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Page 10 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER y THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lfi TAIMEERS SET FOR PDIAW MQUN A First 1937 Game IIT'll . unnrS !nu i rr I !orff q fji wio Trt Win Be piav v av vc i t ft uiUOlll -IL f 1 V s JV V KsA Here Tomo 7 V Season Opened Yesterday. Hunters Pleased With Game Deer Season To Open October 15th. Hunters Disappointed With Bear Prospects THE OLD HOME TOWN By STA'sH F An ideal squirrel season, is the pre diction of Haywood sportsmen, who took to the woods yesterday as the season opened. From now until De cember 15, squirrels may be hunted. County Games Warden, Cody Plott, looked for a "bumper crop" of hunt ers this fall. More interest has been shown in hunting this year than in several years past, it was reported. Several sports men have bought expensive equipment, and plan to go after game and birds in a "big way." The deer season opens in Haywood and adjoining counties on October 15, and remains 'open until December 15. The limit is one a day, and three for the season. Only male deer are to be hunted. Some sportsmen are not so enthused over the prospects for a good bear season, although the season does not open until October 20, there remains time for conditions to improve for a good -season. The bag limit on bear is 2 a day and two a season. The bear season ends January 1. Opossum and raccoon may be hunt ed with gun and dogs only. There is no bag limit during the season, which is from October 1 to February 1. Steel traps for these animals are unlawful in Haywood county, except where set on own premises for the protection of domestic fowls or crops. Quail and rabbits cannot lawfully be hunted until November 20. The season ends February 15, with a limit of 10 a day, and 150 for the sea son. Ruffed grouse has a limit of 2 a day, and 10 for the season, which opens November 20 and continues until De cember 15. The unprotected birds and animals in this county are: English sparrows, great honred owls, Cooper's hawk, sharp-skinned hawk, crow, jay, black bird, starling, buzzard, wildcat, weasel, and skunk. LICENSE FEES Non-resident hunting license, $1.25. State resident hunting license 2.00 Combination residence hunting and fishing license .......... ... ' 3.10 County resident hunting license 1.10 Note: $100.00 minimum penalty for possession or use 01 silencer on any firearm while hunting. Hunting licenses are on sale at the Waynesville Hardware Company, Mas sic Hardware Company, and Alexan der's Drug Store, in Waynesville. At Canton, Nantahala Hardware Co., and Haywood Hardware Co. .Bethel, E. B. Rickman's store. Clyde, Clyde Pharmacy. Dellwood, Moody and Mehaffey, merchants. And from the wardens in each township. ( NICE CUfllVE ON Xr' ". i THIS ONE Jr'Xt I I VE. &OT TO KEEP J XEN V. fgJ7 S Kf AJ?M (M TRIM- J s rTSteJY ( WE WAVE FIVE N JWIV ( DOUBLE-HEADERS J JC( y( ' I L PITCHED 60 6AMES SOFAR THIS SEASOIM . y is helpws oisr at the miui. : I A TMgEE CWC LAY OFF j- Wrestlers Entertained Crowd Of 250 Fans Here Last Friday Night NT ON RT GORDON HENDRICKS Tomorrow it all begins over again . . new faces, new personalities and new name, perhaps, but certainly the same old thrill just before the kick-off, and the same old spirit. Enka Defeats All-Stars Of Industrial League Twice FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cherokee, here September 17. Asheville High, there September 24. Saluda-Tryon, here October 1. Christ School, there October 8, Canton, there October 15. Asheville School, there October 2;?. Hendersonville, here October 2S. Murphy, there November 5. Mars Hill, here November 12. Swannanoa, here November 19. Canton, here November 26. indicates member of Blue Ridge Conference. It's a wise motorist who realizes that a moment saved at a railroad crossing may save all the Vest 'of his time. California is overlooking one claim She has not yet announced that she is air-conditioned. Canton Bears To Present Strong Team This Season Poindexter's Men Have 11 Hard Games Scheduled. Play Waynesville Twice All-Stars Took Second Game Of Three-Game Series. Season Ends MTH if OTHER brand of bee Wbetheju LET iDUR OWN TASTE DECIDE. STILL 12 ounces But 10c In Price IN STEINE BOTTLES Ben McCracken Sales Manager (Special to The Mountaineer.- With three weeks of intensive drill behind them the Canton high school Black Bear football machine is putting on the finishing touches of their prepar ation for their opening game with Andrews Wildcats here Friday night, at 7:30 o'clock. . With a squad of approximately 50 candidate", including eleven 193t let termen, working put daily, Coach C. C. Foindexter has indicated that he expects the 1!37 Black Bear team to be one of the best balanced in re (".nt years, with tilentv of reserve strength available. The backfield is being built around Bill Flynn, '3(5 All-Western back, and Howard Sams, another veteran per former. With Clark, center, McClure and Owen, ends, Robertson and Coop er, guards, and Powell, tackle, all veterans, Coach Poindexter is faced only with the problem of - developing another satisfactory tackle to have a line that will rate with any; in the Blue Ridge Conference. The Bears will play an eleven game Schedule this year, including eight tilts, two of which will be with their traditional rivals, the Waynesville Mountaineers. The first eight games on their list will be home affairs and will all be played under the floodlights at night on the high school gridiron.. By Gordon Hendricks Enka's baseballers proved beyond a doubt last week-end that they were the class of the league, as they de feated a picked all-star team from the other seven clubs, 9-4, 2-6, and 9-3. The series, which was played in Me Cormick Field, in Asheville, climaxed what has probably been the Indus trial League's most successful season. In the first contest, on Saturday, "Spider" Cooper, little Enka hurler, limited the all-stars to eight scattered hits, as his mates hit three all-star pitchers for fourteen hits within the first four innings. Ward, Tryon hurl er, who is only 1(5 years old, took over the pitching assignment, and allowed only one hit for the remainder of the game. In Sunday's double bill, the all-Stars, behind the effective pitching of "Stonewall" Jackson, of Green River, who fanned 10 and allowed only 6 hits, took the first game, 6-2, to even the series, but the league chaps came back in the nightcap, to win, 9-3; Robert Putnam, of Hazelwood, started the second game for the all-stars, but was removed in favor of Barley, of Brevard in the sixth frame. Bailey soon gave way to Smith, of Green River,, however. Clarke, of Hazel wood, and Pittillo, of Brevard, shared the catching duties of the second game. Deal, of Brevard, starred at bat in the first game, with 3-4, and Munday, of Enka, led in the second, with 4 hits. The Mountaineers appear to be in fine physical condition, and as to the mental half, it couldn't be better . . . , this year's group of boys is one of the cleanest and most gentlemanly ap pearing that it has ever been my pleasure to witness . ... if they ap ply the same snap and drive in their games that they have been showing in practice, we can look for a champion ship team, The schedule for this year shows two games with Canton . . , one in Canton, on October 15th, under the lights, and one in Waynesville on Thanksgiving Day , . . which is a very good idea, any way you look at it. With the schedule that Coach Weatherby mapped out for the team, there won't be a single game in which the boys can take things easy . . . this year's team is going to have to make up for the loss of a great many of last year's regulars by driving every minute of play. Too bad about Joe Davis, wasn't it? , . . . Joe will be back though, in about four or five weeks, and then he has next year to look forward to after 1 his broken arm heals. Principal Boxers On Card Failed To Show Up. Fans Enjoy Wrestlers Team In cu.. . "dpe torn ,,sl "niest. Little kino Indians By Gordon Hendry,-,, The Waynesville "Dobey Joe" Osborne, of Texas, pined the broad shoulders of Joe Marsh, 240 pound grappler from Wy oming, to the mat two straight times, after losing Ihe first fall. Osborne, a squat 238 pounder, used rough tactics throughout, and won the final fall amid boos from the 250 fans present. Marsh took the first fall in about eleven minutes, after he had slipped a "half Nelson" on Osborne, and rode him to the mat. Osborne objected to the fall, and the fans booed him from the ring. Osborne, however, wasn't long in taking the lead in the second fall, executing a series of toe-holds, body scissors, tackles, and others; he even wrapped the ropes around Marsh's neck and pulled them. "Dobey Joe" turned the trick in the second fall by seating himself a-top Marsh, and pulling him backward by a neck hold, straining his back. Marsh, nursing his weak back, was an easy victim in the! third and final fall. Boxing Program Weak The boxing half of the program was v. , .v rri. n ilii ill, Ml? it i.ii .Jij.: .1 .1. . , , , , , ----- - cujiuiuun, ana me line swr ... j - - up. our the boys have been showir "cc.,ou " uyuls wfre on- varies any cloubt as to the umi.m, maynesvuie negro, wnippeu Greenville's "Dark Night", and Hill ard Stamey, Waynesville, fought to a draw with "Smokey" Reese in a very poorly matched bout. A wrestling match between Lester Poteat and "Bad Bill' McCall will fea ture the wrestling card of Friday night. Other wrestlers were not defi nite as the paper ent to press. chtdf e ili n. ler mree weeks of for theiv ' arc --- ...... ruin content witk Cherokee Indians tomorrow While very little is knottn strength of the Indian. ,u . .. ot impressive -e.,,i-,i ... , d- This game starts tho M : on a th um"l ..... intiuues nve Ulue KitW ference tilts Qr,,t ... r camps r L1 o While Coach Weatherby has not nounced his starting line-up vft fairly certain that the fo!U-.' see olentv of :icti,.i ,i, A U IT i. . . ' ' ' auvii . uaiieocK, and i iu;;' Collins, Bill Milner. StrM.-rit Roy McCracken, guards;' 'f. Hoyle Handcock, ami McK:i v ' ters, ana liiii i'hillip, s ders. James "Ifi.d" pi,;n;.. onooK, anu William .Met rai-k.-r i Joe jJavis, second-string quarterback will be out 1 weeks due to 'injuries. cnann, iMesser, Davis. Alton Hal cock, L-oinns, tiiu Phillips, sra Saunders, "Red" Phillips, lllu'i earned letters last season. Aside Irom the injury to Davi i a stiff ankle which Reeves has bf nursing, tne team is m good phy; conouion, anu tn nth, S. euthpi ? remoi ir nn-t, tal attitJ- ln the boxing cards, two fyh'i from the Sunburst t'C'C camp will J with boxers of their rank. Stv boxers are being contac ted and willi on hand for the scraps on Fi ;dL night. Legionnaires sponsoring the tv plan to nave a record-breaKing cr Friday night, In the same scrimmage that Davis broke his arm, Saunders broke loose for two very pretty runs, as a result of some good blocking, on the part of Handcock and Collins. ' The fans of Waynesville were real ly treated to some good wrestling last Friday night . . . "Dobey Joe" Os borne hit "Tiger" Joe Marsh, the Wyoming Indian, with everything ex cept the ring posts . . . as a matter of fact, he did use the ropes. Robert Wagerifeld Out For State Team Robert Wagenfeld, former high school football player, is among the candidates out for daily practice under Coach Doc Newton at State College. Wagenfeld is out for an end posi tion, and his weight in the official ros ter of State players lists him as fol lows: First year, end, weight 185, age 19 and 5 feet 11 inches. He is the only Haywood boy listed on the State roster. Some more of that type of matches will assure a good crowd every Friday. . . , "Cow-boy' Letrall, who has wres tled in Asheville several times, was present, and according to Powers, will work in the near future .... wouldn't a match between him and the Texan, "Dobey Joe" fit in 'nicely? Isn't it strange how a crowd will pick it's favorite the minute the two participants enter the ring? ... last Friday Marsh hadn't crawled through the ropes before the crowd was yell ing for him. YOU'LL never know how wonderfully mellow beer can be till you dis cover the balanced flavor of "AMERICA'S FAVORITE" It seems to me that Wednesday, or some other night would suit the maiir agement of the boxing show better than Friday . . . from now on ... be cause of the night football games in Canton. . Experience is what you have when everything else is gone. left It's because there are so many fools in the wx.ind that the wise, man gets an occasional break. A new marriage law in Washing ton, D. C, requires a notice of three days before couples can marry. It is said this puts a stop to gin marriages. An optimist is one who says the bottle is half full; and a pessimist is one who says it's half empty. OFF THE WAGON New l ork. Police found a large quantity of wine in the home of Al exander Reiner, 70. They accused him i in court of intending to sell it in vio- 1 A! .. . . . iaiion oi staie jiquor control laws. "I don't sell it, I drink it," Reiner snorted. "Since 1915, I haven't touch ed a drop of water." - Case dismissed. A Kansas jury brought in a ver dict to the effect that one cannot get drunk on 2.3 beer, which has been de clared legal by the Kansas legislature. Gurgle! Gurgle! The boy who is too tired to curry days horse will spend two hours wash ing and polishing his own second-iand I , JACOB RUPPCRT W-'- " lir IM, ' I NEW YORK CITY kiA b y JV 1 An OVER lHlAMLE'ITS STAIiLE WAYNESVILLE, N. C. , AUSPICES OF AMERICAN I.ECK'N 8 M. FRIDAY ,SEPT.17p Walter Jewel vs. Sunburst CCC Camp. 141 lbs. Jess Johnson Sunburst CCC Camp, 147 lbs. VS. Two Extra Three Round Bouts WRESTLING MATCHES Lester Poteat vs. Bad Bill McCall Names of other Fighters not announc ed Tommy Powers. Referee BATTLE ROYAL Five Negroes Admission -oC Ringside 40c
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