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i. is PAGE Of The Wayne, uiic Rio uiuaineer Munda Atteruoou. December 12, 1949 in" Boys Lose As Dpens Cage Season I fans Friday je s basketball jven with Cul t's opener. t girls, though Vard Marjorie Up, picked up at the end of 1 last year and le girls, 56-21, 4 trie evening, j, were edged .nee quintet at i Sheehan and ho was filling led the way I Betty taking witli 16 points, bly two points f made her de iasketball sue In nine points, the best in the Cullowhee I rangy center, Is including to his team's Ing honors in i nkins, playing ole for the fcd ten points ' high mark in I ;er, the Moun- spread pretty f whole lineup, yers making up ntaineer squad, only four days' p get ready for Fines Creek Girls Take 5th Victory The undefeated Fines Curl, girls, last .mason's llasuood Ci,iiM 4-11 flub champions, racked hi their fifth win nt the j-eusun In day night by lulling over ll,,. r.ii, ton High ScIhjuI jiii-', 41-ic. But the Canton boys gae tin home teams an even bleak in th, bill at Die Canlon ay in by bl.ein,: the Fine-, (.'reck buys. 47-14 The lineup-: ciri.s Canton (1C) Fines Creek (41 F McCiary i.r K. Kathbmie NO SHRINKING EX-VIOLET - -By Alan Maver adolPh SCHA YS of th SYRACUSE NATIONALS, FOR MOM A BRILLANT PRO FUTURE S PRBDlCTeD WAS AAMEP ROOKIB OF THE YEAR HiS PRO DEBUT IN TUB NATIONAL LEASU SEASON F Johnson i4i F Messer t7i G Brank G Haney G Cook Subs: Fines Cre 3; Canton Benllc B l(ns- II . lu R. Fergie nil l .i C. KelHll ul C. i.ediul, K. I.ediul d j ck M. 1'cii'ii i.i y. llai'lu'A I';iU a Pressley, Ford, Bruoksh Canton 14") F Coman (2 F King 1 1 2 ) C Phillips 1 3 ) G Moore 9 G Stiles i2 Subs: Fines BOYS Fines Creek (11) Noland ..v Rogers 2' Green i2 Davis Kirkpalrick 4' Creek l.edfurd. r t 3 'IliMZX' Rathbont Wells 8. Alexander Clampilt, Medlin. Hipp Officials: Rhea, Bisho Canton PuiihU tcr H. Slrnii), AT 6' 7' HE WAS CONSIDERED 7WE BEST 0SMAN M H-YU. fUSTUW A GOOP -SHOT WITH EITHER Map, Me e cored 315 porfrs Hie LA&T GEASOri WITH THE VOLET &PEEDY 6CHAYE NA6 4TM I THE PER SAME GCORN& AVERAGES M THE National LOOP IA&T SEASON, AND VOULD LIKE TO DO AS WELL N THE 8.A.A. THIG 'setfesTfA; ,6 ffaynesville (56) nunnU.n I 1 A 1 . oiicciiau ,w. Sparks (9) . Medford (141 Farmer Leopard .... Grafty Stevens 3, Adams, Hen- jville Taylor -fehan 1, Green, 4 Reece, Davis, r. "S JVaynesville (33) I Davis (5) ... Minor '8i i. Atkinson i4 I... Boyd 4 I... Jenkins (10) "jr-lngram, Craw- Buchanan 2, k, Grahl. ouncil btree, Folks Bethel Splits With Candler; Girls Win, 43-25 St. John's Defeats Catholic H. S. Ouncil of Crab 3h School Friday the players and bertt and Chero basketball teams i of the Crabtree in with a dinner teria. :eded the games rokee and Crab Is' teams, of honor at the ed Safford, the 4; Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. Dennis & Mrs. B. F. Nes Mrs. O. L. Yates. The Bethel girls, with another promising Mease in the lineup, opened their basketball season Fri day night by swamping the Cand ler girls, 43-25. in the first game of a double-header at Candler. Miss Mease, following in her brilliant sister's footsteps, scored 32 of Bethel's points. The Blue Demon boys didn't do quite so well, falling 42-23 before the powerful Candler five. Hinson of Candler and Clark of Bethel shared individual Inj'h- scoring honors for the boys with 1 1 point s each. The lineups: G1RI.S I I. Dolsoii '(. C Itptlwl (IS) Candler (:!:") K. II; K I'ook i7) Cat hey 1 1 7 ) i Ashcville subs i.- m.,i,.,.i .l.ii ksoii Hunt and I). Blv F Mease )32) Netherton ' T G ('. Rhinehart Watts G- K. Rhinehart Montgomery (i - p. Clark Lynch i Subs: cUthel -liif'.li' 1. Hyatt Jones 1, llenson. Clark. Hunt Candler liobinsoii. Kiln',. Hen drix, 1, Crowder, Ileri'on. St John's High School's cagers edged Asheville Catholic High. 30 27, last Friday afternoon in a thrill er at Hie Waynesvillc Armory. Forward and Captain H. Mark led the St. John's boys to their lie emincc ting for 14 points, the afternoon's highest individual scoring mark. The lineups: St. John's (3(1) Asheville (27) F H Mark. (' il4 P. Warren ' F L. F.cksd in I Young :n (' B. McCraiy 2 C. Hunt, " (; f i.;,,,,. .4) J. Fcrrey 'til C, T. Lane ' Cauhle (4) Inlin e milis Johnny Heinz, Crabtree Cage Teams Have 9 More Games The Crabtree-lron Duff cagers have nine more games to puy m their regular 194'J-fiO schedule. They met Cherokee High in a double-header last Friday night at Crabtree, and face the tough Clyde squads at Crabtree tomorrow. The remainder or the schedule: Dec. 13 Clyde at Crabtree Hi Cherokee at t licroKeo (i Clyde at Clyde 10 Canton at Crabtree 13 Wavnesvllle at Crab- WTKSS Gage teams &o Meet Sylva Waj-nesvUle's Mountaineers, with their first games under their belts, tackle two strong Sylva basketball squads at 7:30 P. M. tomorow In their home gym. The starting lineup for the boys' a um in.k like a replay of last Septembers football game Deiween th Mountaineers and tlie Golden Hurricane, for the football stars of both schools will be facing each other again on the court. Sylva's rugged quintet,, which will be getting Hs first trial of Dm season will be led oy Ernest Bungardner, the big Hurri cane fullback; Charlie Cunning ham, Sylva's star tailback; and 7ollie Fincannon. the 200-plus pound Hurricane tackle. Facing them will be Bob Davis, the Mountaineers' triple threat wingback; Buck Atkinson, the 190 n,.im.i tackle who olavs center for the basketball squad; and Tommy Boyd, who played the middle of the Mountaineer football line last season. The Waynesvillc girls had little imnhii in makinB their season's debut successfully last week, but the boys are gunning lor men first victory of the season. The (irls, who romped over Cullowhee in their successful open er, will be even stronger tomorrow night, for Marjorie Cogdill will be . uo iineiin Mariorie miss ed the opener. The boys also expect to mane a better showing in their second game of the season. They were barely edged by a good Cullowhee quintet, 34-33, after Davis and Atkinson both had been put out of the game on fouls, and had had only four days before the opener to iron out the football kinks, roach Carl Ratcliffe said he thought his boys showed up pretty well for the opening game of the season and anticipated a smoother performance tomorow night. More Honors urn Nii j-1 . V'i These four Wavnesvllle football stars were named to the Ashe T cZX All-Western North Carolina high schoo onor squd. Trlole-threat Halfback Bob Davis was elected to the Hist team. F,d and Co-Captain Bob Owens and Fullback Don Whusenhunt X named o 'he second team, and Tackle Buck Atkinson was picked as a second-team alternate. All four are senior.. Bryson City Bowl Ends In Scoreless Tie School Cagers Can't Play On Outside Teams Duckctl, H. Jeter, - ('. Crawford, K. Dec. Jan. Jan Jan t re,- Jan. tree Jan Feb. ville Feb 20 Fines Creek at Crub- BOVS 1 1 g; quick results- Bethel (2:!) F Groga n F- Clark il C Owens (; -Fore G--Snider Sub'-.: Bethel Candler (42) lliii' on ' 1 1 1 Moore (7 Hutchinson (3i Robin '.on (C) Bumrarner i2) Green 7. Mc- i pinm 1 Browning 4; Candler Rush 1, Roberson 1. Mashburn 3. Jackson C. Bretidle 4. Williams. Hipps. Officials: Bartlctt, Nockrow. The blowing of big conch-shell horns lakes the place of church bells in Kyoto. Japan. E DAME QUINTET T OF MATERIAL J. CONWAY Sfeatures) Ind. Notre ' basketball cam- three monogram ifficult to imagine quad that is short lal, but this is the jn top performers ive been gradu- a Series n John Foley, J Marty O'Connor have to be filled quality that can't rately until they ; courts. k Ed (Moose) future that in hard work and Uncertainty. I, is the new cap t 232 points last ie handicaD of z nderwent stireerv ouble last spring me. How he fares nds on how well is. red 119 points in dgn, probably will '.he positions are all lads who cab fications. awards are O'Con 20 games last sea :ley, a Junior with ol record. He is ry In varsity com- fct s V. 1 Brevard Tops Underwood's 65-31 Friday Night The Brevard College cagers were . . ..: I l.. llo liio e oe it'l l iwi mi underwood Suonlv Company quin tel ot Waynesvillc last rrluay night. The Waynesvillc boy; look a (;r 31 lickiiiR at the hands of the Tornadoes in the contest at Brevard. McCauley of the collegians poured 13 points through the hoop to win high-scoring honors for the evening, while Bill Kanos, Crip Wyatt, and Bob I'lolt led the los ers' offensive with six points each. But the Cnderwoods will present a stronger lineup when they meet the Tornadoes in their return match at Waynesvillc Township High School gym at 8 p.m. Wed nesday. Joe Cline. tall, rangy assistant pounlv aeent. will be back at cen ter after missing the first games because of the pressure of busi ness. The Wavnesville five also will cturn to Haywood County League competition this week. On Tuesday niglit. they will meet the Buchanan's combination, and on Friday night will face the Candler All-Stars. Both games are scheduled for the Champion YMCA gym at Canton. Bovs lineups: Brevard Collrse 65 Wville (31) F McCauley 1 1 3 Wyatt (0) F Brewer 1 1 Nations (4) C Davis 'ID Rogers (0) G Wilkerson 2i Taylor G York i4) Plott (6) Subs: H. C Welch 4, B. Smith, Greenway 10. Wilkes 2, Watson 2, Beasley 2, Thurman 4; Waynes villc Garner 4, Kanos 6. Officials: Dowtin and Mcintosh. Rpihel at Bethel Wiiy'sville at Waynes- t -Bethel rtt Crabtree, ?Ae Chicago's Wholesale Trade Chicago's wholeeale trade in 1947 approximated $10,500,000,000. Con tributing substantially to the whole sale volume are more than 200 trade shows and other forms of or ganized merchandising events which are held in this city annual ly, and which in the aggregate constitute an almost continuous Leipzig Fair. Trhde shows catering exclusively to retailers annually at tract more than 500,000 retail store owners and buyers, Bivson City'c first annual Smoky M.i,i:iin Rnwl football game Sat urday afternoon ended in a scoTe les tie in the cold rain and the mud. Black Mountain's B u n c o ni D e Countv champions a n d Swain High's Smoky Mountain Conference champions each had their scoring opportunities but bogged down be fore they could cash in on them. The Dark Horses drove 51 yards in the second period to the Bryson City five-yard line. w.,1 il,.. re thev fumbled and Bry son Citv Guard Charles Swopo re covered to get his team out of danger. squill was on the Black Mount ain 14 tu the third quarter by vir tue of a blocked Dark Horse punt. But Black Mountain took over on downs. Fullback Mack Hyatt, who turn ed in the best individual perform ance of the bleak day, brought the Maroons down to the Black Mountain 24 later in the period, but Clingman Capps, Black Mount ain's star halfback, put out the first by intercepting a pass on the The Dark Horses got a break Thnsc community basketball teams that are competing in ttie Haywood County Community De velopment recreation program ought to be pretty evenly matched, thanks to a state high school ath letic eligibility regulation. -,, ,,iv School Superintendent Jack Messer today reminded com hes that this regulation bans members of a high school's travelling squad from playing wun any other team during the season. This means that the first and second stringers of the regular high school basketball teams will not be able to play on their com munity squads. The rule limits the use of high school players to "scrubs" or junior varsity players. Davis Named All-Western Halfback Bob Davis, 168-pound senior and triple-threat wingback, of Waynea villea Blue Ridge Conferi champions, was named to th tort team backfleld of the Asheville Citizens' 1949 All -Western North hieh school honor squad. Four other Mountaineer start were selected either on the second ream or as alternate to the second team, and six others were Wen honorable mention. FuPback Don wmsemm...., v. once-beaten Mountaineers' scoring leader and End bod uwen, u'neer cS-captain. were named to the second team. Don Stiles, Canton's star tackle, to the second Im Mntaineer Tackle Buck At kinson was selected as a second- team alternate. t,vi End Gene Yarborough, TacWe Bobby Setzer, Guard Alden Cracken, Center Tommy Boyd. I ir,.nhnek J. C. Deweese, and Quarterback and Co-Captain Charlie Womack were given hon orable mention. Also receiving honoranie op tion were Ends Johnny Phillips and Larry Scrugbs, Tackle Pless, Center Larue Amos. Guard Joe Brookshire, and Backs Nell Rhymer and Bobby Moore, an Canton. Named to the first team were Ends Charlie Woodard of Bryson City and Jimmy Hines of Blue, Ridge; Tackles Zollie Fincannon Sylva and bod tare oi numci ii u-ton-Spindale; Guards Dave Mayo of Asheville School and Wesley War ren of Sylva; Center Clifford Smathers of Black Mountain; and Backs Bobby Fleming of Hender sonvllle, Doug Holcorobe of Lenoir, Clingman Capps of Black Moun j tain: and Davis. First team alternates were Tackle Arnold Rector of Sand Hill, Center Bob Livingston of Blue Ridge, Fullback John btratton ot Morganton, and Back Emmeu Dietz of A.-;heville. The vacuum bottle was invented by Sir James Dewar about 189.2. in the final period by blocking a mint and recovering on the Bryson riiv y(i They advanced to the 21, but then the Maroons turned on their stop signal and tlie drive ended right there. County Cagers Face Full Card Haywood County basketball teams will open another full week of action tomorrow night, Waynesville's boys and girls will meet two strong Sylva teams at Waynesvillc; Fines Creek's boys and undefeated girls go to Bethel for a double-header; Clyde's teams play at prbtree Iron Dufri" anil ' ' Sand ""ftlll's squads play at Canton. 83 out of 100 N.C. FARMS HAVE ELECTRICIT Y According to a Government report dated October 3, 1949, $3.6 per cent of the farms in North Carolina are electrified." The: average for the Nation is 78.2 per cent. North Carolina not only leads the Nation in terms of percentage, but it is second among the forty-eight states in total number of electrified farms. For every working day since the end of World War II, Carolina Power & Light Company has added an average of 35 new rural or farm customers. The build ing of rural lines is an important part of our present expansion program. KFVIN O'SHEA Trick Knee Cured? petition. . .:u n 17 and lost sev- 1 . last season. Whether en games last seu". ttey do better or worse depends on how the sophomores play. One is six feet, six; three are lx five; and three otners wv six foot mark in height. There short only on expert- ence. Basketball Scores f CAROLINA JPOWER & LIGHT COMPANY ) 21 Waynesville Girls 56, Cullowhee i Cullowhee Boys 34, Waynesville 33 Champion Y Girls 50, Clearwater 23 ' jr.iilnm-s Bovs 68, Clearwater 46. mr., Pnoles (Ind.) 60. Duke JIILWIUi J "O r.A N. C. State 74, George Washing ton 52. Washington 54, North Carolina 44. i nnir-Rhvne 49. WCTC 32. Fines Creek Girls 41, Canton 16. Canton Boys 47, Fines Creek 14. Bethel Girls 43, Candler 15. Candler Boys 42, Bethel 23. : ' i I I
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