nt Hip Wavnesville Mountaineer Monday Afternoon, April 11, 1949
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a homerun
held lo end
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Cooper hit
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Bill Owen
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fcave Prices
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a one run
Byers walked
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when Dave
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hit safely,
him home,
an error
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Here are Canton's 1949 Senior 4-11 Basketball Champions with their coach, W. h. Barkley. Left iU
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and Bill Owen came through wilh
his third hit of the day, a double,
scoring Robinson. Sammy Wiggins
doubled down the leftfield line
scoring both runners and scored
himself in the merry chase that
followed.
The Bears added two in the last
inning but their rally fell short.
Rhymer walked, stole second and
scored when Byers doubled to ngni
field. Cooper followed witn nis
third bingle of the game, a double
over second, but the rally died
there.
Jim Kuykendahl went the route
for the locals giving up five hits
and striking out ten.
Bill Owem -Mountaineer center
fielder, had a single, double and
home run in four trips to the plate.
Cooper paced the Canton team with
Waynesville High Golfers
Whitewash Hendersonville
VTHS Nine
Journeys To
Brevard For
Loop Tilt
The Waynesville High Mountain
eers will juurn. y to Brevard to tan
gle with the Brevard Blue Devil
nine in a Blue Ridge Conference
tilt tomorrow afternoon.
The local team will be seeking
their second conference victory of
the season and Coach Wealherby
is ..vn.-ileri to onen the tilt with
the same lineup that started !
ii,.. f'Miiinii club here Fri- I
day and came through with a nine 1
lo seven victory. I
Lefty Jim Kuykendahl, who toss- j
ed a six hitter and ten strikeouts at j
the Bears is expected to go on the 1
mound for the locals. j
Coach Wealherby was well pleas- j
ed with the play of the Mountain- j
oefs against Canton. ;
The team It'll several runnel s ;
stranded early in the game when
Ihe bitters tailed lo come through
and bad base running also cut down
several possible scorers. These er
rors are expected to be ironed out
and the team should be all set to
eit mi alter victory number two
when they travel over to meet the
Blue Devils tomorrow.
The probable starting lineup:
Robinson II), Kuykendahl. P, Bob
Owen, rl. Bill Owen II. Wiggins c,
Price 2b. Caldwell. If, Bell 3b,
Whisenhunt or Sutton ss.
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We'U have a better ball club
than we had a year ago," says
Manager Hilly Southworth of his
World Champion Boston Braves.
Rookie Johnny Antonelli he
counts as evidence of bis depth
of pitching strength. Here's a
thumbnail preview of the defend
ing champions, according lo the
Associated Press:
Hilling Good . ,
Pitching Excellent
Catching Fair
Infield Fine
Outfield Fail
Finish Second.
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Wavnesville High School's golf
ers kept their slale clean Friday
afternoon by shutting out Hender
sonville High, 12-0, for their sec
ond victory of the season.
Jack Rogers. Waynesville's num
ber one linksman, and Oliver Early,
number three man, toured the
6 210-yard par 72 Waynesville
Country Club course in tw, wmcii
Ts only two strokes over regula-
f- hnvt1 ivu'l:il nlaV.
hum iwi -"'., - .
Jack whipped Hendersonville s
t,-,.!,, Oliver defeated Grimes of
illp Wavnesville's No
2 golfer Cliff Greene, defeated Ed
vtpnriersonville's AU-wesl
ern fullback; and Harold Mills,
..vmr number four for the locals,
turner: hack Massage, all by scores
of 3-0.
Both Waynesville victories this
season have been in Blue nioge
Conference matches.
The Waynesville golfers take on
Brevard at 2 p. m. Thursday at
the local course, then will play
Trvon at Tryon a week lrom to
morrow.
MeanwhileCoach Carl Jiatcliffe
said the details of the coming Blue
Ridge Conference tournament must
be ironed out in sesisons with
officials of the other ' schools be
fore the May 1 tournament date
for the Waynesville Country Club
become deiinite.
Both time and place for the
schoolboy event were set tentative
ly at a meeting last fall.
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Local Bowlers Top
Enka In Close Tilt
The Waynesville Bowling team,
composed of players from different
teams in the Waynesville Ten I'm
League made it two out of three
matches wilh the American F.nka
.,...i..,.t Thursday night as they
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I defeated them two to one on the
alleys at Ihe Waynesville Howling
Center The local team had a nine
pin advantage in total pin fall with
n occc i nine
a total oi .'-'-
Spring Cage
Practice Is
Underway
Before the echoes of the last
basketball campaign had a chance
to die, Waynesville High School s
cagers started work polishing up
their game for next season.
Coach Carl Ratcliffe has been
drilling his boys for the past two
i .iii hnlH snrini! orac-
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Hrigman, of Enka, turned in high i for ahou, thl ep morc weeks
calling it quits May i unm
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' with a total pin fall of 544, with
i Charley Minett setting the pace
for the locals wilh a set 0 530.
Ilrijiman also lurnea in -h"
name of the malch with an even
200 with learn male, Gudger, turn-
il)P, in a second high game who
a 197. ,,....
.lin, Brackctt . of the warns r,...
p;u.rd the locals with a 194 game
and Bill Cochran, also oi
....ri iiicii with a ISM-
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i,., u,;i; lie tlliro lime
(hat these two teams have met and
the second time that the locals
have come out victorious. The
Enka team is considered one ...
the best in this part ol inn s,o.
and recently walked on -m
championship of the Western ro ...
Carolina Ten I'm League ...
ville.
three for four.
The lineups:
Canton
Abbott, if
Rhymer, c
Byers, 3b
Stiles, p
Cooper, cf
Kirkpalrick, lb
Moore, ss
Waldroop. If
Ledford. If
Poindexter, 2b
Totals
before
next season.
Only regular guard Hufus Liner,
from the squad of 2fi players that
won 13 and lost 7 will be missing
when the '40 season opens. And he
reports he has Kalph Jenkins, six
foot two-inch sophomore, and
Junior Dan Maney. only one inch
shorter, lined up to take Rule's
place when the defensive ace grad
uates this spring.
He rates Jenkins and ivianey,
both lcttermen, as about even in
ability for the vacant guard post.
Dependable Giant
Brackett And
Medf ord Lead
Local Bowlers
The lop four leaders in the in
dividual averages of the Waynes
ville Ten Pin League remained in
their positions with several
changes taking place in the other
positions.
Jim Brackett and Wilson Med
ford. of Ward's Esse, held on to
their number one and two posi
tions with averages of 175 and 172
respectively. Ii. H. Stretcher, ot the
Waynesville Bowling Center learn
continued to hold third place with
an average of 168 and Bill Cochran,
of Ward's is still in fourth place
with an average of 1G2.
Julius Riggins, Ward's Captain,
tied Tom Boyd, of the A. C. Law
rence team in fifth place with an
Uil Elmer Dudley, of
the Cutsolers, moved into a sixth
place tie with Bill Burgin. of the
Independents, with a 100 average.
The top ten bowlers of the local
league according lo the latest aver
ages released by Art Veith. secre
tary of the loop, are as follows:
Ave.
Brackett. Ward's 17r
Medford, Ward's 172
Stretcher. WBC 1
Cochran. Ward s ' 162
Riggins, Ward's '61
Boyd. Cut sole 161
Dudley. Cutsole '"
W. Carswcll. hid. ,f,(l
Boone, Daylon 151
S. Carswcll. Cutsole '56
B. Burgin. Ind. 'rt
Ward's .
W.B.C
Cutsolers
Dayton
Independents
Mountaineers
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18
15
14 .
14
12
9
9
12
13
13
15
18
T.nrrils Win 10-3 I pitcher-Moore.
Saturday; Drop
Sunday Tilt 6-2
Tho Hazelwood and Canton
i.,c:ti-ial ipaeuers solit a pair of
exhibition tilts over the week ena
as the two teams continued to
prep for the season openers next
Saturday.
The locals came through Satur
day afUrnoon to turn DacK me
Pigeons by a 10 to three score on
the Waynesville High diamond but
went down to a six to two deteat
Sunday at Canton.
The Canton team jumped into a
three run lead in the third inning
here Saturday. Moore walked to
open the inning and Reno was also
given a free trip to first. Hogers
got an infield hit to load the sacks
and Sam Rathbone came througn
with a triple down the rightfield
foul line to score all three runners.
The local team came back in
their half of the third to count
four times. Case singled to start
the rally. Jim Brackett walked
and Ken Troutman was hit by the
pitcher loading the sacks. Bob
Pills, local riuht fielder, blasted a
three base knock to deep left cen
terfield and when the throw-in got
away from the inficlder, Pitts
scored.
McClure and Richie were safe
on errors lo start the fourth in
niiiB Stan llenrv singled to right-
field to sore McClure and Brack-
ett followed with a double to left
to score Richie and Henry.
The locals added another in the
fifth when Yount singled, advanced
to second on a wild pilch and came
home on McClure's double to right-
field.
The locals added two more in
the sixth to end the scoring. Brack
ett and Troutman walked and both
runners advanced on a wild pilch.
Bob Pitts got Ins second hit oi
the day to score both runners but
was thrown out trying to stretch
the hit to a double.
Yount. with three for three and
Pitts, with two for four, paced the
local' hitters while Rathbone, with
two for three and Rogers, with two
for four, led the Pigeons.
Pet
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.556
.519
.519
.444
.296
Tho rantnn team evened the
score Sunday afternoon when they
stopped the Hazelwood team, six
to two.
The Pigeons racked up three
markers in the second inning and
were never headed. Rathbone was
safe on an error and Jennings
Rogers lived on a fielder s choice
with Rathbone taking second.
Muse singled scoring both men
and Buchanan followed with a
triple to left center to score Muse
with the third run of the inning.
Canton added two more runs in
the third. Ivester walked and was
sacrificed to second by Rathbone.
Rogers tripled off the left held
wall to score Wester and' scoicd
when Lofton's grounder was erred.
Hazelwood scored their only nlns
in the fourth. Dudley and McClure
singled advanced on a wild pitch
and both scored when Bishop s
ground ball was erred.
Canton added their last run in
the eighth when Rogers singled,
Muse walked and after two strike
outs, Rogers scored on an error.
"Satch" McClure paced Ihe local
hitters with two for three while
Buchanan, with two for two. and
Rathbone and Muse, wilh two for
three paced the Pigeons.
Manager Elmer Dudley, of tlie
locals, was well pleased wilh the
hitting and defensive play of the
team and said that wilh more
practice the team will be set to
nnen the 1943 season next Satur
day when they journey to l.iii.a to
meet the last years champions. .
The line score:
Hazelwood 000 200 000 -2 10 1
Canton 032 000 lOx-6 9 1
Winning pitcher Moore: losing
pitcher Case.
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using waxed silk thread to hold the
materials in place.
The line score
Canton
Hazelwood
Winning
03 000 0 3 4 2
004 312 x 10 9 1
oitcher Case; losing
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Ward's Increase
Loop Lead Over
Bowling Center
The Ward's Esso bowlers added
to their league lead last week by
downing the Mountaineers. 3 to 0.
and took a four game lead over
the Waynesville Bowling Center
cnll aH The Ward's team has won
18 games while losing nine with j
the WBC taking 15 wins and 12 j
losses. I
The Dayton Rubber team moved ;
o thii-H nlarr. tie with the A.i
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C. Lawrence Cutsolers with a rec
ord of 14 wins and 13 losses. The
Dayton team captured two games
from the Independents last week
while the Cutsolers were dropping
two to the WBC team.
The Independents are in fifth
place two games back of Dayton
with tho Mountaineers on the bot
tom of the standings with a nine
won and 18 lost record.
The league will swing into a two
match a week schedule this week
with Ward's meeting Dayton, the
Cutsolers tangling with the Moun
taineers and the Waynesville Bowl
ing Center team taking on the In
dependents in the final match of
the evening.
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