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March Of Dimes Cage
Tilt Set Saturday
Night At High School
Manager Bill Kanos, of Under
wood's Independent basketball
team, has announced that tickets
to the March of Dimes basketball
tilt between Underwood's and the
Afthevillc Bombers, Saturday
nlt;ht, January 22nd, are still on
sale in the local stores of Waynes
ville and Hazelwood.
All local fans are urged to buy
a ticket whether they can attend
the game or not, because all pro
ceeds from the game will gxi to
one of the most worthy causes
known.
In a preliminary contest, the
Lions Club and Junior Chamber
of Commerce will lock horns in a
cage duel.
LpL. who follow the
the llazelwooa team
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mm lias nau iwuh"
Lfi in the years gone
the combined eftorts
during the last three
3 hi has been self-
nd has amDle funds to
c..an underway.
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of the local industries
k rirshe to back tne
ft he next two years if
Lid take an active m-
dub. Although this
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m- the same policy
hue to the uncertainty
fcal and to also retain
fiofl' as business man-
ho performed with
Iwood teams, has very
ted as business man-
club during recent
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fhas handled the busi-
of the team and his
help with other prob
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Basketball Results
Girls
Waynesville 28, Bethel 24
Sand Hill 18, Canton 14
Boys
Waynes ville 37, Bethel 23
Canton 37, Sand Hill 33
Crabtree 37, St. John's 11
College
N. C. State 53, Duke 52
North Carolina 69, W. & L. 52
Clemson 59, Wake Forest 57
Newberry 52, W.C.T.C 43
Catawba 57, Elon 41
Lenoir-Rhyne 71, E.C.T.C. 47
West Virginia 82, Waynesburg 50
E.T.T.C. 60, Appalachian 52
Kentucky 66, Tennessee 51
of which have materially aided the
club to the Western North Carolina
Industrial championship in 1946
and 1947 and a record of 60 wins
against 22 losses during the last
three seasons.
Although the road to a success
ful 1949 season appears very rocky
at the present, the outlook is ex
pected to be much better when
practice gets underway.
There is a possibility of several
of last year's performers not re
turning for the 1949 season bul
Manager Elmer Dudley is expected
to field an equally strong nine
when the season gets underway.
Although the season is a little
over two months away, Manager
Dudley has issued a statement that
all berths are wide open and urges
all ball players, especially the
youngsters who wish to try out, to
keep posted and report when prac
tice gets underway on the Waynes
ville High diamond. All players
will Uave equal chances and- the
youth movement started by Tom
"Bud" Blalock in 1946 will con
tinue lo lie carried out with the
hopes of continuing to turn out win
ning teams for the fans of Hazel
wood and Waynesville in the com
ing seasons.
Underwood
Cagers Win
League Tilt
The Underwood eagers captured
the third straight game of the week
Wednesday night, when they down
eu Crabtree, 37 to 28, in a Haywood
County League game.
The tilt closed out the first half
of play in the league, with Under
wood's posting a record of seven
wins to five losses. Afier a slow
j start, the Underwood team roared
o seven wins in eifjht starts to
wind up in third spot.
The Crabtree game was close
: throughout, wiih nellhcr team
I holding much advantage. Under
I wood's led at lialftime by 20 to 18.
Harry Jaynes, with 18 points,
paced the winners, while Ed Rogers
i tossed in 12 for the Crabtree team.
On Thursday night Underwood's
; journeyed to Cullowhee to battle
the Western Carolina junior var-
sity and came out on the short end
J of a 45 to 40 score.
The Underwood team was play
j ing their fourth game in four
i nights and appeared to be just a
i Utile weary from the grind.
! Underwood's jumped into an
early lend and held it till midway
I the third quarter. They were out
j in front 23 to 21 at the' half.
Joe Cline, one of the top per
formers on the local squad, left the
game by the foul route with only
four minutes of the second half
gone and his loss slowed the of
fensive efforts considerably.
Harry Jaynes, of the locals, top
ped the scorers of the game with
10 points. Purdue, Cat center, hit
the loop for nine for the winners.
The two teams will hook up in
another hot contest on the Waynes
ville gym on January 27th.
SHARE'SSPORTLIGHT
By Alan Maver
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, SHARE.
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Canton, C.
Crabtree Cagers
Defeat St. John's
The Crabtree cagers turned back
an invading band of St. John
(Waynesville) basketeers Thursday
night by a score of 37 to 11.
Coach L. C. Bryson of Crabtree
started his second team in the con
lesl and his regulars saw limited
.id ion ar. the reserves held the St.
John's team in check throuchout
the name.
Paul Smart, Crabtree forward,
took .'coring honors of the game
with 11 points, with Ward and Fic
ler tossing in five each for St.
John's.
Cmhlrec (37) St. John's (11)
V llaney 2i Ward (5)
F Smart (II) Willis
C Best (2) Ficter (5)
G Caldwell, J. It. Cole (1)
G Caldwell, J. C. (6) ... Hall
Subs: Crabtree Clark U),
Elkins, Chambers, Crawford, Fer
guson (2), Beasley (4), Milner (2),
Kinsland. St. John's McCrary,
Eckstein, Lane.
AGAINST .f.U THIS season.
CHUCK. COMBINE? WITH
BOB 'WHAfe iNA NAUiSTLONQ
(hes oNiys'o'roieouse the
FALCONS WHO WE NT ON TO
SCORE 97 POINTS 7& TIE
THE MADISON SQ GARDEN MARK
Canton Girls
Suffer First
Loss Of Year
The Canton High lassies suffered
their first defeat of the season Fri
day night on their home floor when
he strong Sand Hill cagesters
lopped them 18 to 14. The Canton
boys came back strong to get an
even break in the twinbill by down
ing the visiting hoys, 37 to 33.
The Canton girls look an early i
lead and held it until midway the j
third quarter, when the Sand Hill !
forwards started connecting on I
their shots and took the lead. I
Miss Thrash, of Sand Hill, and j
Miss Fish, of Canton, look scoring !
honors of the game with nine points j
each.
The boys' game was a close f- :
fair throughout, but the Bears pull- j
ed the game out of the fire in the I
i latter stages of the game.
Morrell, Sand Hill forward, top- j
ped the scorers with a neat total of ;
18 points. Johnny Phillips, with i
14. and Bob Moore with 10 points,
paced the Canton scorer'.
Girls' Lineup: I
Cogdill Scores 18 Points
To Pace Girls To Victory
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Catamounts
Notch Verdict
Over Tenn. Foe
The Western Carolina Cata
mounts continued their winning
ways with another last second win
Thursday night. The Cats came
through for the second time this
week to 'win by two points in the
final seconds of the game as they
downed the East Tennessee State
Teachers College of Johnson City,
Tenn., by 47 to 45.
The visiting Tennessee team
took an early lead and held it until
the final three minutes, when Bob
McGinn, stellar Cat forward, hit a
field goat and a foul shot to put
the Catamounts out in front. The
visitors moved one point ahead and
on an attempted freeze, Bob Mc
Ginn stole the ball and although
fouled, made the goal and then
added the foul shot to cinch the
victory.
Seat on with 11 points paced the
losers, while Bob McGinn and
Clyde Pressley hit the net for 14
points to lead the winning attack.
W.C.T.C. (47) E.T.S.T. (45)
FPressley (14) Derrick (10)
F McGinn (14) Maxey (10)
C Rhodes (11) ... Seaton (11)
G Carter (5) - Baylcss (4)
G Lane - Vest (6)
Subs: W.C.T.C. Tate (3), Collins.
E.T.S.T. Wright (2), Gibson,
Quarrels (2).
Sutton, Davis Chosen
Co-Captains Of Team
The Waynesville Mountaineers
elected co-captains for the basket
hall season the latter part of last
week and Bill Sutton and Bob
Davis were honored by the boys.
Sutton is a sophomore, stands
six feet, two inrbes and has been
a standout in the Mountaineers'
first four frames. Bill is letting
scorer of the team with 49 points
and has played good defensive
bull. He has shown much ini
. proyemj-ht recently, and should
' pr6ve to be a l-npablc leader,
'flu- (cam clcctfd Bob Davis to
fill the other co-captain spot.
Bob is a junior and stands five
feet, ten inches. He runs from
the forward spot on (lie team
and has proved a capable per
former in the early season games.
, Davis uses the popular one-hand
push shot and has swished 28
points through hc net to rank
behind Sutton in the scoring
parade.
Canton Grid
Squad Feted
At Banquet
Members of the 1948 Canton
High School football sound, band
and cheer leaders were honored
Thursday night at the annual foot
ball banquet, held at the Champion
YMCA. !
Highlight, of the program, spon
sored by tlvrec civic clubs and at
I Canton (14)
' F Fish (9)
; F Griffin i5
F McCrcary
' G Ford
I G Haynie
G Brank
i Subs:
I Hill Jackson.
Boys' Lineup:
Canton (37)
F King (8 i
F Wells
I C Phillips U4)
G Moore ( 10 I
G Styles .
Sand Hill (18)
Thrash 9)
Dow die (4 I
Moore (5i
McAlrath
Klliot
Haden
Canton Parham. Sand
Sand Hill (33)
Morrell ( 18 1
Brown (3)
Recce i2i
E. Taylor (2
Jackson (8)
Subs: Canton Poinderxtcr 5).
Sand Hill Green. D. Taylor, Baity,
Meadows, Kisselburg.
Jim Brackett
Paces Bowlers j
In City League j
Since the opening of the Waynes- '
ville Bowling Center in Seplem- ,
her, the local bowlers have been -improving
steadily and the play in ;
the Waynesville Ten Pin League
Playing before a packed house,
the Waynesville High Mountaineers
rolled to twin victories over the
Belhel Blue Demons Friday night
on the Bethel High floor. The
Waynesville girls came through
with a hard earned 28 to 24 win,
while the boys had a much easier
time taking a 37 to 23 victory.
The Waynesville girls ran their
win streak to five straight the hard
way, as they had to fight off a last
half Belhel rally. The Waynes
ville team jumped into an early
lead and were out front tt the end
of the first quarter by 11 to 4. The
Bethel lassies started hitting the
ba::k?t regularly and had narrowed
the margin to 18 to 11 at the half.
Hard Fought Game
The last half was hard fought all
ihe way. The Waynesville offensive
machine stalled and the Bethel
rrirls pulled wiihin three points as
Hie final quarter got underway.
During the last stanza the two
learns were never more than three
points apart until the final two
minutes, .when two quick baskets
put the game on ice for Waynes
ville. Margie Cogdill, Waynesville for
ward, took scoring honors of the
I game with a neat 18 points. Miss
i Khinehart topped the Bethel girls
! with 13 points.
j The Waynesville boys had a much
easier time in taking the nightcap.
; The locals jumped into an early
1 lord and widened it as the game
I went along. The score was ten to
! six at the end of Ihe first quarter
land Ihe locals had increased it to
18 to 9 at the half.
The Waynesville team seemed to
! click together in the last half as
j I heir passing and fast break began
to work on the small court.
Sutton Tops Scorers
Bill Sutton, Mountaineer center,
j took scoring honors of the game
with 13 points. Gibson, Bethel for
! ward, hit the net for 10 to pace
I the losers.
Iiufus Liner, lanky guard of the
locals, look l op honors for his floor
'fame, which kept the Mountaineers
! in the game throughout. Liner
! played a brilliant defensive game
Mountaineer Cagers
Are Idle Tuesday;
Face Canton Friday
The Waynesville High Moun
taineers will take time out Tues
day night with an open date on
the schedule.
The boys and girls will swing
back into action Friday night
when they tangle with the Can
ton Black Bears on the Waynes
ville High gym.
This doubleheader will be one
of the top attractions of the sea
son here and two fast games are
on tap. The Canton girls have
suffered only one defeat and the
Mountaineer girls will be out to
protect their undefeated record.
Although both boys' teams
have suffered defeats, they have
shown steady improvement and
the game shapes up as a thriller
for the fans.
besides taking most of the rebounds
oiT the Waynesville board. He also
hit one field goal and four foul
shots to aid the local offense.
Girls' Lineup:
Bethel (24) Waynesville (28)
F R. Rhinehart (13) Cogdill (18)
F Buckner Noland (3)
F Gorrell (7) B. Sheehan (3)
G Z. Rhinehart P. Sheehan
G K, Rhinehart Francis
G Henson Farmer
Subs: Bethel Cook, Mease (4),
Heatherly. Waynesville Medford
(2), Fisher.
Boys' Lineup:
Bethel (23)
F Gibson 10)
F Murray (2i
C Henson 2
G Reece (6)
G Manous 1)
Waynesville (37)
G. Liner (6)
Davis (8)
Sutton 13)
R. Liner (6)
Boyd (2)
Subs: Bethel Browning, Steven
son, Powell (2), Gibson, Wells,
Grogan, MeElmore. Waynesville
Buchanan, Mancy, Jones, Jenkins,
Yarborough, Carswell.
The six teams in the National
Hockey League will play 60 games
apiece during the 1948-49 season.
Kighty per cent of the players on
Ihe University of South Carolina
football varsity are war veterans.
Newberry Tops
Catamounts, 52-43
The Newberry College Indians
roared to a convincing 02 to 43 vic
tory over the Western Carolina
Catamounts Saturday night on the
Cullowhee floor.
The Indians jnrjned into an
early lead and although tied late
in (he fourth quarter by the Cats,
they turned the power to win go
ing away.
Yaldizian, with 19 points, paced
the winners while Clyde Pressley
and Bob McGinn tallied 10 each
to lead the Catamounts.
Newberry (52)
Medlock i4l
Fister (13)
Yaldizian (19i
Tarzian
. Witt (3)
tended" t proximately 17.5, was : lns been rolling at a fast pace.
the presentation of special awards; Tr,,. league has produced some i
to oulL-laiiding members oi the foot- i VOry good games and according lo i
the records up lo January 1st, It.
H. Stretcher, of the Waynesvi'le
Bowling Center team, holds thei
high game rolled on the alleys.
Stretcher turned in a 256 to heat j
Jim Brackett's 255. Other high
games include: Frank Hardin, 254:
Jim Bracked. 254: James McKin
ley, 247: R. H. Stretcher. 245;
Julius Riggins, 244; and Ed Hawk
ins. 244 .
With the improvement being
shown by the local bowlers, these
scores will probably tumble and a
new record high game he set.
According to the latest averages
ball tea in.
J!ob Fisher, guard, had been
voted in Ihe team's secret ballot to
receive the awards for honorary
captain, for the besl blocking lines
man, and Hie best defensive lines
man. Don Stiles, fullback, received the
best blocking back and best de
fensive back awards, and Bill Rho-
danner, an end, was presented the
trophy for displaying the best team
I spirit.
! W. L. Rickard, principal, served
j as master of ceremonies during the
informal program.
Special recognition was paid to released by Art Veith. secretary of
the organizations which had sup-j Ihe Waynesville Ten Pin League,
ported the team and were sponsor- , Jim Brackett, of the Ward's l o ,
ing the banquet. Responses were! team, is setting a hot p;re in the1
made by Beekman linger, president j league and is out in front with an
of the Civitan Club; Floyd Robin- average of 175 per game, for the!
son. president of the Lions Club;; 33 games he has rolled in league'
and Don Randolph of the Y's Men's ' competition.
Cluh. ! In second place, ten pins back.
R. H. Stretcher, of W.B.C., and j
"Spider" Medford of Ward's, are
WCTC (43)
F Tate (8)
F Pressley (10)
C Rhodes 1 3
G McGinn 10
G Carter (3t ....
Subs: WCTC Fountain. White.
13), Pardue, Lane (6i, Collins; New
berry Maxwell (2), Lockaby (1).
Stegall (4i. Poston (2), Hodge,
Gearns (4).
Local Bowlers
Defeat Brevard
The Waynesville Bowling team
composed of Jim Bracked, Julius
Riggins, Bill Cochran, R. H. Stret
cher and Elmer Dudley, turned
back an invading team of Brevard
bowlers Saturday night 3-0 on the
alleys at the Waynesville Bowling
Center. The Waynesville team
topped the visitors by 2453 pins to
2299.
Jim Brackett, of the locals, turn
ed in the high scries of the evening
with a set of 546 with Elmer Dud
ley in second spot, with 525. Israel
Others who participated in the
program were Supt. A. J. Hutch
ins, H. A. fielder, division manager
of the Champion Paper and Fibre
Company: Dr. A. P. Cline, secretary
of the athletic association: Dr. V.
H. Ducked of the band cimuiiittcc:
Edwin Trout man, band director:
Assistant Coach W L. Barkby:
Maurice Brooks, who presented
gifts to the cheer leaders on behalf Stretcher, WBC
of Sluder Furniture Company: and Medford. Wards
Atheltic Director C. C. Poindexter. Riggins, Wards
Coaches Poindexter and Barkby , Cochran, Wards
complimented members of the team Boone, Dayton-2
for their efforts in facing one of ' Cagle, Wards
the toughest schedules in the ; Yount. Cutsole
school's history, and stated that ! Worsham WBC
prospects are brighter for the com- I Boyd, Cutsole
ing autumn. The coaches were giv- Dudley. Cutsole
en presents by the team at the '
conclusion of the event.
lied at 165. In the third spot is
Julius Riggins. Ward's captain,
with an average of 161.
The averages of the first ten men
in the league, including handicap
and games are as follows:
Bracked, Wards
G Ave. Hp.
33 175 3
31 165 11
21 165 11
33 161 14
33 158 10
33 158 16 i
26 158 16 1
27 157 16 j
33 154 19
30 154 19
33 154 19
turned in high series for Brevard
with a 483 set.
The locals took high game honors
also with Brackett roiling a 215
game. Dudley had a game of 195
for the locals while Green turned
in high game for the Brevard team
with a 179 game.
The Waynesville team will jour
ney to Brevard Thursday night to
return the match.
The only dog that is naturally
tailless is the Sebipperke Poodle.
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