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Martel Mills Noses
Sylva By 7-^6 Count
Squeeze Play In 10th Accounts For
Victory
MARTEL MILLS, May 19?The
Sylva American Legion Baseball
Club dropped a 7-6 10-inning game
to Martel Mills here today. Martel's
winning run came when Edmonds
squeezed Bill Home home from
third with none out in the tenth.
Martel jumped on Luther Nor
'on for five runs in the first on six
singles and two errors, only one
of their runs being earned. War
ren Deyermond replaced Norton
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with one man out in the first and
pitched four hit ball the rest of
the way, although he was credited
for the loss because Sylva went
ahead by one run in the top of the
ninth.
Martel used four pitchers and all
but one was touched for three hits
or more as Sylva outhit the In
dustrial leaguers 12-10. Ben Dil
lard with 3 for 5 and Jack Cun
ningham with 3 for 6 led the losers
while Adams, Franklin, DeWeese
and Edmonds had 2 each for the
winners.
SYLVA
Warren 2b
Rector cf-lb
Deyermond lb-p
Dillard 3b
Jack Cunningham c
Duke ss
Baker If
Bryson rf
Jim Cunningham rf
Norton p-cf
AB
5
6
5
5
c 6
5
3
3
2
3
R
0
1
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2
2
0
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H PO A
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10
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2
7
6
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43 6 12 27 14
MARTEL MILLS AB R H PO A
Adams lb
Cooksey c
Robinson 2b-p
Franklin ss
Fox rf
Horne cf
DeWeese 3b
Edmonds If
Israel p
Brown p
White p
2 2 5
1 1 14
0 5
2
0
1
2
2
1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
42 7 10 30 6
Sylva 002 000 004 0?6
MARTEL 500 000 001 1?7
Errors?Adams, Fox, DeWeese,
Edmonds,. Israel, Warren 2, Deyer
mond, Dillar'd, Jack Cunningham,
Duke, Bryson 2^ Runs batted in,
Franklin 3, Edmonds 2, Jack Cun
ningham 2, Duke, Jim Cunning
ham. Twa base hit, Jackson Cun
ningham. Stolen bases, Deyermond.
Left on base, Sylva 15; Martel 9.,
Earned runs, Sylva 3; Martel 1.
Bases on balls-off Deyermond 2,
' Israel 2, Brown 3, White 2. Strike
outs?Deyermond 7, Israel 6,
Brown 4, White 1. Hits-off Nor
ton 6 in 1-3 (5 runs), Deyermond
Legionaries Trample
(Continued from page 2)
Hit by pitcher ? by L. Tucker
(Sumner), by D. Tucker (Dillard).
Umpires?Painter and Deyermond
Time of game?2:18.
Sunday's Game:
Sylva AB R H PO A
Olson cf-lb 5 10 6 0
Price ss 4 0 10 2
Dillard 3b 5 2 2 1 2!
Lee lb 3 2 1 6 0,
Baker c 0 0 0 1 1
Warren cf 0 0 0 0 0
Phillips rf 5 1 1 1 0
Norton If 4 110 0
Williamson c-^cf 5 118 2
Duke 2b 4 2 2 3 3
Deyermond p 4 0 10 1
39 10 10 27 11
Brookshire AB R H PO A
Taylor rf 4 1110
Ridge 3b * 3 0 0 1 1
Lowe If 4 0 10 0
L. Tucker c-p 2 2 10 2
Tuggle cf 3 0 16 0
Bishop ss 4 0 0 1 3
Owens 2b 4 0 0 4 3
Brooks lb 1 0 0 2 0
Baldwin c 2 0 0 2 0
Pack p-lb 2 117 1
29 4 _ 5 24 10
Brookshire 010 100 020- 4
Sylva 305 010 10x-10
Errors?Brooks, Bishop 4. Ridge j
1, Tucker 1. Runs batted in?Dil-^
lard 1, Lee 2, Williamson 2, Deyer
mond 1, Taylor 2, Tucker, Bishop.
Two base hits?Lee, Pack. Three
base hits?Duke. Home runs?Dil
lard, Tucker, Taylor. Sacrifice ?
Price. Stolen bases?Dillard, Wil
liamson, Duke. Left on base ?
Sylva 7, Brookshire 3. Earned
runs?Sylva 5, Brookshire 4. Bases
on balls?off Deyermond 3, Pack
2, Tucker 1. Strikeouts?Deyer
mond 9, Tucker 1. Hits off Pack
4 in 2 (8 runs) (none out in 3rd),
Tucker 6 in 6 (2' runs). Losing
pitcher?Pack. Wild pitch?Tuck
er. Hit by pitcher?by Deyermond
(Tucker 2). Umpires?Painter and
Davis. Time of game?2:10.
4 in 9^2-3 (2 runs), Israel 3 in 3
(2 rups ). Brown 1 in 4 (0 runs),
White 5 in 1 (4 runs), Robinson 3
in 2 (o runs). Winning pitcher,
Robinson. Losing pitcher, Deyer
mond. Wild pitch, Israel. Umpires,
DeBruil and Jones. Time of game
2:31.
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from MRS. E. L. McKEE
Candidate for State Senator in the County Primary
May 29, 1948
Of course, everyone favors improvement in the school
situation, and increased salaries for teachers.
Of course, all favor better Farm-to-Market roads.
Of,course, all favor expansion of the Public Welfare
Program.
A great deal has been said about these matters in a gen
eral way, but few suggestions for securing same have
been made.
Therefore, I propose to present to the voters of Jackson
County, more specifically, my ideas for securing these
results we wish for and so much need.
SCHOOLS
1. With regard to the school situation; my record along
this line.should be well known. It is a matter of record
that I have supported every measure and every move
ment for the advancement of schools in Jackson County
and North Carolina.
If elected, I shall sponsor legislation for higher sal
aries for teachers, also a substantial decrease in teacher
load; I shall sponsor improvement in the method of se
lecting text books, and for handling our free text book
system; it is my purpose to use the full measure of my
influence toward securing liberal state aid for adequate
school buildings and facilities; I hope to see included in
the School Machinery Act, adequate provision for at
tendance officers; I shall endeavor to secure additional
buses and better pay for school bus drivers, which at the
present time, is ridiculously low.
? * ?
ROADS
2. Concerning the Farm-to-Market roads; in which
every citizeji should be, and I think is, interested. Good
rural roads go hand-in-hand with good schools, and they
certainly play a major part in the economic well-being
of the county. Farmers make few demands and I regard
it as the bounden duty of those who represent them to
"answer their desperate call for improvement in the rural
road situation.
Highway employees have been almost the forgotten
men, when increased salaries have been considered.
There should be substantial increases in salaries all the
way down the line. I pledge my support to this end. Be
it remembered that I include in this group State High
way Patrolmen.
In my judgement, the license fee for trucks hauling
forest or farm products is excessive. If elected, I shall
introduce at this session, as I did in a former session, a
bill to reduce these fees.
? * ?
PUBLIC WELFARE
3. Public Welfare is a matter close to my heart. I
was a co-introducer of the bill under which the Public
Welfare program now operates. There are several a
mendments, which, if I am a member of the Senate, I
expect to sponsor: ? A larger County quota of partici
pants in Old Age Assistance and Aid to Dependent Chil
dren; an increase in the grants of each; elimination of
the property restrictions which now exist. I do not be
lieve that anyone should be disqualified because he owns
a meagre amount of property. If elected, I shall work
for some plan of relief for those between the ages of
sixteen and sixty-five, who do not come under the pro
visions of any relief plan, and who are often in great
need of assistance.
From the above, I hope you will see that I am not ask
ing you to send me to Raleigh simply for the honor. It
is my earnest desire that I may serve, worthily and prof
itably, all the citizens of County and District. To this
end I pledge my untiring effort and influence.
Finally, may I quote from the editor of State maga
zine, "State laws affect us more directly that national
laws, your State Senator and your State Representative
can do you more good or more harm than any candidate
you vote for."