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PAGE Of The Waynesviiie Mo
unidiiicci'
Thursday Aileriioon. December S. lWiJ
Cam Proaram Pi
de
ille Gagers Open
Cullovhee Friday
tool's 1949
make their
In a home
the strong
j boys and
I
ans are ex
(in respeet
aw the cur
Mountaineer will be on
i's brilliant
lly one loss
i-gnd three
hips is still
ids of the
k
h. pleuty of
i fans will
ny that will
let will im
fecord of 14
i
fje high-scor-fvill
be miss
Jut Buck At
br the Rob
i the Smoky
ason will be
gup, possibly
f
s Mountain
qrds Bob Da
J and Guard
I to be rein
ys who made
tth the Yan-
Waynesville Girls
Get New Uniforms
Members of th girls' basket
ball team at Wuyiit-svillt- hi; li
have received their new black
satin uniforms.
The team members were hand
ed the uniforms by their coach.
Miss Margaret Perry this week.
The new two-piece uniforms,
trimmed in white, have a small
W on the front, with the play
er's number on the back.
The fust and second team
players got the new uniforms,
while the third stringers were
issued uniforms used last year.
LITTLE 'BIG' MAN -
GENE
MELCH0R8E
TH5 BIG 'LITTLE MAN"
of BRADLEY
WHICH is BEING
TOUTED FOR A
TOP POC N THB
COMING CAGE
SEAS ON -
their season
e Cogdill and
I regular for
mer, a guard,
rhouse, in the
by talented
4 of action as
vis scheduled
t proceedings
Scores
"rht
Is 39,
Black
ays G9, Cham-
ividson 43.
Jorlh Carolina
ieht
ablree 20.
abtreo 29.
37. Clyde 22.
,ies Creek 23.
nd.i 70, David
s' f-Sydney 59.
y
UNC 78.
C 44.
& Wake Forest
Canton Cage
Teams Open
With Wins
Canton's Black Bears won both
ends ofa basketball doubleheader
from Crabtree-lion I vi fT in 'he
opener of the season I'm- both
schools at the I'anlon l' in last
Tuesday niyht.
The girl Hears defeated the Crab
tree girls 43-2!). and the Canton
boys whipped I he Crabtree lads.
38-20. ,
Miss McCrary. a ( anion girls'
forward, took high-son inn honors
for the evening with 23 points,
while Ferguson, a Crabtree hovs'
guard sank 11 points for the top
individual contribution in the 'her
game.
Girls' lineups:
Pos. Canton 43 1
F McCrary '23
F Johnson 7
F Messer ' 4 i
G Brank
G Haney
r. funk
Subs: Canton. Hentley I. Hallow,
Talen H. Presslcv. Ford. Hrook
sliire. Hogers, Hliea. Cabe, Ht.i
comhe. Smathers, Devlin. Crab
tree. Green 0. Medford. liishop. H.
Crawford, E. Crawford, Dotson. Me
Kirov. Stevenson, Haney 2, Clark
2.
NS makes , yti
what He iAcxssh ' I fJ &
IN HEIGHT- St V )V i
THOUGH sV M lf 'T
. vi d ir.l rJ li ' i
PIVOT P'- 7 t
an1. iW Al
By Alan Maver 2 Leagues
, Formed For
Campaign
Tin
FOR 28
PO'NTS
AGAINST
' KENTUCKY
is The
llHViTAT'Oi
TZL'RNEy'
GL'ARTFR.
Finals
fOR
Vi'HOL F
HAON
Crabtree '2!)'
Smith 2
Ferguson 'Hi
MeCraeken '7'
Best
Brad.' haw
Sanford
Hoys' lineups:
l'os. Canton (3!.
K Coman '2i
V King Kji
C l'hillips (8i
G Moore ( " 1
G Clainpitl (3
Subs Canton,
Wells 4, Alexander
Cr;
ree 2fi .
Noland
Chambers (7i
Heasley ill'
Ferguson 1 1
Caldwell 2
l'oindexter 7.
H. SI roup. Meil-
lin. Crabtree. Smart II. l.owe
Klkins, .lames. Davis.
Officials: While. Gudgcr.
Bethel Boy Leads
Lenoir-Rhyne To
Win Over UNC
Lenoir - lllivne Bears of the
j North State Conference edged
North Carolina's While Phantoms,
i erstwhile powerhouse of the South
ern Confei eiiee, 7I -V ft . lasl night
m a thriller that went through
j t hree o 1 1 line periods
J And the ho who did most ot the
damage was Bilk Wells, "former
Bethel llii'h Seln star who North
C;oolina and Hie i 1 ot the Male's
loa.ioi i olleges -.nid'hed is being
j-too small for basketball'' three
'years ago when be was looking
t around lor a place to pursue his
higher education.
loriner Blue Demon ace
- points for Hie Bears and
individual high scoring
in the pi ocess.
, aho had the rally that
,. uaine in tin third extra
Bethel To
Open At
Candler
The
seoi ed
look
honors
Well
won ill
period
Bethel High School's Blue De
mons hot h ladies and gi nt Icmen
w ill mien their basketball season
It, nioi row night ill a doubleheader
.nl.-iiiisl ( 'audit I al 'audit i .
The potency of both Belliel
stpiails is a big m -ei. since each
bel a hie 1 1 op til Let year s vet
erans Ihi tiiu'.h gi adiial inn
Underwood Five
Licks Clyde In
County Loop Tilt
The I ndi iuood Supply Conm-:-nv
eageis from Waynesviiie
sinolhcred the Civile All-Stars.
:i(i-i:i. in a Ilavwootl County
Basketball League game at Canton
Ilavvvood c ou n t y community
ha ketball eo.u lies and inananers
Let niWit decided to foilil tv.o
ei tinet leagins und discussed the
owiall pl.iniiiliK of a eonipleli
-ihcdule toi the vv inter season.
,'aek Justice, of Canton, eoui'ty
ha kelliall cninniittee ehairma;:. and
Vsistant Cuunty Agent Turner
Cathey, supervisor ol the County
Community Development Piog.am.
led the discussions in the ui'elmgi
of 2! edge otlicials at the County
Court House
After the session ended. Cathey
announced thai the chairmen of all
Community Development Program
oi ganiations would meet at the
Court House at 7 p. m to line up
contests in all recreation events
in the county for the season.
lie also said they would check
the community surveys showing
the accomplishments effected by
individual families in connection
with the Community Development
Program
In reference to the detailed bas
ketball schedule Mr all communi
ties, he said
reeled to hav
Monday .
The county was divided into
is and West Li as'ues al last
night's meeting.
The community loams will com
p, i,. in their own leagm s Ihroui'h
Ihe season, then all the lean's will
plav lor Hie county championship
in a loin namenl w hull will he held
in March
The results of the Ic.oiUe play
will I"' used to delernune the tour
nament seedings lor the top teams.
i i.... th.. ri.siiee-
I lie llieiimei si"l' 1 , vv
mils were made up as
K. e l l.eauue Fast Pigeon. I en
ter Pigeon. West Pigeon. Clyde,
il. Ciuso. Morning Star. Iloni-
inv and Thickcty.
West League ItalclifTe Cove.
Lake .1 unaluska, Iron Dull . Upper
! Crabtree. Lower Crabtree. Fines
Creek, Panther Creek. While Oak.
I Jonathan Creek, Del I wood. San-
nook and Aliens Creek
. . . . I.... ...,f nhins 1 I ht
( a hev sain i t"'i t i
WBC Hands
Ward's First
Bowling Loss Loop Games
Bell Wellco 1
Win Bowling
Fines Creek,
I Cage Bill
I
Clyde
their si-
bo and Justice cx
e one worked out by
' F
Ward's F.sso bowlers, lead
ers oi the Haywood County League,
lost their lirst match of the season
Tuesday night.
Tl,.. U'.ivnesv ille Bow ling Cen
ter keglers turned the trick, edg-
ing Fsmi. 2-1. with a high team I
. series of' 2.557. This took team
honors in that department for the
evening's work.
' Dayton No. 2 was runnerup with
' a high series of 2.4!i2.
I A C Lawrence Leather shut out
i Lite Insurance Company of Vn
1 ginia. 3-0, and Dayton No. 2 shaded
the Independents. 2-1. in the other
l.eauue matches
WBC also turned in the top sin
gle team game of 88!), with Ward's
I runnerup ten pins behind.
Honors (or the best individual
' game, however, went to C Fowler
'of Dayton who racked up a 198.
I while F Dudley of ACL and W.
Carswell tied lor runnerup vviui a
best eaine ol 1 85 each.
Dudley's Mil topped al.l other
bowlers lor I he best individual
three game series.
N. Presslev. his teammate, was
I unnerup vv ilh 490.
The League standings through
Tnesdav night's games:
W
The Southern Bell team
the Independents two out
while the Wellco No 1 tc
two and lost one to the Wt
lel'ealf
n th'-ee.
mi won
lleo No
2 team. Monday nigbl in Waynes
viiie Woman's Bowling League
play.
Individual honors went hi Lil
ian Sawyer, captain of the Wellco
No. 1 team, who bad a he'll icnro
Came o l.'il second ncii gan.e
was bowled by Geraldme Harris
(Independents) a 137 Annie Mae
Lovelace (So Belli had the high
three game series of 125-HHf-l.L!
for a total of 307. F.liaheth Davis
(So. Bell' had second high series
with 113-105-135 for a total of 351.
LEAGl'K
Team
Southern Bell
Independents
Wellco No 1
Wellco No 2
STANDINGS
W I.
4 2
1 2
3 3
I 5
High School's boys kept
:'on'- I'tteit clean nd
i .ekeil iid their nun MiaiKiii vic
tory Tuesday night as they licked
the Fines- Cm k !.. 51 22, in the
Clyde tiym- B was the opener
for Fines Creek.
The Fines Creek girls opened
their season by upsetting the pre- ,
viously undefeated Clyde t?'rls.
37-22 It was the first loss in five
games for the lady birds.
Guard Spencer of Clyde racked
up 14 points lor individual scoring,,
honors in the hovs' game, while
Miss Kussell. Fines Creek forward,
wnn individual honors with 17
points in Hie girl-' contest.
Girls' lineups
Pos. Fines Creek i 37 I Clyde (22)
F F Rathboi e tip Fish 6)
F Russell t 1 7 ' Evans (14)
F H. Ferguson i3i Buchanan (2)
G l.edlord Smith
C, C Fertruson Morgan
G F. Ledford Haynes
Subs: Fines Creek. Clark 2, M.
I Ferguson !! Clyde. Justice. Mann,
Shulcr.
Pet
,fi(7
(ifi7
.5(10
Hi7
Creek
R i
(2
SCHF.Dl I F HK D1C. 1 ith
Pos Fine
F Nolen
F Hoger
C (Jreen '7'
G Kirkpalriek
G Davis i 1 '
i 23 Clyde (54)
Stevenson (14)
C Morgan (8)
Limbo (11)
:ii Spencer (14)
U Morgan ( 1
live
1 low
C
Ward's
, C. Lawrence
Life Ins. Co.
C
No. 2
Independents
27
2!i
17
17
15
!)
1.
!)
13
HI
HI
21
27
Pel.
75(1
(i;l!
.472
.472
417
.250
lndependt
Southern
'Ills
Bell
Wellco
Wellco
No.
No.
Sufi
Ledford
Hav nes.
i OlTicial
FiiK
, Cre
Ivde
i k. Itathbone 2,
Shook 6i,
Gray
and Phillips.
Willeniite. a
mostly of zinc
for Wilhelin 1
erlands
mineral consisting
silicate, was named
King of Ihe Neth-
Soutb Americans make
a lea-like drink out of the
of one snccies of holly.
"mate"
leaves
WBC Licks
Asheville
In Bowling
Wa ynesville
All-Stars made
Bowling Cent
il two straight
for most of the inic, cnininun-, All-Stars last
tl v gaim s to he playei
with a
The
w il h
and
lew on I luirsciay.
games will sian ai. i v t"
Ihe girls' teams playing first
the hoys' eolilests folhiwlng
I hem
Mi
I have
i
anwbile.
already
several communities
opened their cam
paigns, und a number of contests
have been scheduled for the next
seven days.
,.a Toesd.-.v nitht. Iron Dun
L
! Safiirdav night as they won men
i ,,,l,i, ,, match of Ihe inter-city se
ries. 2,544 lo 2.42!). al the Plaza
alleys in Bilt more.
Spidt r Medford of the winners
scored the highest individual series
for the evening with games of
1118, 17H. 181 527
Dr Stretcher of Waynesviiie
turned in the best individual game,
a 2(14 in the second round.
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JSTMAS
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ed, i
id
von both ends of a doublelieader
Horn Aliens Creek in the Crabtree
lion fluff School gym.
The Iron Dulf boys defeated the
visitors, 44-8T while the Iron Duff
uirls came olT Ihe court with a
48-21 victory.
dabtn-e and White Oak meet
al 7 p m. tonight at Crabtree
On Moiid: v nii'bl. th'' White Oak
boys plav lie- Saunook boys at i
.. i It-,, n Duff and Aliens
.. . ,.' .'. i ,,, ,.,.!,. nt .tames with i I'.roll
i i et k nu t 1 " ' . , s. . . . -
hoys' and gill-' teams -eheilule'I
lor action
The three games will be played
at Waynesviiie Township High
School s gvm.
On December 1"). Aliens Creek
and Upper Crablree will meet on
the Crablree court, with Ihe girls'
contest to launch the action at
The box scon
WBC
Higgins
; Veilh
' Veilh
Cochran
Cribble
S ret i her
1 Medford
Totals
Ashcvilh
( 'auhle
Stroupe
Ward
Sains
Totals
1st 2nd 3rd Tot.
157 17!) 172 SDH
1 (i7 1 f!)
1(17 1!)
11! a 1 r2 887
1 r,4 1 7li 880
li;4 2(14 188 fthli
Hid 178 181 r27 ;
It I II !tlr. 81!) 2.r.4"t j
1117 12!) I (Hi 482
172 Hi7 Hiri .r(4
Llfi 184 Hi4 483
1H1 17(i Kio f'22
1!I2 lol 145 488 j
807 7S7 80S 2429
BIG YKAR I OR WILD LIFE
Strong Teams Again
In Missouri Valley
bet
-It has
life in
I'.v 1. I'
Ills
LI'S
Vallev
Ihree t
the fif.il
r.oll t-M't '
ball se..-m
Oklalu i:
i baiiipion
Kent uf4 .
Aggies lol
shin St I.
imil K.'.idh
Mi IKS
Cold. I. i
l.t4!t
sKhl.l Y
1 '
The Missouri
which had
the ton ID in
m.l Dress
. i hie. basket -
40-80
the
. M . (onfetence
at, d No 2 behind
v inner over the
NC vA champion
as Hie No. 3 team
seventh
SIVTH Ol A SLRIF.S
Tins ,rav lie H-adlf-js- year to
.we. p Hie laereh-. Coach Kordv
nder.--.in has his entire team hack.
dolph Hupp. K-nlucky coach.
pr(f;,ci- th. r.i.iv.s will he the
best in t tit naiioti
Bradhy has a 27-ame sched
ule, intludine appearances In
the Sugar Bowl tournament at
New Orleans. Per. 29-30. St.
I.uis wa.s there last year and
shocked Kentucky in a thriller.
Heiuv I ha and Kddie HicKey.
who direct Oklahoma A. & M. and
St Louis, respecdveiv. uie
inidst ol rebuilding jobs. Blessed
with good sophomores they're like
ly to get their work done.
' Iba lost his four top scorers and
six men in all. Back are Captain
.lack Shelton and five other letter
men. Hickey's biggost loss was the
great Ed Macauley. But he has Joe
Ossola. Bob Schmidt and Lou Leh
man who have been together three
years. The 1948-49 freshman team
was rated the best in decades.
For the first time in history
WASHINCrON ' Al'i
I, in voar for wild
S. national parks.
The Inferior Department repotis
.. i,,,, i, l.imting was observed in
',....,... v.iional Park, the firs
h'ii'd ..I' that kind seen there in
.eyelid vtals.
Snnnsli.il' r.ildiils appeared lo he
nioi e mini, rous in Isle Hoyale Na
tional Hark. Midi.. Hian in several
vc.'.is.
Numerous deer w-ere seen in the
south rim section of Black Canyon
in Ciiiiiiisoii National Monument,
. early as .lune. They are
u-ual'v seen there until fall.
Cob
1 MASSIKS DF.I'T. STORK HAS I
JACK SHELTON
Oklahoma A &. M Captain
Tulsa has a full-time coach. He
is Clarence V. Iba, brother of the
famous Hank. Clarence has been
in the high school ranks for the
last 10 years. He has 10 lettermen
and some sophomores who were
well liked as freshmen.
i p. m.
Cathey announced the list of
community basketball coaches includes:
Aliens Creek. Mr. and Mrs.
David Smith; Jonathan Creek, Rob
ert Howell; Dellwood, Mrs. Estelle
Setzer Allison and the Rev. Paul
Taylor.
Center Pigeon. Catherine Rhine
hart and Wayne Stamey; East Pig
eon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Justice;
Morning Star. Suzie Rhodarmer
and Charles Milton; Hominay, Mrs.
Ynder Clark and Wilson Trantham;
Thickety. Troy Ford; West Pigeon,
Jack Rigdon; Lower Crabtree, John
Schibor and Hilda Mae Massie.
Fines Creek, Charles Duckett
and Margaret Greene; Panther
Creek, Louis Kirkpatrick; White
Oak, Yoder Messer and Bob Wil
liams. Clyde, Jewel Evans and Robert
F.vans; Upper Crabtree, Ed Rogers;
Saunook, Clifton Shook and Mr.
Sanderson.
Ratcliffe Cove, Carl RatclifTe;
Iron Duff, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mil
ner. (The above list is not complete.
Additions will be announced as
soon as they are turned in to Mr.
Cathey.)
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