Al'Cl'ST 30, 1946
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
reenKoveMro Plby JHazd
PAGE FIVE (Third Section! ;
wood Here
H -L. Softball Season Ends Vilh
uters Claiming Top Honors
j,I5aitin':' and
Putnam's
kjpir Stand Out
Boosters
.. , .tiil their
!.! against
'';,:. .ulit teams
. , -i I .. .wind-Lake
. ' I III (1 of
'. , .... !ti'r as.sert
:"' i .ii ! "l the
, . . i.,tt- in July
''! 1 1 1 . i ..nly loop
J-;'.'.' i; ., -. I strong-
,::. i .nncry.
! . : i' Ramos
,, , Boosters
. !., -' '. ..in hatting
l iolir in
..,,,,. h ti league to
(. ,.1;u.i: ,iu ! . of more
.".MjI.Yv H' ni' setting
.,! j ilui hi:-: liis 23
r I.. i 1 ,l' r-
K..li:i;-..ii 1 aimcry out
i -1 1 1 iii iiiclix idual
j Id 1'lr IV-tlT iif those
1 in ii,. .-I ..I Ihe si hcdul-
baiwi- .-.." iii "7 times
lud Iiii.i(k Booster cap
liortM.ii'. !!...! -tl l"ts in
il bal I.. ,r.ei .450.
i four pin i - "''Hi nu
ll tu. ..r I.-- -. lines. Hob
-jtli 22 win- l..r Ihe Boos
ht outstanding hurler in
j.illi Binn-mi linhinson
to ,i I.. . - Ins closest
r Tr.nil i:,;.n. Phillip.
and Smith were othe
pitilicrs iluing regular
g Group To
This Week
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r-r.ielit ramping trip in
li.i.chcc seel inn nf the
Ink; M.nintaui National
lie t..kt n In Wilderness
r the l.abi.r Day week-
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I drive lo Cataloo
I.akf .huialtiska de-
Creek gap. Camp
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FINAL TEAM STANDING
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W. L. Pet.
BOOSTKKS '3 1 .958
TANNERY 16 6 .727
I'NAGUSTA 14 7 667
VETKEANS 11 8 .636
DAYTON li 1 .545
II. SCHOOL 8 14 .364
PET 6 16 .273
LIONS 6 17 .261
YOUTH ( LI B 1 21 .045
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ry
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23
77
90
9
74
14
14
77
76
80
15
41
81
68
21
74
69
56
81
71
52
66
47
67
14
77
43
73
59
57
Player: Team:
IIENKY, Boosters
W. KOKINSON. Tannery
BLALOCK, Boosters
J. St'Kl'GGS, Pet
DUDLEY, Tannery
MENNETT, Youth (Tub
FORK, Tannery
IIARRISS, Veterans
COLLINS, Boosters
JAYNKS, Boosters
BURLESON, Lions
BURREI.L, Tannery
G. WYAIT, Boosters
T. WOODARD. I'naffUsta
ROGERS, Youth (Tub
PUTNAM, Boosters
L. ROBINSON, IliKh School
RATCLIKF, Lions
MESSER, Davton
RO(;i:HS, Veterans
SMITH, Lions
R. PHILLIPS, Tanne
FENSTENMACIIER
Me II AN, Pet
II. ROBINSON, Unairusta
TROUT.MAN, Veterans
SHOOK, High School
MESSER, llisjh School
OWENS, Hish School
HALL, Pet
B. PHILLIPS, Lions 57
W ATKINS, Youth (Tub 36
PARK MAN. Lions 6
LEATHER WOOD, Lions 6
R. PHILLIPS, Dayton 52
TEAGUE, Veterans 40
POWER, Huh School 62
B. ROBINSON, Tannery 59
WEATHERBY, Lions 59
E. SCRUGGS. Pet 56
WHISENHUNT, Youth Club 28
FORE, Youth (Tub 19
LEOPARD, Pet 51
E. WYATT, Boosters 16
MILNER, Pet 58
GADDIS, Tannery 33
MEDFORD, Pet 53
YOUNT, Boosters 80
HYATT, Lions 20
ALLISON, Dayton 10
MULL, Veterans 57
J. ARRINGTON, Dayton 76
MILNER, Boosters 59
L. ROBINSON, Unagusta . . 59
HOYLE, Boosters 84
G. HYATT, Dayton 77
SMITH, Veterans 7
H. TRUITT, Veterans ... 7
HILL, Dayton 7
FRANKLIN, Youth Club . . 14
SHEEHAN, High School 39
R. TRUITT, Veterans . 47
SUMMERROW. Boosters 47
76
66
75
45
68
SMITH, Unasusta
WRIGHT, Tannery
II. JAYNES, Dayton
PREVOST, Unasusta
FTE, Veterans
MORRISON, Hish School 38
LANE, Tannery 59
T. TROUTMAN. Unagusta 76
COLLINS, Tannery 16
L. WOODARD, Unagusta 65
J. PHILLIPS, Dayton . 45
CAMPBELL, Lions . 54
E. BOONE, Lions 54
C. SMITH, Pet . 25
WHITENER, Dayton . 59
GREEN, Veterans 55
RICIIESON, High School 48
PLOTT, Lions 35
HOOPER. Dayton . . 66
FRANKLIN, Pet - 40
WIGGINS, High School 40
KILLIAN, Lions . 9
MEIIAFFEY, Veterans 41
J. KUYKENDALL, Unagusta 32
NOLANI), High School 37
UNDfRWOOD, Pet . 61
W. TROt TMAN. Unagusta 54
CALHOUN, Tannery 74
N. ARRINGTON, Dayton 20
CALDWELL. Youth Club 10
F. KUYKENDALL, Unagusta 62
BYRD, Tannery 37
COIN, Youth Club 16
COLE, Pet 27
R.
14
31
38
1
24
5
6
26
32
26
8
18
30
30
8
21
24
17
25
23
11
27
15
19
7
26
16
21
18
20
16
12
2
2
13
20
24
19
16
7
7
5
11
7
13
5
13
30
5
2
21
19
26
21
18
25
2
6
1
1
10
16
11
19
8
22
13
18
9
12
17
3
19
13
8
8
2
16
9
11
8
16
10
8
1
6
7
7
13
12
17
3
2
20
9
5
5
II.
13
36
41
4
32
6
6
33
32
32
6
16
31
26
8
28
26
21
30
26
19
24
17
24
5
27
15
25
20
19
19
12
2
2
17
13
20
19
19
18
9
6
16
5
18
10
16
24
6
3
17
22
17
17
24
22
2
2
2
4
11
13
13
21
18
20
12
18
10
15
19
4
16
11
13
13
6
14
13
11
8
15
9
9
2
9
7
8
13
11
15
4
2
12
7
3
5
TEAM BATTING COMPLETE SEASON
BOOSTERS 706 254
TANNERY 669
PET 584
VETERANS 657
HIGH SCHOOL S34
LIONS 573
DAYTON 673
UNAGUSTA 622
YOUTH CLUB 586
197
166
214
186
140
183
199
119
255
209
177
198
172
155
182
165
128
Pet.
.565
.468
.456
.444
.432
.429
.42!)
.428
.421
.400
.400
.390
.383
.382
.381
.378
.377
.375
.370
.366
.365
.364
.362
.358
.357
.351
.349
.342
.339
.333
.333
.333
.333
.333
.327
.325
.323
.322
.322
.321
.321
.316
.314
.312
.310
.303
.302
.300
.300
.300
.298
.289
.288
.288
.286
.286
.286
.286
.286
.284
.282
.277
.277
.276
.273
.267
.267
.265
.263
.254
.250
.250
.246
.244
.241
.241
.240
.237
.236
.229
.229
.227
.225
.225
.222
.219
.219
.217
.213
.204
.203
.200
.200
.194
.189
.188
.185
.361
.312
.303
.301
.271
.271
.270
.265
.218
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING COMPLETE SEASON
W.
GRIFFIN, Tannery 2
HANEY, Dayton 2
BLALOCK. Boosters 1
R. GADDIS, Tannery 1
PUTNAM, Boosters 22
ROBINSON, Tannery 10
PRESSLEY", Tannery-Unagusta 6
TROUTMAN, Veterans 9
J. PHILLIPS, Dayton 8
WOODARD, Unagusta 8
CARSWELL, Veterans 3
MEDFORD, Pet 2
HILL, Davton 1
H. TRUITT, Veterans 1
TATE. Tannery 1
POWERS, High School 3
SMITH, Lions -
AMMONS. High School
J. ARRINGTON, Dayton , 1
SCRUGGS, Pet 2
BRACKETT, Youth Club 1
CAMPBELL, Lions 0
K. GADDIS. Youth Club
R. PHILLIPS, Dayton 0
GIBSON, Youth Club 0
L.
0
0
0
0
1
5
3
5
5
5
2
2
1
1
1
4
10
9
3
12
14
1
S.O. Pet.
3
8
1
1
117
108
29
35
64
45
2
9
5
2
6
17
51
23
7
40
26
0
1
8
10
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.957
.667
.667
.643
.615
.615
.600
.500
.500
.500
.500
.429
.375
.308
.250
.143
.067
.000
.000
.000
.000
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All-Stars
Lose 14-9
As Boosters
Fight Ahead
Trophy Presented
League Champs
After Post-Season
Tilt Monday
The All-Stars plaved a lot
good ball against the ISoosU-i s. h .id
doubled the score on them H-4 h
their half of the sixth niiiiiu . hul
when the Boosters came to lot
against a relief pitcher then i:rn
at the plate they collected ..u Ii
walks and hits to score In - pus
and remained ahead until the cid
of the game.
J. C. Burroll used 111 pi. .mis
in his line-up. iviin; all .
squad a chance to pla a
the Boosters, who kept Unit
ing line-up all throuch Ihe
The Boosters nun the i;aiin
and afterwards the V. II 1. I.- .. 11.
president, 1.. N. I)ais. in.i.l. ..
short talk and the leauue 1 1 mln
was presented h K. C W.ii'.enlel.'
of the executive coiniiiiltec lo lin.l
Blalock and his champion -1 1 1 : -team.
Mr. Davis commended all 111. m
bers of the executive eonmntiei
C. E. Woathorhy, Georco !!im hot!.
and Mr. Wagenleld lor men
forts in keeping the league 1
so well during the past season,
spoke of the good prospects
Softball next sunur,. r. lie cui'ip'
mcnted the Boostei- on .he: ho
of ability and sum sniaiiship 1
winning the 1940 trophy.
A large number of tan; wit
on hand to witness Ihe iiine-iniii.i
contest between the champs an
the All-Star scpiad picked I rein ;h
remaining teams in Ihe loop Km
rell started Hionson Itnhinson o
the mound, who held the lloost.i
in tow for the first half of U.
game, then brought in Sniilh .o.
Troutnian in the lasl inniiii-s.
Boosters getting several breaks
of them before they warmed
sufficiently.
Bob Putnam allowed 14 hit
the All-Stars and gave one h.e.
balls. The Boosters collected
hits but gave five walks as m
Oliver Yount smacked out tin- -'
home run ol Ihe game, a i.
drive to center field in the 1
enth with Blalock on base
Box score:
All-Stars
Harris, If
W. Robinson, cf
Wyalt, 2h
Dudley, lb
Lane, c
Phillips, if
Shook, 3h
Messer, ss
B. Robinson, p
Hall, c
Ratcliff, rf
Troutnian, ss
Arringlon, 3b
Smith, p
Troutnian, p
Prevost, ss
Whitner, c
Wliiscnhunt, if
Totals
Boosters
Collins, rf
Henry, 2b
Blalock, ss
Yount, cf
Wyatt, c
Hoyle, 3h
Jayncs, lb
Summerrow, If
Putnam, p
7 V
SPEARHEADING
With
SPORTS
liy ED SPEARS
ti.
if
t.
1:1
'I Mf Mi-Mar sotlhall came was
los, all I hi ,1111 Ii 1 he nine innings
H'l .; an i 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n yanie was all
1 ..! one i mild a-.k for Some line lit
.. .k ih.it h ..I .1. f Bnrrell not sub
In. it'll pili hoi-, alter he had a
-'"'.I lead, ihe All-Stars
i- in Ii ,. v. on 1 he fame, hut w e
': mil sm no ol t he Boosters
- o t a. : . e w n Ii this ,ni rale.
1 -. mix "...o I uanie and w hat
' ' 11 i s . 1 e 111. ule ere more
. . a 'I ol tin w eat her-m.in than
n. pl,o ei - There w as a eonl rihu
' ' 1 -; " 1 "in t he spectators
'-' ' - , iriii.: out I he expense de
' 1 the If file which w .0- Cleat -0
f . all .1 In Ihe olliiials and
vi.o (Ion. tie. I knew dial II
' 1 1 . 1 f 1 wort U cause 'Those
l;" mi f.l Ihe came also lais-cd
f 1. .If I oach eathei b lold
'.' ol In. I. ion- t'iiili when then
1 ' ' ' . 1 1 I. am pl.n.al the cluh team
fn S.'a Ihe previou, week
' ' If I ' 1 1 i 111-11 fame here last
1 ! Mi; f . w hen phn 1111; a'.
. ' a ; . .1 , ed I .el m e s ;oi my
. . 11. i Ihe i.ni. alter the lirsl
! -I 1 mi- A I the end
I ix inniiifs, howewT, Ihe two
""i am w 1 r I if .1 up at L! 1 each.
' pl.o ' I aii.'i her limine, lo
I ' 'k ii- ilf i.llofk, and Ihe Way -'
Mil.- o f .1 loiiv.) ahead 3(1 to
if Solih.,11 hnionaiis lake nolo.
mi t;rnv hfh M hoois iti.
s ' ho open I he Mouulain
' 'is I. oil; .11 -1 ho.liile here on
- pi l a ..I e 1 e I io 1 U d b ( 'oach
V.fi'li.'ih lo he one of Hu
ll" t port -manlike team.-, t he
1 " ' 1 w hen a ne.-wlle has
' " 'If lo the Mlirpli) held lo
I'la. the Ihilhloe; coaih. in
'i'l' Ul.ill; is a hoiia-hde Melh
00. I pieaeh, r. ( , "A"
'.,u h h name.
I is!' Sat o : ila I lael w I was
II l'l In rack up I heir Hit h win
' (i old Mill . the team that
'' 1 ' "ii an 1 11. he trial 1 .eamie
.' . tins ea-011 'I he started
playing, and Hazelwood scored
ihree men as they went to bat, and
! Bud Blalock was left standing at
Hie plate when rain drove them
from the field. This week-end will
he their third try to bring home
the championship bacon, and it's
tune the began getting some good
breaks. . . Incidentally, Bud became
a papa Sunday, and named the
little girl Laura Ann.
SCTKNCK has now proved
what hatters in the American
League have known for a long
tune -that Bob Feller has a
fast ball. The Army used a
chronograph, a device to meas
ure the speed of a rifle bullet,
to lime a fast one pitched by
Boh in a lest, and the ball went
14f) feel in a second -or 98 0
miles an hour. This is a new
record, breaking Alley Don
ald's of the 1939 Yankees who
tossed a hall 139 feet a second
or 94 miles an hour. In 23
ears of football coaching, Wal
lace Wade has a record of 177
victories. 3(i defeats and eight
lies During bis 11 years at
Duke his teams won 8.r, lost
19 and lied three games, and
of the 19 losses, 15 have been
by the margin of one touch
town or less. His teams (at
Alabama and Duke) have ap
peared five times in Rose Bowl
contests, winning two. losing
two and one ending in a tie.
He played in the Bowl on the
Brown university team in 1910,
Ills foot ha 1 1 career was inler
rupled twice by war, and both
limes he went to Europe, be
ing discharged the last time
with the rank of Colonel.
HUNTERS looking forward lo
some duck shooting this year can
contact the Chamber of Commerce
for information about a lodge on
Ihe Waecamaw river near Gcorge
lown, S. C. They claim excellent
fishing, too, season opening Sept. 1.
Fishing Season
Ends Saturday
Fishermen, this Is your last
chance this year.
August 31 the season ends in
all streams throughout North
Carolina. With the exception
of TVA lakes that are open
the year round, all lishing in
this pui-t of the state is fin
ished after Saturday until next
spring.
Both forks of Pigeon river.
Big East Fork and West Fork
are open Saturday, and the
Davidson River and tributaries
in the Pisgah Game Preserve
are the only protected streams
nearby that may be fished this
week-end.
Game -Fish Officer
Required For This
District Of N. C.
The North Carolina Division ol j
Game and Inland Fisheries has an-j
nminced an opening for District
Game anil Fish protector in I is-1
1 lilt 2, which is composed of Bun-j
combe, Henderson, Haywood, Mail-;
ison and Transv Iv .1111.1 counties. !
An examination will be held in
Ihe division ollice, 100111 1!K in the:
Law building at lialeigh 011 August i
30 at 10 a 111. Application blanks'
may be obtained by writing Divi
sion Supervisor Tom 1.. Rollins at
Asheville. I
Applicants iimsl be between the1
ages of 21 and 4(1, not less than .r
feet il inches in height, not less!
than I'll) pounds 111 weight ;ind
must pass a rigid physical exami-j
nation. They must have a high
school education or the equivalent,
must he in position to tlevnle full
time to the work, of gooil character
and interesleil ill the mil doors as
well as game and fish.
PRICES GOING UP?
F.coiio mists b e I i e v o that ;.
broadening increase m prices e
linderwav mid see iii.anv sign-,
thai the iiu-iea-.es thai have ;il
ready coino about will lie only a
pari of the upward push as wages
and war malei lals una ease in
price.
ON V. S. PAYROLL
The civilian pay roll ol the gov
ernment numbers 2,322. .r)(lll. Of
thise, war ageneie; and depart
ments have I.HiO.!)(IO employes..
First Of 2
Home Games
Will Start
At 3:30 P.M.
Hazelwood Still
Needs One Victory
To Claim Industrial
League Title
Green River will furnish th
next competition for the Haze
wood baseball team, with the gam
to begin at 3:30 Saturday afternoo
on the High School field.
This and next week's game wit
Champion Y will complete all hom
games on llazelwood's schedub
and a large attendance of fans i
oxpecfvd to he at the game. A wi
Saturday would give Hazelwood th
Industrial league title, somethin
thai the rain last week-end pre
vented when they were beginnin
their game at Martcl Mills.
Haelwood. with only one loss i
10 games, will be meeting one o
the second division teams in th
Industrial loop, although Gree
River is alwavs a fighting tear
and sal back Sayles ISillmore 7 lo
last Saturday.
Ihe two teams have met twic
before, Hazelwood winning 7-6 i
Mav. and triamiiiing Green Rive
0-1 when they played at Tuxedo ii
.Inly.
Other scheduled games thi
week-end are: Keusta at Beacoi
Mills, Martcl Mills at Sayles an
F.nka at ('anion.
TICKET, PLEASE
The British stntionmastcr die
not wear : uniform, and one day
when a train came in he stooc
at the platform gate to take tilt
pas-engers' tickets.
A pretty girl came up to him
ami when he held out his hand
for her tiiket she seized it eagerly
gave him a tight squeeze, and
billowed hy clasping him 'round
the neck in a loving embrace;
then she gave him a hearty kiss.
The : tat loiimaster was bewild
ered I, but managed to say, "That's
all very nice, miss, but I want
your ticket."
"Oh'," replied the girl, "aren't
vou L'ucle John'.'"
Ah.
9 1 1
All. If. II.
1
14
Totals
Score by innings:
All-Stars . 1 10 042 H'U
Boosters 202 no:. 2::
Umpires: Kuykendall, Hi -.i In,
and Woodard.
THE WHOLE JOB
When a Scottish barber v.n 1 f-
gaging a new assistant he p. ne
ed out:
"I pay lower wages in tin
summer because the v.ih
lighter."
"But surely people 'ft then
hair cut quite as olten. if n. "'
tener, in the summer than in lb
winter?" protested the applicant
for he job.
"Ay." agreed the barber, 'in.:
you dinna ha'e to help them on
wi' their overcoats." ,
We
X
The Middleman
You Get His Profit
SAVE
With
SPUR
Corner Haywood
and
Depot Street
Belk-Hudson Exte nds
Labor
Greetings
To All
WOR
ECER
Monday, September 2nd, is your day a day
when America stops and pays tribute to all
who toil.
Great problems have been overcome, splen
did progress has been made, but there remains
much to be accomplished. Americans will do
this, too.
"Home Of Better Values"
Narrow Outside Margin.
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