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September 28, IMS
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
iton Bears Suffer First Loss Of Season
Monroe Has
Outstanding
Team, Won
Bethel High School Gridders Get First Uniforms
y 20-0 Score
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These three men m;ike up t hi- slr;i!en- bo.ii'd fur Ihe li49 edition of
Canton High S-luiol's Bhu k Hi..ii . So l.n . Hie hears li;:vc rebounded
wilh another powerful M!i:id ,1 1 : i ous l!)-4:i season l.-n
to right ar Don Hipp-. ( -V. !,. I -ir : . I ('aniui si :ir who n-
turned this season to Id- lii.;i
I'oindexter. who moved up fiom head eoaeh in athletic director after
13 years as head coach uf tin- lii.o ; a-d sjstanl Cii.mIi I..
Barkby. The Bears' record o! inn i,-:.)t aid one le -to Monroe
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Bowling League Season
Six teams opened the
season of the Waynesvillc Ten Tin
l-eagtie last Tuesday nit;lil at Hie
Waynesville Howling Center.
The results sent Ward's
Dayton Rubber No. I. and
Lawrence teams into a tin
I'Nso.
A. C.
c w a
deadlock for lirsl place.
"Spider" Medfonl. Ward'-: I'. :a
captain, look top honor-, lor tin
inaugural iibdil. chalkiin1 un ;
t hree-f-'ame .score of 1 11 and ;
hieh Rainc of 1(1'!.
Elmer Dudlev. A. C.
eaplain, wa; ruiuieriip
for his series and lilli h
1 .a A I cuci
with :"
he hi 'h
llame.
Ward's look two out of lime ii
its series with Hie l.ile Im-manei
Company of Virginia. A. C. l a-',
rence did the same attaiitsl Dav
ton Huhber No. 2, and l).itoii Hub
ber No. 1 defeated the a ne- ilii
Howling Outer combination, twi
Rami's to one.
Tomorrow night's coiile-ls prom
ise more fireworks in the ballU
for individual anil team honor-;.
The schedule: Ward's K-n v
WBC, A. C. Lawrence vs Life In
surance. and Dayton No. 1 - Da;,
ton No. 2.
I Each week,
ment will give
i binvling ticki t
; game and the
the Center man i 'e
three coMiplimenl.il
s for t he lir-l In .1
In st hi'-'h m'I n
III!
two tickets for
the
nd
I game and second hieh -( i ii
1 The standings:
Team W I, Pit
Ward's Esso 2 1 .fitX
Dayton No. 1 2 1 .(!((.
A. C. Lawrence 2 1 .!
I Dayton No. 2 1 2 ..'j:'.:'
I Life Insurance 1 2 MTi
i WBC
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PAPA ALSO l i l I P
ST. JOE. I nd. ' I I
ed E 11.1
birkorn. Jr., editor and pub
of the St. Joe New-, ran th
lowing in the classiiied -cell
his small weekly: "To Win
May Concern- Please don't
my kids candy or ice cream (
I appreciate your gi nero i'v
lo.
II o
'. IV C
lle-
ha:
the little stinkers won't cat at home
any more."
i Investors in U.SSinqs Bond; will
gel more Ukin $23 billion hpforr 19M.
These National Indus! ridl Cbnfrrrnce
Board figure? shou) hoiu payments
will increase yew by y
4:
i
'-la', r as I in- new In ad (nacli: C. C
tlii'in a much brighter -ca-on than
1.
r f'ridav nrjl:t 'it ('anion.
City
Gives Children
Chance to Survive
I'l l "I'SBl l!(;il i V IV i Children
under 'chool ar'e now may receive
a complete pli-ieal exaini nal ion
anil i iniiiinial ion shols free under
111 A
I In
i lunc
ei ice i" labli-.hed
Hill' bun
lieallh dcpail-
i nl.
The lice clinic offers eve
and
iilal c iiiiin.il ion ; and heal ing
let
i al
in addition to j'.eneral plii.i
click l' and inoculation';
ai ain t inallpoN. w hooping-cough
and 1 1 , nlil liei l.i . Tnllel eulin tesls
al o will he adiniiiislei ad to deler
iiiiiu whether a child has been
i po ed to the disca e.
The infant s clinic, described as
one of thi' most complete in the
nation, was set up through the
combined cll'oils of city health of
tii.it;. ho (ill . 1 1 , physicians and
I, i linician .
Shad;. idc Hospital donated
i ikiiii- m its dispensary for the
e ..liiniiation ;. Staff members of
lh
P'l
I nuei'ily of f'illsbui'gh's de
ment nl pedoiitics and depart-
iri'iit
Vllllll
audiologv and psychology
in! ci 1 1 d Iheir services. The
I ( hapli r of the lied Cross
ii'ed a nut l it ioliist .
li a
111
I Ion nee L. Marcus, chief
until 1 1 : . i i and infant serv ices
lor 1 He I ii -
oj ll-e chilli
( bibb on in o'
said the importance
lies in the fact that
rapidly in their first
!( w ear-.
This is ; great thing." Health
niierlor Dr. 1. Hope Alexander
said' '. "It's like ni:
niiipjnijAftiyenile
he line!'. Vf want
before it begins."
.: iiniiii'"
:., pre', eld (li-.'.as
i !' IV" PEOPLE lEALOl'S
!.;-. " ' K -1 ' P llu-ly. I he mc
:,i ' a'-'ia ,-. Denver s arey
I, -, , , i i ,,( , iu 1 1 a. k. w as be, ng re
,,, , , d o jokingly a- "Harvey" by
:!.e t' ;.k announcer. Owner; of
ip,' c:vwiighl on lii" siau'e play
li ,:-,-, " didn't think it vva- lun
n. The;, iclus'd to release the
n. line to the track.
J7
Tfes.
A hipRti'. powerful Momoe High
School eleven crushed Canton lie h
Si'iuiul's hopes for an iiuhe.ileu sea
sou Friday iiisht mi Hie .Mi,m,,e
gi idiroli.
The heavily favorid Moiiki.
team paced by a In 1 1 1 lit.' liili
pound fullbai k named ilunti i Had
ley. scored once in the mu unr'
period, the second, and thiiil to
hand a lighline band ol HI. a I. I', .,:
a 2(1-1) defeat.
It was Canton's lir 1 lo ii
three games t hi -1 a -oil a! I ei
they (I defeated Sand i lib ai d
Forest City .
Still playing wit l.eul the ' i a
ices of Tackle Ki'am is I'le s one
of their main -d, fi n-i v , 1 l..ilw..i k .
Coin h Don Hipp-' b-e s w i a
fo.';'e(i to y u Id ground tnue : l a1
again to the powailul drive-, m
the bi' Monro;, bail. ..
Iladiey snai ki (I a 4." yanl .!'-iv-that
save Monroe it lis-! le'ich
dow ii when l;e ra-hed over I 'ssn
the one-yard line early in Hie (,!
period
He paced the -econd - eel in :
drive in the -econd quart i r a- Mon
roe drove tin vards Tailback ()'N"i!
Howie wound H no with hi- pine 'e
from ha1! a toot out
The hie. t ullhai k set up Hie lb ird
and final Monro" i our! idov. n w I. en
he took the o:iei;in" kn keif .'Hi r
in! ( r III1--IOI i .-i,d i ' . t in i.i(l i' -hi
yards.
Then he and Tailback Mai ion
Cran'land allcruatid to mnve Hie
ball to Hie two. and il.iiili raimned
t lirougli I he line lor t he -core
Canten's ninniii'.; star. Halfback
N'cil Lhymer. play me, his lir-t
game since the opener two weeks
ago. and Passing Ace Bobby Moore
were conlmuoiis threats through
the game
Hut I he hard charr.i in' Mom oe
line prevented Hip. iner 1 1 n
till)1 aw.-p. .
Hobby Moore lot receivi
(pl nl ly wit b his bullet );e
l.'.'t-
fre
but the bal I e.ot aw ay 1 1 inn I liein.
( tidy two of hi' ten aerials w ere
completed three oiler winch
might have gone for loiiehdow us.
dropped I hroiu'h ia ceiver- ' hand'..
( 'allien''. only a i urn - t hi i ..I
came in I he final period w In n the
Black Heal iIiom to the Monroe
44. Bui the di leiidei . held and
quelcllell the (hive.
The Black Bear . ;:ol in a hole al
Ihe opetiiii" kickotl and couldn't
work themselves out ol it.
Tin y rc( (iven d I lieu nv. n fum
ble of the Momoe kicked thai tail
ed the game, and I lie bal I w cut into
play on the Black Ileal' Ml -yard
I i ne.
'I'll. -n
lirsl 1 ii n
the B.S.I
ere wa
ll!', nlay
in .t in:
a liuiil, ie on Hi.'
ol I he - .un, and
n. e ed to recover
it ol, t hell ow n '!
from that point the had lo punt
out, and the Monroe drive -larled
oil hi Bl.ii k Bear IcrriioiA .
Monroe i oiled up II I'u I dov, us
to :', lor Canton.
i
id
After Un- game. Coach Hipp
T11
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LA MOTTA
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These two hard-hitting fighters were scheduled to meet in New York Wednesday night, and battle it out
for the middleweight title, but the boxing commission has announced indefinite postponement due to
illness of Cerdan. The fans who had already bought heavily of tickets for the fight, wil lbe given a re
fund, i
'I - .nty -two ineiiitbrs of Uelliel lliih School'- lir 1 foot hall ' ipiad take tiiiic out to 'lar.v the phe:.,. raphcr their new uniforms. The other
bo . on 1 he s,U-,d ol 37 will he tiuHilt r d when 1 he remainder ol Ihe necc- - ai fund . ; e i , K nee I . nt; in the i eiiti r is Coach Teddy
John-mi Standing, left to light, arc: Kven tt Slii-nliiiil. William Buin.lt. Sln.ut S i ., II,-. Ian!.!) McDowell. Bill Queen, Tommy Owen.
.1 V. A Hi n. Toimiiv llowi II. . lei iv (iii).on. Bobb Iliniaiid. aial I'red Idmiis. Kneelui. . hit to li'.hl. are Kiimelb 1 ..iv i . Harry Stev
i n on. K. II. Hickman. Way ne I Iowa II. l-'eli M. e- c. Hill A lie on, Bobbv fare i laud.- i .u i 1 1 1 1 ( ; s I laiiklin. Kdw in I .owe. and D. B Ilipps.
i.i boys just met a better team.
Our puulini; vva oil. and uur
p. "-sing w as good but it just set ni
ed to slio through the receivers.
Ihe main thing was. though,
t bal v. e ran into a heller team.
"There was just too much nl
thai lullb.uk. liadlev. He's a rule
ball .player.
" Viiil Monroe has a big. slrong
l:n, .
He gave Canton
supporters a
lilt, however.
I'lc-s. he said, should bp
readv
to :,o ill the Lenoir game.
Defensive standouts for the Black
Hear- were Quartei back Niekv
C.iitii, (luard . I i ii l Morgan, ('enter
I , i ne A inns, and Tackle I inn
SI- I. s, who made the 1!47 all-Con
fereuee honor team.
One Canton observer who saw
the came said simply that the Hears
ran into a heller club.
Monroe is regarded by Piedmont
and Eastern sports writers as a
hading contender for Ihe State
('las-. A title Ibis season,
NcM I'l iday nighl. ('anion mods
an oi 'pollen! rated as tough as Mon
roe. Lenoir 1 1 1 1 1 1 will come to the
Black Bear Sladiuni wilh a spotles
re,(ird. Last Friday nighl Lenoir
ciu-hed a powerful Hickory learn.
Tin lineups:
Canton
End. Mcdhu. Haulm. Phillips.
Serueg.s, ( 'hapman.
Tackles SI lies. Dayton, l.oop
i i, Mann. Waldroop.
( ; I i.i 1 1 1-. Ingle. Brnokshiie. Sut
ton. Morgan. I lenson. and ( lai k.
('(lilirs Amos. Beaver.
Back-; Abboll. Kliyiner, Mnoie,
I'oin.Jestci . Devlin, Dilckell. Cai -li
r. Cabe. ( oniaii.
Monroe
Ends
( .iiard
( '('llll I
I low ie.
Hacks
laud. ().
I!. Helms
Mi Caulcy
dcock, Melius.
I'inchei , Conley. Eiiller,
Broom. Euuilet bul k.
Earnhardt, Waters,
Leiniiiolid-. Coin
Howie Bailcom,
. Cr.inl
lladlev. Sander-. Covington, ami
-
I The 1 ii si bell lo he Used atop a
chinch is believed lo have t)i ( n
placi d by Ihe Hi' hop of Nola about
',!) A. D.
Halts Middleweight
'13
FT. 7 Vz "
AGE 33
HEIGHT 5
FT.
WESGHT
160 LBS. 160 LBS.
NECK
16Vz IN. 16 IN.
REACH
68" 69
CHEST
NORMAL
40 Vz
CHEST
EXPANDED
45 in. 44 V4 IN.
FOREARM
11 IN. 1P4IN.
FIST
H'zlN. 12 IN.
WAIST
33 IN. 32 IN.
BICEPS
13 IN. 12 IN.
THIGH
22 IN. 23 IN.
CALF
14'4lN. 1434lN.
ANKLE
9V4IN. 9'4lN.
HunthfgOn
Sundays
Haywood County Ki-h and Came I
IVoleclor C. V. Ormand reminded j
I mil I pes as Ihe .season nearod that I
the law forbids hunting on Sun
day ,. i
He also pointed mil that a perniil
is required before any one can im
inn! eanic birds nr I'anic animals
iido this stale. "- ,
The first part of the dove season
i ipeni d Sepl . Hi and will close
Sept :w I
At the same time, he reminded
fishermen that ajl trout waters are
closed lo all lisbini:. I
lie outlined the pillowing season
dates:
Coon November I through I'eh-j
ruai'v I.
Possum October I through Eeb-
riiarv I.
Habbil November III Ihrougl)
January II) 'bap liinil seven a
dayi.
Sipiirrel Oclobcr 1 to Decem
ber la 1 bag limit six a day i.
Quail Novcmbi r 24 through
.lantiary II) (bag limit eighl per
dayi,
(house irtilledi October I
lliioiu h .lanuary 2 bag limit Iwo
per day i.
Bear Oclobcr ,ri through .lanu
ary 2 lexccpl that pari of the
eoiinly 'iiulh of I S High 1!) 2!i.
wlieie bear may not be taken from
Nova tuber 14 through December .ri.
Deer ( vi bile-t ail i November 14
lliloligll December fi (except the
iail of the county lying north of
US HU:h 19-2:t, which is closed to
dei r lilllll i I if.' i
TOO Ml ( II TKAtT IC
l'EABODY. Mass U'Pi City
'Councilor Thomas .1. Mullins is
thinking about building n stone
v,.ll around his house after an
automobile careened through his
new pickel fence and ploughed
acioss his new lawn. Two weeks
helote. another car did Ihe same.
Battle
CERDAN
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For Pisgah This iiutumn
Lead Teams
( AHItOI.I, I'.l.U K I ItUY
Wake Forest Passer
i id i ) .,;
Ch ::i..i;. Ac,-
WCTC Beats
Appalachian;
Leads Loop
Tiic i -tern Carol na Catamounts-
hurdled ano'lur big ob
stacle hi t week-end on Iheir road
lo the HMD North State Confer
ence lootba'l championship.
Tailback Pcevvee Hamilton led
Tom Young's forces to a 13-6 vic
tory Saturday night over the de
fending champion Appalachian
State Mountaineers.
It was Fullback Ralph McConnell
who broke the fi-6 deadlock in the
final period as lie slammed over for
the winning touchdown. He had
also scored the first.
Hamilton's running and passing,
however, paced the Catamount of
fense. The Catamounts, leading the loop
with victories over the Mountain
eers and High Point, slill have to
overcome a dangerous East Caro
lina Teachers eleven which was
barely edged. 21-20. by a power
ful Lenoir Rhyne squad, and Le
noir Rhyne before they can clinch
the title.
The Catamounts meet F.CTC, re
bounding under a new coach, Bill
Doyle, at Canton on October 15
and play Lenoir Rhyne at Cullo
whee on the following week-end.
Next week-end, they go out of
league play to meet Tusculum at
Greenville, Tenn.
m$ tin nwim i iiiiiiih ww V
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I ---rrnrJir.-iiMV'"-'1'!''- -': ' '
The I'. S. Ernest Service and the
North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission have cooperated again
this year to establish rules and
regulations for organized deer
hunts in National Forest areas, ac
cording to Clyde P. Patton, Execu
tive Director of the Wildlife Com
mission Following are Hie dates for the
hiuils: Mount Mitchell: November
15 Ki. and December (i. 7. with
j 100 hunters permitted on each 2
1 day bunt: Daniel Boone: November
j IS, 1(, and December P 7, with
ISO liii ii ! i i s allowed per 2-day
Jmnl; Standing Indian: November
17. 18. P) November 24. 25. 26, and
Decembir 1. 2. H. with 75 hunters
allowed per li-day hunt: Fires
Creek: November 17. Hi, 19. and
November 24. 2ri. 2li. with 50 hunt
ers allowed per H-dav hunt: Sher
wood: Wc-I fink. Pigeon Hiver:
November 21. 22, 2:i. and Novem
ber 2H. 2!) HO. East Fork, Pigeon
Hiver: November 21, 25, 26, and
December 1, 2. T wifli' 101) 'hunt
ers allowed per :i-d.iv hunt.
A ppl i a! in ii blanks may be ob
tained f i him i.'aine protectors and
U. S. Forest Sirvii" oil ices, or by
writing (bred to Hie Wildlife Re
sources ( oprii- inn. Halei,di. Ap
plied ion. mil I he Kceivcd by Ihe
Haleinh office of the Wildlife Com
mission by Oclohi r '!. and must be
accompanied by check': or money
orders in Hie auiiiunl of $5.00 for
2-day hunts or .s;7..ri() for 3-day
llllllls.
Public drawings will he held to
determine - ti fill applicants as
follow.,: Ml Mitchell and Daniel
Boone, 1(1 00 a.m.. October 17,
('(iiinlv i ,u 1 1 li.iee, Marion: Sher
wood: 10.00 a ,u , ( icloher 10. City
Police Couil. ('..nloip Standing In
dian and I ne : ( 'rock: 10:00 a.m.,
Oeliiber II). County Court bouse.
Franklin. Pi i mil Ii "s v, ill be re
turned to un-pcce-s!'ul applicants.
Organized hunts on ,,, Pisgah
National Cianie Ihespive will be
held November 14 - December 3.
ii a series of 2-day periods, and
will include v il.hiernes i hunts and
a -pi . ;al bow and arrow hunt. Both
hear and (bar may he taken irt the
Pisgah National Came Preserve
hut no dors vvlii op allowed. A
uiib'i" drawing cl the Courthouse
ui Hri vard at 1 :).()() a m. on Oclo
bcr i". wi'l (!i;, i:,i,iie the success
ful applu ani ;.iiv ions must be
sublimit d in liie -ami' manner as
for ! he ol her hunts.
Complete deiaii, regarding the
adniinisi at ion o! Ihe hunts may be
nblaiiii'd from the Wildlife Re
sources Comiuissicn. Raleigh, North
Carolina.
FOB SALE
OR RENT-
5 room brick Jiouse with
basement and garage under
neath. Furnace with stoker.
All modern conveniences.
This is the C. B. Russell
home above Pet Dairy Plant.
Most unusual terms if sold.
CALL CANTON
2378 or 2142
Or Write
Box 1186, Canton, N. C.
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