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Hazelwood Bailies To
Split Doubleheader
With Berkeley Hills
uSSX i!h.d two for four for the locals.
final inning of the second game of
Saturday's twin bill with the
Berkeley Mills nine to notch their
first 1949 loop win by the score
of nine to eight. The locals fell
before the slants of Ed Hunni
cutt, 13 to 6, in the nine inning
opener.
Berkeley grabbed an eight to
nothing lead in the first three in
nings of the first game to win
with ease as Hunnicutt scattered
10 hits effectively.
Six of the Berkeley starters, rap
ped out two hits each with Goode
and Slider connecting for home
runs. I
Bobby Sparks, Berkeley right
fielder, connected for one of the
longest drives of the year here,
when his hit landed some 400 feet
away from home plate and bounc
ed over the center field fence hold
ing him to a double.
Royce Richie, local secondsacker,
led the hitters with three for four
including a home run to deep left
field.
Bill Tomplinson started for the
locals and gave up 12 hits before
Jim Kuykendall relieved him in
the eighth.
Things looked dark for the locals
in the second tilt as they trailed
eight to one. going into the last of
the sixth. They rallied for four
runs to pull within three runs of
the visitors going into their final
trip to the plate.
Bishop grounded out to start the
inning Ken Troutman and Bob
I'itts singled to right field and
Manager Elmer Dudley lashed a
hard hit line drive to right, but
Bobby Sparks made an outstand
ing catch for the second out Jack
Smith walked to load the sacks.
Oliver Yount singled to center
field to score Troutman and I'itts
and then slolc second base Jack
Case was sent in to hit for Am
nions and was hit by the pitcher
to load the bases again. With the
count one and one, Royce Richie
came through with his fifth hit of
the day, a looping single over third
base to score Smith and Yount and
hand the locals their first win of
the year.
Hazelwood's first run resulted
from a home run by third baseman
Ken Troutman in the third inning.
Jack Ammons went the route for
the locals and although touched for
12 hits, pitched himself out of
several bad innings.
Abbott and Slider each had three
for four to pace the visitors.
Troutman, Pitts and Richie each
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The Box Scores:
Berkeley ab r h
Goode, 3b 1 2
Abbott, 2b 5 2 2
D. Hunnicutt, cf 5 1 1
Sparks, rf 5 2 2
E. Hunnicutt, p 4 1 1
Loftis, lb 5 1 2
Drake, ss 5 12
Slider, c - 4 2 2
Gambill. If 5 2 0
Totals 44 13 14
Hazel wood ab
Bishop, ss 4
Csr rf 4
Pitts, ef - 4
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0
1
2
0
2
1
1
3
0
0
10
Dudley, lb 4
Smith, c 4
Yount, If 3
Troutman, 3b 4
Richie, 2b ..... 4
Tomlinson, p 2
Kuykendall, 6 2
Totals 35
Berkeley 305 001 30113
Hazelwood 000 013 002 6
Runs batted In: Sparks 2, Loftis,
E. Hunnicutt, Goode 4, Gambill,
Troutman, Smith 3, Slider 2, Richie
2. Two base hits: Sparks 2, Drake,
Yount. Three base hits: E. Hunni
cutt, Smith 2. Home runs: Goode,
Slider, Richie. Stolen base: Goode.
Double plays: E. Hunnicutt to
Loftis; Bishop to Richie to Dud- I
ley. Left on bases: Berkeley 6;
Hazelwood 3. Bases on balls off:
Hunnicutt 1, Thomlinson 2. Strike
outs by: Hunnicutt 5, Kuykendall 1,
Thomlinson 4. Hits otT Thomlinson
12 in 6 1-3 innings; Kuykendall 2 in
2-3. Wild pitches: Thomlinson 4.
Passed balls: Slider 2. Winning
pitcher: E. Hunnicutt. Losing pit
cher: Tomlinson. Umpires: lJe
weese, Hammond.
( Second
Berkeley
Game)
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Goode, 3b
Abbott, 2b
D. Hunnicutt, cf -
Suarks, rf
Stansell, c
Loftis, lb
Drake, ss
Slider, lf-o .
Morris, p
E. Hunnicutt, If
Bam bill, p
Totals 35 8 12
Hstelweod ab
Bishop, ss 4
Troutman, 3b 4
Pitts, cf 4
Dudley, lb 3
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2
2
1
2
1
0
0
1
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Smith, c 1
Yount, If 4
Ammons, p 3
Richie, 2b .. 4
Brackett, rf 3
Case, a 0
Totals 30
9 10
a Hit for Amnions,
Berekeley 220
7th.
121 0
Hazelwood 001 004 49
Runs batted in: Sparks, Loftis,
Goode 2, Troutman 2, E. Hunnicutt,
Abbott, D. Hunnicutt, Yount 3,
Ammons. Two base hits: Brackett,
Pitts. Three base hits: Sparks.
Home runs: Goode, Troutman.
Stolen bases: Slider, Goode. Sac
rifice: Morris. Left on bases: Berk
eley .7, Hazelwood 0. Bases on
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Here Wednesday For
Return Till With Locals
Game To Start
At 4 O'clock
Coach Herb Comban and his
Ashevllle-Blltmore Bulldogs will
return here Wednesday afternoon
for another clash with the local
Hazelwood nine. The game will get
underway at 4 o'clock.
These same two teams met here
last Wednesday and when the dust
had cleared the Hazelwood team
had chalked up a 13 to 0 win be
hind the three-hit, 13 strikeout
hurling of Little Jack Ammons.
The Hazelwood hatters hit their
stride for the first time this season
and rapped out seventeen hits, In
cluding a triple by Bob Pitts and
home runs by Ken Troutman and
Manager Elmer Dudley.
Coach Coman felt that his team
did not play their best ball and
requested another tilt.
The two local performers on the
Bulldog squad, Lawrence'Roblnson
and Dick Powers, will handle the
shortstop anti first base positions in
Wednesday s game.
balls off: Morris 2. Strikeouts by:
Morris 2, Ammons 4. Hits off:
Morris 9 in 6 innings; Gambill 1 in
1-3. Hit by pitcher, by Morris
(Smith), Gambill (Case). Passed
ball: Smith. Winning pitcher:
Ammons. Losing pitcher: Morris.
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High School Nine
Meets Canton In
Season Finale
The Waynesville High Mountain
eers will close out their 1949 base
ball season Thursday afternoon
when they journey to Canton to
meet Coach ('. C. Poindexter's Can
ton High Black Bears in a Blue
Ridge Conference tilt.
As most of the local's games have
been this season, the tilt will he a
re-scheduled game and was recent
ly postponed due to rain.
The Mountaineers have been rid
ing a winning streak in recent
weeks and already hold one decis
ion over the Bears in an earlier
game played here.
The local nine displayed a power
ful attack in last week's tilt with
the Brevard Blue Devils and that
combined with the effective hurling
of Lefty Jim Kuykendall paved the
way to an easy 31 to 1.
Kuykendall will probably get the
pitching nod in the season finale
with Wiggins, c, Robinson, lb,
Price, 2b, Whisenhunt, ss, Bell 3b,
Bob and Bill Owen and Wayne
Caldwell in the outfield.
Christ School Netters
Win 2nd Straight Title
Bobby Moore of Christ School I
iook me singles lilies in the Blue
Ridge Conference tennis finals
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Locals Split
Tilts With
Andrews,
Cullowhee
The Waynesville Independents
split pair at baseball game over
the week-end. Saturday afternoon
they Journeyed to Cullowhee for
a return tilt with the Cullowhee
Independents and gained revenge
for an earlier fie.'eat by walloping
the home team, 17 to 10.
Sunday afternoon the locals ab
sorbed a 20 to 5 defeat at the hands
of the Andrews nine here on the
Waynesville High diamond. The
game was called in the seventh in
ning. Walter "Crip" Wyatt went the
distance for the locals in Satur
day's game and was touched for
10 hits and 10 runs.
Training nine to seven in the
sixth, the locals blastedi six runs
across the plate to sew up the
game, and even the score with
Deyermond, who defeated the Inde
pendents here last Sunday.
L. Norton pacd the losers with
three hits for five trips while Harry
Jaynes, local first baseman was
rapping out four foi six, three
singles and a triple.
In the Sunday tilt, the visitors
raced across home plate with 11
runs in the first two innings and
then coasted to victory in a game
cut short by rain.
"Deacon" Woodard started on
the mound for the locals, but was
knocked out in the second inning
with Manager Tate finishing the
tilt.
Sevan paced the visitors with
three hits for five trips. Chambers,
lOCai WllIU UaseillUII, was llie viiij
! hitter to get more than one bingle
in the tilt.
(Saturday Game)
The Box Scores:
Cullowhee
Bryson, ss
Cagle, rf
Taylor, lb
Duke, 2b
L. Norton, cf
Parker, c
Pressley, ss
Deyermond, p
Tilley, 3b
D. Norton, If
Totals
ab
5
3
4
4
5
5
5
4
5
4
44
h
1
0
0
0
3
2
2
0
0
2
10 10
Waynesville
Collins, ss
Constance, 2b
Chambers, 3b
Wiggins, If
Tate, rf
Cochran, rf
Stevenson, cf -Jaynes,.
lb
Sizemore, c
Wyatt, P
Totals
ab
4
4
5
- 6
- 5
- 0
- 6
- 6
- 3
- 4
43 17 13
Losing Pitcher
Cullowhee
Waynesville
Deyermond.
004 500 001 10
- 012 406 121 17
(Sunday Game)
The Line Score:
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- 563 04220 15
Andrews
Waynesville 000 014 5 6
Losing Pitcher Woodard.
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Friday at Christ School.
He and the other Christ School
entries also successfully defended
the team crown which they won
last year.
Moore ralied after dropping the
first set, 4-6, and took the next two,
6-2, 6-2, in defeating Ethan Stanley
of Asheville School in the champ
ionship match Friday.
The defending champions collect
ed 15 points for a comfortable
eight-point margin over runnerup
Asheville School. Ben Limn-
netters got two points, Canton one
and Hendersouville failed to. score'
The doubles title went to Ashe
ville School the next day when
Asheville's top-seeded duet of Stan
ley and Holcombe whipped their
teammates, See and Morris. M
final! a" UPhi" baUle in th;
feaStednlerraaHd H,COmbe had de'
leated Graham and Bell of Ben
harrinSC!r,'nd See and Mom"
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Home Runs By
Bob Owen, Davis
Wiggins Pace Win
The Waynesville Hih Mountain
eers rolled to a lop-sided 31 to l
victory over the Brevard High Blue
Devils Friday afternoon on the
Waynesville High diamond. The
tilt was a regular Blue Ridge Con
ference game.
Although the Blue Devils showed
signs of being tired after playing
four games this week, the Way
nesville bats were loaded with base
hits and that combined with the
three hit, 11 strikeout pitching of
Lefty Jim Kuykendall gave the
locals sweet revenge for an earlier
defeat this year.
The only Bkie Devil run of the
game resulted from the first base
off balls of the game by Kuyken
dall. B. Morris walked as the
first man up in the seventh inning,
advanced on a putout and scored
when T. Morris dropped a short fly
over the infield.
The Mountaineers notched four
runs in each of the first three in
nings, added eight in the fourth
and then ended the game by dash
ing 11 runners across home plate
in the sixth.
Bill Sutton opened the game for
the locals by beating out an infield
roller and Bob Owen, right fielder,
blasted a home run to deep right
field for the Mountaineer's first
two runs and the scoring was on.
In the sixth inning with Dave
Price on second base, Bob Davis
picked out a three and two pitch
and drilled it to the left field fence
IND. LEAGUE RESULTS
Berkeley 13-8, Hazelwood 6-9.
Enka 9-14, Ecusta 8-3.
Martel 4-4, Canton 3-1.
Beacon 10-3, Clearwater 0-1.
IND. LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Enka 6 0 1.000
Beacon 6 1 .857
Berkeley 5 2 .714
Ecusta .... 3 4 .429
Clearwater 2 3 .400
Martel 2 3 .400
Hazelwood l 5 .167
Canton ..o 7 .000
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Sutton, lb-3b
Bob Owen, rf
Price, 2b
BUI Owen,
Davis, cf . .
Caldwell, If
Fugnte, lf.p
Wiggins, c
Kuykendall, p.
Boll, 3b
Robinson, lb
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