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r THE SPOR'fS PAGE Of The WaynesviHe Mountaineer TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1949 Waymesville Girls Take Bearcats Top Canton 50-33 In Class 'A' Playoff Tilt The ill !.)'!-- n!i i I It" Hf:ur:it BTlle KhI'. 'mitelem e l h.illipi.'li' added llie Wr lei I li-lilil U.IS-' "A" 1 1 1 . 1 1 In 1 1 1 1 1 h I ol title-. Salurdjv he hi u In n they downed till' Canton Hi! h Wa k Heal'-, fill to : ill .Hill e. Ill tilt' Hi" illll'1, liilllld M the elimination . llie Ciiilon nam de- feated the to ;i0 While puttied all slopped the canes, u John l'h. paced the C Graw led II. 1 n Km llir'.h t n ml .il llie r.e.nial-' were llie v. ay before they .:h.i Cuhleii Hum :m. lip . uith 1H points, .mien team while Mi- uiimiiin Bearcat five with 14 point-. In the i hani)iun-hip tilt Satur day iiiehi. the Canton team made a ).'ood i aine ol it all the wav. The Heal- leu 14 lo 1:1 at the end ol the lir-t quarter hut the liearcats took the yih anla-v at the half by 2l to 22 and uei'e never behind ailer thai. They held a 10 point aii. intake at the -tart of the final Jul lei! and added to it until the h.'ia! v hislle I t . E J ! : ' - ciLiain -parked the Bears with 12 markers while Tommy Mc Culloimli took scoring honors of t he name with 18 points. PLAYOFF FINALS Hendersonville I50i Canton (33) V U(.rn.ui :i' King 16) V MiCuihiui'h '18' Wells C McGiaw M 1 Phillips H2 G Burnett 4i Stiles '4' ( ; hit mire 7 Moore 1 7 1 S u I e : Hendersonville Flenv mm:: ' !l 1 K:.i in I '. 1 )u nla: Can ton ' o,na:i 4', Poindexter. Alex aiidi i S' i o u )e. Joe ,ii i !u-ke . veteran distance 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 '.' -.tar of tlie New York Aihh iie- Club, will engage in his LMIIh year of eonipet il ion this seas on Beware Coughs From Common Colds That HANG ON C.eoQ.ulMon relieves piompil becauss ii goes tiht lu the icat of ihe trouble . to lielp loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature tu soothe nd heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial iiukous membranes. 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BASKETBALL. v - wn,cu ) sags a week V "o ) SAtriAKe Ten Good Rules For Baseball Players By FRITZ HOWFI.L IAH Newsl'ejl lues i COLUMBUS. (). Did sou know that baseball ha- its "ti n com mandnii'iits" and Us "sevni card inal sins"? Well il lias- and il aho has a host of axioms and adages, ino-l of them based on food. eoiiUiinii sense. Bob Finch. t?olden voieeil orator and publicity dii eelor of i he Na tional Association of l'i oli-. ional Baseball Leagues Mhe imnoi 1 ha unearthed a lot ot tnll lium iln writings of oiiie of ha ehall -great--. Genial Bob, liiiiiif; up the more than 100 clnnrs held tor amateur coaches and Inaliaiei , in a doen states this spiiiiH, asked suni,- of TIBS CO. WAYNES VILLE, N. C. By Alan Mover SAVfoRo is a sMrcH-Hirrea Bur V IF H COULD PircH 2 WAV6 THS I VANK6 WodLP PiOURB. TMSY I GO A BARGAIN WHEtf THFySAVe 9T LOWS $ 100,000 ANP 3 a HIM ' T PLAYERS Ihe game's outstanding figures to uhmil a few words on how they played their position. Some of the replies were start ling, coining from men whose writ ing many believed as confined to i'-min;; expense accounts or auto graph:,. Hob gave us a quick look at what they boys had to say, and here are a few of the gleanings: llie- seven cardinal sins of baseball, says VVid Matthews, are liar, lust, jealousy, hate, deceit, m.ilicp, revenre. The I imi commandments of eh..ll George Torporcer: I Nobody ever became a ball player by ualking after a ball. '-Yon will never become a ,'!llo hitler unless you take the b.it olf your shoulder. :: -Outfielders who throw the hall hark of the rutiner lock the b.iin alter the horse is stolen. I Keep your head up and you IU..V not have to hold it down. '.When you start to slide slide! He ho changes his mind may change a good leg for a broken one. (i Don't alibi on the bad hops. A ii lone can Held the good ones. 7 Always run them out. You never ca.'i tell. X Don't quit. The game is never over until the last man is out. ' , H Don't find too many faults uith the umpires. You can't ex pect them to be as perfect as you are. 10 A pitcher who hasn't con trol, hasn't anything. nzzzra II red Worn-oat, Ho PT Mttlioni bavt benefited fey i be vtt) vitftwtBt siid other active tbstancee OMIN Tfc Irtg ronuin, Including Ire Phosphate Accrpt a nbell lat-v Try OMIN ror M tffcye. s If fnn don't feel Tears yoonnr moct neopler t Work. Play, En Jot Ufel Chw OMIN tike foedt At Hmlth'e Pn tr-41, W. fS. ti. Rewarding, Exciting Yes, and plenty interesting, too. That can be your life, as it is for thousands of other young men, in the new U. S. Air Force. Here's opportunity that can't be matched to start a really worth while career in aviation. Vou get the best and most advanced training. A wide variety of In teresting jobs. Excellent oppor tunities tor advancement and promotion. The educational fea tures of training in the new U. S. Air Force can mean real success and happiness for you. For the young man who wants to enter aviation, thi is the deal made to order for you. Act now. Don't delay. Sec your U. S. Air Force Recruiter today. He's at the post office building ASHEVILLE, H. C. Brackett Topsl Ten-Pin, Loop In Scoring The latent averasses released by Art Veith. seeretarx of Ihe Waynes viHe Ten Pin League "hows Jim Brackett. of Ward':- Ksso. still setting a fast pace in the individ ual averages. Brackelt increased his average three pins during the past two weeks and now has an average of 173 for 45 games. His team mate, "Spider" Med ford, continues to hold down the seeond slot with an averafie pin fall of 168 for 33 games. R. H. Stretch er, of the WaynesviHe Bowling Center team has an average of 165 for 37 games that is good enough for third place. Julius Riggins, captain of the Ward's team, with 159 for 45 games and Ed Boone, of the Dayton Rubber team, with 158 for 4C- games are fourth and fifth in the standings respectively. The top Un bowlers of Ihe league that have rolled at least two-l birds of their trams' games are listed below with their aver- ee handicap and games. O Ave. Hdp. 45 176 3 H3 1(18 9 37 165 11 45 159 13 45 158 16 45 157 17 42 157 17 45 157 17 39 154 19 36 154 19 Bracked. Ward's Medford, Ward's Stretcher. WHC Riggins, Ward's Biynie, Day I on Cochran, aWrd's Boyd, C'ulsole Dudley, C'utsole Vounl. t'utsole Worsham. WHC National Hockey League games Juring the 1'iT-t half of the season saw 120 play r participate, seven :ess than last campaign. Local Bowlers Defeated 2-1 Saturday Night The Knka howlers linned on the steam in the tinal boxes Saturday night lo defeat the WaynesviHe keglers, 2 to 1. in one ot the best matches rolled on the alley:, at the WaynesviHe Howling Center since its opening. The Knka team won the first game of the evening but the local bowlers came back lo lake the sec ond by eight pins. In Ihe deciding tilt of the inalib, Ihe local team held slight had goiim into the final boxes lint the Knka team came lhioiiiJh to urn by : ix pins. In total pin tall fur Ihe in.itch. the Knka team topped the locals 2620 pins to 2;j76. Gudger, ol Knka, turned in high series of the ni.iieh with ;r total pin fall of hail Jim Hiarkelt lop ped the loiah uilh a Tia7 :.el. Gudger ..I- o I in lied in the higJi game of Ihe iu "id with a ueal 233 total. Other hi"!i gaini": included: Brackett, 224. Stielcher, 216; Coch ran, 2'l!: F ii hi . lail.a. 204 .Old Bregn aii, Knka, 2U2. JUST WATCHING ST. LOUJS -i AP i - Injuries in the rough spoil of ire hockey are not all confined lo the players, in an American Hockey League game here recently, the timekeeper, Clarence Kagan. silting in his olfi cial position by the side boards, was struck by a flying puck. The wound required four stitches. Syracuse University footballers will play under the lights twice this fall. State Defeats I Jack McComas (72 in center) makes a wore that helped North Carolina State College defeat Wake Forest 64 . to 42 in opening game of the Southern Conference basketball tournament at Dur ham. The victory put N. C. State in the semi-final. The. Wake Forest player trying to bat down the ball was not identified. At right is Paul Horvatb, N. C. State center. (AP" Wireptaoto). TTTT1 II J II ojiiie jrJiuigc il nunc n DRIVING TO TOP uoyp I 111! .V ILOYD was 2m TO hi'Wi:) BE THE 90 , fwmVmffK PURSE PEPT., OML Ui Mx ' L J BECAUSE fS HAUL ' - , ff '-' AT M THe AU-AMERCA I jr if"I TOURMEY LAST f I A(J0U9T PPrt'T Wf I II COUNT TME PGA. f$ J I AtOrfgy AVERAGES 'I y I I Max Rogers Lands Record Trout At Lake Glenville Max Rogers, local fisherman, re ceived a one-in-a-life-time thrill Sunday morning around nine o'clock at Lake Glenville when he caught what is believed to be the largest rainbow Iroul ever caught in this section. The fish measured 33'2 inches and tipped the scales al 14 pounds, one ounce. Using a Shiner Minnow, black and white plug. Max booked the fish on one hook and a gruelling 20 minutes battle followed in which the trout made four leaps out of the water. Although equipped with a landing net, Rogers found that the fish was too large for it, once I.ONGIIORN STREAK AUSTIN, Tex (UP) The long est basketball winning streak in the Sputhwest Conference play belongs ft. Texas by the narrow margin of oYIk game. Texas put together 22 victoT.es in a row, 20 of them coming in the unbeaten 1924 season. Arkansas' once chop ped 21 straight. Holder of Arizona's football scoring record is Harold McClel lai(, wlion in 1921 carded 124 points. Fifty-two were by eon versions and 18 by field goals. In three Southwest Conference gams this past season, Texas' foot ball team overcame half-time de ficits to win against Hice, Baylor and TCU. Wake Forest TTyS II ILM By Alan Maver MANCRUM, fiAV'rtG EVPP 0.-i h'OSA'S 'A r-fig OS Atse.S OPAl, ' WOi'lP Ai SO LIKE TO REPLACE THE LTTLB1 MAN A5 GOLf'S 3G WNAER THE los AMGELES OPEN WAS , WORTH p '2,600 TO MArtGRUM he got it along-side the boat. Using the net as a scoop and bis left hand through his gill. Max finally hauled the trout into the boat. Asked if they caught any other fish, Max replied, "No, We com pletely forgot that there was any more fish in the Lake. The fish was on display yester day at Kogers Kleclric and was drawing many interested onlookers as Max stood ready to explain just bow be landed il and proudly showing the 'i rati lies on hi:, lefl band that hauled Hie prize cati h into the boat. r a When fan spend It for electricity, of course! That important little penny will do any one of these things for yon . . It's amazing what your electric penny buy In comfort and effifiefl ' real Jiving values. It takes a lot of skill and experience-yes, aJ souwl bunneis management to keep electric service the biggest brga'n in vnnr kurtA A J l ? f ( U rising c0i , inuaj. (CARQUWA T: 1k I liTV Local Girls Down CzJ In Blue Ridge Tourna) Finals Thursday Nigf Local Girls Land Three Berths On All-Tournament First Selection The WaynesviHe High girls add ed their second major champion ship to their 1949 record Thursday night when they defeated the Canton High lassies in the finals of (he Blue Ridge Conference tournament at Hendersonville. In the boys' division, the pre-tourna-inent favorites, the Hendersonville Bearcats, came through as expect ed in the finals to down the Can ton boys, 52 to 41. Waynesville-Canton Battle The girls' game was a typical vWavnesville - Canton battle with boih teams giving their all for a victory. During the first half, the seore seesawed back and lorth with the local girls leading eight to seven at the first quarter but the Canton lassies came back in the second period to take the lead at the half by 16 to 15. The last half was a battle all the way with the guards of both teams playing excellent ball. Betty Sheehan and Margie Cog dill, Waynesville's high scoring forwards, came through to put the Mountaineers out front 22 to 19 at the three quarter mark and they led the rest of the way. Cogdill, with 13 points, captured scoring honors of the game with Miss Fish paced the Canton girls with nine points. Bearcats Win In the boys' clash, the game va close through the first quarter but the Bearcats eased out in front 10 to seven at the whistle and from there out, they never trailed. McGraw. Bearcat center, hit the loop for 24 markers to spark the winners while Johnny Phillips swished 17 through for Canton. The WaynesviHe teams landed llieir share of the tournament hon ors when the selections were an nounced. Sarah Fish was named the out standing player in the girls' divi sion with I'eggy F.nsley Sheehan, who has played outstanding ball all season, voted second best.-Margie Cogdill, also of WaynesviHe, tied with Jo Ann Ford, of Canton, for third place. McGraw. of Hendersonville, was named the outstanding player in v,nnu uiu, rememoec, m ipn " nu uEiivering electricity to you!) Iriuy, eieciric",' HMEN HATH, Uvt is tks IWIW5 THIAIM. rUv K C8S' ' ' POWER O LIGHT COMPSv Ti tOB.W ei'iii.il of Chrici - the All-Tounwn, ""re-nan Lankv Hii, l'. ... 1 tha fir c-t i with u- is ami J lanuing spot un tUdjJ 1949 ALL-ELl'E mi GIRLS first Tea. Margie Cof!,iilufei Roll,, CI.... l "l! aaran r ish-Cantot Ann Kurd-Can Peggy-Sliivha,,. Janei I-uiKliT-M Second Tn, uc.iencKi -vmm Gibbs Mar Justice .M,lls Hl rarmer-. Waving uaymeL anion Shelton Mars BOYS First Tea Bill Suttun-Wavn John Phiili,)sCafc John McGiaw-Hw, uave Murray-Chris Tom McCulloufih-fJ Second Ttu Davis Waynesvillf R. Liner Waynesvi Handolph -Christ sJ King Canton Whitmire-Hi'nde Cutsole vs. Dayton Ward's vs MounliitJ WUC vs. IndependmJ Want Ails brint 4 - n- pa mm, I
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