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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
FRIDAY
Boosters Lead League;
Lions Vs. Youih Club
In Tonight's Opener
Tannery and Lions
Win Close Games
In Tuesday Night's
Softball Play
The Lions anil Youlh Club open
tonight's softball play in the YV.II.l..
league, followed by I nagusla meet
ing the I'et Daily team. Monday
the Tannery lakes on l)aton in
the first game followed by a lilt
between the lio slers and High
School.
Last night the Tannery was
slated to inert the Youth Club,
with the league leading Monsters
capping the program in a game
with the Veterans.
The first two nights of this week
saw the Boosters roll to an easy
16-1 victory oer Dayton and re
main the only undefeated team in
the league. In Monday night's
second game Tnngusta proved too
powerful for the Youth Cull), and
added a 14-3 win to their record.
An eighth inning rally was nec
essary to untie the score Tuesday
night as the Tannery, behind Rob
inson's pitching, took a close one
away from the Veterans 7-6. The
fireworks continued during the bat
tle between the Lions and I'et tens,
with the Lions overcoming a one
run lead in the last half of the
seventh and stringing up a 7-6 vic
tory. Smith pitched for the win
ners and Medford hurled for the
Pet team.
Box scores for the games:
MONDAY, Jl'NE 10TH
First Game
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I nasusta (14)
T. Woodard, If
Kuykemlall, if
Smith, 3b
T. Troutman, cf
W. Troutman, 2b
L. Woodard, p
J. Kuykemlall, c
l'revost, ss
Kobinson, 1 b
Ab. R. II
I . Totals 32 14 8
I Scon- by innings: R.
: Youth Club 010 101 0-3
! I nagusta 132 170 x 14
Implies: Bischoff-Weathei by.
Tl'ESDA V, Jl'NE 11TH
Boosters (16)
Milner, If
Henry, 2b
Blalock, ss
Yount, If
B. Jaynes, 1 b
O. Wyalt, c
Hoyle, 3b
Collins, if
Putnam, p
Totals
Dayton (1)
R. Phillips, c
Messer, ss
C. Wyatt, 2b
Arrington, 3b
H. Jaynes, 1 b
J. Phillips, p
Hooper, rf
Whitencr, If
Sheehan, cf
Ah. R.
4 2
3f 10 14
Ab. R. II.
4 0 2
3 0 2
0 0
0 0
2 1
3 0
3 0
1
1
n
2 0 0
2 0 0
Totals 20 1 6
Score by innings: R.
Boosters 434 130 016
Dayton 010 000 0 1
Umpires: Bischoff-Went lierby.
Second Game
Youth Club (3) Ab. R. II.
Hardin, cf 3 0 0
York, If 4 0 1
Gaddis, rf 4 0 0
Gibson, ss-c 3 11
Mennett, 3b 3 11
Hundley, lb 3 0 2
Coin, 2b 3 11
Francis, c 10 0
Fore, ss 2 0 0 1
Brackett, p 3 0 0 1
Totals 29 3 G
First Game
Tannery (7)
V. Kobinson, cf
Dudley, ss
Lane, c
Calhoun, rf
Phillips, If
Wright, 3b-2b
Pressley, lb
Gaddis, 2b
Burrell, 3b
H. Robinson, p
Totals
Veterans If!)
Kie, 3b
Mull, ss
llarriss, cf
Rogers, c
Troutman, p
Truitt, rf
Green, If
Scales, lb
Caiswell, 2b
Ab. R. II.
4
4
5
3
4
4
3
3
0
4
1 2
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 0
1 1
34 7 7
1 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
Ab. R. II
3
4
4
4
3
4
4
3
3
0 0
2 1
Totals 32 6 7
Score by innings: R
Tannery 110 210 117
Veterans 001 230 00 -G
Umpires: Woodard-Weatherby.
Second Game
Pet (fi)
K. Scruggs, cf
Franklin, If
McIIan, lb
Fenslenmacher, rf
J. Scruggs, 3b
Milner, 2b
Underwood, ss
Hall, c
Medford, p
Totals
Ah. R. II.
4 0 0
1 1
1 1
0 1
0 1
Lions (7
Rat cliff, If
Phillips, 3b
Campbell, lb
Weatherby, ss
Boone, c
Burleson, 3b
Hyatt, 2b
Plot I. rf
Smith, p
30 G 8
Ab. R. II.
4 13
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
3
2 2
0 1
1 3
0 0
1 2
0 1
Totals 34 7 15
Score by innings: R.
Pet 000 401 16
Lions 100 H2 27
Umpires: Woodard-Dudley.
Marriage Licenses
Billye Robins of Witchita Falls.
Tex. to Edna Bonham of Canton.
PARK THEATRE
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
HATINEI5: Sunday 2 and 4 p. m.; Saturday 2 and 3 :30 p. m.
tJIGHT SHOW: 7 and 9 p. m.; Sunday Night, 8:30
ADMISSION: Children Under 12 Years, 12c; Adults,' All
Seats, 35c TAX : On Children's Pass, 2c; Adult Pass. 6c.
FRIDAY JUNE 11
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In Color With An All Star Cast . . . Fox News
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SATURDAY JUNE 13
"Rough Riders Of
Cheyenne"
Starring Sunset Carson - - - Peggy Stewart
Also Scarlet Horseman No. 6 and Kitty Kornered
OWL SHOW
They Made Me A Killer
Starring Robert Lowery - - - Barbara Britton
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SUNDAY JUNE 1G
"Dark Corner"
Starring Lucille Ball William Bendix
Also Cartoon Crusader, Hollywood Daffy
MONDAY-TUESDAY JUNE 1718
"This Day Forward"
Starring Joan Fontaine - - Mark Stevens
Also News of the Day, Wings of Courage
Gtaeliwodl (lone Will Meet Sayles Safuri
Softball
Standings
Team
Boosters
Dayton
Tannery
Unafiusta
Veterans
I'et Daily
1 .ions
ilih School
Youth Club
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Louis-Conn Fight
June 19 To Draw
$1,000,000 Gate
Time is drawing near for the
first World's heavyweight boxing
match since Joe Louis was called
lo the army some years back, for
the title is at stake the night of
June 19 when Billy Conn return
to the ring with Louts before a
million-dollar crowd in New York's
Yankee Stadium.
Conn, who took a knock-out from
Louis in thechampion's last major
title light after having out-pointed
Louis in most of the first thirteen
rounds, is full of determination to
wrest the heavyweight crown from
the colored boy from Detroit.
Louis, as usual, is ready and will
ing to take on the Pittsburgh mit
man, and both feel that the war
years have not taken too much
away from their fighting abilities.
Local fight fans will follow the
match by radio, although New
Yorkers and visiting spectators are
paying $100 for ring-side tickets.
Mike Jacobs, promoter of the
match, is expecting the largest
crowd in lighting history to at
tend. A side-light of the fight picture
occurred early this week when
Jack Johnson, first negro heavy
weight champion, was killed in an
automobile accident near Haleigh
while on his way from Texas to
New York.
Industrial League Baseball Leaders
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Locals Have EdgeQ
bayles, Flay At Bill
In Top League Gam
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Pisgah Streams Open
To Anglers June 14-15
Fishermen will find thp follow
ing streams in the I'isgah Preserve
and Sherwood Forest area open
this week-end:
Big East Fork of Pigeon river,
June LVHi; West Fork of Pigeon,
June 19; Davidson river and tribu
taries, June 15-10; North Fork of
French Hroad river, June 14-15;
North Mills river, June 14-15; Hent
Creek and Lake Powhatan, June
10.
Pictured above is the hard-hitting, fast fielding baseball combination from Ilazelwnod that is currently
setting the pace in W. N. C. Industrial League competition, having won all five ot the games played so far
this season.
The front row, left to right, shows Gordon Wyatt, catcher; Stanley Henry, short-stop; Bud Blalock, center
fielder and pitcher; Glenn Wyatt, second base; and Joel Burrell, bat boy for the team.
On the top row are Klmer Dudley, third base; Lawrence Kobinson, outfielder; Bill Milner, outfielder;
J. C. Burrell, pitcher; Oliver Yount, Jr., left fielder; and Gene Wyatt, first baseman.
Heroine Remains
At Switchboard
Aiding Others
CHICAGO- A nervous lad of 10
blinked his eyes lo hold back tears
as he moved slowly behind the
coffin of his mother, a heroine.
The to din bearing Mrs. Julia
Berry, who died in the La Salle
llolel fire, was carried into St.
Brendan's Human Catholic Church,
filled with those who had come as
friends, relatives, neighbors and
co-workers and strangers. They
had come to pay final tribute to
the woman who remained at her
switchboard during the fire and
gave her life that others might
live.
The boy. Jack, knelt in a pew,
a handkerchief clutched tightly in
one hand, as the Hev. Edward
Morgan spoke at the solemn
requiem mass.
Father Morgan said: "Here was
a woinna who knew her duty and
elected to do even more. It always
is easy for us to lind excuses not to
do our duty. She neither looked
for nor found such excuses."
Fishing Streams Full, But
Anglers Still In Bad Luck
FISHERMAN'S LUCK
GARIBALDI, Ore Greenbacks
came floating down "from no
where'' onto fishing boats moored
here. No one knows where the
money came from, but a short time
before, a plane had passed over
head. Tom Hess, a commercial fisher
man, said he was eating lunch on
deck when the heaven-sent bills
dropped before him. He threw
away his sandwich and grabbed
$16.
No matter who does it even if
the highest bidder gets the whole
mess let's prevent economic dis
aster by selling military surpluses
while things are scarce.
Wanted! Men And
Women Who Arc
Hard Of Hearing
To make this simple, no risk hear
ing test with Ourine drops used
fc'ith simple syringe. If you are
deafened, bothered by ringing, buz
zing head noises due to hardened
or coagulated wax (cerumen), try
the Ourine Home Method test that
to many say has enabled them to
hear well again. You must hear
better after making this simple
test or you get your money back at
once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops
today at Smith's Cut-Rate Drug
Store.
Weird Beauty Found
At Wisconsin Dell
WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. The
weird formations created out of
rock by the glacial age over a
million years ago have proven a
boon to this little vacation city
200 miles northwest of Chicago.
Geology professors, students
from great universities, and 100,
000 sightseeing visitors come here
annually to study the amazing
creations of nature and time.
The formations are conveniently
compact along a seven-mile stretch
of the Wisconsin River, served by
a colorful paddle-wheel steamer
and motor launches. Outstanding
are the beauties of Witches' Gulch,
Stand Rock, and Cold Water Can
yon in the Upper Dells and numer
ous unique sights of the Lower
Dells. Other attractions include
the authentic American Indian
ceremonials at Stand Rock Natural
Amphitheater, where more than
100 Indians of a dozen famous
American tribes perform their war
dances and rituals nightly.
Ernest McCracken Is
U.S.E.S. Visitor
Ernest McCracken of Raleigh,
assistant state director of the U. S.
Employment Service and a former
resident of Waynesville, visited the
local office Monday and Tuesday
during a supervisory tour of the
western part of the state. He was
accompanied here by Guy E. Bis
sette, acting area supervisor, from
Hendersonville.
Docs Your Car Have
SPRING FEVER?
We're not saying that a dose
of Sulphur and Molasses will
cure your car of Spring Fever
. . . but we know something
that will . . . Just bring your
car in to our expert mechanics
and they'll have it in tip-top
condition in no time!
IIP
will have
The recent spell of dry weath
er has not lowered stream levels
to a sufficient degree to make the
fiuh hinifirv find I hi n:isl week-e nH
found most anglers returning home ! th-'"" llmlt
with tales of the ones they saw
rat her than of the fish caught.
Big Creek and Cataloocliee are
so full of trout they need a traf
fic director, reports the county
game warden. Rufus RatclilTe. Still
some of the best sportsmen of this
section offered their complete line
of bait without getting a nibble.
The main reason for this, in Mr.
Rateilffe's opinion, is that stick
bait is hatching, and as the insects
tome out of their stick homes to
stretch themselves before flying
away, the trout rise to the surface
and feed. With mother nature
still offering a free lunch counter,
artificial lure fails to tempt the
well-fed fish.
Although the farmers need rain
badly, if the dry spell continues
for another week the warden pre
dicts that streams will dry up and
quit floating in the insects. When
this happens, the trout will be
come so hungry that fishermen
no trouble in bagging
In other words, prospects are
again slim fur this week-end, but
with continued dry weather, the
following week should be the one
in which to plan your fishing trip.
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know how they 10 otten aid in relieving
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throbbing in the nead. Get TWO regular
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Mail orders accepted.
Smith's Cut Kate Drug: Store
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
(Licensed)
Electrical Repairing of All Kinds
PHONE 472
Howell Electric Co.
J. W. HOWELL, Owner
Shop and Office Under Henderson's Corner
Week-End Tournaments
On Local Golf Course
Need any nylons, ladies?
If so one way to get them is to
get an ardent admirer or you can
go yourself and enter the lilind
Bogey golf tournament this week
end at the Country Club.
Nylons go to the winners again
this week, and it doesn't take an
expert linksman to win. Tourneys
will be run Saturday and Sunday
weather ermiUing. with Kay Hay
nor, club pro. directing the play
It's all for fun, and the novice has
as much chance as a Hagen or
Sarazen to win.
Too, the Country Club course is
said to be in the best of condition
in years.
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Promised in Future
V A SI 1 1 NGTON Product ion, of
nylons is soaring, four Senators
noted recently in a report express
ing their views on continuation of
basic price control.
"Since January 1, 1946, the total
output of nylon hosiery is estimat
ed to average more than three pa
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FLOOR SERVI
Waynesville, N. C.
Formerly Know n As
Muse and McCracken
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FLOORS SANDED, REFINI!
CLEANED AND WAXQ
A Complete Household Sei
Also Sanding Machine For Kent To Do Yoi
Call Geo. A. McCracken, 36
B. R. Hundley, 349-W
Twin-City Bus Lines Expande
PloII's Creek and
Hyatt's Creek
(Now in Operation)
Leave Waynesville for Plott's Creek and Hyatt's
Creek, via Hazelwood, each week day at 9:45, 12:15
and 4:40.
NOTE On Saturdays, the 4 :40 bus will be held over
until 5:15. No schedule on Sundays on this route.
Leave upper forks of Hyatt's Creek at 10:15, 12:45
and 5 : 10, (On Saturdays last bus will leave at 6:15) .
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NOTICE This schedule is an ex
periment, and will be continued
only if sufficient patronage justifies.
We have just added a 14-passenger bus for making special trips!
where in Western North Carolina. Call us for party trips.
Lake Junaluska
(Now in Operation)
Week-Day schedule - all bi
leave Lake from Junaluska
ply Company.
12:3'
3:31
f.:J0
Leave Waynesville
9:00 a. m
10:00 a. m
12:00 noon
2:00 p. m
5:00 p. m
6:00 p. m
9:15 p. m
Sunday Schedules
10::'
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iu:uu a. m
1:00 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
nd trip 31
One Way 20c - roui
Twin-City Bus Lines
TOM LEE, Owner-Operator