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PAGE Of TKe Waynesville Mountaineer fhiday, july 23 i48 arts After The Ball By SANDY GRADY Hazelwood To Tackle Enka Here Slrike! ! ! ill) Hunting Season, But . . . in Canton on Tuesday aft- 1. ' .i.; oiwc and sware thev'd start j., rubbea ' ciwn brand. ree F the middle of the street, calmly taking ingdl,wn , ., hlnrk hear i,t- was a juu-hu,1"v ThPrfastt-d bystanders watched, the animal cade.nv past Howard Myers' grocery W0"? j ni-o RQrnn RflV. Two children ,A nf Mr. anu I'm. - - yard win nevn . .U.trt-, fLllv reasoned the thing out: (1) It was a danye-ous (3) something should be done ,vbe we ought to call tne ponce. i t i natural aouDie-ianc ""-j "- ujresuurcetui men - . The audacious bear, in the meantime, had wan- U'b tlibsontown. Me naa eviaemauy ..du anil was neauxug per hunting pariy w Hj . , hrute. With dogs belonging to , H)ul j.uk HianKensmp snmiujj up .. I. .llinil t hp bear's observation tour ,i 1 1 t f d cham-pvpf) 2fi-vear-old lelll'V Alt'l-iowcii, oi., " r- -w-- j . ,.,, ,he hero of the day. McDowell caught a le sluf.y.v animal, drew a ucia win. i away- one ruineU uruin. "c" "-i - lb tried 1" hgure wnai was on uic uuiii .- le .leaded t.i walk down a busy street at J:U teed bear hunters said the bear was en route tmr, Mountain area to Cold Mountain. A big Ly. had been roaming through the brush on Lr.tain tor several months. Une bunter told lne lth.it he tie.ufed the arumai naa to go tnrougn I ...W . 11 1 Is wav to t old Mountain ami iimu uct.uiiic iuu- jut uthin the city limits. ICantim residents couldn t remember a bear get- in veais Somebody said that the big fel ,li and Sunburst areas are getting so used to lev re not afraid or anytning. 5 just curious, this one certainly got a fleeting pte (it civilization. JwHeie? Set Sail For Pisgah In in this area have been walking around star- llioe tops lately. From what we hear, the fish daslnii!' alter the flies in a very enthusiastic irthm:' about those heavy rains and the light all the other alibis which any flycaster The bit' ones are still nibbling occasionally whee. but the trout snagging seems to be a raie. ten the picture up, Ranger W. W. Huber has pon fishine, in his part of the country at the font. Ranger Huber wants to blow the "Shnu, up there. n. that 7.:t.r)H fishermen have been wading in prsthis season. They haven't done badly eith- Rht ail :iV(r.)Uf nf fnnr trmit nr man. The counted 29,460 fish caught in the streams so lavHi;' ui.es. that is a lot of fish. I!" lin' tu ts dull, vou might run the jalopy up N cast :i t.w tVinro JTiiKr cove tnnt the hpst on Upper South Mills River. The figures say F haul in a heavv creel from there an average fnan has been takeniso faM The North Fork Broad is another spot Which' is reportedly thick -he!' SaVS ttl.lt 1W inni-OQCor) nnmhpr nf flVlPr- Jatoli ,,f ih0 trfut population. The Park needs F'r,J d! r hf lirirtnr' fiolr- n 1 1 iitnfiflnc t f hPlTl luiii. aais an wai j v. i u !em Only 8,000 trout are now available for tiim; m the Park. There have been 30,000 " w sport is apt to slow down for a while. Cards and Tourists Wav- has nirp wnrlo 4 vimrt Hon WflllaOP. TA Mm AVI J Vy V4 X M MS U t w Wolfnark this fall sftsr a fino farmer at the " Hukp and rnrnlino oil Viifh will aD- 'Umn Tupsrtav - . . Cardinals will hold a tryout camp at John- Monday and Tuesday. If anv local hopefuls their stuff pn they'll begin the cry, "Break Up Ashe- l ' ' ea aoout the old Yankees. The wnoie r i"n ine rouristq Wnocilav nioht and were fi U'ltK eiri . . ir i " a D-j aeieat. Many ocai ians weir pri.u.w ...I- . - - - - . . B.u A-nicn jammed McCormicK nem io 1 golf Locals Can Get Revenge . by Cunningham Against Leaders Saturday Alter bouncing around the first division for the past month, Hazelwood's baseball club will have a chance to sat isfy its cravings for catching the Industrial league leaders tomorrow afternoon they play Enka Rayon, top nine in the loop, at 3:30 on" the high school diamond. Tannery Grabs Bigger Lead T XT- lanners iniP r-l Creek Club 5-2 Tuesday When a moving force meets an immovable object, something has to give. That's what .happened on Tuesday night when Ihe Tannery softballers. risina like a meteor in the W-H loop, hit the Aliens Creek club. The hustling Tanners rolled right over Aliens Creek with a 5-2 victory Now perched sal'elv on too of the league with seven wins and only two defeats, the Tannery is a good bet to take the league nag in mid-August. Their only worry is the Spic and Span club which was dumped out of the race mo mentarily when it had to give up two forfaits. Most of the Spic and Span starters are at Fort Bragg with the National Guard, but F.arl Scruggs' full crew should be hack in action Monday night when they take on the fifth place Veterans Electric club. The Tannery loped across three runs in the second inning and a couple more in the third to win the Tuesday night game. Hall and Brackett singled to help the first rally, with Yount and Dudley sparking the other two runs over. The Creek team shoved in one run on Filer's single in the second frame. They made their only oth er threat in the fifth on Mills' hin gle Both pitchers, Brackett (Tan nery) and Craig (Aliens Creek), hurled six-hit ball games. Brack ett happened to get better support and won the fracas 5-2. Oliver Yount, holding down the centerfield post, led the winners' hitting with a pair of singles for three trips. MS CONNIE MACK, the ;ged sane of the Philadelphia Athletics, has lvinai Iced that pitch ing is !U) per cent l the jine. These three men are certainly ill) per cent f the Cleve land'ln.liu, o.t. lnne stuff in the Tribe's del erniined try for the American League flag. Lemon has become the staff s ace after being converted from an outfielder. Rearden is a Purple Heart veteran who is having a great rookie season, reuei is iuuiu; u year after flubbing nine starts by mid-season. That Faraway Look State Men Hold Grid Pov; - wow Manaeer Jack Smith's lads will be dead set on a victory in this one. F.nka has already licked the lo cals twice earlier in the season once hy 3-2 on a heart - breaking hnmuiiD and once by 4-3 when Hatelwood fumbled away seven chances. Enka is sitting proud and high on Ihe Industrial League top right now after an extended winning streak which moved them ahead of Ecusta several weeks ago. They have won in the neighborhood of twelve games this season. Hazelwood Is hanging in the low er first division after winning sev en and dropping five games. Enka will carry into the contest a potent -lineup that hps worried every pltaher in the league. The outfield of Twieed. Patton. and Pinkerton is very handy at the plate. The Enka hurling stafT has carried most of the victory load Randall and Williams, who is one third of a Williams irio playing on the club. Hazelwood will probably toss Li'l Jack Ammons, the steady wind milling chunker, who has done de pendable work for Manager Smith this season. Business Manager George BishoR" says the Hhymer. the Canton firebajler, has been on the Hazelwood roster fifteen days now and is also eligible for mound service this weekend. Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' If you're in a gambling mood, you can bet that it'll probably rain Sunday. Hazelwood is due to play Berkeley in a postponed game at 3 o'clock. IS things follow form, the water wHl Dour down the last two times the foes have been scheduled, it rained. It's Just Uke washing your car or leaving the um hrella at home, when a Hazelwood- Berkeley tilt is slated. Actual prospects, though, axe fnr a aunnv afternoon Sunday and a powerhouse game between Ihe two outfits. Hazelwood siompea me visitors 8-4 the last Ume they dared on the local scene. Bob Pitts and Elmer Dudley won that one with some timely Dingles, and Smith hopes tliey will come back for more. Berkeley carries a brother com bination, the Hunneycutts, who swing big sticks in the three and four batting order slots. The club is sitting about even with Hael wood in the Industrial League standings. Havelwood will be trying to shake off the defeat pasted on them last weekend by a surprising Dana from Styles. The 10-5 loss was the first loss taken by the locals in a month and dampened their chances of hitting first place this spason. Hazelwood Note: Canton Beat 'Em By 2 -1 Hazelwood has been provided an extra incentive for licking Enka when the two teams meet tomorrow afternoon The local's traditional rival, Can ton edged out the Rayonite team in a close ball same Wednesday, 2-1. Score by innings Tannery Aliens Creek ir.12 ooi) x-a mo on) o- 2 Brackett and Hall tor Tannery; Craig and Chambers for Aliens Creek Softball Standings Team Tannery Spic and Span Slacks Iron Duff Vets Elcc. Aliens Creek Won I-ost Pet. 7 2 .777 5 3 .625 4 3 .571 4 4 .500 2 3 .400 2 5 .285 hna Softball Standings II was Slate football night in Waynesville Wednesday. No matter what the thermometer and calendar said, w matter how many Duke or Carolina men were in the vicinity, the county rourl house was a hot bed ol Slate football talk- and ii uas serious talk, too A small t'roiip of State alum ni 1 1 oi n ('anion and Waynes ville fathered in the courtroom to dn a hi lie conpirlng for next Fall. Ringleader of the meeting na' Ihe man who will guide the WolCpack eleven -one Beattie Feather1-'. While the Slate men wiped their blows and loosened col lars. Coach Feathers fold Ihe group what Ralemh football w.-is going to look like He wasn't making any promises, the x-Teniiessce star said, but things didn't look bad at all With a iiear-inlacl elub return ing this Fall, leathers had a farawav look in Ins eye when he spoke on the Duke. Caro- aml Wake Furrst games. "Those hoys me poing to be too good for us." Feathers said, "but you can bet that we'll make a good showing " When one State supporter mentioned those long rides bark to Waynesville after the Wolf pack had been beaten, the coach said. "Yeah, 1 know wnai you mean. Don't worry, it hurts us as bad as anybody to lose a game. We'll try to make those trips back happier this season. " Feathers ran through the Slate lineup, pointing strong spots to the group, and Riving the overall picture on Wolf pack chances. He told several stories of his early playing days to the alumni, then introduced Al Rotella, the husky new line coach for Stale The easy-going Hot ell pitched in with a few more humorous stories and spoke of States ( bailees as he saw them. Allen Nelms, head of Ihe alumni Wolf pack Club, talked to the meeting for a lew min utes on tlie scholarship pro gram for deserving young ath letes which lias been set up by his organization. Movies of Ihe :t()-0 State win over Wake Forest in the rain laM October were s-hown to the group Coach Feathers dellv eied a running explanation of the film, pointing out the way Hie luslliiii: Stale line pushed the Deacons hack for touch downs in the last half. I'.nil Davis, president of the local alumni organization, was in i liai i;e of the meeting. lie announced the Ladies Night lm the alumni will be held at Caluloochee Ranch on Align-1 1'iesident Davis aid that a fine program is be iiig plained, with an outstand ing allilelic personality to he present Dayton Swingers Tee Off Against Sayles Sunday U.itlling to maintain their 70 point hold on the Industrial League lii . I place. Dayton Rub bers gull team matches tee shots wnli Navies Sunday afternoon on the Municipal course at Ashevtllc. Molf up at Highlands Sunday when Louise n,lsh chamn- TV,K T - u nP,nH.slam 'r "vuiujr tfuiics, uic 51 'K-oigm Ananra pro, ana uicr uti- Will K w - TV . . , . - miss sggs' professional denui . JULY 23 Hie h School vs. Underwoods. Veterans Electric vs. Slacks JULY 26 Psrkmans vs. Hlrh School Spic and Span vs. Vets Flee. JULY 27 Nat. Ouard vs. Underwoods Tannery vs. Slacks ANOTHER FORFEIT Soir and Span had to turn in another forfeit on Monday night when they couldn't field an eligi ble team against Iron Duff. Though the Soic and Spanners collecteo enough ball players tn put on a contest, it was declared unom cial. Tomorrow night Slacks meets Veterans Electric in thp major league game: the hard-hitting High School meets Underwoods in the preliminary battle. The High School will be trying to put to gether another victory to over take the Parkman outfit, current ly sitting in the minor league first place. Slacks is another club which has risen very fast in mid-season. A nvtr the Electric tem would stack them in a tie with Spic and Span for second place " turn the Waynesville-Harelwood race into a three-wy crawl. The Long Fly Did It Iron Duff Trims Soco In 8th Not rontcnt w ith the opposition , ti ng all night. they ge' in their own backyard,! Iron Duff ex The hoy si-nrej softball league Wednesday night to edge a strong Soco team by 10-9 in an exhibition game. A base on halls a hard single and a fly ball into center gave the Iron Duffers their one-rim mar gin in Ihe eighth inning Chambers and saw Williamson, Smith hit safely. After Iron Duff had racked up their ten runs by the last inning, the Soco outfit put on a deter I mined goal line stand with three runs in me ninin. wum-, hmi i...i;i n... t,n r.n i rhain. Bradlev. Reed and I,lUle- L I It 1 1 I II' I I l 1 1 1 iiii niiu " i in - sawing through several wild, er- i John bingled but Iron Duff quelled ror-filled innings Iron Duff jumped on Pitcher W Tramper in the first frame for three runs A walk, error and bingles by Smith Stevenson and R. Smith pushed the Iron Dufl runs accross Thev tossed two more in the pot in the second in ningwhen Left-fielder Caldwell whammed a home run that scored Chambers ahead of him The Soco club steamed steadily along with runs in the first four innings They tallied in the open er on an infield error. They scored another in the second can to on another misrue The first Soco hit came in the third inning a man-sired homer by Arma chain. who paced his club's hit- the rallv bv forcing Reed at sec ond Thomason bounced out to third to end the ball wmc Both clubs hit consistently, but made a bushel of fumbles in the field which made the game rather loose. Stevenson and Chambers led things for the winners with a pair of hits apiece. The game's slug ger was Armachaln. who got a homer and two singles for four trips The slugger also turned In a npat mound performance for Ihe first few innings. Tate started the game for Iron Duff, got into trouble, and Smith relieved him Smith, though fast, was a nut wild and handed out five free tickets. He held the los ers to eight hits. Iron Duff AB R H Williamson. 11) 3 2 1 Chambers, if 3 2 2 Caldwell. II 3 2 1 Smith, s' . p 4 2 1 R Milner. c 4 10 Stevenson. ni 4 0 2 I.eatliei wood, 2h 4 0 0 (' Stevenson, cf 3 0 0 .1 M ilner ss 2 10 Tate, p 10 0 Total-: 34 10 7 Soco AB R H It. I.ittlejohn. 3h .. 1 0 Wolfe 2b .801 Aeneach. lb 3 10 Armachain, sr p .433 Bradlev . ss cf 4 11 Reed rf 3 2 2 B I.ittlejohn. If 3 0 1 Thomason. r 4 0 0 T Tramper, p 10 0 W. Tramper. rf .200 Totals 28 9 Nunn - Bush Brown and White Wing Tips $18.50 Keduced to $13.95 MANSFIELD Brown and White Win Tips $11.95 Reduced to $8-95 Two Tone NUNN-BUSH VENTILATED VENTILATED $11.95 and $10.95 Two Tone Reduced to $16.95 Reduced to $8-95 $12.95 STRAW HATS jfj gj Regular $2.49 to $4.50 gUJ? iV SPECIAL gl J $1.00 Score by innings Iron Duff 5 Soco - U2 100 103 9 320 000 41x id KNOX STRAWS Regular $6.50 and $7.50 SPECIAL $3-50 m STORE WAYNESVILLE, N. C. mIv Gearance Sale Ray s -: . ti sr. f i Jl - ' 5 : I'M hi it i f .'1; V 1 . ,'Jt 1 1 l! I1 :. 1 i i S x : i W , U 1 1 1 i L a Ti -.'J;il ' k ... ;: !, r , - f' i lt:,:4 r , mi fit , "' if- .;"' k it- 4 m u r t . it
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