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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, l9 J THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 10 On sT : 1 Rflouiniaiiieers '-.mmttd For -Strong ISirysoini wqj leai Mountaineers Defeat Asheville School 33-0 Neither Team Has Suffered Defeat This Season Game Starts Here Friday Night At Eight; Good Game Is Prediction. The undefeated Waynesville Mountaineers will meet the Bryson City eleven, also undefeated on the local gridiron Friday night with the opening kick-off slated for 8:00. The visitors have the hest team in the history of the school. The line Is heavy and powerful and the backs are fast and tricky. The Bryson griders will be paced by Captain Williams, supported by fullback Painter, who has been gaining much ground this year. The Bryson team is undefeated, having downed Canton 6 to 0 and rolled over Robbinsville, and have been working hard for their tus sle with the Mountaineers Friday. Coaches Weatherby and Ratcliff have been putting the Mountain eers through their paces this week in preparation for the hard game that is anticipated with Bryson Frwlav nie-ht. Several of the second stringers are show ing much improvement and are pushing for position on the first eleven. Some of the more prom ising are Scruggs, Gibson, Nichols and McClure, and before the clos ing gun of the Bryson game they ; r ....... . . . -t; ' I ROUND-UP SPORTS College football scouts would do well to keep their eyes on the local griders, especially Evans, right guard. In the Asheville Khnni nme last week, he did al most the impossible when he plow ed through five linemen to get me ball carrier and saved the day in not letting the Blues reach pay dirt. Here's how it happened. Ashe ville lined up in punt formation and instead of punting dropped back to throw a forward pass. Evans dropped back in the defense area to protect the section back of center. Instead of throwing a long pass to either flank or down the center, where the local backfield men had their men covered leav ing the center of the field clear, a short pass to the line of scrimmage was made. All of Waynesville's linemen had rushed the passer, leaving five Asheville linemen and the nass receiver in the open. Not to be outdone, Evans did not mind the heavy odds that were against him and plowed into the hve line men, spilling them and making the tackle with only slight gain, where otherwise it could have been pftsilv a score. Evans is only one of the locals that are showing up nicely this season. ni. WavnMville Mountaineer! added their second straight victory of the season to their list last aai the tram Died the Blues ' of Asheville School, on the .Unn nf th Cardinals over WAV . the New York Yankees, by taking four out of five games in me world series. While the fans are shouting themselves hoarse, the Cardinal players are busy banking $6,192.60 that each received for their ser vices in five games. The Yankees got $3,351.76 for their part. For the five games, 276,717 people paid admissions; amount ing to $1,105,249. The U. S. O. got $100,000 paid for radio time, mak ing a tota of $362,926 received from the series. TUtr mnnv lota of people plenty of excitment and an unex Dected result for most fans that's a typical world series. WANTED To Buy ' IRISH POTATOES We Pay Highest Cash Market Prices. Farmers Exchange C. D. KETNER, Owner It is all over but the shouting and that will go on out in St. Louis for a long time, as they celebrate will probably see action. . Due to minor injuries susiainea in th a Asheville School game last week, Jackson, Henry and Bruce Jaynes will probably be slowed down from their regular.iast pace. The probable starting lineup for the Mountaineers win nna jacK son at left end, Constance at left tarkle. Caldwell at left guard and H. Jaynes over the ball. The right side of the line will find Evans at guard, Clark at tackle, B. Jaynes nt AnH. Tn the backfield. Henry at quarter, Scruggs left half, Yount right half and Arrington at run back. NOTICE Due to curtailment of manufacture of parts, we urge you to have your radio checked as soon as possible. For Dependable RADIO SERVICE On All Makes See Miller Radio Service WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF TUBES ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10 Years Experience Located At Garrett Furniture ;;-stbiifrl';:;;H'- Main Street Waynesville Saturday brought a number of upsets in football, with experts taking a teriffic tumble in the num ber of correct predictions. Wake Forest trampled Duke iv to 7, while North Carolina rolled over the South Carolina Game cocks 18 to 6. This was the first time since 1926 that the Wake For est Deacons have defeated the Duke Blue Devils. North Carolina State edged out Clemson by one point in a 7 to 6 score. Georgia Tech lashed Notre Dame 13 to 6, Tennessee ran over Fordham 40 to 14. ., Hunters are reauested to be doubly cautious this season when in the vicinity of telephone lines, lest their gunshots accidentally damage vital telephone equipment which must be kept working full time in interest of the war effort. With the armed forces and war industries deoendine so heavily on telephone communication, it is es pecially important that every line be kept in service at all times. To An thin, it is essential to keep the equipment free of dam- age. Shots fired near telepnone wires or cables may miss their mark and accidentally cut a wire or shatter an insulator. Aside from niittina' scores or DOSSibly hundreds of telephones out of ser vice, this might interfere with an important war call. W. L. Lampkin, local manager of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, says that caution against accidental dam age to telephone facilities is just another of the simple but vitally important ways in which civilians can help assure the best possible telephone service for the calls of war. letter's field, in a 83 to 0 score. The Mountaineers had an easy Hm in defeating" their ODDOnents, and who in the past years, have proven one I the tougnesi iesm the local gridironers play. Henry, Mountaineer quarterback, scored three touchdowns two on runs of 35 and 25 yards, and an. other on a nass from Yount that clipped off 35 yajrds. Arrington completed a moun taineer drive by crashing through the line into pay dirt, and the fifth Waynesville score came when Har ris intercepted a Blue aerial and sramnered fifi yards to score. . Constance and Evans led the Mountaineer line play. The block ing of the winners was a ieaxure. Pos. Waynesville Asheville T.K Javnes . ......... ... ..... Hendrix LT Constance Banks Lfi Owens Carr C H. Jaynes ................ Hardwick RG Evans Steketee RT Clark ... Straus RE Jackson Widman QB Henry Gantt T.H Yount ' Crawford RH Harris Chapman FB Arrington Lipscomb Score by periods: Waynesville ..: -6 7 14 633 Asheville School ....0 0 0 0 0 Scorinsr touchdowns: Henry (3), Arrington and Harris. News From Jonathan Creek The home demonstration club mt with Mrs. Irene Hudson on Friday afternoon to her new home. Fifteen members were present, oi.n tvA vinitnra. Miss Hester Owen and Miss Maria Palmer. After the report of project lead ers, the topie lor siuay "u uw onstration was "Fashions for Vic tory." The club studied many ready-made dresses and will make niH Hrpsses tn conform with war regulations and still have at tractive and becoming clotnes. The club agreed to assist in ine gathering of scrap. During the social hour Mrs. una . .... i i son served delicious reiresnmems. In November there will be an all-day meeting with Mrs. Tom Rainer. Miss Terrell Honored At Western Carolina Sara Phillia Terrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Terrell, of Waynesville, was recently elected to the office of proctor ol Moore Dormitory, by the women resi dents of same dormitory at West ern Carolina Teachers Colleg at Cullowhee. The duties of these proctors are G. M. Carver. Social Committee. Louise Farton. Marion Ellis Howell. Lois Cald well and B. J. Morrow. Others that were present were: Francis Boyd, Max Allison, Jack Allison, Jimmie Meadows, Tucker Parton. Billy Howell. J. D. Mead ows and William Meadows. Several farmers and farmers wives met at the Rock Hill school on Friday with J. C. Brown, of Wavnesville. to discuss plans for producing more food for the com ing year. We hope to have classes soon for the study of producing more beef, poultry, eggs, hogs, mut ton and vegetables. Miss Jeannette Dillard spent last week-end visitiner her family in Sylva. 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Owen, intercepted a pass and ran 80 yards for a touchdown at Canton Friday night and then helped his mates repulse numerous Morganton high drives as the Bears upset the highly favored Wildcats, 7-0. Playing before a turnout of 1, 500 fans, the Bears scored midway of the opening period. The Wild cats drove into Canton territory and Simpson's pass was grabbed by Owen on the Canton 20. The Bear signal-caller sprinted to pay dirt and Frank Hardin crashed through the line for the extra POint.'' ' :y - From here on out the invaders nushed the Bears all over the field but couldn't score. The Wildcats went to the Canton 12 in the sec end period, to the 11 and then the 4 in the third session, and finally to the three-yard line in the iourtn only to be stopped on each drive by the stubborn Bears. Morganton piled up 17 first downs to Canton's one ; and wallop ed the Bears in every phase of gridiron play except in scoring, which is the most important. Two weeks ago Morganton scor ed a 7-6 win over Charlotte high and entered Friday night's fray favored to win by several touch downs. The lineups: Canton (7) Morganton fO) LE Chapman Ross LE LT Soesbee Eakers LT LGR. Stamey Miller LG C Carroll Wilson -C RG Shope Oxford RG RT Sorrells Perkins RT RE B. Smathers Mode RE QB Owen Rocket QB LH H. Smathers Simpson LH RHG. Stamey Read RH FB-J. C. Smathers Poteet FB Score by periods : Morganton .............. 0 0 0 00 Canton 7 0 0 07 Scoring touchdowns; Owen. Ex tra points r Hardin (line) . Subs : Canton Sutton, Hardin, Pressley, Morganton, nuason, urasweii. The Methodist Youth Fellowship members met with Mrs. G. M. Car ver. Fridav nisrht. octoDer js. The new officers elected were as follows: President. Marv Parton: Vice- President. HaDDv Hudson: Secre tary, Polly Allison; Treasurer, Mrs. . UIt J- council, to grant generj TT ciSr"T.K ed her. ws. very' aeu tr curriculum activity r I member of the w.8 Journalism rink j.v.. ' tary of TTw. 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