FORT
Here And There
BY BOBBY TERRELL
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? IN DETAIL
By Bob TerrelI
Ra.n. l\un, go away ... it stop
peu a Sylva scoring spree Sunday
ai.a pos-iblv knocked the Legion
air.'.- '.<ut of another victory. The
ra:n ,-ettled in with Sylva leading
E.'ik.i 2-\ in tnc last of tne 1 urtii.
Sylva iwn men out and two >n
and t;:e .4ame was only [our oat
iram ueiug an official game.
Bu;. .1- tne >v.ying ;4oe . ' So;no
you'll win, some vju'U lose, and
some a. 11 oe rained ait." We st.il
get anol.er ci\ick at- S..m i\.ltoi,\
Kayointe.-.
Sylva High's new coajn, J. nie
Bainw'ell, dropped 111 the other
day for a two hour chat with us.
He has big plans lor Sylva this
year. Barnwell is a good man, he
did a nice job at Oakley high in
Buncombe County during the pa.-.t
year and the chances are tiiat* iie
will do a good job here too. v
He's especially interested in
Sjlva having a good band (as they'
did this year) for his athletic pro- j
gram. We wholeheartedly, agree,
with him when he says a bind in? j
creases school spirit by 100'^ .
There's a lot of difference 111 a
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JUNALUSKA
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0 w/.a band present
? ad > . o- w^t . i;t j band. With a
t? *e lm i5c1 jivm here and
here. Sy 1' ' ? . taletic program
? k< bt.':v .? ; aexT year than it
vas l?oke i ia qaite a few years, i
VvV\ e ;.e. r : . 1' 'l <>i taik in the
1 a _> ? ; . t.iv* o. gk. nidation
L . C.tS Ki !i lea^'Ja ior t.ie
a. - v. N t.aa . (ietinite has been
a . ye; out, in co./p
. ?. .a . tae C.ty Recreation
. a a . ,e?v i> p->s>ibility that
> ar.! be done. There's a
o. . ii??\v- ia Jackson County
. . ?> a ?'.i a..e t > play oa?l taaa
-unau r a: everybody can't play
:.?j tae Le^i ^iiu-s (that\s the only
::: t..e ?.< aa.ty. so far).
Y.'e v.a.alu hiiL to know what our
.e,. L'. taink about the idea, so1
? *yoi;e interested just drop a line
t?> the Herald Sp rt> Editcr. I
We'i appreciate your opinions
..a;! perhaps something can be,
.vork d out.
Sylva's ba.-eball fans can begin
to look forward to the Fourth o!1
July because there will be plenty
*;*.isebali for them to enjoy. As
a> who the Legionnaiiies will play,
it is not defintely known. But
lucre will be.games on the third,
irea'h and fifth.
Cor.g.'atulations to our old friend,
J. C. Cunningh m, in being named i
Sports Editor of the McDowell
News in Marion. That's not a bad
pi ce to be now that Marion owns
i professional baseball club.
DILLARD STILL PACING
SYLVA SLUGGERS
WITH .426 AVERAGE
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I- a Dillard. Sylva third base-,
11 a. i- 1.;i out trout in the Sylva I
.a, ... ."uo witn a .426 average.!
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< 'a'UMg^ain and Tom Sel
vr ?. e ?i clo-<v >ectind with .412,'
c a a ve Lee is tourtn with .3-(J4 and
I..i a. a. l'ilth wi'.ii .3To.
I 'iii.au i? also tile big gun in
? ^ with II), total hits with 20,
-. . v. ii.t- witn 4 aa.d runs bat
e ; ia v; t'a 12.
p .-yer AB R 11 Riil PCT
l' Hard 4 7 13 2i! 1.2 .42(3
J.ek Cunn. 17 5 7 ? 8 .412
Si Izer 17 2 7 !) .412
i. ?? 33 (> 13 H .394
2!) 8 1 1 2 .375
" rton 27 5 10 3 .370
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| James Barnwell Named New Coach
BEACON MILLS DOWNS
SYLVA LEGION 7-2
The Beacon Mills entry in the
WNC Industrial League went the
route for Beacon to gan credit |
for the \vin. , - I
Joe Fountain, Sylva mounds-'
man, was tagged with loss although
he allowed tniy seven hits, record-j
ed~ 12 strikeouts, and didn't give'
up an earned run. Both of Sylva's
runs were earned.
Sylva collectei 12 hits off Rhy
mer including th.ee doubles and
a trfple* but c >u!dn't effectively i
bur.cn them.
Thad Stew rt led the Beaconites
lit b:.t with 2 for 4 while Rector,
Norton. Sel-:'T. Phillips and Jack
Cunningham had two each for
Sylva. Norton'.- two hits were a
double and a triple. j
Sylva AB R HPOA|
Rector cf o 0 2 "0 Oj
Norton 3b 3 0 2 *0 2
Sumner lb 4 0 1' 6 lj
SYLVA - MURPHY TO J
CLASH SUNDAY ON !
MARK WATSON FIELD
The Sylva Logiorvaires and Mur
phy Independents will meet on
Mark Watson Field Sunday at
3:30 p.m. At the present the two
clubs Have met twice this season,
splitting the two games.
Saturday night. Sylva plays at
Murphy and next Wednesday, the
Hayesville entry in the Smoky
Mountain league will come to Sylva
for a game. That's the schedule
for the next week.
Sumner 15 2 5 0 .333
Phillips 41 7 12 3 .293
Rector 48 7 14L 4 -.292
Duk-e ??3?4?1??35
Baker 6 1 I 0 .167
Deyermond 13 2 2 2 ? .154
Jim Cunn. 14 0 2 1 .143
Warren 11 0 1 1 .091
Fincanncn 0 0 0 0 .000
Team avg. 429 80 133 G5 .310
PITCHING RECORDS
Pitcher .IP H ERA W L
Dev. 27 2/3 16 1.71 2 1
Jim Cunn. 22 28 5.76 2 2
Sum. 20 21 1.71 1 1
Fountain 17 14 0.54 1 1
Norton 1 1/3 8 6.75 0 0
FORMER OAKLEY COACH WILL ALSO
DIRECT CITY RECREATION PROGRAM
Plans In Making For j
Full Athletic Slate
James Barnwell, forme;- mentor
at Oakley High in Buncombe coun. I
ty, has been named to the position j
of Head Coach at Sylva Highi
School. He has also been selected
as Director of Sylva's City Rec-I
leaticn Program for the summer.J'
Coaching at Oakley last year in!
his first round as a high school'
mentor. Barnwell organized a foot-|
ball team, the first in the history]
of that school, and won three, lost
five and t.e-i one game. He built!
his team from the ground up,!
using the T formation. During'
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Seizor ss 4 0 2 1 1
Phillips If 4 1 2 1 01
Jack Cunn. c 4 1 2 12 1
Jim Cunn. rf 3 0 0 1 0
Fincannon rf 0 0 0 0 0:
Warren 2b 4 0 1 2 0!
Fountain p 4 0 0 1 1
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37 2 12 24 5
Beacon AB R H PO A
Waldroup cf 2 2 0 1 1
Robertson If 4 1111
Martin ss 4 0 0 2 10
Ferguson 3b 3 0 10 0
Stewart c 4 0 2 6 1
Nichols lb' 4 0 0 13 0
Shirlin 2b 4 0 14 2
Bailey rf 3 3 10 0
Rhymer p 3 110 2
31 7 7 27 17
Sylva ' . 000 000 002 - 2
Beacon 000 110 41x - 7
Errors ? Sumner, Norton, Jack
Cunningham, Shirlin, Martin. Runs
batted in ? Jack Cunningham,
Warren, Robertson, Ferguson, Ste-|
wart, Rhymer. Two base hits ?1
Phillips, Norton. Jack Cunning
ham, Stewart. Three base hits ?
Norton. Stolen bases ? Jack Cun
ningham, Martin, Waldroup 3, Fer.
guson, Bailey. Double plays ?
Martin, Shirlin and Nichols. Left
on base ? Sylva 8, Beacon 7.
Earned runs ? Sylva 2, Beacon 0.
Bases on ball ? off Fountain 3,
Rhymer 1. Strikeouts ? Fountain
12, Rhymer 4. Passed balls?Cun
ningham 3. Wild pitches ? Foun
, tain 2. Hit by pitcher ? Fountain
(Waldroup). Umpires ? Gregg
and Hall. Time of game: 1:50.
the basketball season, his team won
13 of 15 games and gained respect
from rival coaches throughout
Buncombe county.
The plans for his schedule at
Sylva this fall are incomplete,
however, he stated that football
practice will open before the be
ginning of school-. The opening
date will be announced later. Barn
well said that he would stress con
ditioning, teamwork and sports
manship in his opening drills and
ho' would like for all boys who
can to turn out for the pre-season
practice.
The entire plans for the summer
recreation program are not made
out. It will include swimming,
tennis, softball and all sorts of out
side and inside recreation. The
pool will open as soon as needed
repairs are completed and when
the weather permits, it will re
main open for two or three nights
each week.
A native of Black Mountain,
SYLVA-ENKA RAINED
OUT IN 4TH INNING
Sunday's baseball game between
the Sylva Legionaires and the
?nka Rayonites on Mark Watson
Field was called in the last of the
fourth inning because of rain.
Sylva held a 2-1 lead with two
men on and two men out when the
heavy shower came and drenched
the already wet field. It was not
an official game.
Rain checks issued at the gate
are good only for next Sunday's
game between Sylva and Mur
phy.
Cigarette production for the
1947-48 fiscal year is likely to be
between 365 and 375 billion, com
pared to 361 billion during the
1946-47 period.
GLENN
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Phone 65 . . Sylva, N. C
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At Sylva High
Barnwell finished college at West
ern Carolina Teachers College dur
ing the summer of 1947. He was
a member of the Monogram club,
at WCTC via football and wres
tling. He served as a fighter pilot
until 1946 when he received his
discharge.
His wife is the former Miss Kate
Harris of Sylva and he is the lather
of, a 17 months old son, James
Everett. At the present he is in
structing ground school at the lo
cal airport.
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A,
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