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t ..I h, I, lie they finally pulled Ihe
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Inn iiiiiiiilev The Maroons are
ii.iii h iiniMoied this ear and have
in, un a nelilinii spirit under ihe
due, linn ui their neu coaell, llow
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( ii.ii Ii h.iinuell is a fiirnier West
iin I'.itnlin.i Cataininint perl'orni
t ,1 .n il i . expected tn use I lie sviunle
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u. II eipnppeil with a heavy, power- j
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ti, iin- pi e ions Raines this year. !
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Ihc Snmky Mminlain (.'nnferenie '
did al iM i-senl are set lint; a fast j
race in cniilerence plav aloili! Willi 1
Ihe Si ha Hurricanes. This will
he Hie Mountaineers .second inter
i inde. en, ,. Ii.ii t It- uiih ihe Smoky
I.i .up and C'oaeli Wealherby is very
anxioic. to keep Ihe reenrils clean
.i.'.uii I the rival conference.
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Abner Winiberly i82. Louisiana State eml, makes
other I..S.U. pliiyers identified. Norlh Carolina re-
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e.ain in I'.i.ne wild I..S.I". al Chapel Hill. Saturday,
the tackle. .Ine Itaird '7:11 and hobby Clexa 1 34 1 an
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Sylva Defeats
Andrews, 7-6
Th Golden Hurricanes of Sylva
llieli notched their fifth .straight
uiii Friday night with a hard
foiH'ht 7-S win over Andrews In a
j Smoky Mountain Conference game,
Si!va seined late in the second
ipiai lei on a sustained drive with
lack Cunningham plunging over
inim the seven yard line on a
j iiai lei hack sneak. Krnest Flum
Hainer plowed over for Ihe win
I niny extra point. Andrew' only
'core came on a 411 yard pas's from
I'.Mil l'aikci In Sam Webb. The all
It. ,!n I., Ml evil a point ailed.
S ha threatened Ihiouhoul the,
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I he V.', ncsville Mountaineers
who raptured Iheir fourth sliaii'hl
Mine Knife Conference victory
S.iliii dav nn;ht with a win over the
Cin e I School Greenies. have tak
en over the driver's seat in the
( oiilii , nee. 'I he Mountaineers are
f'llhe.ved closely by the Sand Hill
team in second spot with three
wins ami no defeats in conference
play.
The Aslu ville School TUllpc urn
jali. undefeated in loop compel il ion
wen nnc win and no losses. With
Ihe s, ,is,m ,.llf ,IV(,r R ooks V(,rv
much as though the 1948 cham
pions will come from these three
team.. Waynesville and Asheville
School will clash November n
vi hat shapes up as a battle between
undi foaled teams. The Mountain
eers do not tanfile with Sand Hill
but San-I Hill must face the Blues
be I ore the season ends. These two
games will have a definite bearinR
on the outcome of the loop race.
At this time Waynesville and
Asheville School seem to have the
upper hand. Waynesville has al
ready (Ufeated four of the main,
elevens in the conf.
n niir
Asheville School opened Iheir sea
son later than the other ,h,.ic
but lianded the Canton High Hlark
"cars a decisive licking in their
opener.
Sand Hill has marrhed over
three of the smaller schools but do
October 22
Asheville School 40, Candler 0.
Tiyon I'D. llillmore 7.
Brevard 12, Hr.vi.on' City 6.
Marion 27, Henderson! die lfl.
Sylva 7. Andrews ii.
Morganton 19, Canton 0.
October 23
Waynesville 10, Christ School 0
College (lames
Nui lh Cai olina :14. I.SII 7.
Duke 7, VIM 0.
N C. Male 7. Chattanooga 0.
(ieni l'i.i 'l ei h -i:'.. Hoi ida 7.
Wr.-t Vimnia 11, W & I. 7
Maryland 47, C, Washington II
Alabama 10, Me.s Stale 7.
Tn!. me .' 1 A id, in n (i.
Mi s I',.' Ho Inn Colleo Hi.
Ti mi 4 I . Tenii. Tei h II.
fJuilli.id III. Atlantic Christian 0.
( 'at ji, h., :i :i,,n p.
Appal. ii In , n 411, lln h Poinl 14
WC'TC !, Leiioii-Khyiie II.
Ensley Tops Lead
In Mountaineers'
Scoring Column
I.' okiim hack over the records
of the Miml.'itneei s' lir-t six Mames
we found thai . Waynesville
team had rolli d iii 91 points to
the opponent's la in racking up
five wins out of six j'ames. Setting
the pace in lh,. scoiini; has been
Winston lln U y , hii'ky fullback,
who ha, cio- ed the double mark
er on six loiielidnwn trips and add
ed six extra points for a total of
42 points.
Charlie Womack. sn.nnnv mnr.
terback of the locals is second with
13 points. i,,b Davis has added
six points to the total and half
back Howard l.iner has netted 2
touchdowns for 12 points. The rest
of the srnrim; has been divided
between three other players with
W'hisenluinl. reserve back nettinR
six points and Ihe two ends. Bob
Owen and Hill Sutton pulling in a
touchdown nass each
I lie Waynesville Kowliui! I.caj-'in
rolled into fast compel itjon friday
iiiHht on the alleys at the Waynes
ville Howling Center. The Center
was well Idled with interested
spectalors. as the first bowling
league in recent years got nil to
a Kond stall.
At a league meeting prior to
match time it was decided to have
league matches on Tuesday
night at 7:30 p.m. It was also an
nounced that a ladies' league
would be formed if enough mem
bers are available. All interested
bowlers should contact the Center
al once.
It didn't take long for the pins
to start falling and when every
body pulled their sore and tired
bodies out of the wav and final
scores figured, the l.ions werp
ne tied in first place with a 3-0
victory over the A. C. Lawrence
Cutsolcis. Ward's handed the
Wa nesville Howling Center a 2-1
licking, and to top off the first
nighl's rolling, Dayton No, 1 top
ped Dayton No, 2 by a close 2-1
mar gin.
The top individual same of the
nitylit was turned in by Russell
Full?, of Dayton Rubber with a
'paikling 195 and was followed
closely by Hill Cochrane of Ward's
with a 191.
All in all, the opening night
proved more of a success than
thought possible and il is hoped
that it will be a forerunner on con
tinued success as Ihe league moves
in the 1948-49 bowling season.
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Starting Line-ups:
Waynesville C. School
Bob Owen Johnson iCo-C
Bill Owen iCo-C) Thomas
Howell Guy
I'rice Sharp
Meliall'oy Wheeler (Co-Ci
Terrell Russell
Yarborougli Bennett
Womack Lathrop
Davis . . Clore
Liner (Co-C) Norris
Ensley Troitino
Bowling Schedule
Waynesville Bowling League
October 26
Dayton No. 1 vs. W. B. C.
Dayton No. 2 vs. Cutsole.
Lions vs. Ward's.
displaying nothing ,,u, U;'V "
ball rolled to a 19 t
over the Christ Sch,,,,, "
Saturday night i To,,.llt, .' "7
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adverse weather coikuii,. Ul ," '
sit through a diizllm. ,,,, , " ''
entire second half. ' c "
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Ihe game. Troitino r,-i,,.,
me ureenie 15. 1 hi,.,. h
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down punt, the wind,, cent,..
Mountaineer lorwi.i ,. ,,
through to 1,1, i, ,l. ,i. , .
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Chas. Howell recovenu,. ,i ,, '
Christ School 1 van) ii,,'.. ,, ,e
first plav. Winsinn I, ,,. i... , ."
fullback., plowed over i u ht
..oi ine loucllilown. The i, v ,, ,
point on a line plunge taild ','
nesville 6, Christ School o
Mountaineers Mjnh
Following the kirkull ei,,,..
School could not peneliat,. n
Waynesville line and i,,,,,,,.,, ,,, Ul.
Greenie 34 and the Mouiiian,,,,.
were on the march aram Kim.-i
hit left tackle for 3 and Bob )n,s
on a leverse picked up 1 v,,
mack moved for 4 and Dai is ,,n a
reverse again and he hi ml ,.,,.
lenf blocking by his mates m,ni.d
18 yards to the Greenie a Tin,.,,
line plays carried to th , i
on fourth down Knsley plowed tnn-
for the score. Tom lli, ,..
verted from placement Wanic
ville 13, Christ SVhoo! (I.
Midway of the second (iuaitiT
K..i.. t ........ .
'" siniiiui aiieiupieil to mm
from their own 29 hut Dai,. n,.,,
Mountaineer center, parlialli
blocked the kick and Win in .vilir
recovered on the Greenie 37. Sam
Wiggins, reserve back, gained i
around right end. Charhe W,,
mack, on a spinner, smashed mi,,
the secondary to Ihe Greenie li
On the next play, 1 1, maul l.inci
broke through left tackle n a
sweeping reverse and -.mini -1,111,1
illg up. The try for pinni ai'ain
failed. Waynesville 1!), (lm 1
School 0.
Following the kirkol! the Green-'
ies came to life and moved far tm
first downs as the first halt ended.
Rain Slows I' lay
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time and slowed the second lull
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will produce a new champion in
the Blue Ridge Conference when
the final whistle sounds.
Cats Garner
9-0 Victory
Over Bears
with Pee Wee Hamilton and
Arthur Byrd paving the way, the
Western Carolina Teach
. .11. miliums aeieaiea Lenoir
Khyne, 9-0, in a North State Con
ference football eame al tliel,.,,.,,
Saturday night.
Byrd, candidate for little All
America honors, rammed into the
Bears' backfield in the second quar
ter and tackled Heywood Martin
in ihe end zone for the safety.
With one minute left in the final
quarter, Hamilton skirted end and
raced 75 yards for a touchdown be
hind some beautiful downfteld
blocking by Bob Tate. Frank Har
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