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THE MOUNTAINEER'S SPORT I3PAGE MARCH 13, 1941 Edited by Marion T. Bridges Page 13 IM4 atom Tute Ms) Mm fnpcville Girls Bethel Boys Trophies And Awards S To Individuals For Outstanding Performances i ...nal TTavwood flu secuu" )unty Basketball Tournament Leld the local gym came to a close ,t Saturday night with the de- champions of last year Sing the honors. The Beth- the boys' amsiun, . . j.. OR r? : i.-iment was opened on ,day night of last week and e continued on Friday when the ni-finals were played and the si, on Saturday. ... At the end oi w puyus " itarday nigm, tne "mm both divisions were awarded Uies, as was tne runner-up. (reral awaras weio standing players in both divi- an. Tne KeiiaDie tfcwcx Waynesville presented a loving iu ,.fatanHiri(y nlftvpr and rh scorer which was presented to ' u. f ttm Bethel cirls. jueaoc, w - tefle Rogers, of Clyde, Elizabeth of Fines Creek, also were Iwded winners in the girls di- Clyde, Rathbone, of Fines Creek, Id Henry, of Waynesville,' re ived awards for their outstanding i, i. EasKewau tournament Underway In Canton performance on the hardwood. ' In the awards to the winners of the tournament and the second place teams, trophies were award ed to the team as a whole and each individual member of the. team re ceived an individual trophy, the place winners getting gold basket balls and the second place silver balls. These were given in both the boys and girls' divisions. In the semi-finals which were held Friday, the Waynesville girls took the Fines Creek lassies 23 to 11. The Waynesville boys dropped their game to Fines Creek 82 to 24, Bethel girls advanced in their game with Canton 33 to 23. The Canton boys took their place in the finals by defeating Fines Creek 35 to 27. Semi-Finals Girls' line-up: Pos Waynes 23 Fines Creek 11 F McElroy (18) .. .J). Rogers (4) F Messer (3) ..........F. Rogers F Goodson (2) .......McCrary (3) G Ledford ........,.,... .Fish G Plott .................Rogers G Trout .............................Sparks WANT ADS WOODS FOR SALE At rea sonable prices, all sizes. Guar anteed to live if properly plant- k Wayne Bramlett, Cove Creek. March 13. Bova' line-un: Pos Bethel (32) Waynesville (24) F Welch (16) . ..Yount (6) F Mathis (6) ...............Henry (5) O Long (3) ...... .....Burnett (5) C! M. Rogers (2) ....Crawford (6) G R. Rogers (5) Inman Subs; Bethel, Cathey; Waynes ville, Wyatt (2), Ledford. Girls' line-up Pos Bethel (33) Canton (23) F Long (5) ...................Rogers (8) F Bumgarner (14) ...Stewart (4) F Mease (14) ..........Pressley (11) G Cogburn .. ...I. Taylor G--JFarmer .. . ...............Woodruff G Buckner .. .. ................Robinson Subs: Bethel, L. Mease, West Canton, Burrell, L. Taylor. Boys' line-up : Pos Canton (35) Fines Creek (27) kMl Motors Truck., with f'l-Bearlm Steering, are Wto steer at your car." And wluilv. new CradU-CoU fWw comfortable! There's Increased leg room In CMC's new all-steel caba. And under the hood, drivers have the strongest pulling engines In the Industry, size for size. Try CMC today. poym.nl, through oer owe YMAC Han of fowerf aveitahlt ratal DAVIS BROS. MOTOR CO. HONE 98 . ' MAIN STREET N LOW.PHKED 'war OF VALUE GASOLINE DIESEL Tan Bark Wanted We are in the Market For Both Chest not Oak and Hemlock Tan Bark. If you ave any to sell, Come to. Oar Office at ce and secure contract &ffiJour Tan Bark Into CASH Junaluslia Tannery HAZELWOOD, N. C. Semi-Finals To Be Held Friday; Finals Saturday Local Girls And Canton Favored To Take Honors Again This Year The sixth annual Blue Ridge Con. ference torunament got underway Tuesday night on the Canton high school court with eight teams par ticipating in the opening round of play. The second round was play ed on Wednesday night with eight teams also meeting. The semi finals will be played on Friday night, giving the teams a rest of one day (today) and finish on Sat urday. In the second round of play which took place last night, the Sylva girls managed to eliminate a fighting Saluda sextet by a one point margin, 26 to 25 in the only girls game scheduled for the even ing. The Bryson City lads also managed to take their game from Mars Hill by a one point difference, 22 to 21. Swannanoa had little trouble defeating Saluda, the final score being 33 to 28. The Canton boys continued their rampage to trounce Sylva 68 to 27. The Waynesville girls and the Canton boys will defend their title which was won last year. The local Jassies being seeded until the semi finals and the Canton boys coming through with two wins to place them in the running strong. In the opening round of play, the Swannanoa girls handed the An drews lassies a 34 to 22 defeat. The Canton boys came through in fine style against the local boys, taking the game 33 to 13. The Canton girls also put the power on to trounce Mars Hill 34 to 9. In the last game of the evening, Andrews boys went down in defeat to Tryon, 28 to 18. The semi-finals will be played Friday with the first game sched uled for 6:00 p. m., when the Swan nanoa girls and Canton will tangle. The second game will place Canton boys against Tryon at 7:00. At 8:00 the local girls will see action for the first time in the tournament when they meet the Sylva lassies The last contest will place Bryson City and Swannanoa boys together at 9:00. ' The winners of this playoff will meet Saturday night with the girls' game scheduled for 7:30 and the boys following immediately after. Trophies will be awarded to both the first and second teams in both the boys and girls division and in dividual awards will be given to the outstanding players in both divisions. The first round of play results: Girls' line-up: Pos Andrews 22 Swannanoa 34 F Dockery (18) ... Astley (4) F Angel (4) ..... Lytle (14) F -Moore ...,...-..Edwards (16) G Best . . Carson G Caldwell Stroupe G Adams ' .........Blanks Subs: Andrews, Williams, Wood; Swannanoa, Coggins. REJOINING REDS - - By Jack Sords . Bat Ta&Jeo Miff If 0-TMeoot' 14 if'! Figi.p eecMse ft ,,r :, of mis . I ... Mur- 04At AAOO&A OOfPlCTLPga SPORTS ROUND-UP J. D. HYATT Boys' line-up: Pos Canton (33) Waynesville (13) F Rhea (5) .......Yount (5) F Fowler (8) .Henry (4) C Clark (13) i ;.-..Milner (4) G Hipps .. .....Crawford (1) G Watts (2) .. .... Burnette Subs: Canton, Phillips (3), Car roll, Owen, Wilson (3), Burrus; Waynesville, Wyatt, Ledford, Con stance, Inman (1), Francis. Girls' line-un: Pos Canton (34) Mars Hill (9) F Pressley (8) .-. .Pender (2) F I. Taylor (7) --.Garrison F Stuart f 15) Ledford (7) G Woodruff Allen fi Robed tson .Blake George Glamack, North Caroli na's star basketball center, is in the infirmary with an infected el bow and is running a temperature. Coach Bill Lange hopes he will recover in time to begin practice in preparation for the National Col legiate tournament ' : Hang Greenberg, of the Detroit Tigers, reputed the top salaried star of the major leagues, is one of the half-dozen important players who hasn't yet signed. However, he is not considered a holdout. The Boston Red Sox are the Only club in A. L. to have three mana gers in a single season George Rug, Bob Unglaub, and Jimmy McGuire in 1907. ... . The Tigers have never finished last in the penant race. . . . Buck Newson beat every club in the league last year except the Red Sox. . . .He won five each from the Browns and Senators, and four from the White Sox. . . . Bob Feller won a total of 11 games from the A's, Senators, and Browns without dropping a decision. still keep him in the second high est paid man in baseball and also keep up his record of never get ting to camp on time. Less Steers, University of Ore gon, realized the dream of every Crabtree Takes 2 From Cullowhee Crabtree ended their season with two wins over Cullowhee Monday night, March 10. The 'firls de feated Cullowhee 25 to 13 to win their first game of the season. The Crabtree girls took the lead in the opening minutes and held it throughout the game. Hogan set the pace with 10 points, and was followed by Ferguson and Tate with 6 each. The boys game was nip and tuck affair until the last period, in which Crabtree nosed ahead to win 29 to 24. The scoring attack was led by Crawford, of Crabtree, who accounted for 12 points and Ross also of Crabtree who bagged 10 points. Diets, of Cullowhee, played outstanding ball and scored 10 of the 24 points. The girls line-up: Pos Crabtree Cullowheo F Tate (6) ...Lovedoll (5) G Hogan (10) I. Bishop (6) F S. Bryson (2) ............ Crome (3) G Jolley . .....Hooper G J. Bryson J. Bishop G McElroy .. ............ ..... .Stevens Subs; Crabtree, Ferguson (6), Glance 11), Mcdfotd, Ledford and Justice. Cullowhee, Prcsseley,- Garretv, rnd Copper. Boys' line-up: Pos Crabtree Cul'owhca F Crawford (12) ...... ...Dietz 10) F Fulbright (1, ........ Tiltoy (2) O Ross (10) .............E. Crawford G Milner (3) ...R. Crawford (4) G Sutton .. ..Andrews County Sportsmen Plan To Promote Hunting - Fishing The Haywood County Hunters and Fishers' Association, a unit of the North Carolina Hunters' and Fishers' Association, sponsored a public meeting at the court house on Thursday evening. The main feature of the program was an illustrated lecture by Ross Stevens, State Game Specialist, of Raleigh. Felix Stovall, president of the association, presided. Following the lecture by Mr. Stevens, an open forum was con ducted by Dan Furr, of Asheville, president of the North Carolina Hunters' and Fishers' Association. Among those participating in the forum were; E. L. Meadows, of Asheville, district biologist; J. C. Lynn, county agent; Chas. E. Ray, Jr., member of the State Board of Conservation and Development; M. H. Bowles, Frank Davis, W. A. Bradley, T. N. Massie, Jr., of Sylva, and others. A number of the farmers and land owners in the county also took part in the discussion, centering for the most part around the propa gation of qail in Haywood county. Following the meeting Mr. StOV all appointed a committee to meet and consult with Mr. Stevens for the purpose of outlining plans for a program of game propagation to be undertaken by the association. high jumper to top the "ceiling1" of emil feet. Less cleared the bar 7 feet and inch during an exhibition before 8,000 spectators gathered to watch the Oregon Oregon State basketball game. Joe Boland, football line coach at Notre Dame since 1934, ac cepted a position as assistant coach to A. H. Elward, athletic director and coach at Purdue Unl-; versity. Billy Soose, ex-collegiate "pretty boy" who suddenly turned killer, will get a crack at Ken Overlin's middleweight crown May 9 by vir tue of his magnificent perform ance over Ernie Vich, the "iron man," in Madison Square Garden, March 8. 618 Ykt' tfPIBD o a'FAST BALL OFTEN TtRf 100 MILES AN HOUR.4 SIGNAL FORFULL POWER. TRY PUTS MUfCLE JNVbURMdToR, Tom Yawkey. the so-fabulously wealthy owner of the Boston Red Soxs, has spent exactly $4,280, 612 in eight years on the club. Ist season Yawkey's only ont- Rtjindine nurchase was Don Di Maggio, whose price tag read $75,000. I F Rhea (15) Kirkpatrick (11) F Fowler (6) B. Williams (3) C Clark (4) J. Messer (5) G Hipps (6) .H. Messer (2) G Burrus ....T. McElroy (3) Subs: Canton, Phillips (4) Watts; Fines Creek, L. Kirk (3). . Finals . Girls' line-up: : Pos Bethel (30) Waynesville (13) F Long (8) McElroy (9) F Bumgarner (4) Messer (2) F Mease (18) Goodson G Cogburn ..Xedford G Farmer . Plott G Buckner . .. ..Trout Subs: BetheL West; Waynesville, Sheehan (2), Bryson. Boys' line-up: p09Canton (34) Bethel (25) F Rhea (12) Welch (7) F Fowler (6) ". M. Rogers (10) C Clark (4) -Long (3) G Hipps (10) .Cathey G Watts o?ers Subs: BetheL Hardin (2), Mathis (3), Sayles; Canton, Burrus (2). College ; boxers from all parts of the country will participate in the seventh annual tournament of of the National Collegiate Athletic association at Pennsylvania State College, March 27, 28 and 29. Di Maggio, it is reported, has at last ended his holdout and com promised for $35,000. This will G Smathers Willis Subs: Canton, Morgan, Reeves (4), Odiear, L. Taylor, Burrell; Mars HilL Brown, Anderson, Rob inson, Ray. Boys' line-up: Pos Andrews (18) Tryon (26) F Tucker (18) ...Jackson (9) F Ballard (2) .Beatson C Lunsford (6) Vining (5) G Curtis (3) - -.Green (12) G Parker .Melton (Z) Subs: Andrews, Grant (2), Mc Naily, Baker. ( Second round of play last night: Sylva girls 26, Saluda 25. Bryson City toys 22, Mars Hill 21. Swannanoa boys 33, Saluda 28. j Canton boys 68, Sylva 27. OFFICE SUPPLIES Modern Office Supplies Save Time and Do The Job Better! Listed below are some of the items we have in stock. If we don't have what you want we will be glad to get it for you. . . 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