North Carolina Newspapers

THE MOUNTAINEER'S PORT PAGE Completely Covering The Local Sports Field Sport o . 11 ... i. ;k. football weam ..t the same the ,', float through the v'lle High School as underway. otball weather as Tuesday was i.u boy reporting for i ;o like it just the I no uniforms were of the boys wore trunks. ; THTRSDAY, Al'Gl ST 2:, 1938 Edited By Marion T. Bridges I 'ape 15 Seek Liahts For Athletic Field . ,11 b ,. i,,t0 the drill with " " . .. i 1,. ,.!.. i.I vigor, ami n wun ill be about as he, viar if not heav ,. rather strong wi that i if the boy 50 CANDIDATES REPORT FOR FOOTBALL J rilled ,11 d' ,en at , no nw mione that Coach Weatherby's iron 1. ... f U . . 1 . i . , r,,t live up to tne ruies ,h, l.igimiing of the sea- i .. 1 Vi. iiitrht he. tfi- now m'"u "l - 11 be put in his place. i&r' 1... Manufacturers To Tackle Enka For League's Top Ranking Game After the Battle of the game is ports and that is two coaches. If football team (v suit: purpose promote dean u nr. CV i'i '"V .v; hfsiaes a 'b, featcd then it is not worth "t;ne that if takes to put them in ,K. Go Through Drills Prospects For Winning Team Indicated As Splendid Mater ial Reports To Coaches . ' 1. ko Dnrnkw The frt "l tne wct: mv Oriinieiw went on recoru as i-i-r the lighting of the athletic .dnd are planning w Kn- " soon as possiDie. it is the lights will be ready i. rn'w irnn vum ime to Miit' iw fr m r.ignt. rted as t . I .. A .. L It would be a goou ming 10 nave Ural night games and in that way he working people a cnance to 10V the game. nut mere is vine awbaek in night games here, getting neone to play. It is understood t irot of the teams that play at ht want mure of the proceeds, or a p : tl 1 pi amount oi money man wuc ht play during the day light hours. the games here at night would was many lans as some oi me ames put on by some of the towns arby, a larger purse could be of- ed and Still come out on top or little better. But that is neither tre nor there. The lights will have be put up before thinking of night otball. : . Barber Apple Men Pick Saunook Owls The apple-pickers of Barber's Or ard downed the Saunook Owls last aturday on the Hazelwood field. 7 4, in a hard fought game. Caldwell and Barber led in the hit 's for the winners, while Mull and nut took similar honors for Allen's rwk. Batteries for Barber's Orchard were "tin and Barber, while Allen's eek supported Browning and Cog- The Waynesville .Mountaineers started their football practice Tues day afternoon with approximately fifty boys reporting for the first prac tice of the season. Coaches Weatherby and Ratclift' put the boys through a light drill, com posed of exercise and timing practice of punting and passing. The squad was composed of several regulars from last year and quite a few new candidates who will likely be in ac tion in most of the games. Due to several of the regulars as well as some of the prospective new members working at public works this week, they were not present at the opening drill. Both Coaches Weatherby and Rat cliff ar optimistic concerning this year's team. CHESTERFIELD BOYS TOO MUCH FOR THE INDEPENDENTS New Tiger Manager The line up: Barber orbin Caldwell Stephens Beck Moore linehart Stephens Carter 7) Allen's Creek (4) C Cogdill P Browning IB D.Green 2B B. Milner SS Collins 3B J. Milner RF Conard CP C. Pruitt LF Mull Dorr Suffer , Hm Fever or Asthma Symptoms Mfc?" "ll' trying a doctor's treet bZh? i yl"ltM of ithr hay ferer or nhef in thou jinds of ctes. hxrin. 1 ? ,sk us bout Dr- Fugue Zto ,S - nrco'i" or habit forming """Wlmooey.bckii.r.nt SMITH'S DRUG STORE The Hazelwood Independents lost a hard fought game Saturday to Ches terfield Mills at Asheville. The In dependents held a lead of .'! to 0 until the fourth inning. Then Chesterfield Mills rallied. The final score of the game was Earle Chesterfield Mills 7, Independents 2. Leading batters, In dependents, Casada, two singles, Car roll Truitt double and single, Clint Truitt two singles, Buddy Robinson one double, and Bronson Robinson a double. Earle Chesterfield Mills, E. Farlow two singles. H 2 1 2 1 1 0 Independents Pos AB R Gordon Wyatt IB 4 1 Casada SS 4 0 Buddy Robinson 2B 4 0 Carroll Truitt C 4 0 Wright 3B 4 0 Bronson Robinson LF 4 1 Davis RF 2 1 Clint Truitt CF 2 Lance P .' 0 ToUl 32 5 Chesterfield Mills Pos AB R Matthews CF 5 1 Morgan .'IB 4 1 Farlow 211 4 0 Sprouse IB 4 1 Robinson C 4 0 E. Farlow SS 4 2 Jones RF 1 Bishop LF 4 1 Medcalfe P 4 0 Total 37 7 'f-N. N - 'r 'I ho Hazelwood Manufaetuivrs, af tti winning two games last week, will go to Kiik.i in a return game, Satur- I lie l'.iika tram .rave the Ha- a hiking ,,, ,u (il.s. -eeond hall, and the aie out lor a win second half the Man- only lost two irames. If they nutn- I s otnl boys gitllll- it tin ! .ihmutaeturor So far in the I utaetui ers have I one of them to Enka. age to take the game Saturday it will j put them closer to the top Hmj KOHj Chaiief to win tho second half of the I Industrial league sciies. -Monteith has boon pitching good ib.ill since hejome.! the .Manufacturers in the second half, and it is expected that he will start the game Saturday with Putnam and Byrd ready to give loin any assistance that he on the mound. Del Baker Most fUdden shock of the season for the baseball world was when Del Baker, above, was appointed manager of the Detroit Tigers, re placing Mickey Cochrane who may go to the Boston Red Sox as manager. Biltmore Swamped By Onslaught Of Manufacturers may need Manufacturers In Winning Streak At Franklin Sunday Hazelwood Downed Macon Team y to 2 liefore Large Sunday Crowd -C- v. The Maiuitacturfis iourncved lo Franklin on Sunday and downed the Franklin nine by a score of U to 2, in the first Sunday game thut the Manufacturers have played. The Franklin game was not a reg ular schedule game and was played as an "in-between-game." The Sunday games have been going over with a bang in Franklin with large crowds attending. Inman led the day in hitting hon ors managing to get four hits out of five trips to the plate, two doubles and two singles. Patillo led the Franklin team with two for four. Byrd pitched good ball up until the fifth inning, allowing only three hits. (when he was relieved hv . PiKnnni. Monteith Pitched Air-Tieht Hall. ," f"uthPw f" the Hazelwood team. Iunrig irie course oi the game f rank Armstrong getting aid Eighteen stitches were required to repair damage Inflicted on Henry Armstrong's face by Lou Ambers although Armstrong won the bout and his third world box tag title. The Herkimer Kid ttaged a gallant battle and re peatedly scored with telling up-percuts. C. Of C. Board In Behind Plan To Light Field Possibility Of Lights Ik'ing In stalled In Time For Night Fool ball WITH I OTHER BRAND OF BEER. WBE THE JUDGE. Ill TDUfl OWM TASTE DiQDE. WANTED MAPLE LOGS, Hard and Soft. Aso Birch, bass, Ash, Cherry, Walnut, Butternut and Bellwood. Deuvered to our mill at lake junaluska For Price and Specifications Call Carolina CDilO-Biilies H. L. Liner Allowing But Eight Hits In Game The Hazelwood Manufacturers wal loped the Biltmore team, B to 1, on Biltmore's diamond last Saturday to add another step toward the top in the Industrial league, with Monteith pitching an eight-hit game out of thirty-one possible chances. The Hazelwood team clicked throughout the game, making only 2 errors and gathering eleven hits. Glenn and Gene Wyatt together with Inman chalked up two hits apiece with Wilson getting three hits out of four trips to the plate for Biltmore. Biltmore B. Williams C. Maham J. Carter C. McManan R. Capps J. Bramlette J. Wilson B. Shroot II. Wolfe Pos All K SS 2B C LF RF FB :jb CF P 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 H 9 DECORATION DAY Decoration day will be held at Crabtree Chapel Saturday, August 27. Everybody is invited to come and bring lunch, and flowers. I 'if in it i- plans are being formu la ted to light the athletic field at the high school -with a possibility that l he project will be completed this fall in time lor night football The boa id of directors of the Cham ber of Commerce in session Monday evening discussed the matter at length, and President Ralph Prevost is to name a committee within a day or two to work with school authorities in getting work underway. The directors expressed themselves freely on the matter, and felt that ihe lights should he installed before the football season. Several individuals in the communi ty have ottered to donate something to the material necessary for the light ing, and others have pledged work men. M. H. Bowles said that a tentative estimate of installing the lights had been made sometime ago, and was about $7.ri(). With some material and labor donated, it is believed the work can be done for a much smaller cash outlay. The group went into the matter of having organzied solt ball teams next spring and summer. It was pointed out that Sylva and Canton often draw crowds from one thousand to fif teen hundred to the games. Several business men at Monday night's meeting were of the opinion that at least eight teams could be organized in this community for all season playing, and perhaps some inter-city games. While there are many details to bi worked out, it is believed that the project will be pushed rapidly. lin was allowed only six hits against the Manufacturers fifteen. Hazelwood I,s AB R H E Glenn Wyatt 2H 5 2 Blalock CK 5 2 1 Casada lit ,11 11 Fisher ,'( 5 i Truett LF 5 11 Smith C 5 2 1 Inman SS 6 4 1 Robinson RF 5 1 1 Byrd p . l Putnam P 2 1 Leading hitter, Inman, 4 for 5. Two double and two singles. Putnam relieved Byrd in the fifth. Byrd allowed only three hits until the fifth. Smith. played a great game behind the bat. Pos Alt R II 4 1 1 Leading hitter, J. Wilson, 3 for four. Hazelwood Glenn Wyatt Blalock Gene Wyatt F. Robinson Joe Scruggs R. Putnam R. Montieth J. Smith E. Inman Leading hitters, four. Genu Wyatt, Pos AB R SS CF IB LF 2B RF P 4 5 5 4 4 5 4 4 4 1 3B E. Inman, 2 for four. H 2 1 2 1 - 1 1 1 2 2 Franklin Sutton PattilJo Dalrynkle Dunoll Archer Elliott Calie Swantson Z Russell Berry Justice XX XX Justice thir inning did not bat Leading hitter, Pattjllo 2 for four Z batted for Russell in ninth. E Red mock Cola Now Enjoyed By Millions AMERICA'S FINEST REVERAGE Millions of people lire finding pure delight in the enjoyment of delicious, wholesome Red Rock Cola, the bev erage that, represents the result of the most intensive scientific study and findings of skilled chemists. 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LF 2B 3B II! C CF RF SS SS p p started 3 game, pitched for INDEPENDENTS TO MEET LEICESTER HERE ON SATURDAY The Hazelwood Independents will play the Leicester nine on the Hazel wood diamond this coming Saturday with a good game in prospect. The Independents lost their game to Earl Chesterfield Mills in Asheville last week and are out to win the game with Leicester. This week they will pitch a new man. ., 666 Liquid, Tablat Sal va Not Dtept . : curat ... MALARIA in 7 day and relieve! COLDS firat day Headache, 30 minute Try "MUB-MY-TISM" World'! Bt LIrWment Leathernecks Not Tough Enough For Saunook Owls The Saunook Owls put the skids i under the Tannery Leathernecks last Friday, with John Owens pitching nor I hit ball for the first five innings of! the game. Other pitchers used by the ! winners, were Saunders and Corbin, I with Rhinehart and Stephens getting I three hits in four trips to the plate, j Swanger, Gaddis and Henry twirled for the Tanners, to Scmggs, with i Swanger getting 2 for four hits. 1 RETURN FROM GEORGIA Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Galloway and niece, Miss Hortense Miller, spent the week-end in Cleveland, Ga., and on Sunday attjended the Mossy Creek Camp Meeting. This annual event has been held for the past 107 years. The Ideal Vacation. . . . (VflAYVOlEW MANOR Blowing Rock, North Carolina 4,000 Feet Elevation American flan , Average 67 degrees cool during June, July and August One of the Finest Appointed Hotels In The Blue Ridge Mountains YOU will enjoy your stay here, whether it be for just a day or two or for a month. Perfect service amid ideal surroundings JACK G. CRAFT Proprietor-Manager