only. Mrs. John W. Bailey is tourn ament director. A canny Scot was engaged In an. argument with the conductor as to whether the fare was to be five or ten cents. Finally the digusted con* ductor picked up the Soot’s suit cam and tossed it off the train just as they wftre crossing a long bridge. “Hoot, man,* screamed Sanay, i "first you try hi rob me. and now youve arownea my uttio ooyi A flashy character barged tote a Miami saloon, demanded a double jigger of Scotch, downed it to one gulp, planked a five-dollar bill on the bar, and walked out without an* other word.' The bartender folded the flee* spot carefully, pocketed it, and re marked to the barflies. “Can you beat a phony like that? Laps up a double Scotch, leaves a five-dollar tip, and beats it without paying Id Emory Named To Coaching Stall 01 N.C. Shrine Bowl Team Word has been received her* of the Selection of Brevard High Coach Ed Emory to be s member of the three man coach ing staff of the North Carolina Shrine Bowl football team this fall The Shrine Bowl annually matches squads of 33 outstand ing high school seniors from North and South Carolina against each other in a tradi tional all-star game played at Charlotte Memorial Stadium. The 36th annual game will be played this year On Saturday, December 2nd. Proceeds from the game go to the endowment fund of the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children at Greenville, S. C. This year’s proceeds are expect ed to push total contributions to over 5% million dollars. Shrine Bowl officials named Roger Thrift of Newbem High, a veteran of 21 yee^s in the coaching field, as head coach of the Tar Heel squad, and Don Hipps of East Mecklenburg High of Charlotte and Coach Emory as assistants. The South Carolina coaches will be Buddy Neely of Marion, S. C. High, head coach, and as sistants Jim Satterfield of Irmo High, and Jimmy Wallace of York High. Coach Emory came to Bre vard in 1969 and his won-loss record here now stands at 26 wins and 6 losses. He is a graduate of East Caro lina University where he av eraged 55 minutes of playing ;ime as a guard and tackle for four seasons. He is a native >f Lancaster, S. C., and was a :>rep star at Camden Military COACH ED EMORY of Brevard High issues a warning to South Carolina Shrine Bowlers after announcement of his selection as one of three coaches of the North Carolina Shrine Bowl Team in the 36th annual Shrine Bowl game. The big prep All-Star game will be played in Charlotte on December 2. Academy. Coach Emory started his coaching career at Grainger High in Kinston as an assistant, and three years later he moved to Wadesboro as head coach. He coached there for four years and another year at Bow man High in Wadesboro before going to Wake Forest Universi ty as an assistant coach for Tryouts For Midgets, Mites Cheerleading Slated Thursday Midgets and Mites cheerlead ing tryouts will be held Thurs day, July 13th, at 1:00 p. m. on the Junior High field. Advisors for the Mites will be Mrs. S. S. Gilbert and as sistant will be Mrs. Mary Grim Keep Tuned To WPNF 12 4 0 On Yotir Dial “WONDERFUL PISGAH ' NATIONAL. FOREST" itt. Advisor for the Midgets will be Mrs. Frank Stevens and as sistant will be Mrs. Mildred Ab ney. Girls in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades will be eligible for one season. He became assistant principal and head of the sports program at Brevard Senior High in 1969, as well as head football coach ’69 - ’72. His overall football coaching record is 65 wins, 15 losses and four ties. Twenty two of his players have been starters in various All - Star games and 40 have played college football. Mites. 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