r THE SFOR'fS PAGE Of The Wavnesviile Mountaineer Monday Afternoon, April 4. 1949
Local Golfers
Top Brevard
Green, Rogers And
Mills Rack Up Wins
The newly funnel Wavnesviile
High Rolf team came throiif?h in
brilliant stk- hi-I Thnr-ila after
noon in tlu'ii ( run : match of the
season a., they u-r tin- Ilie-
varil Blue Devil . ! i.. The
match via:; plae.l over the rolling
Hrevard Country I'm!) com:.
It was the fir-t tiirie in tile his-
tory of Wjw.e ulli- High tliat it
liad se'nt a tuiii unto the tanuavs i
and the tii't mat. Ii pioved beyond j
doubt that Ciu.li ."-rl Ratciifle
has developed a haul hitting, j
straight -hootii:K -quad. .
The play o! the local-, pleas
ing to Coach KatrlinV considering
the weather conditions that have '
handicapped practice ses.-ions. The j
entire team played -traight down '
the fairway but mi) iniu tiouble
on the green
Clifford Cieen. llaiold Mill- and
Jack Roter: all ia.:u- through with i
3 to U Mctoiie- Mhile Brevard':;
number one man -hot the low
score ol the day. a 79. to defeat
Oliver Karly si to U iur liuvard's
three point-;.
The llendersonvillp Bearcats will
journey here Thursday to tangle
with the Morutainecrs on the Wav
nesviile Country Club course in a
Hlue KicifJe conterciice clash.
Fines Creek Juniors Retain Championship
fM fir :p
lift L cB 1 tr- :
Mountaineers Lose Open
Local Team Dropped 6-4 Tilt
To Cullowhee Last Friday
Vhp Wavnesviile High baseball i
team journeyed to Cullowhee Fri- Kll,aU and turned 'in a good 111
day afternoon and fell before a j job althotijh hanriuapptd
llast tuning rally by the Cullowhee creaks of ilrim'ss.
nine to go down to a 6 to 4 deteai,
: in their opening game of the 194!) i
jund
The Fines Creek junior k'ii is pietur.il here retained their champion-ship crown in the IS "9 Junior
4-11 tournament held at Canton ricenily. The girls brushed aside all competition a.- ihey came through
with flying color- to sweep the l'l-U) lile. The fiii'U reading left to right are: Fr ill row . Betty Rath
bone. Juai.it'j T-anl.'iam. Kosalyit Mcmt. H'-'inia l"er;.u.Min. Marie Tranthai:!. Kate liayi.es. Sii-oi.d
row: I .ill-. Mat F.vi.i-. 1): i y Ko . Kuti Kussfil. E'.hlce Leditud. Ada Kvan-. ; r. 1 .Mii!aivt Gieen.
Coach. I'h.jio by Ingram Studio.
Lions, Rotarians To Play
Donkey Benefit Thursday
Wavnesviile Rotarians and Lions
softhall players will risk their com
ior! and dignity Thursday night for
the henelit o! the Way nevillc Hih
Scliool Hand
The soltball teams will play, on
donkeys, m a I'.ame -cheduled to
start at 7 29 p :
'informed .-onrees w h o know
animal- be-1 piedtct th donkeys
H-oj.t it
Mi- Heriiice Barber. I. ions Inter
national roil 1 1 m lor from Denser.
C. I . who helped araiine the con
test, report th.it these donkeys
aie no ordinary donkeys They are
penally trained Saute Ke burros
lrom the CIreen Valley farms
Kai h is an individual personality
with no particular sense of person
al loyally, and a highly developed
North Canton Boys Receive Trophy
1
sense of privilege without a cor
responding seii:-e of responsibility.
These finest sl.us ..rt -cIk Muled
to arrive w it h tin i r I rainer by
truck Thursday They will lake part
in a parade through the Wayr.es-
vil llllsilHss s;-cl'CII.
Mayor Jack Way
first hall I., si.ni
Announcers Henry
I.e.-tcr Biirgin w;il
play account over a
svsteni.
At intermission.
Gypsy, and I'eachc
Gipsy Hose I.ec Donkey Itc las Itacc.
The lineups:
Itotary Club
The Res. Malcolm Williamson
iContiiuii d on i; e Hi
will throw the
the i;..:ne. and
Tiiltle a ii d
im'.'c a pl.r. -by
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Sally. Bubbles.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 7
Jo.- Davis, representing the Kirst National Bank of Way nesville
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of the North Canton boys while team mates proudly look on. Shown
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kere hip, Charles Carpenter behind Blank, i.-. hip Charles W ilson.
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The W.i nes.ille High School'
(in I- Hj-.ketball Team, champion
..I li.i.r loin naiTienis. was honored
I.'. ihe W.'is ne- yilie Lion-. Club
Thurdav night
Klevt n pljy.is and the high
i boo! - ip.otfirlal athletic- talent
emii Mi-. Margaiet Ferry, alter
n.itel'. hlu lied and laiiRhed as they
heaid Coach ( arleton Weatherby
n ' I nt th.-ir talents.
II' called the 1949 squad the
be t Ih'- hisih school ever had.
He res(iited these figures to
uppoi t In- .-1 ateinent :
Dunn the regular season, they
won 1 ! out of 12 Karnes.
TIk v.on nine more games in
1 .ikiiii the Canton Gold Medal
Touinament. the Blue Ridge Con
ference playoffs at Hendersonville,
the Enka Invitational, and in their
successful defense of their title
, in the Senior 4-11 Tournament last
I week.
j The coach also pointed out that
I his players were scholars as well
as ladies and athletes. The seven
I seniors rank among the top 12 of
in scholarship.
their das
fine key member of the squad.
Co-Captain IVW Ere ley Sheehan.
was Kent ,.a tioin the meeting
by illness
Mi Weatheibv introduced Miss
Perry. Co-Captain Maijorie Cog
dill of Allen Cri ck Pegp.y Noland.
KatclitTe Cue: Hetty Sheehan
Plott Creek: .Vine Mulford, Rat
cliffe Cove: Viwan I)ai';. Hazel
wood: .lar.el'e Leopard. Kateliffe
('mi-: Hessje Sue Francis. Francis
Cov ; Alv;y n.- McClui e. a Hazel
wood fill who i als a member of
the hitjh school debating team;
Mary Jo Grastv. and Thomasine
Fisher of Jonathan Creek.
The Lions also gave a new mem
ber a hearty welcome. When the
Rev. L. G. Elliott, pastor of Waynes
ville's First Baptist Church pinned
a Lion's button on Assistant Coun
ty Agent Joe Cline, the members
expressed their approval with pro
longed applause.
The regular meeting closed with
the showing of motion pictures of
the 1948 Lions International con
vention in New York last July.
' season.
i The locals jumped into an early
lead in the firsi inning when they
I rammed across two runs They
added another in the top of the
third but Cullowhee came throi'i
to score two in their half ol
the third. The home team added
j another in the fifth to tie the
couirt at 3 - all, and then drove
over three markers in the sixth
i to ice the game. The locals man
, aged one run in the seventh but
' that was not enough. '
The local team played excep
tional ball with what little practice
they have had between showers and
' showed promise of developing into
' a smooth working team.
Bob and Bill Owen, local out
fielders, paced the team at bat
with two for four, including the
only home runs of the game. Craw
ford and Hooper, each had two for
three for the winners.
Jim Kuykendahl, Mountaineer
portsuler. went the route for the
Hazelwood Nine
Taking Shape For
Season Opener
The Hazelwood Industrial leag
uers ran through a three hour
workout Saturday afternoon and
topped it off with a practice tilt
with the newly formed independ
ent team here.
The Hazelwood team is slowly
shaping up although the weather
continues to handicap the team
during workouts.
! Several of the expected players
have not showed up for drills as
yet but are expected to report in
! the near future.
Several of the players looked
promising in the workouts Satur
day. "Satch" McClure showed
oft" an excellent throwing arm dur
ing the tilt and Jim Bracked,
speedy ftychaser, who has perform
ed in the local soltball league, has
turned out for baseball this year
and was hitting the ball on the
nose while showing plenty of speed
in the outfield. Louis Richie, sec
ondsacker, is making a strong bid
for a place in the starting infield
! Hictiie ltioved to Hazelwood dur
! ing the winter and has had sever
' al years of semi-pro ball behind
him.
With only two weeks remaining
before the league openers and the
weather showing signs of warm
ing up, Manager Dudley said that
practice sessions would be stepped
up and the boys would start raring
back and letting go of the ball.
Dudley said that he would like
to schedule an exhabition game or
two before the season opener. He
also stated that all berths were
still wide open and any players
that have not reported and would
; like to try out to report to the high
school field any day -during the
week at 4:30 p. m.
The line score:
Way nesville
Cullowhee
Parents Defeat
Teachers In Cage
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Local Bowlers
Defeat Enka
The Wavnesviile Bowling team
journeyed to Enka Friday night
and evened the score with the
l.nka team by dropping them 2 to
1 in a well played match. The
local team, paced by Jim. Brackett
and "Spider" Medford, dropped the
first game of the match but came
back strong to take the last two by
a margin of 31 pins. Total pin fall
for the match was Waynesville,
JfjlU to Knka's ,2482. I
I. literal. Enka performer and
standout member of the Asheville
league, turned in high series for
the night with a S75, while Brack
et! was second with 566 and Med
ford close behind with a S55 set.
Only two 200 games were rolled
in Ihe match. Medford had high
game with a 207 total and R. H.
Stretcher an even 200. Litterall
was high for the Enka team with
a 199 pinfall.
With the count at one game each,
the Enka team will return here
this week 1o settle the score for
once and all this season.
Elected Captain
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Some years ago the United States
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South Carolina and Texas but lat
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Hugh Constance, outstanding
center for Ihe past three seasons
has recently been elected to lead
the 1949 Western Carolina Cata
mounts. Hugh Is a Senior from
Waynesville where he learned his
football and was an outstanding
performer in 194142. Constance
was one of two centers in North
Carolina to receive honorable
mention on the All-North Caro
lina team selected by the Associ
ated Press last fall.
Captain 1949
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Hugh Constance, 190-lb. center
from Waynesville, has been elected
captain of the 1949 Western Caro
lina Catamount football squad with
Von Ray Harris, from Marion, to
serve as alternate captain.
Constance, who will be playing
his fourth year of varsity ball next
fall, has been a standout performer
for the Cats since he entered school
in 1946.
Hugh started his football career
at WaynesVllle High School under
Coach Carleton Weatherbv and
performed with three Mountaineer
Squads before taking off for duty
with Uncle Sam's Navy.
While at Waynesville he held
down the guard position in his
first year and moved to runnlni?
tackle for his last two seasons. He
earned the reputation of one of
the best blockers in this section
as he led the Mountaineer backs
to touchdown after touchdown.
During his final year in 1942,
Hugh turned in several hrllliant
performances as the Waynesville
team went undefeated.
After returning from three years
in the Navy, Constance centered
Western Carolina and has carried
on in the same style. He is re
garded by many as the top center
of the North State Conference and
last year was one of two centers
making honorable mention on the
All-North Carblina selection by the
Associated Press.
Constance is well known for his
hard hitting type of game and his
never ending teai spirit. He sel
dom has had a bad bass checked to
him and teams with big Jack Ar
rlngton to give the Caramount a
paweWul UneBa'cklnfc team.
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