Oport.S
BRIDGES
, vers played their first
U!l. t.ason last Friday,
: v spectators on hand
jme as anticipated,
vfaynesville fans have
."lvst in the local team, or
- r ir for a frood killing
THE MOUNTAINEER'S
ORT PAGE
Completely Covering
The Local Sports
Field
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1938
Edited By Marion T. Bridges
Page 9
FASTER TEAM TO MEET BREVARD FRIDAY
I
,ame was rather slow
it ....... .. 1 1 a tiani
.It ' a ilea mc-
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... t'..,. caiiK'
vc! -t
K..f.,u-. and
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was much improv
with Canton the
were scrapping
but the Mountaineers
tiie Waynesville spirit
trailinjr by a score of
tin;
.art P-'
on ti
Hy began to click in
ikh!, but that is rather
it. They put on a fair
.' del'eiise, but when it was
with the ball, it was al
to their goal line and ne
Liinin out of danger.
4 luik Coach Weatherby has
;' .-.t, j)Ut a lot of the mistakes
" . ,',.;iKrh't to the surface last
',- Ik has shifted his back
'vt . iv expected that a much
V. u am "ill participate against
.,.;,,,( rlt-vel).
. ... a v.a.i, several new plays
" Iiulay. So far the
,:iVt. only used straight
" ..w with no tncK piays
iill in the winning col-Hvi-:u
taken the game last
; . .. jr i, ..in Marion. This Fri
ij. fans of Canton are
,., t uma-y, as the team
t:,,ni iluir only licking
ix? them Sylva.
Mountaineers Trail Andrews
1 Point Until Last Quarter
Slow Team Gets Into High In
Last Few Minutes Of (lame.
After Puttering Along
that
last
predicted that the Canton-
;i affray will, draw tne largest
J of the season, shoving the Can-
... .L. I 1.
flavmsville frame in me uucr.-
j, by the way, it is only a short
until the hist game between me
tameers iinil the Black Bears.
first name oi ine iwu gamu
will he played : on
mi October 14th.
the local
i-.l II I .. Inl.inn fVil
: soitnau league i wuus wv
eht with funs in this communi
. , i i ..
Several contracts nave aireauy
igneii, and the prospects for
miuu'ed nuniDcr is in signt.
course the games will not be
ed until next spring, but the
must he organized and the
of players known at once.
S the winter months a sched
can he made out whereby all
anis will he listed and as soon
urather breaks in the spring
fames will start without having
a.sti time with the organization
.c teams.
The Mountaineer gridironers defeat
ed the Andrews Wildcats on the
local field Friday by a score of "JO to
7. Only about a half capacity crowd
of football fans were on hand to wit
ness the affray.
The game started with Waynesville
kicking, and during the remainder of
the quarter both teams sought the
weakest snot in the other team.
Waynesville received a fifteen-yard
penalty for holding in the first quar
ter. As the first quarter ended, Waynes
ville was on the Andrews 8-yard line,
tnd with three plavs in the second
period, Milner, full-back for the
Mountaineers, made the first score of
the game, and also the first Moun
taineer score of the season. Phil
lips failed to drop-kick the extia
point.
No more scoring took place until
the third period. 1'arUer, Wildcat
quarter-back, broke loose for a US
yard run and was stopped on the
10-yard line where the Mountaineers
held and kicked out of danger. Af
ter several line plays and lateral
passes Andrews moved up to the
Mountaineers 40-yard stripe where
Spivy, Andrews back, romped over
tackle in a spectacular 40-yard run
for the Wildcat's only score. An
drews kicked for the extra point.
With the Mountaineers trailing one
point at the end of the third period,
the locals put on an added spurt of
speed and driving power and in the
first few minutes of the last period,
Milner plunged over for the Moun
taineer's second score of the game.
The extra point was also converted by
Milner, who drove over his right
guard.
A fumbled lateral recovered by
Tuylor, put the Mountaineers well
past the mid-stripe.
Aiflter trying several passes and
line plays, Reeves flipped a pass to
Phillips out on the flank and Phillips
in turn romped 30 yards, crossing the
scoring line standing up.
Statistics of the game:
Black Bears Fear
Winning Team From
Jackson Capitol
Canton Bruins Take Game From
.Marion; Ready For After
Dark Game Friday
Football Season Takes Sports Spotlight
The Canton Black Bears took their
second game of the season, by de
feating the Marion eleven on the
Canton field Friday night under the
lights, by a score of IS to 0, before
a capacity crowd.
The Marion team presented a well
organized team, but no match for the
powerful Black bruins. With a se
ries of long passes completed in (he
opening minutes of the game, Marion
made their only threat, but were
stopped.
Friday night Canton will be host
and meet the strong dangerous Svlvu
team in an after dark affray.
Last year the Sylva speedsters were
the o:'!y outfit that defeated the
Black Bears. A large crowd ol en
thuastie grid fans are expected to
be on hand eagerly awaiting the
kickotl' at 7::0.
WAKK FOHKST-T11K ( H UH I
Wake Forest will play The Chad
at Charlotte Friday, September :!0.
they are bein:
Sumnierrow.
i
1
Iff VA'
More Speed Put In
Mountaineers After
Andrews Showdown
Brevard Bringing Scrappy Team
To Meet Rejuvinated Moun
taineer Line-lTp
Friday afternoon at I!:o0 the hard
hitting anil tough Blevard cleveN,
will meet the speeded-up Mountain
1 1 i s for the first time in several
vears, in what looks to be a scrappy
battle.
The Mountaineers came out of the
Andrews game in good shape with
the exception of a few minor injuries
and bruises, and Coaches Weather
bv and Katclitf have been brushing
up the players on their defense and
more particularly their offense.
The baclitield is being re-arranged
so as to make their offensive plays
work smoother.
Brevard won their game from Can-
or last Fridav and are Keyed up for
1' riday's game,
?s- ti. V'MN,
teams
handled
bv
Kalph
Another lootball season gets under w:iv in enrnest as big loiigiu
of the nation start their schedules. Approximately Wo colleges and univer
Mties will have teams on the gridiron this vein', then- varsities being piekec
I 1 l om about lii, 000 candidates lor 1 irst-st rinir eli-vens
UKsnrs i, ast f.fk
N. C. Stiite 10, Davidson 7.
I Mike IS, V. V. 1. (h
North Carolina 11, Wake Forest C.
W. C. T. C. L'S, Brevard 1J.
Mars Mill (i, Tiisciilum (i.
Brevard l'J. Candler 0.
I leiidersonville (i, Biltmore 0.
Mars Hill High l!.r, Walnut 0.
Sylva IS, Franklin 0.
CAKOLIN A-N. C. STATU
Carolina will meet State at Kal
eigh this Satuiilnv, Candina was
victorious over State last year, 20-0.
'"U arc interested in playing
all , be sure to contact some of
ponsors, there . are several to
from, ami it ought not to be
to find a .berth on a team.
you live oi work in Hazel wood.
ally you would want to be on
of the teams in that place. The
wry. team '.will be in charge of
I. Richeson, the Unagusta Man
minir team will have Billy Tre
at the head, while those that
'to play with the TaDestrv mill
Have to get in touch with Bill
rs, the Booster Club team is
fV .of Ott Ledbetter. ,
that are interested in join-
Waynesvillp t
I)aIe Stcthz at the Chamber of
and he will take vour
p and place you on one of the
vilie teams, C. E. Ravs Sons
fPonsorijie a team under thp di.
I ;'"! of Chas. E. Ray, Jr. The Ro-
spwsored team is managed by
H. Bowles. Pet .haivw iritVi F..DH
'f' ani! the Legion is organizing
'f wster Rurgin and W. A. Brad
C. E. Weatherby is pushing
club forward in the league,
-nP fiOtorioUS ' eniinilino tnom
F 6.. Gas House Gang," headed by
- .Mtv, tne i a xi nrivpra
r TKn it,:.. . .
0, -""untaineer went to press,
, ?anizations wp urimi
R'SSml;5" PPosed league.
fc,en; 1 nave either eight,
f r s'xeen teams. It now looks
"'am league, ,.
fi Hirt " ' -iuunwineers- vs. Bre
school on thp
See you at the game.
DttiE-DAVinsnv
P"ni.i Sat..., - "
:.lUraay the TlnW uw-tw.
Davidsn and play
n " Cleen. Last season
8 Devil
s defeated the Cats 34-6.
First down
Number punts
Av. distance per punt
Passes attempted
Yards gained passing
Passes intecepted
Penalties received
Line-up:
Pos..., Waynesville (20)
W. A.
5 7
8 !
.it; : is
17 12
80 35
2 2
I'.O 10
Andrews (7)
LE....Leatherwood( Phillips
LT....Stringfield. ...Lunsford
LG....R, McCracken .Hogan
C. ..Taylor King
R-(G ..Collins.......... . . ..Biyson
RT... Hancock . ..Baitlon
RE '.Messer .(co-captain)' -Tucker
QB....Shook..... Parker
LH....Phillips....... ...Spivy
RH....B. McCracken ... Pullium
FB....B. Milner ...Palmer !
Score by periods:
Waynesville ............. 0 fi 0 14 20
Andrews 0 0 7. 0 -7
Subs: Waynesville, Knight, ,1. Mil
ner, Reeves, Headrick and Galloway.
Andrews, Camp. .
Large Sale Of
Hunting Licenses
Sportsmen Taking Advantage Of
Squirrel Season Which Open
ed September 15th
According to G. C. P.lott, county
game protector, the sale of hunting
licenses for 1938 will far exceed that
of 19.37. ..': Last year the sales from
September the 1st to October the 1st
amounted to $950.
This year the sales starting the
first of September. 'through-'Saturday
the 17th totaled $944. To date no out
of state licenses have been sold.
Mr. Plott states that much interest
is teing shown by sportsmen in the
squii'rel season Which opened on the
15th and will continue until December
the 15th. .
Hunting license may be obtained in
Waynesville at the following places:
Alexander's Drug Store, Massie
Hardware, and the Waynesville Hard
ware Company. In Canton they
may be purchased at the Nantahala
Hardware Company and the Haywood
Hardware.
In Clyde they are on sale at the
Clyde Pharmacy. At Lake Juna
luska they are being sold at Medford's
Service Station. In Woodrow. at
Rickman's store, and in Hazelwood
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