North Carolina Newspapers

wr PAGE FIVE .(Second Section! 1 h i j 1 1 i' II.' 1 ka Rime GnaDDeonses IrOazek I'l! r t . i .' t i. - THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER osters, Tannery Take Close Wins Over Canton a Falls annery 8-5 s Out-Hit ;t Krrors rr ji teams , ,1 sr,Unn do .' '.iS not as .-,mi t lie local .v. , , i -1 1 1 Cham- I Miiiuii; against u!uli dropped ".' ,,.,d and Rave .,.,, si runs. , . ,(, into a 8-5 .,,,,.1,1 game t he n,,!!' enmpeti VmTir.m Le .A!li inning the : , a lead, but i , ,..inii! brought , Honkers and ,,,. leading 5-4. , a I'hanee to ilnnr half of the s on base got ii ..,s-fd I he other. ,.; pui-out to rc- Th..!r iiitelier. Bill , , . ! v.,(,.y to first. a , - lihra's single. ..,!., cd on Wesley ,,,, Then Tuck in-li 1 1 to Bill :., ,1 Miller was , i Miii iliird and liliea came .... i. ,u arils home . i . ; : : L I out when , ; mi,, the infield the Legion. i'n, -i.'i ranic to bat ;. f.!,:i was walk- .- I : lick OUt IWO I,,.::. - niaile up for J! nrl by smack '.i .TakTlicld. scor .vttmi; to third on base. Then k, 'I ami w lieu Gor a ' .',1 oi.e to lihea : i'apied out of -rni.'il two men for : I ik.t decided the i i Irani also lost : i .if their best I't Arrse at third "mini!, which "i i Heel on their ' ' lour hits from ' : ' 1 1 1 1 c halked up ''' Hie Champion n 'he lourlh inn- !iiir -Iraight hits H'.nil three, giving Hi'iwih Hobinson '' T.iiineiv eamp tn :'l;i I In- entire line 31 "' plate for the t!'e K.iine. 11 fir-t man up, ' 11111 I'.-e-l the left liiilnnson hit "''Hi' lioliinson was ,' "inr drove to the l;d"' '! first while '"' "as put out. "ii Dudley's ! lv" errors behind ;! men. ' ' :" M, seven to l:r h Vnrr; A,! ! H. PO. A. E. 4 ' II 0 0 0 4 II 1 r, i u u Il l 2 1 0 3b 4 0 o 2 1 4 1 1 0 4 1 1 6 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 3 0 2 () i, n n 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 " 1 0 1 o 31 5 7 15 9 5 i 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 SPEARHEADING With SPORTS Uy El) SPEAKS Plans Completed For Hound Bench Show At High School Aug. 17 Standings WITH fall gridiron practice to get under way a week from Tin s- j day, the Mountaineers have a : tougher schedule to tread this year than last, but should le in better shape to meet it. It. of course, is too early to judge how good a team the High School will turn out. for the coaches aren't sure who will be present to don uniforms The team last year, with Bob Milner at left 1 halfback and Leonard Mosscr I be left end selected as their outstand- ; ing players, did quite well for it self starting the season with most of the fellows playing football for the first time. There are several veterans who will enter the High School this year which should pro- ; duee some talent; Krvvin Shook ol i the Hazel wood baseball team for 1 one. Canton had a stronger team 1 than the Mountaineers last year! and is pointing towards a better one this fall. The Black Bears lost two, tied one out of eleven played. At any rate, there's always i something about football that j makes everyone get perked up when the autumn breezes start blowing. HAYWOOD county should make it a point to "go to the dogs" next Saturday night, when the Fox Hunters associa tion presents the first bench show for hounds ever to be held here. Many of the best hunting dogs of the county will be entered in the event. Holtzclaw, rf 3 0 0 (I 0 0 Sutton, c 4 1 0 0 I 0 Allen, lb 4 0 1 8 0 0 Deweese, 3b 2 11111 Spence, If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Scarboro, ss 4 0 0 1 3 0 Mitchell, 2b-3b 2 0 0 2 2 0 Miller, p 3 1 1 0 7 0; Miller, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0' Totals 31 4 7 18 15 3 J Roosters All. R. II. TO. A. K. I Milner, If 3 0 1 1 1 0 j Collins, rf 2 1 0 0 0 0, Blalock, ss 3 0 0 1 2 1 j Yount, cf 3 0 0 4 1 1 Jaynes, lb 3 2 2 4 0 3! Henry, 2b 2 2 1 5 0 0 Wyatt, c 2 0 0 4 0 0 Hoyle, 3b 2 0 0 1 1 0 Putnam, p 10 0 17 1 Totals 21 5 4 21 12 6, Jim Killian. president: Floyd Cook, secretary; and many of the association members, such as Dr. Tom Slringf icld. Grady Davis. l!oone Senlelle. Algie Katcliff. Jack and Homer West of Clyde, and Cay liradshaw of C'rabtrcc will be sweating out whose dog is selected "best bound in Hay wood county ', as well as the oilier events. Besides tie horse and dog shows in Ilen drrsnnville and Tryon. there is Intle activity in this line in Western North Carolina, .mil members of the county association hope to build up the prestige of their show to where it can grow larger each year. Their first show is sure of a certain amount of success, and we hope there is enough interest from the general public throughout the county as well as those who have dogs of their own to support and attend the event, which can add much to the summer program of events in Haywood as well as give the county considerable publicity in other nearby areas. HAZKI.WOOI) and Champion Y are the only Industrial League teams who are up to date on their schedule, wnh 14 games played Kcusta played Martel Mills Tues day afternoon, winning 15-0, and is making their game at Sayles this week-end a double header in order to catch up to the schedule. Their win over Martel, incidental ly, put them a half-game ahead of Beacon for second place in the league. Beacon takes on Green River this week-end and Canton plays at Martel Klmer Dudley's home run in last Saturday's game was the 100th made by a Hazclood player in rcglifar league competi tion The team has averaged 7 2 runs each of their 14 games to 2.11 made by the opposition. I'HOI'KSSION'AI. baseball players have hen dickering with club owners and mana gers recently in an attempt to loosen some of the rules that govern their contracts, to set uo a higher base pay scale, and to provide a pension sys tem for retirement The High School Hand is getting most AR R- H. PO. A. E ' 0 2 1 i n 2 o 14 o n n o i o i 1 r o 6 n " l l 0 i 110 2 1 0 " n o i "1110 ' 3 21 li 4 R R H. PO.A.E. Dated Tires by Dayton assure NEW BLEND of improved Synthetics with five times more Natural Rubber. The ultimate in tire con struction . . . a perfect BLEND of improved SYNTHETICS with NAT URAL RUBBER . . now being approached by Dayton chemists as more raw materials become available. Look for the Date! All Dayton Tires dated from July-46 are made with this new BLEND of rubber and Raytex Fortified Cord (Dayton's specially processed RAYON). Ony Daytons are Dated! TH0R0BREDS CNQ.. . brand n.- IA DAYTON RUBBER RlStMvCH QrJ (o h.lp ' 1 I vzsr Dagtan ' A." of Apn'1 IS. I94S. all Dayton Tirp in niws t 25 6 .50-16 nd up. arc mad with Ra-t For t ificx) Cord. t regular price. MAKE A DATE WITH DAYTON AT SIMS TIRE & BATTERY CO. ED SIMS, Owner Phone 486 Main Strcet I laehvood Kcusta Hcacon Mills Knka Sayles tlreen liner Canton Martel Mills W 14 ! 8 1) li 4 4 0 l'et 1 IM'O ti4:i Hi:. :7 1 r.oo lion Four Year Old Sets Hike Record Marsha Hulh Kcrlisi. four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. 1'red l'erlisi, of l'loi ida. set a record for hiking among the younger set. She walked to Kagles Nest and hack last Friday, keeping up with the adults in the parts, with her feet on the ground there and hack with no fudging by heuig carried. The trip there and return consumed about five hours. Mr. and Mrs. l'erlisi and daughter are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyatt on Kairvicw road, and are spending a month there Hazel wood Cubs Take 19-3 Win Wednesday Hazehvood's Cubs took their third baseball win of the summer against the Allen's ("reek nine on Wednesday afternoon to the tune of 19-3. Played on the High School field. Hoyee lirock pitched for the Cubs, striking out nine hitters. Taylor, Craig and liriggs took turns at the mound for Allen's Creek, but were unable to hold the Hael win id hit ters. Hour Thickening Flour can be substituted for corn starch for thickening by using twice as murli In recipes. of the kinks worked out so they'll be ready for the Inst football game and the l.abor Day parade, which will lie their first public appearance this season. Some 'M players now are taking private instruc tions under their abb' director. Charles Isley . and se oral others are getting their lie ti n incuts repaired They'll be gin working as a group as soon as school begins. Stale Treasurer Cliarles Johnson To Attend Event Held I5y Fox Hunters Two meetings of the Haywood County l-'ox Hunters association have been held during the past week to complete details for the Hound licncli Show which will be held at the High School on Satur day. Aug 17. Invitations are being mailed to trieuds and members of the as assot i.ilion in Tennessee, North and Sou 1 1 1 Carolina, (ieorgia. and Vir ginia to bring dogs to enter the . eiit .1 Killian. president of lie county group, announces that Charles M Johnson, head of the -late I'oNliunters Association and .icastirer of North Carolina, is de luutely planning to attend the llay .M.otf county show and will address hose present. T lioss Alexander of States ille. nulril hound authority, has iieepteil the duties of judging the logs, with pries to be offered in III classifications. Mine, red and el low ribbons will be presented .lie first three placing dogs in each lass. All entries in each group will urst be given a qualifying judg- ueiit to narrow all final entries down to 111 dogs in each class. Final iiub.ing will begin at It p. in. on ihe lighted athletic field, or in ease of rain, will be held in the ;y iiiiiasiiiin. ( 'lassil it al ions elude: ill lies! yt ar. either sex: male under two announced in pup under one 1 2 Hest derby years; Cii Hest derby female under two years; (4) Hest all age male; i!Si lies! all age female; i(ii Hest pair; (7 Pack lemale: '(ii Hest pair; (7) Best pack. ii Natural Carriage; 191 Best Hoiiiind in show; and (101 Best hound in Haywood county. Hi Ivteeii Hill .iii.l JIM) hounds are expected to cuter the event, with many of the entries coming from Hay wood and nearby counties Hod Square Red square in Moscow was long the place of public executions. It became die great trade center, a market or bazaar In the heart of European Hussia, to which came Husslan merchants over the several roads that converge on Moscow, and by the river Moskva. The wa ters of this stream flow along one fide of the Kremlin and reach the Volga through the Oka river. rsr tiik classiuki) ads PARK THEATRE wavni:sviij,i:, mouth Carolina MATINEE: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2: LI I M. . . . Saturday 2:00 and ::.i(l; Sunday 2 and P. M. NIGHT SHOW: 7:00 and !):(I0 daily; Sunday 9:00 only. Owl Show 10:.!0 Saturday. ADMISSION : Children I nthr 12 Years, 12c; Adults, AH Seals, ;5."c TAX: On Children's Pass, 2c; Adult Pass, 6c. 1 KIDAV AKil ST J 'Smoky" Starring Fred Mat-Murray - - - Anne ISaster AIno News and Short Subjects S VTI HDAV Al f;i ST 10 "Lawless Empire" Starring Charles Starrett - - - Mildred Law Also Serial "Hop Harrigan" No. 1 LATE SHOW 10 :."50 "Just Before Dawn" Starring Warner Baxter - - - Mona Harrie Also News and Short Subjects SI NDAY AKil ST 11 "O. S. S." Starring Alan Ladd - - - Ceraldinc Fitzgerald Also News and Short Subjects MONDAY-Tl ESDAY AUGUST 12-13 "Heart Beat" Starring Ginger Kogers and Jean Pierre Aumont Also News GOING UP! By Steve Bishop MlXE'6 rrOMEf?UrJ THE. 2oom or HIS CREEa (.lw& '-2? V : sJ "-AmM' iKtun. f it - i 'lfi Y'".SHL www ELM tVKHflD f ,m - . v ieh (Saining 5 Points im oie. VML-Ek. cjAVE. MlXE A A I ' O r-t r-ikl. JurrrtAi.C TUT T IMG HlM UP IM THE FIR6T.FJVE Baseball Game Gets Under Way At 3:00 P. M. Last Home Game At Hazel wood As Team Goes On Road Next Two Weeks Knka will grt their third op portunity In t.uiglc with Ilaclwoocl at the Ihuli School field Saturday afternoon, the game gelling under way al !i HO p. in. The visiting team has born run ning strong all season, winning right of their games and losing six. In e.u h of their former games against the undefeated llaelwood nine, the U.ooniles lost by three runs On June 5 they were heat en 7-4 on the local field, and on .lune 2:2 Ilaelwooil met Knka on McCoi niick I icld in Asheville and took t hem dow n They wanned up last week-end l taking Martel Mills 12-7 while llaelwood went into an overtime bat ! It- with Sayles which finally ended 2 alter an eleventh inning score bioii.;lit in llaelwoods 1 41 li victory in as many regular league tills This game will complete lla.el wod s three game home schedule, and the lollowing two weeks they will be on the road, playing first at Kcusta and on Aug 2A at Martel Mills. Manai-er Hub ISIaloek. having pitched his eiulith win of the season last week, will very likely svvitch to to another lidding position and put .1. ('. Bui i i li on the mound to face Knka. The buncombe county team boasts the present heavies! hitter of the league. 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