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lfS PAGE Of The WayifesviPe Mountaineer Monday Atternuon, May 9, 149 Uistfial LurdaV after- hev l:tlil "i u mites. lie or.. pailier Ulilill w'3 ir.nu scored ! lllf fil'dt d wiili .r-.il a,Kjnced r.ni. itcl. and -'J'va ; -niglrd From ad allied only a-i'und b.i'. r,ea ion r runs ft iniiiUB. niii"- kj was sale on Hl-,011 ailwinceil ,.:.!...- Bucli- Waldroup's TlkilliPM"1 iol- knuik In It-it u Andi-r was ilmiic and lullimiil witli a IWalili-'iiil' aim iir last three u In n .Juluison sinli-il anil on shortstop. n lo deep left t-iit tin1 route allowed only and struck out ar.d Amnions hive hits while fur 1 tin i- paced Iniilli. last year s ilncal team, re lay and liandled lunlay's tilt. Al- iid any practice, lis iMial steady In lo the lint'iip by the players Icamic tilt will tayiicsville High t allcrnoiiii w hen lc joiirm-y- here. od lul ah r h c 4 I 1 (I 2 (I 0 1 4 0 (1 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 (I :i u o o :i i) o l 2 o o o :i o l o o o o o 0 (I 0 0 II I) 0 0 10 0 0 :!!) 1 3 2 all I- h p 4 110 .') i) o o 4 2 2 0 4 2 10 :; o i i o o o :i l o o 4 110 4 0 0 1 31 7 (J 2 10o 000 0001 WW 400 HOx 7 '"I Huiiif run Midler -Anders. I- Amnions, (ai " Amnions. 9th: Wln.r yi,. ,c., Cau. SJth. II J l nrak 7-11 bucks for bucs? n VNC Loop Play Brackett Tops Bowlers For 1949 Season Jim Brackett, of Ward's Esso, remained In the place he bad held during the entire season, the num ber one spot, in the final averages released this 'week by Art Veith, secretary of the local league. Brackett added to his average the final two weeks of the season and ended up with an average of 175 for 84 games. Wilson Medford, also of Ward's, finished in the sec ond spot with an average of 171 for 72 games rolled. R. H. Stretcher, of the Waynes ville Bowling Center team, also held his position in the final re lease with an average of 167 for 76 games. Bill Cochran, of Ward's claimed fourth place with 163 for 84 games with Julius Riggins, Ward's captain, in fifth with 161.18. Elmer Oudley and Tom Boyd, of the A. C. Lawrence Cutsolers, were sixth and seventh with aver ages of 161.3 and 160 respectively. Russell Fullz, of Dayton, with 158.23, Oliver Yount, of the Cut sole with 158 and Ed Boone, of Dayton, with 156 finished out the first ten. The entire averages of the league as released by the secretary are as follows: Brackett, Ward s 175 Medford, Ward's 171 Stretcher, WBC 167 Cochran, Ward's 163 Riggins, Ward's 161.18 Dudley, Cutsole 161.3 Boyd, Cutsole 160 Fultz. Dayton 158.2 Yount, Cutsole 158 Boone, Cutsole 156 Minett, WBC 154.38 W. Carswell, Ind 154.37 Carswell, Cutsole 154.36 W. Burgin, Ind 153 Worsham, WBC 152 Veith, WBC 150.51. Rose, Mount. 150.15 Hamlet, Ind 148.13 Klliot, Mount 148.2 Crisp, Mount. 147 Fowler, Dayton 143 Stephens, Mount 141 Floyd, WBC 140 Arlington, Dayton 138 Wright, Cutsole . 137 C. Burgin, Ind 135 Stretcher, Ind. 134 Hendricks, Dayton 131.49 Collins, Ward's 131.5 Blanton, Mount 127.15 West, Dayton 127.9 TOPS SINCE '35 NEW YORK (AP) When H W. Fincuer's Quemandito won the seventh race at Hialeah this year the mutuel payoff to win was $285.50 for $2. This was the high est straight payoff at Hialeah since 1935. iit WuaMt, k Fur Mlllionm - kMtflft4 k. U til!, VIImIm and tht an, IuUb. Tn DMIMWlH d&vA. ronxai. . aiMfc.. plr to !, Truro. rm, .- HDjsp, uiw Chf i OMlft Ok la4l At Home's VaU to Ave I In. When You Paint Ufi -WITH- IJAMTN Monnr i - -'AVVllU AINTS i rfc IT CAM u.. ,rr. - ... pood Hardware ': mm,,.,, 0mKt ,95-I ..,...J $1 -g ft. MURRY PlCKSON, HEAVY QUTV HURLER WHOSE SURPRISE" SALE To Pittsburgh FOR $125,000 LAST WHTER COULP MEAN A PENNANT TO TME PRATES A tiP THE" LOSS OF TO THE CARPS A-B Bulldogs Meet Hazelwood Here May 18 Manager Elmer Dudley, of the Hazelwood nine, announced that a game with the Asheville-Biltmore Junior College Bulldogs has been scheduled for Wednesday after noon, May 18, on the Waynesville High diamond. The game will get underway at four o'clock. Local fans will have a chance lo see two former members of the Hazelwood team in action against the locals. Lanky Dick Povyers and Lawrence Robinson are holding down the first base and shortstop positions respectively, for the Bull dogs this season and both have been playing good ball for Coach Herb Coman. The Bulldogs have been playing the teams in the Western North Carolina Industrial League this year and have been making excel lent showings and should provide plenty of opposition for the locals. Barney McCosky batted .326 for the Philadelphia A's in 1948 but he failed to hit a single home run for the first season since he enter ed the majors in 1939. OPPORTUNITY You can go just as far as your ability and energy will take you in the new U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force. No artificial bar riers stand in your path. Sixty five World War II generals started as privates. Chances for getting ahead are greater today than ever before. Income in creases with each promotion. Young men, here is opportunity, i America's Finest Men Choose U. S. Army and V. S. Air Force Careers POST OFFICE BLDG. Asheville, N. C. siL iniwjr I im. FARMER . . . Be Sure Your MILK BARN CHICKEN HOUSES AND ALL BUILDINGS ARE BUILT OF OUR QUALITY BLOCK Ask the man that has used our BLOCK . . .and you will buy a Western Carolina product. All Sizes Of Concrete Pipe See your contractor or material dealer or call us collect. DIAL 3-8321 Concrete Products Co. ASHEVILLE, N. C. By Alan Maver HtiRRV was rna CARPMALS pitcher THE PAST Q SSASOJj& ?ilHSlM& 232 AHO 2S2 IMHiHQS" AHP ne MRLEP A O-HITTER. A6AMST THS VAlK LAST YEAR THE OlCKSOH PEAL, PUT OVER S1 THE CARPS S'iCE BOB MAN NEC , KETXEP A5 Pf&IPBNT, aRouseo soms cRies OF 'POLITICS" -MAHAGER EPPlE PVSR PPH'T KHOY ABOUT It TILL HE , REAP IT H THE PAPER Hazelwood-Martel Tilt Halted By Rain Again The weatherman won the sec ond round of the Hazelwood-Martel struggle to get one Industrial League game played. Just' as the Hazelwood team finished infield practice for Sunday's tilt the skies opened up and flooded the field as the two teams saw their second at tempt rained out. The game has been re-scheduled, according to an announce ment by Manager Elmer Dudley, of the locals, and will be played as a doublt-header on August 6 when the Marlel Mills nine returns here for the final game of the series. Bait inline with 43, New York with 37. and Chicago with 28 com pleted the 1048 All-America Con ference seascn without missing a point after touchdown attempt. 3f STYOffJf SPECIAL J I COFFEE I j I I High School Nine Meets . Bears There The Waynesville High Moun taineers, fr.h from their victory over the Oullowhee High nine last week, will journey to Canton to morrow alternoon for a return en gagement with their old rivals, Cnaih C. C. Poindexter's Canton High Black Bo-;rs. In an writer meeting this sea son the local team caine through in the late innings to rack up a victory and will be out to make it two iu a row tomorrow. Coach Carleton Weaiherby is ex pected to send Lefty Jim Kuyken dall to the mound against the Beis. Kuykendall tossed one of his best games against the Cullowhee nine when he allowed them only two hits during the game and no earned runs. The rest of the lineup is expect ed to find Sutton or Robinson, lb. Price, 2b, Whisenhunt, ss, Bell, 3b, Bub Owen, rf, Bill Owen, cf, Cald well, If anc Wiggins, c. Industrial League Scores Beacon 7. Hazelwood 1. Enka 1, Berkeley 0. Ecuta 6. Mailel 0. Clearwater 7, Canton 6. STANDINGS Enka 3 0 1.000 Beacon 3 0 1.000 Berkeley 3 1 .750 Ecusta 2 2 .500 Martel 12 .333 Clearwater 12 .333 Hazelwood 0 3 .000 Canton 0 4 .000 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. VONELL GARRISON vs. JAMES H. GARRISON. The defendant above named will lake notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced' in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, by the plaintiff and against the defen dant for an absolute divorce upon the grounds of adultery; that the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to ap pear at the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court at his office in Waynesville, North Carolina, within twenty-seven days after the 7th day of June, 1949, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the relief sought will be given. t This the 7th day of May, 1949. C. II. LEATHER WOOD Clerk Superior Court. 1851 May 9-16-23-30. Al'AI'.TMENT FOR RENT One mile out on Dellwood Road. Everett McElroy, Phone 420-W. M 9 WANTED A dome for six fine puppies. Call Mrs. Heinz Boll man, Phone 20-W-l. M 9 FOR RENT -Furnished two-room, kitchenette and bath apartment. Telephone 518-M. 205 Meade Street. M 9-12 HOUSE FOR RENT To be shared with elderly couple. John R. McClure, McClure, St., Hazel wood. N. C. M 9-12-16 WANTED TO TRADE Ton and half 1942 Ford Truck with two sliced axle for automobile or pickup truck. See Elmer Hen drix or call 559-W. M 9-12-16 FIRE LOSSES TODAY HIGHEST III YEARS 1 . Ok "i The L. N. DAVIS CO. t Phone 77 Insurance Real Estate What's Most Important Sain Says: 'Arm Neuhouser: 'tags By JOE RE1CHLER lAP Newsfealuresl NEW YORK Johnny Sain, curve ball artist of the Boston Braves, and Hal Newhouser, south paw ace of the Detroit Tigers, have completely different ideas on how to prepare themselves for the open ing day of the season. Sain believes that a pitcher should concentrate on getting his Win in scv.pe, and not worry too much about his legs. Consequent ly he is not a firm believer in run ning as a form of exercise. "The arm is the most import ant part of the body to a pitch er," he says. "The main thing is to get that in shape. The best way to get the arm in shape is to pitch. If you do enough of that, the les will take care of themselves." Newhouser, a student of the art of conditioning, scoffs at Sain's theory. He goes along with most hurlers u 10 believe that the first duty of a pitcher is get the legs in shape. "You must get yourself in con dition from the ground up." he says. "By that I mean, first get the legs in shape, then the stomach, wind and finally the arm, 1 don't care how strong your arm is, try and pitch a full nine inning game and see how rubbery your legs get if they're not in perfect condition. "Your legs must be strong in any sport. A slight twist or wrench of the leg can cause a sprain in the back or arm. I golf for almost a month just to get my legs in shape. I believe in lots of run ning. Get your legs in shape and the arm will take care of itself." So here are two contrasting ideas on how to ffct in condition and who is there to say which is more correct? Sain won 24 games last year, pitching 28 com plete games. It marked the third straight year hp gained 20 or more triumphs. Newhouser was no slouch either. He captured 21 games, the fourth : time in the last five years that lie has topped 20. Newhouser is 27, Sain 30. Sain broke into organized baseball in 1937, two years before Hal took up the game as a career. New houser, however, reached the big leagues after one season in the minors, while Sain knocked around five years before he got his chance with the Braves. Three years iu the service have kept Sain's victory total down to 69 as compared to 151! for Newhouser in nine years of pitch ing. Sell By Using The Want Ads KIDNEYS Do 70a loffw from burnlac, ltctii, tltaoV Mwuid Han to tat ap alfkUl Hi 70a kavc tack ar lac paiiitl Da 70a kM 04 Ida tMt liaai oul It an. (at VSS TSX. Siuk, Aatliectia Tblu. waka aauUia a Bodara aiinda aiua, aaad hr uwcialUta la kldaar tnuba, Taa oa' tnatmaat oukM rom facl Uit a new vanoa. Baa fat aaildtaa ia bed wettmr. 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W tsar -,? --iV JOHNNY SAIN "The Arm's The Thing" WTHS Trackmen Point For Conference Meet About 65 candidates axe running, literally, for the right to represent Waynesville High School in the luv nual Blue Ridge Confer.: Track Championships at Asheville Schobl for Boys next Friday. Coach Carleton Weatherby and his assistants, Carl Rateliffe and Harry James, have been holding tryouts since last Monday. Just what kind-of a bid Waynes ville will make for the crown held by the host Asheville team is un known right now, Mr. Rateliffe said. "We haven't been timing the boys so far," he explained. But indications are that Way nesville will have a larger re presentation in this year's meet than it had in last year's. "We're planning to have entries in every event except the discus, javelin, high hurdles, and pole vault," he said. 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