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Victory Over
In Brevard Meet
8 Teams
Entered
In Softball
Tournament
Even Jones Had Trouble
On Way To Grand Slam
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Kisht teams have definitely
entered the District Eight soft
ball tournament whieh opens
next Monday at Champion Park
in Canton.
Tournament Director Jack
Justice said this .morning, how
ever, there is a possibility that
the mail would bring additional
entries filed prior to the mid
night deadline last nght.
Teams will be eligible if their
applications are postmarked not
later than that hour.
Mr. Justice and the tourna
ment committee, headed by
Chairman Jimmy Williamson,
was scheduled to meet at 10:30
a. m. today to draw the pairings
for the playoffs.
The entries to date are Cham
pion VMCA, the host team:
Kirk-Davis of Sylva, Hrevard
Hardware of Brevard, Brevard
American Legion, Black Moun
tain VFVV, Postal Accounts and
Superior Cleaners, both of Ashe
ville; and Cherokee.
Other members of the tourna
ment committee in addition to
the chairman, are Bill Shaw,
Floyd Robertson, Wesley Ilnltz
rlaw, and Jack Elliott.
By FRANK ECK
j At' Ntu-teatute- Spin is Editor
MAN YOliK Even the great
, Bohhy Junes played one hole Uke
a dorter.
The Guild Slain winner ol 1930
! Ati.et lean Op, n and Amateur and
j Hi.t. t. Open and Amateur - --cored
l a fi.ii on a -hurt par five hole
I Fourth of a Series
! Oddh eiit.ngh it happen. ,1 on
jlhe ai to Rolling Guild Sl.mi
, limine, the Biitl-li Ooell
; Kiii.il l.leiiool Colt
I H Lite. Kiiwl.md
It dining the tourin round
oil tilt t itllt li hole " -., t) H
Ketl, Atlanta's noted golf writer
j who not only taw .lone Grand
ISIa.ii but elaiiiis In i the only pei
i I'll Wlio ha' Uilr,e--ed .lone- Ki
major tnnrnatiient ti nunplH
"Hobhv played a spoon on his
second shot and Has 1! yards
short ol the fin-en." say-: the pop
ular O. li. "He had a clear sliol
lor the fleen, notion;: in the
way. Vet he took live mine shots
to get down.
"His third shot missed ihe given.
H uiis ju-4 shun. On his fourth
shot u. chipped 12 feet past the
cup. On his fin li he putted one
yard past the hole His sixth stroke
just barely missed. rimming the
cup. He would up with a seven
Rflairtel Binivades Hazelwood
For Doybielheader Saturday
Waynesvillo Twin Bill With Peerless
To Battle To Close Regular Sked
Pigeons Here For Champion Saturday
Shuffle Board Is Ancleni
The game of shuffle board, known
in England as enrly as the 15th cen
tury, was a favorite among the
gristocracy, who called it "shove
groat," "slide-groat" or "shove!
Denny."
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Ws Hardware
Main Street
Committee
Meets To
Map District
Softball Event
I The tournament committee for
(the Kit; lit li District was meeting at
Champion VMCA this morning to
(draw pairings and make other ar-
rangeinents lor the district play
bills which will open Mondav after
noon.
Tournament Director .lack .Hts
tice had said earlier that seven
teams from the western section
had entered shortly before the
deadline, and that officials had
hoped to receive at least one more
entry to complete the lineup for
the event.
Mr. Justice, District Fight soft
ball commissioner, and the com
mittee are also handling the ar
arngt mints for the stale tourna
ment, which will start August Hi
the games lor both events will
1)0 si a ed at Champion Park
The games in the district tourna
ment will be held at night Two
contests will he held Monday
Tuesday, and Wednesday . with the
starting limes 7 p m and H p in.
The seinilinal game will be held
Thursday niehl. and (he champion
hip final on Fi iday night.
It rain causes a postponement
limine the lournaineiil. the finals
v.ill bi held oil Saturday night. Ml
Jo Hit said
I he 'lump on Y team will play
111 both (list 1 ii-l and slate touiiu-
,11, ni- The locals are a-suted a
n, ith 111 the Mate event by viitue
ol being hosts
11 they win the district playoff;,
tl 11 the 1 uiiiiei up will compete in
the -late eitnl a ill tint repre-
t iitalis.-.
I moil es 1 111 the di li let event
mil Iw .laik Elliott. Neil Veto, and
Chde Sh.niie. all ol Canton.
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i Umpires Named
iFor Field Day
Softball Games
I Assistant County Agent Turner
I Cathey today announced the names
of the umpires for next weeks in-
1 Icr-rnmmunitv sottball games.
1 The games will be features of
1 In. Field Dav programs.
i Tlw iioiones are as follows, for
the rorresnonding Field Days:
Monday Thickety at Morning
1 Star Jack Justice and Nazi Millc
i -l n,.s,l.i Dellwood at Cove
! Click. C K Wealherbi ol Waynes-
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pfOOD COUNTY
Is COOPERATIVE, INC.
I DEPOT STREET
Wednesday Lake .lunahiska at
de. lied hesti r and Clyde Mil-
bolli ol Canton.
Thursday. Aug. II - Fast Pigeon
:.i Crosn iiunnire to be select! !
Friday , Aug, 12 Upper Crahtree
o Pantliei- Creek Carl Kateiiife of
avnesv lilt
Salurdav. Aim. 13 Cecil at
Saunook. Marion Bridges.
The Standings
National league
St Louis 60 38 fil2
Brooklyn 59 38 fi08
New York 52 46 .531
Boston 52 48 520
Philadelphia 50 49 303
Pittsbiliglt 45 52 464
Cincinnati 40 408
Chicago 36 6S 356
Ameriran League
Sew York
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
61 36 629
57 40 .588
56 43 .566
55 46 .545
55 47 .539
41 59 -410
36 59 .379
34 65 .343
HOIHiy JONTS
I on a Short Par r
The Wa ncsville Merchants and
the Canton Pigeons will luck horn
Sunday Mteinoon at J lit) on the
ay in-Mile High ili.iiii.Hnt in what
i hapi-; up a- a fast tilt
In the eaillPt liieeling ol the
two nine-, they mined in top m.ti h
pel tunnanee - and a repi.it ot the
tu t game is expected Sunday.
Manager Mutt Tali announced
lodav that he would -end Sieinoie
I o I hi mound 111 hope- ol l.il-.un1 " ,
l'li 1 mi The l.ii ling Inn ler loi
the 1 - il ii i- nidi finite hot Clyde
Miller. Deo Steyeii'tin and Sam
1 l.ll 1 1 liniie vv ill lie 011 hand lor the
1 1 1 11 1 -1 1 1 i 1 1 . lailroatl in at Quin
t Mas- had 1 he lirst iron rails,
111 Ihe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ol thill strap oil top ol
w 001I1 11 rails.
Kuykendall Pitches One-Hitter As
Champion Takes WNC Junior Lead
l.el'ty Jim Kuykendall hurled the
Champion Y Juniors into undis
puted first place in the Western
North Carolina Junior League
Wednesday afternoon when he
pitched a neat one-hitter as the
Canton team won a ti-to 0 v ictory
over the Valley Springs nine.
Kuykendall sliuik out 12 bat
ters while walking only two as Ire
showed much improvement on his
cont rol ,
The Champion lads grabbed a
two-run lead in Ihe Mrs! inning,
added two more ill the second, and
finished the game's scoring with
two'm the fifth.
Champion has only four more
games to go in its bid for the first
pennant in the circuit which was
organized this .summer.
Alter the game Coach Justice
described his ace as promising to
become t he finest pitcher in the
city
"11 he keep- going Ihe wav he has
been" he said "he will lie Ihe
be- I '
Heleiring In tile team as a whole.
In s,m the hoys are "improving
every day."
He also indicated 1 ll.lt all the
lioxs will be old enough next year
to he eligible for the American
Legion Junior baseball club that he
-aid is scheduled to beorganied as
ILnwood County's representative.
The Champion Juniors will con
tinue their bill tor the pennant at
2:311 tomorrow in Champion Park
where they will clash with An
drews. (hi Saturday, they also have a
home game set for the same time
wilh Sky land lloisory.
The Line Score:
Valley Springs 000 000 0 0 1 3
Champion 220 1120 x li H I
F.inory ami Whitaker; Kuyken
dall and I'oindexlcr.
Yount Tops
Local Hitters;
Dudley Second
j Oliver Yount, Haelwood let!
I holder, lapped out -even hit 111 ten
III lie to the plate acute I I'uk.i and
'I'.iu-la the pa-1 two week-ends ami
1 now pat 1 - I he ku al hiltei w lib
an avei are ot 420
j Skipper l- lliiei Dudley added I "1
! points to his avei aee ami conl inuos
I 111 second spot with a :taT ,it iage
Dudley has 22 hit- 111 (12 nip- in
the plate
Bob Pills missed th,. I'.nka game
but got two hingles in (he trips
against Frusta to push bis average
to :140 with IB base knocks in 5:t
tries.
Jack "Sheriff" Smith, with 27!).
and Jack Case, with 2fi5. round out
the top live hilteis 011 the local
squad
j Little Jack Amnions was credited
with one win and one loss tor the
Iwo games and now has won five
while dropping sin Jim Kuyken
dull continues with a record At' no
Wins and two defeats anil P C
llurrell no wins and one defeat.
Jim Cunnignham has won one. his
only start for the locals
1 I'liollicial veragos 1
The lirst American limit sleani
locomot n e to draw pa' sengei s in
the I lulled States was the Tom
Thumb.
PLAY Lit
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Whilener
Dudley
Pitts
Smith
Case
Amnions
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Henry
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Pi essley
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1 'I be Champion YMi'A soitballers
uili win. 1 op linn legular season
al 1 licit home park Saturday
; 1 1 1 ! t 1 m .1 ttoiihleheadei ae.iiiel the
poweitul Peel less Mills squad
jiioin l I1.1l t anooga The opener i--j
1 lietluleil in -lait at 7 4f p m
j Tin' Canton buy. with a sea
011 let old ol 20 yielories in 25
tonli't aiainsi all colliers, will
lie I. it niv the 1 lub 1h.1t their mana
- ei . .I.u k Ju t n i-. lei lie- the "be t
balanced 1 lob he - ever seen
line ot Champion - few loS'-es
this year was to this 'same Chat
laiioug.i club, by a 3-1 margin.
Tin- Champion pilot lorccasl to
day that Saturday's tussles will be
the best ol the season on the local
schedule
1 Strongest point in the Cbatta
nooga eiiiipinent is burning speed,
j "Il their pitching matched the
1 speetl of their infield." be declared.
J "they d he unbeatable "
Heading Champion's pitching
I corps is Cerinan 1 Nazi 1 Miller,
I who has won 14 games and lost
only one so far and owns an over
all record including Canton city
I league games of 25 wins against
I only tour losses.
Though Saturday's games will
wind up Ihe regular schedule, the
Champion boys have more play
ahead
Next week, they'll compete in the
District Light sottball playoll's. and
Ihe following week they'll make
their bid for the stale champion
ship Hotb tournaments will be slagetl
al ( 'I la iiiiion Park.
Industrial League
Schedule
AUCl'ST 6
Martel al Hazel wood i21
Canton at Berkeley
( h ai water at Knka
lit ae on at F.i usta
Ammons To Pitch
9-Inning Opener;
Starts At 2 P. M.
The HaeKvood Industrial Lea
guers will he host to the Martel
Mills nine Saturday aUernoon when
I In' tyo clubs tangle m a double
header on the Waynt'sMlle High
diamond with the In -I game get
ting undeiway piompliy at two
o'clock.
The game- will in.uk the first ap
pearance of the Mallei team here
this sea--on. 'The double-header wsas
scheduled alter tin'1 hi t game be
tween the two t lub was post
poned twice due to i.nii and wt't
grounds
In the previous v.mie played ot
Martel, the local nine lame through
to take a 10-tu-l win In-hind the
five-bit pitching ol Jack Amnions.
Skipper Khuer Dudley has nomi
nated Amnions to hurl Ihe nine
inning opener Saturday , with either
Jim Cunningham or Lefty Jim
Kuykendall toeing the rubber in
the seven-inning nightcap.
Manager Paul Israel is expected
to pitch one game for the visitors,
with Capps or Sluiler working the
other
As the result of the win over
Kcusta last Saturday, the local
nine is now one half game out of
the first division. If the locals
take a double win from Martel and
Kcusta detents Beacon, the clubs
will be tied Should Beacon top
Kcusta the locals will have a
chance to move into undisputed
fourth place
At the team battles for a play
oll berth, two la-l games will be
unreeled Saturday and a large
crowd is anticipated as tlu1 season
mint's into the final stages.
warning
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