FOUR WESTERN CAROLINA KEN
MAKE ALL-NORTH STATE CLUB
Western Carolina's Catamounts
placed four men on the 1948 All
North State conference squad as
selected by member coaches lor
The Greensboro Daily News.
The team is composed of 22
piaye/s.
Dan Robinson and Buffalo Hum
phries at tackles, Art Byrd at
guard, and Pee Wee Hamilton in
the backfield were the four Cata
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Saturday, Dec. 4
- LAWLESS VALLEY
Geo. O'Brien and Ray Whitley
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Late Show:
A LETTER TO AN
UNKNOWN WOMAN
Sunday, Dec. 5
WOMAN IN WHITE
Eleanor Parker and Alexis Smith
Mon.-Tues., Dec. 6-7
SILVER RIVER
Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan
Wednesday, Dec. 8
CAMPUS HONEYMOON
Lyn Wilde and Lee Wilde
Thur.-Fri., Dec. 9-10
ALL MY SONS
Edward Q. Robinson and
Arlne Francis
AM Children not ri arms will have,
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performance at this Theatre.
mourus to make the team. ?'
Herman Eryson .Appalachian's
st v .halioaek; Le^e Spears, Cataw
a luilbaek; Bill Lloyd, Hi^h Point
lUliback and Frank Little, Lenoir
rithyne end, were unanimous
choices.
Bill Speacht, Catawba wing
'-cck, became the first man since
1937 to make the All-State team
.iree successive years.
Appalachian and Catawba plac
ed five men on the team, Western
Carolina four, Lenoir-Rhyne 3,
Guilford two, and High Point,
Elon and Atlantic Christian one
each. Only East Carolina, which
ost all nine of its games, failed
to place a man.
The team:
Ends: John Caskey, - Appalachi
an; Art Claar, Catawba; Frank
Little, Lenoir-Rhyne; and Paul
Markiin, Catawba.
Tackles: Dan Robinson, West
ern Carolina; Buffalo Humphries,
Western Carolina; Arnold Melvin,
Elon; and John Odom, Lenoir
Rhyne.
Gu; rds: Arthur Byrd, Western
Carolina; Wilson Altord, Appal
achian: John Hanzel, Guilford; and
Ned L ggon, Atlantic Christian.
Centers: J. C. Honeycutt, Appa
lachian; and Ralph Wilson, Ca
tawba.
Backs: Pee Wee Hamilton, West.
.ern Carolina; Herman Bryson,
Appalachian; John Charles, Le
noir-Rhyne; Bill Lloyd, High
Point; Tom Murdock, Appalach
ian; Bill Speacht, Catawba; Lee
Spears, Catawba; and Joe Win
ner, Guilford.
CITY LEAGUE OPENS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Delayed because of two teams
pulling out, the Sylva Cty Ba -
ketball league will swing away
?iext Wednesday night with six
teams fighting each other. Games
will be played on the Sylva High
?jourt.
Buck's* Soda Shop and Bocdle
ville of Cullowhee vacated twp of
'he six s.")ots in the league leav.ng
only four teams to participate.
James Barnwell, league director,
said suitable replacements will be
on hand to play when the league
opens.
The four teams remaining in
the loop are Velt's, last years
champions, American Legion,
Woodmen of the World, and Web
ster All-Stars. The two teams in
vited to replace Buck's and Bo
odleville are undisclosed.
Games wiH be played at 7, 8,
and 9 o'clock each Wedntsday
night until three full rounds are
played off. Proceeds from the
games will be usd to pay for the
new lighting system installed in
the Sylva High School gymnasium.
LOOK . . . LOOK!
WHO'S COMING
BUSTER MOORE and the DIXIE PALS
, t
with Bonnie Lou
?also?
CARL STORY AND THE
RAMBLING MOUNTAINEERS
?featuring?
THE MELODY FOUR
In an all Hymn program at the
GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
?
Glenville, N. C.
DECEMBER 5
At 2:30 O'Clock P. M.
- DOORS OPEN AT 1:30
ADMISSION 25c and 75c
For an evening of good Hymn Singing
Don't miss this ? Come Early and Get a Seat
Optimist Bnwl Selections Include Three Sylva Men
BUMGARNER, J. CUNNINGHAM AND ASHE
WILL STRUT THEIR STUFF IN GAME
All-YVesterri Squad Gets
Twelve SMC Players
When thQr--second annual Opti
mist Bowl j;ets underway tomor
row afternoon in Asheville's Me
morial S.adium thi'ev Svlva iwi;
will be in there s\\ Iru'.i C" civ1
** *? *-?' V*
Eaing ::.er and Jack Cunning
ham at tackles and Carrol Ashe
at end fur the All-Western squad.
L*i e S v>ky Mountahi comerence
landed players in \2 of the 25
berths on the team. ' ?
Both squads have been going
| through the rough this week in
j jruer to get in shape lor the game.
I Teamwork has to be smoothed
j out, plays put in operation, and
sarting elevens chosen. Head coach
Bill Morris (Sand Hill High) of
the Western team has at his dis
posal a proud array of powerful
backs to go behind a hard charg
ing line. The batfks are led by big
Ted Jordan of Robbinsville and
Ralph Picklesimer of Murphy.
, The three Sylva men are ex
pected tu set? plenty of action.
Duir.gair.cv is considered as one
.'ic 'jvi'tf taeklus in the SMC
.rui Cunni: ?*, .am. ; lthoi\<;h lit
.?unrierlx.cked the Hurricane-. to
'\-<ht victories in 11 j?anK>, ii; s
lentv o. weight arid power t%? o>>
tY? .n tiic kie. s a.
o ! snatchcr and may be
co'anttd Oil ;or a lot oi o. le.'.sive
duty.
Sylva co. ch James Bar!" vvel!.
in charge ot the line o! the w\vt
ern team, says it will be hard :?>r
ihe Easterners to penetrate. It
will be anchored on the ends by
<\she o:' Sylva; James Guiding.
Asheville School for Boys; Wal
lace Smith, Hayesville; and J. C.
Duyck, Jr., Biltmore High.
At tackles, Bumgarner and
Cunningham of Sylva; Hay Stev
enson of Bryson City; Bob Parrish,
Franklin; Frank Alexander, Mur
phy; and Bob Robers, Ben Lippen
School for Boys.
Guards: Carrol Stevens, Black
Mountain: Bv)b Fisher, Canton;
B'il Miller. Lee H. Edwards High
o: Asheville: and Bill Eambili,
x"e. ver\\lle.
Centers; Richard GeotJtv, An
drews: and Modeal Wa.N'n, Rob
Ui:!'sV'iIle. 1
Li. cks: Tommy Miuiui, li c
Oliver Kce^e, I> :.v'. V, m
Uu:.; Ted Spri". Ue, M;us ; . ()* r
v; ?. !J.!t!ei\ Andrews: Ih ricy flu?
. i i i.y 1 1 . y i S .:. i ? i' i:. '1W.
. !?? ij. i."S\ il.e: u: I!, !;???
I'.s ? !e i.ner. .
Andrews Falls To
Mtii phy By lo-0
T.ie Build >ve\s of ??Iiirpn\
handerl the Andrews \V ilea's a
13-U licking in Murphy Yhanks
giving day beiore a crowd u! l.aOO
fans.
Taking advantage o! several
Murphy fumbles, Andrews ad
vanced the ball to the Murphy
one yard line in the last minute
of the first half only to fall short
as three tries at Murphy forward
wall failed and the half ended 0-0.
Murphy's first touchdown came
late in thie th.rd period on a 1
APPALACHIAN LOSES
EDSLEY BOWL 7-2
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?' : 1:11 .tc? 0 p!a\ing time Alex
: ::cif plunged over lro:n t i.e
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y. : ; sLripe to complete tne scar
ing tor tie game and give Mur
phy the victorv 13 to 0.
e
The br.lliant pi; y ol Alexander
unci Piekle.Miner featured the at
tack of tnfc? Bulldogs while George
and Butler were the Shining lfghts
for the Wildcats. These lads have
played outstanding ball all season
w.nd their fine play has been re
warded by their selection on the
Optimist Bowl squad for the West
5ern Division.
A crowd of 12.000 watched the
game in moderately cool weather.
Tae Rarrs saw the Mountaineers
t; ke a 1 rst period lead when Bill
Cr< -s kicked oat o bounds ort
t ie \'*. C. tw . Ram b. ck Paul
WVVy v. s i i l. ek o: the
: o! aad d 'V. to give Appala
. : Kin ' a 12-" it ad.
\.';>t (' <>ie? came driving back
a !?? Hi ti ? isocv <( period and
; i / :? c: . ,;auj i ?;a-ala
? -a V S ai.aeider p tched
> a ? ? v. ,-ed to
v';i. i ? I - ? ; ia ; ; <i t. t; . latter
. i i e M i iia.;* three
;? ' >1 *;>? . i )a . s> .o p ..hcd to
tar V.\'clman ci>uve vO the
mx !?i(ii* iiiie. then s'id <<n guard
ior tae .*co.e.
Uavmond Di Sprafina kicked
the extra point.
In t:.e i'.rst down department
the two teams were about even,
West Chester counting 12 lo Ap
palachian's 11.
The Mountaineers gained a total
of 181 yards on the ground to 160
lor West Chester.
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