" PAGE SEVEN (First SeritonJ
1916
THE WAYNESTTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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UJ! s All-Siars
I Boosters Monday
clvecSrii Hazelwood Meets Mar
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Remaining
Loop
squad roster includes:
Sam Lane, Elmer Dudley. W
Bronson Robinson from the
neiv; Troutman and
VKW; Glenn
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Harris of the
Wyatt. Whtlenci
Messer and Arrmglon ironi uayton.
T. Woodard and Provost of Una
gusta; Katcliff. Phillips and Smith
I ni the Lions: snooK irom ine nign
v , Sehool; Whisenhunt of the Youth
I Club. Hall and Milner of Pet Daiiv
v j Immediately after the game the
l Boosters will receive their cham
pionship tropny. i'resiuem l.. a .
Davis of the W. H. L. league will
make the presentation
No admission will be charged at
he Kate, but a collection will be
aken from among the customers
:o help defray league expenses. All
persons interested in seeing an cx-
cllent ball game the last snll
hall here this summer- are urged
o make a date for Monday night
at 8.
T. V. Mi-Caul of
Mi:;mi !s Second
Flight Winner,
Morris Is Third
Downs Boosters,
B 1911 W V
line veis in
Softball Tourney
li'iiT.j'jif'Mt ;i!lci'
13'
tola Bottlins Co. )
let- nine. Monday night I he Vet
erans played a tight game against
Champion Y, losing 5-3.
Thursday night the Tannery,
which had drawn a bye in first j
round competition, was scheduled
to play the "Y" Service team in;
a quarter-finals tilt. The winner,
of this match would face the Bry
son City-American Legion (Canton1
winner in the semi-finals tonight
Champion Y and Candler will
face each other in the semi-finals
tonight. The finals will be played
tomorrow night.
Hazelwood's local lop team were
held in hand Wednesday by George
Turbyfill, Candler's ace mounds
man. The usually heavy-hitting
Boosters were unable to conned
with his tosses, while the Candler-j
ifes got "hbK against Bob Putnam.
( Ir.i'Ic -, f "mi I i - kept the 'a m
villi' Ci,u;itry clul) i 11 lt.lt lull
i icet rhaniniuiiOnp it heme alter
an 1ft hole linals duel with 1). Ii
WcKcnie of Vheille. turning ihe
lido in the lat three holes to win
two-up.
The finalists finished theii'. first
nine tied ii". Curli-- taking the sec
ond, third and seventh, and Mc
Kenie Die loiirth. eighth anil iimpIi.
They broke even until the 1:1th
hole, w hen McKenie jumped ahead
with a par tour to Curtis' five. He
stayed ahead until the 17th, when
MeKenie ucnl one oxer par and
; Curl is ex cued t lie -core. The
I Wax nc- die link.-nian then took a
birdie two on the 17lli to eo one-up
x j 1 1 1 one to go, and with two long
I drives, an excellent iron shot made
I another birdie four on the l!il!i
lilie McKell,'le second diaxe wenl
. slightly i nl ii I lie rough and il I e ik
: four to get on 1 he green.
T MeCml or Miami, d. le.ded
1 .1. I . Mot'onncll four and three
, lor the m- end ilighl ehainpioiisiui
John K. Moi l i. of H I.aiidoid.i'e.
was oiii'-up dinner over Ben Me-
Call for the third flight lillisi
I Luther Curtis, qualifying medal
is! , w on 3 and 2 over 1 r ( I H
Saunders nl Abbeville, in the to
: conmlal ion llight, 'ind J)oie Heg
el's of ft Lauderdale. xva- ene-un
xviiimi' over Boh Allen ol St
. I'elershurg, ill the second coiisola-
tioll linals
Mr MeKenie caine to the linals
after defeating Luther Cuitis 2 ill
1 in his first match, Leo Brown
ing i vv ho won :i and I oxer Jimmy
Trench in the lirsl round' fell nexl
fixe and four and oulstroking'n
Charles I'ulinan 4 and :i in I In
semi-linals.
Charles Curtis, meanwhile, had
defeated Ii. G. Saunders (i and f:
L. G. Abbott a and 4; and Holier!
Allen. Jr., one-up after a HI hole
duel to reach Ihe title play-oil.
The second flight linals brought
to the links T. V. MeCattl, one-up
winner over Doyle Hogers, Ben
Franklin, and C. Iv Farringfnn -
53 Turn Out
r or r cov;o?.ll
Practice At
High School
Dayton And Pet Pull
Upsets Over Top Nines
Softball
Stan:
Griil Canditi:itiN
Begin Comtitioi'in'!
With Ini?rcssi v
Dayton Defeats
Tannery and Pet
Dairy Rolls Up Big
Score On Unagusta
Show
Of S
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K. Tmulman, 2b
Whisenhunt, If
L. Wondard, p
T, Troulnuiii, cf
W Troutman, c
Boone, lb
Pore, rf
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to heal.
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Day
i To GaDDton For Labor
Welcome All Haywood County to Our 40 Ih
iual Festival and Labor Day Celebration Aug.
25th Through Sept. 2nd.
ILL WEEK OF ENTERTAINMENT . . . FUN, RECREATION
RELIGIOUS WORSHIP
PROGRAM
ALL WEEK
P noan-Un.
ht Decorations by American Legion.
'ow Decorations by Merchants and Clubs,
's Rides Starting Tuesday Night uY
,(''i Thursday for Cnlorpd Ppnnlp tin In 8 n.m.
AUGUST 25 (Sunday)
!' oaptist Church Homecoming.
UGUST 26 (Monday)
Mack A,,. 2 Picnic and Rally at High School
rentier, p;u-t,
PGUST 28 (WAdnocHavl
Th ' (,w sponsored by Cub Scouts
...., p I,, -arK
P- M. Old Timers' Snft.hall Came at
prion Park.
UGUST 29 (Thursday)
m''ltnil, Coif. Tprim's! nnrl Mlior snorts tnnr-
Pents m under way.
fa. ai. Colored Boys' and Girls Softball
I. Platform Program by Colored
1 "l ' namnmn Parlr
AUGUST sn rp,? a
olored Baseball Canton vs Way
( f)eat Canton High School field.
. ' ' . 1);mce at Canton Armory sponsored
-.sau region
AUGUST 31 (Saturday)
Q !):()() A. M. I'illiard. Checker. Ta'-l- - T-i.n:- .-n.-l
Swimming Contests at Chani'i"ii V.
:: ::;n I'. M. ras-l.all-Champion ' . I -i!
Canton High School lield.
8:f)il P. M. Haywood Coimly I i ; i u 1 ( .iiil -t
at Champion Park.
SEPTEMBER 1 (Sunday)
9 11:15 A. M. Union Adult Sunday Scho'd ('la-s
at Champion Y.
g 1 1 :0(t A. M. Dedication Canton 'I'alei nacle.
Q r:0n '. M. Union Colored INlii'vei- , ,
at Champion Park.
0 ;;: P. M. Canton High School Pa!! C'-i.crl
and Community Sing at Chaminoi. ':
q S:0i) P. M. Union Religious Servi. e- ;!t ' ham-
ion Park.
SEPTEMBER 2 (Monday)
Q 10:00 A. M. Parade (Kntri"s assemble at
Spears' Inn 1:..0 A. M.) .
0 11:00 A. M. Platform Piv.srram P.-gins at
Champion Park (Lasts all day) Hoys' Morse
shoe Tournament at Champion Park.
0 1:00 P. M. Men's Horseshoe Tournament at
Champion Park.
0 8:t0 P. M. Square Dance and String Hand
Program at ( hampior i arn.
PaOlT nnrrrnn rn UTTMlVTr'DC TIM flT T rONTESTS
on rniZjr,o run vviiNiti-ii
ANTON LABOR DAY COMMUTE!
C. C. POINDEXTER, General Chairman
Cut This Out and Keep For Reference.,
Totals
IVt K
; Cule, cf
Franklin, If
liiilerwonil,
Milner, 21)
Smith, 3b
Mall, c
Grilli ii. rf
Meilfiud, )
Hun-ell. 11)
i Totals
Sciiri' hy i
I I'natiusla
l'et
Coint; into the homo stretch the
Dayton Huhher and l'et Dairy
learns pulled surprises out of their
respective hats by upsetting the
Tannery and I'naRlista early this
week.
Dayton, Tuesday night winner by
i lengthy 17-4 score over the Tan
nery, was slated to meet Unugusta
last .Thursday! night to open the
iiii.il game on the V. II. C. league
i heilule. The High School and
Veterans would tangle in the scc
eml game and a loss hy either
I na jiista or the Vets would put
the other team in thjrd place
standing - ending their present
I le
On Monday nighl the Lions and
Veiiili Cluh fought neck and neck:
through the last inning, doing into I ATCl'ST
Ihe ninth tied al five-up, the Lions1
scored five men, then had n fight HiRh School (3)
on their hands while the Youth Hurgin, 2U
Cluh scored four, giving the Lions d'illin, :ih
a HI-!) win. Motrison, rf
Then l'et Dairy turned loose on Collins, ss
I nauusta The Lumber Makers Owens, cf
i n! In-hind early, but lied the score Lane, e
when they took their turn at bat I Amnions, p
in the ninth. Hul Pet mnnaged , Wiggins, If
lo get their one man home when ; .laynes, lb
they came to the plate, winning 1 he
game fi-7. j Totals
The High School, ill Tuesday
night's firsl game, fell 10-:i to the HoostrrR (10)
Boosters, Putnam giving them only; Hischoff, 2b
lour hits Then in, the second Collins, if
l aiiie Day-Inn gave the Tannery a j Hlalock, ss
big tumble, gelling hotter as the ! Yount. cf
game progressed until thev upset I C.. Wyatt, c
the league runners-tip 17-4.
Al'faiST 19
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H.MISllTs
T:i nnery
1 Ml '.list,
Veteran-.
Day ten
High School
I .ions
Pel Dairy
Youth ('lull
Alt. It. II.
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Give Locals
Title Cinch
H:irl (tod I;ins
Tvo-(!;mir Mimic
si;it Ad'Mist :n
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l!':e'v eo:l ,1, ! I ' I ! Mills. Mr.
i.i -Il . ;-.! Vt I . ill the W N C.
. ii-h. ; .1 1 i, . iii el on the
ni,-! !. I.I S ' . i : I-- t ' ernoon for
. ii- ., . e llael
, , ,i . - , i , ii ' -, e.-r on and
i -I il heie i ! , i il, !. oil I he loop
n,l llaelwood
ie lield. inect
iv ng, ill and
II ei this t heir
ee on I hi' Hca-
ne'il-
r only league
io ihe strong
o,l 1 1 1 1 is aw ay
.e loi honors,
t '- on a game
i , ii h I - ii' I la.el
,i ball game
hi the ninth
ion-. ;', lines 1)0-
I in 2 in favof
l-h
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II;:
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Sal iir-
I'.nka. and'
s in other
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tel..
Lions (10)
ll.ilelil'f, If
Phillips, :tb
Ti oiil man,
Wealherby, ss
Smith, p
(.iillin. Ih
Plolt, 2b
Woodard, cf
lloone. rf
Totals
Youth Cluh (!
I.. Woodard, p
York, 2b
Hundley, lb
Whisenhunt
Walkins. c
Pore, If
Medford. 31)
Turner, ss
Troutman, ss
T Woodard, If
Ab. R. II.
Hoyle, :th
K. Wyatt, lb
Whllener, If
Pulnain, )
Totals
Score by innings:
High School
Hoosfers
ualil v tluit ill make oti
pst."
100
022
Dayton (17)
Whltener, e
(ilen Wyatt. 2b
cf
34 10 10 F"ro.
i Arringlon, p
Ab. It. II. ' Messer, cf
j 1 Hooper, rl
I ' .laynes, ss
; K Wyatl, :ib
, ' Allison, If
1
Tolals
3
a-: w mB 1
4 l :i
ii.-Shirts and Sh
:i i 2
In ariel v. I j-,e au-:l i
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.. t !ie w a r i s in i i ai 1
ioo i :i ! , , i . i
M:i( tev ot -I'- hew i y;m
llll X III
j ( 111' i'im;! I e- - di"- '
Ah. If. II. !n lid-- ! !-,-, H
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4 :t 2
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BAY'S:
oris
t his splendid
l r.'i oddd luck mi oiii-
lii el on Iv now !
in it
is
. -ind
y o can
Tolals
Score by
Lions Youth Club
innings:
31 !) (i
n.
Tannery (4)
Lane, ss
Hurrell, 3b
Dudley, lb
H. Kobinson
Calhoun, If
H. Collins, rf
:ifi it i::
Ah. It. II.
3 (1 0
r
V
1 nacusta l 7)
T. Woodard, ss
Smith, 3b
010 103 510
21 1 001 4 f) Griffin, cf
j W. Collins
Ab. R. II. ! Hischoff, 2b
4 1 1 I
4 0 1 I Totals
24 4
rj SPEARHEADING
With
SPORTS
By ED SPEARS
Featuring in uiis group . . .
SorsR??kk ana Ilanes
The Haywood County Fox Hunt
ers association are to bo congratu
lated on putting on such, a success
ful Bench Show, drawing entries
from as far away as Clemson Col
lege. S. C . from Georgia and Ten
nessee. There wore hounds all
over the high school grounds, big.
little, lean hunting dogs and summer-fed
pointers and setters. The
competition was keen, and Ross
Alexander had a job on his hands
selecting the best ones while the
owners eyed him stoically, rub
bing the underside of their entry,
keeping its neck and tail in the air
to show the dog to best advantage.
All the dogs seemed well-behaved
and quiet: though there would sure
ly have been a melodious cry rend
ing trte afternoon air had a fox
taken off across the field. After
the show, reports Jim Killian,
there were 33 new members added
to the county group, bringing its
membership up to 164.
NOTES from the Canton High
football training camp: Coach C. C.
Poindexter has 30 players working
out now, but is looking for a large
increase with the finish of soft
ball and start of school (Sept. 4).
The Black Bears are getting in
shape during the evening hours,
from 6 until 7:30, but will take their
work-outs in the afternoon when
' school begins. Only 12 letter men
i so far have reported to Coach Poin
dexter. ... In case you h.nln'l
noticed il. Ihe homo games of Can
ton and the Mountaineers are
schdulcd so that they never dupli
cate. When the week-end is open
here you can see a game I here
and vice versa.
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Aililetic Shirt:
K'";ii Shorts
35c up
45c up
FORT L'ALDF.HD ALE visitors
here take a great deal of interest
in golf on the Country Cluh course,
and several of them entered the re
cent tournament: Doyle Hogers.
son of the congressman, being one
of the flight winners. However,
one of Lauderdale's eldest sons is
a most interesting golfer. C. E
Farrington, still playing although
past the proverbial four score and
ten years of age, had never taken a
club in hand seriously until he was
50. Within five years he began
hitting par on his home links, and
he shoots a consistently good game
now, usually staying in the high
70's ....
THERE should be lot's of ex
citement Monday night when the
All-Stars turn the heat on the
Boosters. Since the Boosters arc
pretty much an all-star combina
tion as well, and have been playing
together all season, it'll lake all
the power J. C. Burrell can put on
the field to set them back. How
ever, J. C. will be setting pretty
(Continued on Page Eight)
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Knii Shorts 50c up
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