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PORTS PAGE e aynesve Mountaineer Tl 1SDAV, MARCH 15, 1949 Creek Finals County ament 1 Kl i .,uiity tii- In The Spring a Young Man's Fancy Is Baseball ,. Newsfeatures The 16 ins.ior league tennis are hu.-alv eiuaeeit in pre-season preparations for the baseball campaign. Here aiv five typical spring training scenes from Florida Camps . ,, llllflll ( ulll'l 1 """ ,rt,k fought tneu i Dull. itiVHlOHS , ..i out to G.,uFi t'l'l- anu t. yti' hi -I dr.ilapiull hip till?, ,,,1: II la )liml'- , ,.;,(! and never ,-d ll t.j B at the lu )u at the halt. H I nn s Creek iulu the game. (p.l,l tlu unmet s vJllk. 'iiss imk p I'll' 14 ful' I L u:r a well play- ,, ;,l.,i Mill bo.vs ; ml, i.iii sj i Licti in i,l tl." game iiiiiil v, a- sparked , 13, Ilui kner. with ; i Mil'i Hi points. N,,1;hkI paced the ' wk Im. s with 15 i-,rt'tivelv. I up: ; Finos Creek , Kirkpalrick ' H i I lav lies i3) liu-ell (3i ! Iteclor Bedford : Me Kirov ; Ll (lauli'iis liur- l.,: h, y Fines liny. Kathlione. f'p: lines ( nek (35) .Ill-lire 15) Nulaiitl ' I3i Hi, I'rrs ' 15) II I lav lies 2l i Ti aiithain pllll Sams, Reese mi-. Creek ers At tvent laniii i allended riun-ir.iliiin mi the Mit i'.icken farm !:, nun nine. i- pill ml, i l.adino a l e hum liov. n in HfiiP in the ooun- W.,' iir ( m-pening, LIMBERING UP The Philadelphia Mbit-tit at their West Palm Beach camp. JOGGLINQ, Running around the field at Lakeland to loosen tightened muscles is in order for the Del roil Tigers. Planning? In - future of phnmiiH in n,;uinT, often fi, lli oul ide ; ' '.'Mill 'put. I-- I" pi. in a 1'' '..i i i i in the 'i I S Air ' s!..ni.it inns M'llii! l.aiice.. P:d, You (eel l"1:, in know in" 11 h (inplny ii.ci a, e. in jM. v.iak. Ki-ce ''Itlli'llU'lit. F(.t, '' cure. Free 'Ills cue. f 11 'imUlied any. 'nil Morv inli.,,. and f. s. fu"ln" Station. Office lihlj. lilfl IMFf Mil r s,-'':nniii-niitiiirmiiiii'iiii n i ,MIMMMa r i "-""'--" 1 '' J-m- KT M THROWING The Boston Braves, suipri e winner-: of lite Nation al League flag, give their arms a workout at F.radenlon. - Kmmnw-Mumi i ui....i.mmtmmmnmrmmmtm.iim.mi ..,.., w win. wj,.v .,.!!. .iiw. .k. w BATTING The eyes of the power-packed Boston Red Sox hitters are sharpened at their Sarasota base. 'foot :fefS s ll iHniiiiiiiiffrni'TMiwrflifinmMrfnn-ir .... I-KCTURING Manager Eddie Sawver of the Phillies tells his play ers al Clearwater what he expects of them. WGTC Nine Faces Tough 2L Game Card Tangle With Maryville April 2 In Opening Tilt ! The Western Carolina baseball j squad opened their 1940 practice i sessions yesterday as the full squad turned out for opening practice Although the pitchers have been jwoiking out under Coach l.awson ! Brown for a week, the rest of the squad did not hit the field until yesterday. i Brown, who pitched for the Cat I last year, and turned in a 14-8 i record with Marion in the Western North Carolina Class D leaeue I last yer.r, has been named ba 'e i hall coach for this year by Head ! Coach Tom Young, i Brown has plenty of material on hand to work with as eleven pitch j ers and three catchers turned out ! last week to get the jump on the others. Coach Brown is expected to round the team into shape rapidly for the touph iU-gaine schedule ; that faces the Cats this season, j Two Waynesville performers are i expected to make a bid for berths on the team. L. C. Crocker, a ; li -Herman pitcher from last season, is expected to land a starling berth. Stanley Henry, who has resinned I his studies at the school, w ill be one of the top infield candidales lout. Henry has performed one year with the Cats and also with Hazehvood. of the Western Ninth ("arolina Industrial League, is one 'of the smoothest keystone perforin ! ers in this section, and should prove !a capable addition to Coach Brown's team. The 21 game schedule as releas ed by Coach Brown is as follows: ! April 2 Maryville, Tenn . there April 12 Marion, there. April ir and 10 "Appalachian, at Cullouhee. April 20 and 21 Ilieh I'l.inl there. April 22 and 23 I.onoir-ltliv nc. there. April 2! Elon iTwinbilli. there April 211- Fast Carolina al Cullii whee. April 30 -North Georgia al Cullowhee. May 2 -Maryville (Tuinbill i al Cullowhee. May 3 North Georgia, there. May 4 -Piedmont, there May !) and 10 Atlantic Chris tian at Cullowhee. Way 13 and 14 Appalachian, there. SPARKPLUG AT SHORT - - By Alan 'Mover - ' Viifry rylfw'SpH T Captain role U PART BY MI'S WM'"WMmJ PAzes v 27 ir Y Cm USi PEEWEB REESE, SHORTSTOP AMP SPARKPLUG- Or T- BROOKLYN OOPQBRG, WMO WLL AHSMER TO TM rrte OF CAPTAlN" THIS SEASON He'S TMS FRST POD6BR. TO HOLP WS RAiK SlUCE BRArtCH RCKy$ 0EEN BOSS P SEW EE BATfdO AfeRAGE SLIPPED fo poirtrs M '48, Bur he scoreo AMP PROVE V tlE MOST RUMS AMD MADE THE MOST Mrns OF HIS CAREER Enka Tournament Closes First Round Play Tonight Bracket t Remains In Top Position Of Bowling Loop With 174 Average Jimmy Hrafkell, member of Hie ji .1 in sjiii out Iriiiii in villi- Ten Pin l.eapue hard rolliiiu s Fso team, the Waynes wit h an ave- iMfic of 1 74 for ii7 sames. Bracket t b.i- been the leader -ince early in th se.con without too much com petition Hi: (earn mate. "Spider" Medford. F hi- nearest rival as he continue hi; upward climb. Mrdford now boasts an average ul 170 fur 4f) games, according to j the lale-.t avcraiies released by Art j Veith, secielarv of the loop. H. II. Slietcber, of the Waynes- j ville I'.nwlii!'! Center squad remains i in I tiii 1 1 pot v. ii h a 107 average ' lor -1!) " inn" Tom Tlovil. of Hie ' C I. iv ii in,1 Cnl iih-i , adsanc cd Ii urn : i vein Ii to fourth spot in I In- -1 : 1 1 1 ii 1 1 - - - vi ilh an average of Mil for .-,) ..aim-. Oilier newcomers to the top ten inilmle Wad Carswell and Bill Bureiii. ol Hie Independents, who1 boast av i ra:-'' of 15!) for 18 and I l"i names- respectively. Clyde Hani- ! let also of Ihe Independents, mov ed into the tenth spot with a lf)7 ; .iv crave on 15 games rolled. j Ihe top ten averages of the loop are: Ashe ville School Blues Capture First Annual Blue Ridge Swim Meet sheville School Blues walk Willi lop honors in the lirst MORE ABOUT Art Exhibit (Continued from Taqp t) artist in New York before niovinr here three years ago with hi- wife, who is an author ol note. "Wav nesville has everything we wanted." he explained ' li i haul for nie to realize why people here an I understand that laet. I ee n many going about villi their head , down--and in this wonderful country everyone- , head '-hould be held high, and enjoy living." "An aril t never lini -he----they are always ,-tudying, and the inoie they study, the more they learn and (he more one lenrn, the hard er thev work." he aid a; he i -:-plained that theie were no diplo mas jsMied from art -cliooi . "be cause you never finish in Ihe field of art." Mr. Giant s-aj, t J i .- T people should never hesitate to a- k an artist the price of a paint ing 'I h re are no secrets to it and no price tags displayed, he continued. The arlist also cautioned never to ask I an artist to give their opinion on ; any painting--it might not be just : what you wanted said, he explained The wood of Ihe willow tree is more durable in wafer than any other common timber. The ed oil annual Blue Itidg.e conference lank unci held at Ashcvillc School Sat iinlav afternoon. The Blues rack ed up f7 points lo defeat Ben Lip pen, who finished second with 14 points and Canton in third spot wlh 12 points. Urevaiil. the fourth It am tluit entered the meet failed III sl(lw up. The Blues, showing the advan tage ol Hun inside pool, and con- I slant practice, took first place in I I very event. I 'Ihe meet, which is one of the Iii -I of its kind in Hi's seilion. was slailed by Hie conference to build up swimming in this section. The I -w immers from other schools were I handicapped bv the lack of train l nr. l:u iliin and held the entry j 1 1 -1 dow n J Wavne ville did not enter a team i .Lit' lo tin- reason but it the fa tililie-, were available, it would be a t, real a-se to the -cliooi and to the 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 s . The : ununai'ii"" Medley Relay Fir t place A he- ville School, with Donaldson, llen rliaw and Biadloid Second place Ben I.ippen, Willi Davi , Finning Ion and Hull.it. Time: 1 :3f.fi. TiO-yard lne tyle - 1-ir-l dace, A li, bier i As,, -eiond phu-e. Wind, -or iASi. thud place, Wagoner i AS i, fuui th place. Ft nuinglon i Ben I.ippen 1 - Tit.it-; 22.9. Divine, l'ii-1 place, Ambler iASi, 1)T 2 point-., Second (dace. ( lies . er i Ben I.ippen . !)ii.9 points. Thiid place, McKenlev i lit n Lip pen i, H!l.( ioinls. Fourth f.lace, Coman 'Canton i, 8.ri..r) points. ."0-vard back stroke- First place, Donaldson i.ASi Second place, I(e buhn i AS i. Third place. Hardin 'Canton'. Fourth place. Have; i AS). Time:- 32.0. 100-yard freestyle First place, Moeiiein iASi. Second place.. Windsor iASi Third place. I'alm- G. Av. Help. Bracket t, Wards 57 174 4 Me'lford. Ward's 45 170 7 ill ' P. her, WBC 49 167 9 '.; d. Culsole 54 Kil 14 Cochran. Ward's 57 100 15 lliggins, Ward's 57 160 15 I', , one, Dayton 55 159 15 U Carsvvell, Ind. Ill 159 15 W llinein, Intl. 15 15!) 15 Dudley. Culsole 4H 157 17 I I llaiiil'-l. Ind 15 157 17 ' Local Boyn Meet Candler At 10 p.m. The final first round games of Ihe annual Fnka invitational bas ketball tournament aie si heduled lo be run off tonight on the Enka g.v in. Eight games were reeled off yes terday and la-l niht before a packed boo e as the 3'! -elected teams roared inlo ailioo in hopes of taking home one ol the hand some trophies in be awarded at the close of the event. The Bethel fill . defending champions, are on hand to defend their crown but the Lie Edwards Maroon Devils are not taking part this year after Head Coach Stevvait Farmer decided nol lo enter bis Class AA team aeain-l the lower class school- The l!i the! la ' ies W ill open deltll e el III' ir CI ,)U 11 this afternoon at I 30 when they tackle the -trims Fd no- v ! P- "ii 1". Other Haywood t until y teams -eeing action to-day aie Ihe Can ton girl-, who lace Barnaul- ville, the Canton buy-: tarn le wild the Etowah boys and the Way nt-.vdle boys meet tl.e second t eded Cand ler quint at 10 p in. The local liti- , have been run ning throu- h s i , (1 uinki.uts since Ihe Blue liidue tournament last week and art; in good shape to go gftcr an upset win over Ihe Cand ler team which rolled lo Hie Bun combe counlv. championship last week. MORE ABOUT Appliance Show (Continued frinrt Pane 1) mission charge, but lhal every thing would be open lo the public without charge. "All Indications are lhal this show will bring together (he larg est group of modern appliance: ever seen in Ibis area. Many deal ers are having speeiui displays, ol several appliances, langing all tin vvav from water systems lo com plete kitchen mil his, Among Ihe speakers, will incliiih Andrew Tressnian, ol Ihe agiieul lural division ot REA, of Washing ton, and Miss Eleanor Delanev home economic instruction, also of UFA ill Washington. Julian M. Fore, of the ai'licul lural engineei ing, department of TV A, together Willi Miss Beulah Han is. ol the ehetrical develop ment division of TV A. A specialist in frozen food; from TVA will al-'o attend Mi-s Pauline Gordon. Stale Col l.'i'e home agent, and Huwaid Fi ll's, ol the agricultural i iiFineering division ol Slate College will take pai l in t he program. The only team in the National I-out ball League annually to (day-Thank-giving Day games is the Deliuil Lions. Bai naby First Second place. Third place. Fourth place i i i AS i Fourth place, ' AS i. Tiint : 53 H. .aO-yard breast stroke ! place, Hi nsliaw i.S). Ducket i Canton i. Hollatz. i Ben I.ippen) While 'AS i. Time: 35.7. 1 200-yard freestyle relay First place, Ashcvillc School wilh Smith, j Ollerbicn. Bradford and Moerlein. I Second place. Canton High School With I'oindexter, Coman, Clampilt ; and Duckett. Time: 1:49.5. Bob McGinn Tops In North State Scoring Column Welts, "Ex-Bethel Star, Lands In Fifth Place Bob .McGinn, stellar performer of Ihe We-.tein Carolina Catamounts Is the 1949 scoring leader of the Noitli Stale conference. Bob per luiiiied biillianlly all season as he lot Ihe loop lor a total of 352 points lo mil distance dim Walser. of Ca lavv h:r bv 53 points. McGinn, who closed out his col li fi.ale career this past season, in oved lo be one of the all-time hardwood great:; al Cilllawhee, as lie earned All North Stale honors tin' Hie eooiui year in succession. Allliuni'h one uf t lie smallest men on l be -quad, he used a pushhot io ereal advantage and rolled up hi- points m every game to average 13 puinl per game. Billy Well . former Bethel High tar fini bed the season with a total n I :'P.I point- for fifth place hum. I Well- .ml off to a slow tart but hit hi ; Iride al mid- ea on l.i fi nil) stiong. The local boy s cold all season record of 12 win against the Bisbt team is seeded s and is defiinli'lv tournament lav faced with lin ing one of I lie learns in Iheii up. local boys slit, old I roiiblesoine beloi over. The local lasie Medal anil Blot champions and Ihe girls division to open play yesli Oakley High gii I county. Should girls meet the top have run hot and and will carry a and seven losses lis The Candler com! in Ihe meet nne uf Ihe pre iii', s. Although i' ir peel ol nieel Inn: uaiiients best pciiilil'. isiiiie, the prove plenty the liip.bt is hid lied ('anion Gold e conference ccond in wire scheduled idav against the I nun lUiiicomhe Ihe Wa-. nesville m i th d I .c leester I! sextet, one of t be top hall lis tournament ami Ihe entire will be in prosper!. Tile pail ill'.-'- and : for today are as lull, 1:30 -- Bel he I v i girl-i. 2:30-Etowah ( 3:30 Canton v girls i. 4:30- Miil . H,v i boy s i 7:00 i girls). 8:00 Springs 9 00 i girl-). ' 10:00 -Way nc i boys ). of the season I ai t in,; times w V 1 it i ley i I le .ih'iiii ihnvs). nard .ville -Mills River Sw a nn inn. i boy" i Flat Rod. v Bdlninrp Leicester Vallev Sand Hill Candler The OWs crack to a hei willow III ol I requent i v uu tut. Bill flliy in Stale aloi!" 'fin Slate McGin Wal-ci Glai f Miiran Wells. Cau-ev. Graham a : oph placed nil the quad a "a in III with McGinn. lo) ten scorei t nnfel er.ce ar. in. WCTC r. Catawba . ACC II Point L-Rhyiie App ( '.al aw ba I I.enoir-All-North s sea-. on, ol the North att ! Hope Tate. App. A'!' WCTC 352 299 292 289 281 308 260 244 241 233 QUICK RELIEF FROM SymjAoWri of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS buetqEXCESS ACID Free BookTellso'Home Ire aliitantthat Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing &ver three million bonK.iof tin- Willakd Tkkaimf.-nt Imve t'tn M.l.l l,n i lief uf ymplomsofdistreKs ai isiiii.' t'uiiii Stomach ftud Duodenal Ulcort il uc tu Kcets Acid Poor Dlfilatfon, Sour or Upsut Stomnch, dawlnatt. Heartburn. Slecplos.ueu. etc., oue to (cai Acid. Sold on IS ilsvs' mail Ask tor "Wlllard't Menage" vtlni.li fall xpialnstUle treatmuiit Iree ul SMITH'S niU'C. STOKE CURTIS DRUG STOKE HAZEHVOOD PHARMACY" Hazehvood Mr. Busher May Pass Up Derby Due To Old Injury Horse Too Slow PARCHMAN, Miss. (U.P.) Two convicts didn't get very far when "ley mounted a horse and fried to scape from the Mississippi prison farm. Guards in automobiles over took them within four miles. Ivan Parke, now trainer for the Fred W. Hooper stable, rode the first Ilialeah winner 24 years ago. Parke brought home a horse named Braedaline ih the first race on opening day, Jan. 15, 1925. Read the Want Ads. JAt ' -': imm ..viiiii'iMiiei .j.M '-i I H ii H J-W- A f EraK.'.BBiet ittK i .v-yJ-i -f .-rrW Mr. Busher. Maine Chance Farm's top Derby prospect, who is having trouble with an old foot in jury. The son of War Admiral brought $83,875 into the Maine Chance cof fers last year to take fourth place among two-year-old thofoifghbfeds. li jr" "V-ifi'TT ... .mltm " 1! j'-s.l Hs ft. l-j m M w m m m V - - iicMBini iiwaiuiaw i.ici. iii : for your Pullets now helps you get MORE EGGS next Fall WAYNESVILLE FEED & SEED CO. Intersection Aliens Creek Road HAZELWOOD Fhone 193-J fri!i-i M it .1 t'l l J s i,-J S MM