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PHE SPOfeTS PAGE Of THe Waynesviile Mountaineer Tuesday, February i, 1948
SPEARHEADING
With
SPORTS
By ED SPEARS
Two Cage Programs Are Slated
r..n. ) !
ills to. 1 1 '. Aim:
in:;s t.u' 1'
).'h . One j hi,
bred whisoei
RKPt U.TKKS ASSIGNED to the State Deparn,eM found
i uy last Thursciay when Sect ttary MarshaH
so bi.,' Davis Cap. 'vhivn the Umu-a Stato tt-n-:':o.ii
Australia last year, and made the draw
other nations who compete tor tho ,.i tio-
ehap. it is reported, kept whispering in a well
"What's a bve? What's a bye?"' Watching the
proceedings, the Austrian minister remarked sadly to the
British ambassador. "Even if we won it, which doesn't seem
hkelv. we wou'dn't have enouch monev to pav tne freight
on o."
1111 11 .AC.l i: AWARD tor the outstanding mule
;iil.ti i. .i ill! I .w nlin.is cill jo 'o Id Kollc nl.ei :,. i . I.H--uiei
I'iiI,!' I ,-.k. I ti.ill unci liii-Kissr ace. tiir I'Hi . . . nial.
ino the -.in Diike athlete lo vein (he uuanl saint- It was
set in I'1 IS. Two Carolina men have canted it, out'
cai It 1 1 1 1 1 I leninn. Catavc ha and Wake Forest . . . Mrs.
Intrll- 1, iv. on l;".e. Chapel ll'll s cnerarde :;ollrr, !,
I In l u inner in the women's diiMoii. KolTcn-
berei, i ii iilcnlall v. is the first male athlete without a
football Ktind, and was on the All-American collegiate
caec team.
an A-.:r
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Confereiur
:wu h e inphasvin.; team woik.
n tho hottest ot their H.kimit
.ko, , Tho Aloxano! ui, !ni.
:t Id o.nals and 47 chant'.' t".- e-
1 1 , i- v.Mf. The W oltnaok n
. ,11 -it., ii, his field t ss'S A
tv s f c j laving with lltl'ao.'.
m.i'
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ii, . .rdei- t. sturlv hoi ticiiltiu'e. After -i a I
i... tike ever tin brother s truek Isrir. neii
..er- he .: the bet piayer ;r. the Scuthtrr.
Weather Man
May Cause
Cancellation
WTIIS Inactive, Can
ton Goes To Fines
Creek, Clyde Invades
Crabtree
Although the weather man may
force a change of plans, high school
o.-Ov'.Mh.-.iler: arc slated lo tic ur
i .mim leti-ri-siii:;' pop-am- m
. . of ; illc. u hicli lia1. an okmi
... t, I;,hl . h.ni iii;ult ;ii l ;ii,.-.
. i n.., kr Hli t In' .!,iimi.i' I'll
.(.. ..' S i ,i . lull a'-iiin was foit'i il
'., , I I lilt' :,!IM llt'fHlIsi' lit till'
mi i neither The Sylva te.'nn .
in .rhedult'd to appear heir Kn-
inulit. hinvi'ic!'.
I Ih- hi .'l-ridi UK t' li-'ni! team
it honked to play at Kir.e Oct!,
."hou.'h favoicd to repeat then
: ,'vnu will!;. Canton can rxpeel
oh' dilHcuIty in handling l"inc
";-fik al their iionir court and the
.n-peel are for to good panics.
l'!ac' cagcrs invade the Crab
n t i. iii, lJuil court, in their t-ar-:t
.,- iiMt'ting hot h Clyde teams
. i re v. nuiers.
iletlnl was primed to take on
iii.ili i at Ihe Knka gym on Moii
.i'. i.iL'hl. and will entri tain Knies
i , rk on 1- ridav.
i lie ' In ist School Greenies will
it i" iraoii. Uu;.j ui.'h o.i YVfc.i-
c si
A 4:04 Miler?
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I'm- .it ihe '.lionrest ehal
t Col D'uUN. tlie 'Tlyhiii
Koy Ciiii 'er. Iowa State's
nee rimnei. says Karvcr
.pee-.i and hiss to run a
o.i mile, and predicts that
lit :tl -My w ilh Dodds
Ism In ihe 'Aire. The
runner is a slow
I.:.; licislur.
TOURNAMENT TIME will soon arrive in this vicin
ity Canton eave a hint that the Black Bears will be one
of tlie t ip ceded quints in the Blue Ridge Conference
scrap li kiunking off Asheville School in their return
tame Saturday, revenging their previous defeat. Win
ner ol li e coiifei ence meet will engage the winner of the
Western Conference Tourney, being held at lcuph, in
the distiict tournament at Cullowhee.
Hli; AFF-TIME batting record in regular season
play was made by Rogers (the Rajah) Hornsby, when
play hit; w ith the Car dinals in 1924. a big .424. The only
present day plaver to bust the .400 mark is Ted Williams,
Boston's home run king, who slammed six points over
the magic mark in 1941 . . . Longest throw of a baseball
was made back in 1910 by Sheldon Lejeune in Cincin
nati, for a distance of 426 feet, 9l2 inces . . . Babe Ruth
knocked a urand total of 729 home runs. 13 of which were
in World Series uames.
K NOTES. Four runners share the world record
.us for the 100-vard dash: Frank Wykoff (who set
nearer-hoR-2.0(10
si
t ii ii'
TRAC
of 9.4 St Cm.
it in 190). Jesse Owens, Clyde Jeffrey, Americans, and D. J.
Douber of Sou'.h Africa. Sweden's Gur.der Haess has come
;. t-ir.;riU:e mue, oniy i.t seconub ut:, anu ms
,:') ;r, tho two and three mile uisUir.ces; 1,500.
!rr; "-."oil me'er events . the hrh ;timp rrr r'1
. liv 1 rs- Sterr; in 1)41. and Jo- wi i, n
, i-i.p ot ft hi i inel'i.--.
!Hv MI'S 'n i'iiubt lis the m I ei ions .lolm Mon
t.li.ue n tin- t oll world, whose prodigious feat, oil the
fdii'wa ((('Ob' l"in the must talked of uoldnu liume of
the ( i Inmnrc h- soon faded to obsiiiit when it be
came know n that he was at onetime a wanted man m
poll, e i n 'Us. Howeer, recently we s;tw an uilule that
he as still j (rat some figure with the diier. brassie. nib
lick and puller.
WELL DRILLER
New. modem Cyclone Drilling .Machine, the very latest
on the maiUel. designed to save the customer money as
well as Hoiiis a better job.
ESTIMATES GIVEN WITHOUT
OBLIGATION
Ten years' experience in Western North Carolina well
drilling and pump installation.
GREEN BROTHERS
L. L. McCall, Operator
Canton and Penrose, N. C.
Phone Canton 2920 Route 3 Canton, N. C.
Sylva Falls In
Tight Cage Scrap
With Blue Demons
Bi.tl.el, scheduled to play at
'"andW-r on Monday night, took
ah, number 9 for the season Fri
J:i night against the Sylva high
'i-.iini
Plaving at their home court, the
ileihel girls had little difficulty in
liiuninn the visiting six 47 to 15.
Vera Farmer rang up 26 points
dmiin' ihe game.
The nightcap was a hard-played
m.iteh that wasn't decided until
Bill Trull untied the score in the
liual minutes of play with a free
throw to make possible a 29-28
ietory. Bobby Wells was top scor
er lor the evening, with 15 points,
and Bumgarner the standout for
S Iva.
Girls Lineup
Pos. Bethel (47) Sylva (15)
F Clarke 11 Ward (4
Farmer ' 26) McClure (6)
Smothers Bags 16
As Canton Downs
Blues 44 to 33
1 "Butch" Small, ers steamed in 16
point? to lead the Canton Biack
Bears to a 44-33 '. iclory over Ashe-
' ville School for Boys.
The Saturday t'tcinocn program
I at Canton was opened hy a scrap
between tlie "B quads of the two
; school-, uhiih the Baby Blu?s
racked up li7 to L'4
! Varsity Lineup
Waynesviile
Girls Win,
Boys Lose To
Cullowhee
Girls Take Close One
20-19, While Moun
taineers Drop
Theirs 44-28
Waynesviile high split the
doubleheadcr at Cullowhee on l'ri
1 iy night, the WTHS girls winning
.1 nip and tut k game 2" I" 11) while
C ullowhee handed Hie hoys a slin;;
uiK 4ti to 27 defeat.
Condill and McCrarkcn account
ed for most of Waynesville's poinls
in the opener, while Cullowhee'.s
lolhert sank 12 to p.liv the losers.
The ttame stayed elo-e all the way.
Cullowhee leading slightly at the
hall hut Waynesviile nosed the
home elub out in the 'inal minutes.
The Cullowhee quint piled up a
commanding lead against the start
ling WTHS live during the first
half, and Coach Weatherby played
his second team the last two tuur
ters when the scoring was more
evenly divided. Cullowhee also
made liberal use of its subs.
Girls Lint up
Pos. Cullowhrr (lfl) W'ville (201
Canton Hangs Up
Double Triumph
Over Clyde High
Canton hung up a double win
Friday night at the Black Bear
gym, the girls winning a close one
over Clyde 23 to 19. and the hoys
marking up a 34 to 2f. triumph.
Girls , Lineup
Pos. Canton ( ?:H
F Henclrix ' t'-i'
F Ingle Mi
F Grillin 3
G Robinson
G B. Latham
G N. Latham
Suhsr Vanlon. M
Parham, Ford 2. Hardin
ONE CITY FINDS PEACE
j BATAV1A, N. Y. (UP) This
western New York city has one
'claim to fame for 1947 it was a
jsafe phice to live. Police Lt. For
rest A. Gray reported no violent
Hr.;.ihs within the city limits last
ear--"no automobile fatalities, no
suicides and no murders."
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St.lllleV Hli
C'lilllU--
Medtuid
Sunt h
Haney. !'
KIDNEYS
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I Boys Lineup
'Pos. Canton (34; MycV
V J. Smathers 1 ih.rdin .'
F Philips itii Warren 'P
C M. Stiles ill' l.md)" ' "
G D. Suh's Miiir.ni -:c
,; Mij, r ; "' ' ;
Subs; t'.inl.in, I' n. ' '
i Stephens 2. K. Sn.Jilhei 11" ;'.
Loll in, Cai 'i-r. C'.-.'.l". : .-.:.v 2
, Spencer.
Keferee: C'.oloith.
i,i,in linnilne. itching, cloudy
,. .., gi l up iiitfiitsi' Do you
n.iiiisV Oo you nave ruum
Il s.i. Bet Xfir-TF.X. PiiCk.
I. is iiii.li fiintaln a Tiimlprti
I, ,.. l,y speciillists in kiilney
l;,vs tiealment iikiicpb you
i" son. S;.fe for fhililifTi in
! this iuI as a reminder tj
nblels at ymr ilnig store.
liniK Slore or your home-
Chili,.
Because , :
and cooking ,
is of infeii...
Beware Cci
ThatH
Creomul.sion i
cause it gix-.s i
trouble to !,.
germ laden
to soothe i,i.
flamed bru
branes. Tciii ..
a bottle of c
ell
to have yo,:
CREOMYuli,
forCouhs,C:,,c3
Tolberf (12)
Bai ker
Biyson Hi
Sutton
Hogdtn
Churchwell
Phillips 1 1 1
MeClaekfell id)
Cogdill i9i
Fiantn
Farmer
Sheehan
Subs: Cullowhee. J. Hodgin 6,
Bodson. Stevens. Waynesviile. No
land 1. Medforfl, McClure.
Pos. Canton (4 I)
F Smathers ,l!i
F Phillips if.'
C M. Sides
CI Miller '
CI D. St ik-s
Subs; Caul.
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A. School (33)
Coulter 1 10)
Klee ifi)
Bizzell i4i
Miller (12i
Carrulhers
g 4; Asheville
Blalock '10)
Cooke
Bumgarner
Singleton
Subs- Bethel.
Bryson
Jacobs
Painter
E. Bryson ' 2)
Mease. Sylva.
School. Pollack 2. VVehh, Wood.
LIGHTNING HARNESSED
PITTSBURGH iUP) A super
lightning holt, possibly the mighti
est ever recorded, was '-trapped"
by special instruments at Westing
house Electric Corporation's plant.
Consisting of live separate surges,
the boll contained an estimated
34.),0(M) amperes of electricity,
which is equal to tlie current flow
ing into 3(10.000 homes.
Boys Lineup
Pos. Cullowhee (46) W'ville (27)
F Norton (12) Powers (6)
F Simpson (6) Carswell
C Sagle (1) Yarborough
G J. Wyhe (6) Shook (2)
G Tilley (5) Gibson
Subs: Cullowhee, H. Wyhe 1,
Bryson 9, Cole 5, Gunnels 1, Tay
lor, . Monteith. Waynesviile. Maney
2, Boyd 4, Mehaffey 2, Sutton 6,
Davis 5. ;
Officials: Brown and Rhodes.
Ihin IV.izor Blades
Forty-cUht double-edged safety
razor til. uies of the so-called
'thin" 1y e 'veich one ounce.
TAKE SUNDAYS OFF
CABONDALE, 111. (UP) The
Student Christian Foundation at
Southern Illinois University, a non
sectarian group, is the only or
ganization of its kind which does
not hold meetings on Sunday.
Eighty per cent of its members go
more for the week-end.
SLOGAN FOR SMOKERS
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. iUP) C
E. Hames, hotel man, coined the
newest slogan for Florida's state
wide drive against forest fires. It
is: "Chaperone your cigarettes.
Don't let them go out alone."
H hii, F l"
llins l ineup
llrlhcl I'M) Sylva 2Hi
P, Well
I .as ninti
- nil "
Gibson
Denver
Cu no i
1 1 '
Biiniliarnei- i 10
Cede Ii
I'-dlc'l'!! 'it
Ward '7
Prrs'.!r
Well'-. .1
S ha
REVIEW OF YEAR IN SPORTS
OCTOBER."
Siilr- Bethel Long 4
Muriav. Cbasoli. Iletci
.lone- 2, Evair-
(iftieiJh : Fowler and Roger
H .
1 2S FF Smite Sprt (Satj
1 M r - this week onlt b alentine's man stom
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VOI ICE OF EXI C I TION SAI L
IN Till: SI PLJUOR COURT
WUOOI) cr)lw.'TY
XOlil'lI CAROLINA.
nwil) L'NDEItWOOU. Tradin
and Doim; Business as Underwood
Lumber and Supply Company ant
i- Ciiiers Lumber Company.
Plaint lit .
vs.
MOl'LTRY A. DILLAKD,
Defendant
By virtue ot an execution direct
ed to ihe undersigned from Ihe
Superior Louit of Haywood County
in the abovfe-entitled action. 1 will
on Monday, the 23rd day of Febru
ary. 1948. at 11:00 o'clock A. M
at the Court House door of said
County, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution,
all the right, title, and interest
which the said Moultry A. Dillard,
the defendant, had in the following
described real estate on the 12th
day of September, 1946, or any
time thereafter, to-wit:
1 Being Lots. Nos 151. 152, 153,
and 154 of the John B. Henry es
tite pi opei ty, as per plat of Walter
C Bcarden, made July, 1946, and
rctiirdtd in Map Book "A", page
1)9 Haywood County Registry, to
v hicii 'U". v and plat reference js
made for a more particular
..,cription.
i This the 22nd day of January,
' 1948.
1 R. V. WELCH, Sheriff.
I 1698 Jan 27-Feb 3-10-17
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WRONG M
MILWAUKEE II
belt Haehrbass tried to
father on the telephone
busy signal lor ahotii 4"i
The operator tht-iks Ii i
I ry ing if she hadn i tip.u 1
he was calling hi ow i m
HAi'Pv i.wniv.
INDIANAPOLIS I I '
John Snowden w.e. ai h
stove prep, il lie.: In . -;i k t
stove explodeil .old I
Soou'dell iierosv the n
lantied uninjiiitil in l.n
Up.
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I MM he I 1 : f '."
'.':; ' : ; I- CAN'T STEAL :VWf
llO-i.S,:M .-. i
FAITHFUL K) iiil IM)
FASCOAG, R I ( F i. -Emily
Puilen. 90 died .u i.e.
lated, snowbound noiot Ii. , 1
year-old handri.an. c:. .... . , H..!
worked for 4H hour- i . -v . - i f i
1,000-yard pal ii -o In loitio uh
word of her dealt, t.. the .-m ,i.
DO YOU TIRE EASILY?
it your lirad, worn-oul feeling it dut
l dtflcfanc in your diet of lion and torn
f tho important Vltamint . . . then uy
OMIN for 30 dol. See it you don't feel
batttr and hov more itamina for woik
and ploy. Cot OMIN Tabled ol yowl diyg.
tloro . . . end 9t tttultt or your iiony
bach, iJ ndntn lomn
from many cauiet, iu
your dodo .' it,
tifd fethng ptnhtl
Eilab.
Sine
1912
I CAN'T STEAL
FLAVOR FROM
THAT BOTTLE
Sure, we like sunlight but it s
downright bad medicine for many
a bottled beverage. Gets right
through plain, ordinary bottles,
and steals the delicate flavor be
fore the bottle is even opened.
That's why Orange-Crush
comes in an amber, flavor-guard-in:
bottle the bottle that defies
die sun. Seals-out harmful light
ray sseals-in the fresh fruit flavor.
Try Orange -Crush today taste
the extra freshness of true orange
flavor.
Orange Crush Bottling Co.
II. L. STEWART, Salesman
VAMtfees rooK-Te. seieif SAMe-tS vM-rAe. vJofst-P
sppiiss- oveR-rAe' eieooi.yA4 popeeres
Si'!-l''l!iVl-u-r-.---
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Our Mew Equipment Is Here
DOKS VOLIt CAR MT.D
GLASS
We Replace
Glass In Any
Make Car
We Can Find Any H
In Your Car Wi' iThi
Equipmer,'.
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