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'I J ;J . r ; s . ' '64 i? '!(' V. J1" M ;:' I'?. ! , 1 iM 1 i 2S 7 1 .u v i ' f -' i ! i ' ' ".' i' r " J 'l - ' '3 '.-.J PAGE SIX (SecAftd SectionJ THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. aynesviile IHIas Tea EPS n a me N. C laskeibal Dayton Rubber Is Sponsoring Team; Tucker Is Coach Five Additional Men Can He llsed Hy The Team Under League Regulations The Western North Carolina bas ketball league opened last nifiht. with teams from oisdit towns rep resented in the loop. The Dayton Rubber Maniilaclinin;: Company will have the entry from Wayncs ville. Ned Tucker is coach of the team, and John MeConnell is manager. Ten candidates for berths have been practicing on the court at the Hazelwood school, and all games will be played at the Armoiy. The schedule calls for two panics each week, on Wednesday and Saturday nights. The schedule further pro vides for a home game and a Katue on the road each week. Mr. Tucker said yesterday that there are openings Cor five more players, as each team will he al lowed 15 players under terms of the lease. The Dayton Rubber Manufactur ing Company has provided uni forms, shoes and basketballs for the team. Those int rested in join ing the team should contact Mr Tucker at once. The first games of the season were played lat night. Waynesville played in Asbeville. The league is all set t'.n- a suc cessful season with 8 teams as fol lows: Ashevilli Asheil!e Waste Paper company: Knka American Knka corporation; Canton Cham pion Y. M. C. A : Waynesville Dayton Rubber company: Hender- USE Cold Preparations LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS USE ONLY AS DIRLC1ED GRAY HAIR No More Dyeing? ' Science's startling nfw Vitamins for restoring natural cuiur to pray hair can now be had as Nix Vitamins. No mirv dangerous hair dyeing. Tliopo Vitamins as described by national magazine sup ply harmless anti-frray hair Vitamin substance to your ?'tein. Simply takt 1 a day until graying Ftop-- and hair color returns thru routs. Ape 22 up. Don't look old before your time. Get Mix Vitamin tablets today. Don t wait. Cage Coach N Kl) TL'CKKK is coach of the Waynesville team in the W. N. C. Baskethall league of eight teams. Mr. Tucker is a former star player and coach. sonville Ilendersonville Athletic eliil); Su ai.naiiiia liecon Mills and Moore (lencial hospital: Kast Ma rion Marion Manufait u ring com- l';m'- . irf 'I he schedule: Nov. 14 V. a nesville at Ashe- . I ! i : Ilendersonville at iicacon at Moore; Knka at Nov '17 -Asheville at on I Me; Va i:cs i I le Marion at I'.nka: Moore Nov. 1! 1 llrai on at Knka at Ilendersonville; Waynesville: Moore at Marion: Canton 1 Icnder Heacon: Canton Ashevil le; Canton at Mat ion. at SMITH'S Cl'T HAT I STOKK OKI (i Nov. 24 Asheville at Knka: liea :on at Canton; 1 lemlcrsonvil le at Moore: Way nesville at Marion. Nov. 2!i Canton al Asheillc; Moore at Knka; Marion at lietjeon: Waynesville at 1 lentlersonvil le. Dec, 1 -Asheville at Moore; Can ton at Marion: Knka at Waynes ville: Beacon at Ilendersonville. Dec. 5 --Marion at Asheville; Waynesville at Moore; Henderson' viile al Canton: Hearon at Knka. Dec 8 Asheville ill Way nesville; Marion ai I lemlorsom ilie; Moore al lieaiun; Canton at Knka. Dec .12- Ilendersonville at Ashe ville: Beacon at Wa nesville; Knka at Marion: ('anion at Moore. Dec. 15--Ashevil!e at Beacon: Ilendersonville al Knka; Waynes ville at Canton; Marion at Moore. Dec 19 Knka at Asheville: Can ton al Beacon: Moore at Ilender sonville: Marion at Waynesville. Dec. 22 Asheville a! Canton; Mountaineers Drop 24 - 14 Game To A. School The Waynesville Mountaineers went down in tU feat before a strong Ashev ille S huoi eleven las. Saturday afternoon at Ashcvilh by a (.core of 24 to 14. Alden Yates, Asheville hack, was good for three of the four scores for the Blues and was hard to stop by the locals. Mmnelt. local fullback, was res ponsible for the two touchdowns made by the Mountaineers. Although the score was definitely in favor of Asheville. Waynesville chalked up 12 first downs to their opponents 8. Knka at Moore: Beacon at Marion; Ilendersonville at Waynesville. .Ian. 2 Moore at Asheville; .Marion at Canton; Waynesville at Knka; Ilendersonville at Beacon. .Ian. 5- Asheville at Marion; Moore at Wa nesville; Canton at Ilendersonville; Knka at Beacon. .Ian. !) Waynesville at Asheville: Ilendersonville al Marion; Beacon at Moore; Knka at Canton. .Ian. 12 Asheville al Ilenderson ville; Waynesville at Beacon; Mar inn at Knka: Moore at Canton. Jan. Hi -Beacon al Asheville; Knkji at llenoersonvillc; Canton at Waynesville: Moore at Mai ion. Jan 19- Asheville al Knka; Bea con al Canton; Ilendersonville at Moore; Way nesville at Marion. .I.in 2J -Canton at Asheville: Moore at Knka; Marion al. Beacon: Waynesville at Ilendersonville. Jan. 2ti Asheville al Moore; Canton at Marion; Knka at Way nesville. Jan. 30 Marion at Asheville; Waynesville at Moore; Ilenderson ville at Canton; Beacon al Knka. Kelt. 2 -Asheville al Waynesville, Marion at Ilendersonville; Moore at Beacon; Canton at Knka. Feb. (j Ilendersonville at Ashe ville; Beacon at Waynesville; Mat ion at Knka; Moore at Clinton. Keb. 9 Asheville at Beacon; Ilendersonville at Enka; Waynes ville at Canton; Marion at Moore. Keb K! -Knka at Asheville. Can ton at Beacon: Moore at Ilender sonville; Marion al Waynesville. Keb. lti Asheville al Canton; Knka at Moore; Beacon at Marion; Ilendersonville at Waynesville. Keb. 20 Moore at Asheville; Marion at Canton; Waynesville at Enka; Ilendersonville at Beacon. Keb. 23 Asheville at Marion; Moore at Waynesville; Canton at Ilendersonville; Enka at Beacon. STAR VET By Jack Sords r BiinnH Looking for a Job? Try i Mil tfk &4 2iJ Ijw S7 U America's 6th Largest Industry JOBS IN THE WOODS WOODS WORKERS M 1 YARD WORKERS 9 Mail it to a serviceman, war worker or anybody who is looking for a steady I job at good wages. I HAULERS TRUCKERS -HELPERS LOADERS JOBS IN THE MILLS BEATER ROOM WORKERS MECHANICS LOADERS ft HANDLERS And many other opportunities for skilled and un skilled workers in an industry with no reconversion problem and a great peacetime future. Apply U. S. Employment Service VICTORY PULPW00D COMMITTEE llStzaasna ) HOWARD CLAPP IRA COGBURN TOM ALEXANDER CHAS. B. McCRARY K7T J s. Joe guapaucaniau, srAieeivv& i ie pbm s-tats. coueee. JcC ItA-ZtP (x-icrTPAuU A v(A-MESB0f2&- Three Bears Killed In 2 Sherwood Forest Hunts X JACK HIPPS RAY ORR VINSON JMORROW CONT WASTE PRECIOUS TIME CUT TOP QUALITY WOOD Altliounh a total of 20 boars I'ani.'iiiK in sic from 100 to 400 ''minds have lu't-n sci'n duritm the lirsl l.vi) of the M'iii-diilcd six hear limls in ho Shcrwoiid Corost Wild life area, only llncc had been kill id, it was lear.iod here thronith various club members participating in the first two hunts. Members of the Pigeon Valley Hear llnntin". Club, drawing the lirsl limit of the season -N'ov. 2-2 saw and rhased a total of 17 bears and downed a trio in Hie rug!ed Sherwood area. Two weighed belween pounds each, while tipped the scales at :i00. Two of the snia II Patton, club secretary-treasurer, M. T. Brooks, Charles H. Branson, J. C. Buchanan, V. H. Byers, Tur ney Cathey. T. A. Clark. W. M. Coman. Dr. V. H. Duckett. VV. W. Edwards. Lon R. Goodson. Gus Hargrove, A. J. Hutchins, Larry Justice, R. T. Lanning. Rugh Mc Craoken, McLain Smathers. W. Lee McElrath, Gilbert M. Parris, I. H. Scores Last Week Tennessee 34, Mississippi 0. Georgia 34, Florida 0. Chattanooga Kl. VanderbiU (I. Kentucky Id. West Virginia ti. Mai. viand liB. VMI 0 North Carolina ti. William and Mary 0. Clt-mson :if. Virginia Tech 0. Duke lifi, N. C. State VA. Virginia 45. Richmond 0. Auburn 52. Southwestern La. Inst 0 Georgia Tech 41, Tulane 7. Murray State College ..2. liliiloi Vveslyan Ki. Kentucky State Teachers 32. Tennessee Poly 0. Wood berry Forest Hi. Freshmen 0. West Virginia Stale 35, Winston Salem Teachers 0. 0 14. Midwest Indiana 40. Minnesota Northwestern 28. Wisconsin Ohio State It. Pittsburg 0. Great Lakes 27. Michigan State Marquette 2G, Kansas 0. Southwest Texas A&M 3. Southern Melh. 0. It Ice 2(i. Arkansas 7. Texas 21. Baylor 14. Texas Tech !2, Texas Christian 0. and J. T. Powell. Mayor Sam M. Robinson. II. L. ' Hii k i Seler. Charles Smith. LeRov West, .lack Frady, Lenoir Moody. Tig lie Similit ers. J. II. Reece. P.ruce .loslin and Elwood Shook. Honorary club members, who are now in the armed services and who are eligible for the hunts pro vided some received their discharg es before the season closes are: Maj. J. Boyd Smathers, Maj. Roy H. Moore, Lt. J. R. Westmoreland of the Navy. Sgt. Wesley Iloltz claw, Sgt. Bruce Hargrove, and Sgt. Haldie Reed. Walt Cltiber son of Asheville. and Bragg Wood of Waynesville, also are honorary members of the Hargrove Club. Members of the Pigeon Valley Club, who drew the opening hunt and who killed three bear, also have drawn the fourth hunt in Sherwood area on Nov. K!-i7. Sam Potts of Waynesville. will be host to the filth hunt of the season on Nov. 23-24. while T. A. Clark of Canton, has drawn the final hunt of the season for Har- ! grove Club members on Nov. 20-30. Bill Milner Is With Pacific All Star Marine Team Former Waynesville And Duke Star Playing Good Ball In Pacific Areas Bill Milner, former Waynesville and Duke football star, is now play ing with the Pacific Marines, ac cording to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, just received at The Mountain eer from Lt. tjg) Paul L. Davis. A recent featuered game in Hon olulu was between 1943 football stars and the 1945 Pacific All-Star Marines. Milner is playing guard for the Marines. Among the 16 All-American players for the Army Air Force was Ace Parker, former Duke Star, who raced 105 yards in 1936 in the closing seconds of the game with Carolina. Christ School Trips Canton Bears By 25 -12 Score Sat. Coach Dick Faysoux's Christ School Greenies upset a favored Canton Black Bear eleven at Can ton last Saturday night hy a score of 25 to 12. The Christ School team was away to an early start when quarterback Walker plunged over from the three-yard line in the first period. Shuford counted the next Christ School score from the two-yard marker in the second quarter, and Andrews and Walke radded a pair in the fouriii period and one extra point was made for a total of 25 points. The Canton Bears went scoreless until the third period when Clyde Miller smacked through center from the five for six points and the extra point was missed. Late in the last period, with the Greenies second string in the game. Miller completed the Canton scor ing by receiving a 30-yard heave from the har.ds of Ivester. The Christ School lads were out in front in all departments, chalk ing up 15 first downs asainst 11 for the Bears. Leagii L0Cak Wrr XT Game this Wei Coach C F u,..,. , this week. i-t Ml; : I. !!...! Ii.,., ., a game, but the, M.,h fct-umu; si'i .j OH ljn vi,il, , field. The local ,.,.S(,n V(m Canton in n;,. season 25 t u worn to tiv ,,,) thai defeat. The Miiuii!,,.,;,,,, considerable c- .,,Vi' '',' last few v.i , V,,;'';-1 diction of m,.:m. j,,,'.;'". Canton will . " time come Turkc !)... Canton also ,s k Former Canto Star on Navy Tef Don Hipps. ouuhndin scnooi 19.1,-40. i- M;:n!n, year's football t,.;iln a, ,h "aining tiasc. c.rp A Texas, where he is j ,.i,J officer. He U playmi; fi!rj me corpus CluMi ( starred in i tu n- 2r,-v. Vuio Rice and 22-7 vi.iur over After graduating t.-,i, high school. Don played tvJ tor Wake Forest iH-l ore c the navy. Winter wouldn't he vn h didn't permit the Spring pq opportunity to write their 30 60 4 904 -And itianyl Household If Here's ani' yuurproblemi trie homewithl danperin? children, pet, yuursi-it ! (Ii't new, non- ous DIL-KH, Dowder. Si aa dirertcil. IIlcs waiktl it crawl away Hie! BjI non-puisonoiii DIL-KIL SMITH'S Cl'T HATE DM STOKE lot) and I7f the third one approximately ler kills were recorded liy l.avvt Johnson and Jack lllankenship opening clay while II. K. Williams, cluh secre tary, droped the 300-pounder dur ing the second hunt as he attempt ed to cross a mountain highway about 3")0 yards away. It was the lirst hear ever scon during an open hunting season by Williams and the first he ever shot. J. II. Rigden. Jr.. Bethel mer chant, drawing the second two-day hunt of the season Nov. 6-7 took his party of hunters into the mountains Tuesday and Wednes day. They failed to register a kill either clay but enjoyed two hot chases. Hogs were well trained, but veteran hunters among the out fit declared luck was ismply against them both days. Members of the Hargrove Bear Hunting Cluh. of Canton, swung into action in the Sherwood area Monday and Tuesday with a dozen A-l bear dogs. Dr. J. L. Reeves is president of the Hargrove Club. Members of the Hargrove Club under the experienced supervision of J A. i Uncle Joei Hargrove, vete ran bear hunter of the Western Carolina mountains, who has wit nessed the killing of more than 25 bear during tli past half century he has been following this annual pastime. Uncle Joe has hunted in virtually every nook and corner of the mountains in this area and is considered an expert on the habits of the clever bruin. Taking to the mountains late Sunday afternoon, members of the Hargrove Club camped in two lo cations in the Sunburst area. One group occupied the John-Re-Cline camp, while others nestled over night in the Robinson-Patton camp, two miles nearer the heart of the rugged Sunburst hunting area. Members of the Hargrove Club participating in the third hunt of the season Monday and Tuesday were, Dr. Reeves, Dr. A. P. Cline, Dr. A W Bottoms. Uncle Joe Har grove, club hunt supervisor, Roy Remarkable Treatment for Stomach Distress From Too Mneh Stomach Add I 1 ifl the burning misery of I 1' "1 too mneh free stomach fc"" i'l .1 acl" U of the fa- JI mm VON TABLETS ib oring-iiif comiomng relief to Itundreda of siK-h cascii. Sincere 1 grateful people tell of what they call the "wndW Von TaW lta have done tor tnain. 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