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THE SFOR'fS FAGE 01 The Waynesvilie Mountaineer Tuesday, February!, 1949
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The Canton Black Bears rolled
lo twin wins over the Bethel Blue
Demons on the Canton High gym
Friday night with the girls winning
18 to 22 and the Canton boys notch
ing a 40 lo '!'.) victory. The twin
victories were the first over the
Bethel teams for Coach O. C. Poin-
dextt-r since he has been mentor
of the Black Bears.
Miss Fih sparked the winning
girls by netting 17 points. Miss
Gorrel paced the Bethel lassies
with nine points.
In the boys' game the Black
Bears led tr.iungl.out the tilt. They
were led by the high scoring John
i'liillips with 16 points and King,
speedy forward, with 10. Hensoti,
Bethel forward, swished 14 points
through the loop to lead the losers
Girls' lineup:
eet Clyde There
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I F Fish 1 17
F Benfiirld 1 7)
F McCieary i4
iG- J Ford
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Bethel 122)
Mease
Cook 1 6)
Gorrell f9t
7.. Khinelurt
K. Rhinehart
Henson
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J Boy-.' lineup:
I Canton 1 40 1
! F Kiin; . tin
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G Wells i-H
G Moore 1
Subs: ('anion
lure: Bethel
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Suffer Three
Cage Defeats
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Conference Tilt
To High Point
1 'I'hc ilti'li Point Panthers clawed
't Hun way to their sixth straight
North Slate Conference victory
Friday tii;hl with a 03 to 4(i win
ice: II, e Western Carolina Cata
I .iciiii'-. The dcleat was the second
loop lo-- for the C;ils.
he llie'li Point team jumped
1 an early lead and never were
rt.ikcn a-, they solved the Cat
Bethel (30)
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Ilenson U4i
Murray
Gibson (7l
Reece
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Panthers were out front bv
-Vi ill I lie half.
1. Panther forward, took
.:' honors of the same with
mis. McGinn and Scruggs
the Cats with 11 points each.
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Women Urged To Sign
Up For Bowling League
The manage ment of the
Waynesvilie Bowling Center is
still urging all women bowlers
that are interested in forming
a women's bow ling league to reg
ister at the Center immediately.
Several howlers have shown a
desire to form teams and if
enough register, a four team
league will be formed and a
week schedule is planned. If
possible, the league will get un
derway next week when the
men's league opens second half
play.
Cut solars Upset
Ward's Esse, 2-1,
Only one match was reeled oil'
in the Waynesvilie Ten Pin league
last , week and the Ward's Kso
leant suffered its first defeat of
the season at the hands of the A.
C. Lawrence Cutsolers. Dayton No.
2 was awarded three games from
the Lions as was the Waynesvilie
Bowling Center team when the
JJayton No. 1 team did not show
up,
The Cutsolers came through to
defeat the previously undefeated
Ward's to remain in the race for
second, place honors with the
Waynesvilie Bowling Center team.
The Cutsolers faced the task of
taking three straight games from
the Center team last night if they
were to move into second place.
Jim Brackett, of Ward's took
scoring honors of the match with a
high set of 551 and also high game
with a 203.
The games tonight will wind up
the first half race and Ward's Esso
have already cinched fust half
honors. Second half play will get
underway next week and it is hop
ed that an eight team league will
oil into action instead of the five
teams that finished up first half
P'ay.
Sutton Leads Boys To Win;
Girls Maintain Clean, Card
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Waynesvilie Juniors
Split Doubieheader
With Canton "B" Teams
The Waynesvilie and Canton "B"
basketball teams met in a double
header on the Waynesvilie High
gym Thursday afternoon and the
results were the same as when I lie
varsity squads of the two schools
met recently.
The Waynesvilie lassies emerged
with a 13 to 4 victory and the Can
ton boys came back to down the
Mountaineers by 17 lo 10.
The Waynesvilie teams will re
turn the games at Canton al an
early date.
Tim W , ii.-sv'ille llir'li M
laineers journeyed to l ines h
Friday nitfbl and came on I lie I'
end of the score in bulb eames
the twin bill. The Way ner v ille I'uv
seemed to hit their -nide again
and roared to a 40 to li7 wm over
the home boys
The Waynesvilie la-.-ies con
tinued their winning "ays with an
other easy w in as I hey racked up
their eighth win out of eight staili
The Waynesvilie team combined
thuir i.vr sharu delelcive vvilh
j their accurate shutiual.illH to take
Ian early lead and maintain il
throughout the game.
I Betty Slieelian and Margie ( ou
jdill continued to pate the local
'scorers while Mi-- Kii kpatiii 1: led
the loser.-.
The Mountaineer buy: came
back -trori" after .ulierim
straight defeat-, and mated lo an
easy win over the Fine-: Creek ra!-er-'.
The Wayne, vdle boy- domin
ated play from start to line Ii.
The Waynesvilie team looked
their best of the -ea-oii on 1.
bounds as they held control of
both backboatds lluouchoiit the
game.
The visiting boys jumped into
an early lead and remained out
front all the game. Although Mash
ing one of their flashiest passing
attacks and rebound work, the
Mountaineers failed to cash in on
their foul shots as they connected
on only three of If) attempts.
Max Bogus took scoring honors of
the tame vvilh 21 of the 27 points
I l he home team scored.
! The Waynesvilie teams will in
ivade i lie Clyde High gym tonight
tor a ooumerieaaer wun me auoug
Clyde High teams. These teams
will he meeting for the second time
this season and the Clyde teams
will be out for revenge for two
previous defeats this se'ason at the
hands of the Mountaineers. The
Wavnesville girls took an easy 27
to 10 victory on their home court
and the Mountaineer boys staged
a last minute rally to top the Clyde
hoys 2A lo 20. The twin bill tonight
ranks a ; one of the best of the
:ea-oii. Hie Waynesvilie lassies
ill be favored to run their vic
toiy string to nine straight but
tlie Waynesvilie boys will face
two i u. mil tougher going
.me defeiist
e'ipected to
the Mountaineers.
With two good games anticipat
ed a capacity crowd is expected
to jam into the Clyde gym to see
the games.
Fines Creek (18) Waynesvilie (32)
F Kirkpatrick ilOi Cogdill (8)
F -Haynes dii Sheehan (17)
F rliathbone (1 ) Noland ill
G MrElroy Francis
G-- Rogers Farmer
G Hector P. Sheehan
Subs: Fines Creek Russell (1),
with Clyde's
on the smaller court
prove a handicap to
Cats Up
Panther.
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time com,. .
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maintained ,i
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Ted Mo,.,,,
and Bob :l,i.
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serve Cat , ,
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F Wai ,!!,
F Emble, I
C Moraii , p,
G Coble :;
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eer scorers vvilli 15 points while Fines Creek (28)
Messer. l.edford. Clark; Waynes
vilie Medford (5i. Davis, Leopard,
Fisher
Wfaynpsville (40)
F Justice
F Green
C Rogers
G Hay ties
G Kirkpatriik
Subs: Fines (
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Price; W
Jones, Gil
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Hank GreeHberg played only two
full seasons in the major leagues in
which he failed U drive in more
lhan 100 runs -his first year and
his last.
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Opponents Try Everything
But They Can't Stop Vince
Al Newsfealiires
IH.NVIJl Vince Boiyla. University of Denver center, plays with
a losins basketball 1eam but ranks among the highest scorers in the
nation. That's quite a trick under any circumstances.
It's especially surprising in Boryla' case, for he is one of the most
feared and most closely guarded players in college basketball.
Boryla gets the works whenever the ball is thrown in his direc
tion. Vince's record made him a marked man from the beginning of
his first season with Denver. As a freshman at Notre Uame he broke
the Irish scoring record.
nuring tile war, the Army sent him to Lowry Field in Denver
and while stationed here he played two seasons with the Denver Nug
gets 01 tne American Basketball League (AAU). Both years he was
picked on the AAU All-America team. He also was chosen on the
V. S. Olympic team.
Boryla's pivot shot, equally accurate with the right or left hand
Is one ot Hie slickest maneuvers in basketball. At first the colleges
tried putting two men on him, but he sailed along at a 21-ponts-a-game
clip. His best night so far was against St. John's in New York,
when he scored 3(i.
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Martel (18)
B Jarvis ifi
N. Jarvis (6)
M. Jones (8)
Waldon (3)
Wagner
M. Jarvis
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Patton, Colaluca:
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I'airis 1 13)
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1 lie lop ten scorers of the
'-rlh St,-te conference ate:
VoCinn, V.CTC 220
(..;.h;;m. Catauba 195
M. ran. H. Point . 176
;'.u: ty. App. State 160.
'.. . Ner, Catawba 159
Weils. L-Khyne 153
llialt. App. State . 151
Glazer. ACC 143
Hope. App. State 137
Kanlorski, L-Khyne 137
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Taken during a game with
Regis Colletre nf hrnmr thi
shows how opponents respect Vince Boryla's shooting ability. Flght-
.CrP ,.- inivcr ace irom getting off a shot are threl play
ers, with a fourth coming up to help. No! 17 throws a Wp. one
man tries to tie up the ball from the rear and the player at left Is
guarding the direction of the basket. Vince made 16 points anyway.
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Milestones of Progress
in North Carolina
in 1948:
COMPLETION OF $14,594,000 of
construction to improve and expand
your telephone service.
MORE THAN 61,830 new telephone,
installed jin cities, towns and farms
in North Carolina.
LONG DISTANCE SERVICE ex
panded bj' addition of more than
300 new circuits.
183,000 njiorr local calls handled
each day -e-bringing average daily
total to 1, 813,000.
The job of improving and e
telephone service moved ahead at i
breaking pace in 1948 in spin
costs all along the line that contiij
keep telephone earnings at an eit
low level.
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There is still much to he done If
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telephone service. New buildings
ing additions and huge quantities I
equipment are needed. We are am
go forward with plans to further i"
and expand service during 19W
shall do so, if telephone earning"
cient to attract the necessurv tie
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