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evQi J CI V--' Waynesvills Mountaineer Thursday Afternoon, Septeml. rJ, m wBmmeev W Or ear. eners T7 TTT on Ana n 1) 11 isCoach L i weatherby limbed Uuntaineer office to re fprobable starting Jineup taidese game to be held kay night. L said the coach, was Lli'er in the week when Itfd W ucu."" - His foot Slippeu aim a , him naro. miuuh"'6 knocking his knee out of coach got io ms tcci, t-' ttrVinro' if" FM. knee dhcv ut has had troume wnn luce. Up he announced is sub- tange, anu, m ''. i than a list irom , wnn-ii ng eleven will be select- ' j mill- ho phrtSpn 10 enus - avis. Teddy Owens ana Tackles will be eitner tt ij njrriin lanan, naraiu.mtviuic, e or Bobby KuyKenaau. spebts are: co-captain flnman, Koger mumey, Idy or Stamey. Possible Manuel Hooper, uavia id Bobby Joe McClure. kfield is composed of anger, Terry Swanger, i . :i tore ana Aaron uiumjii tal starting half backs. kill be either J. C. De- Gerald- Ross. Quarter be selected from Edwin K Buford Gilland. Weatherby emphasized" there is some uncertain- Lhich of these men will if them will probably see rting lineup of Valdese, iced by Coach Bertori mer Lenolr-Rhyne play- In below. Like the Moun- fceup, it is subject to LE, Bumgardner; LT, tG. Paige; C, Street; RG, RT, Powell; RE, Hipps; e; BB, Powell; Fb. Wil- LHb, Pastmore. for the game which will ight may be Obtained at t drugstores in Waynes- jHazelwood, and at the Fruitstand. . . untaineers worked out lights Tuesday night and off tomorrow with light 32 T rrri ballTouf X Mr Soft Deadline Set For Bear And Bdar Hunters ; Tar Heel big game hunters who wish to participate in this year's bear and wild boar hunts in the western part of the state must have their applications in the mail by September 8, Clyde P. Patton, Executive, Director of the N, C. Wildlife . Resources Commission announced today.- Applications postmarked later than midnight, September 8, cannot be accepted A drawing for the bear and wild boar hunts will be held to deter mine successful applicants where applications for these hunt's ex ceed the quota of hunters to be allowed to shoot on the areas Scene of the drawing will be the courthouse in Waynesville on Tuesday, September 18, at 9:00 a m. Waynesville Coaches Check With Co-Captains On First Game Details Cheerleaders Selected For High School Cheerleaders for the 1951-52 school year were elected this morn ing at Waynesville Township High School. The student body, follow ing precedent, selected three boys and three girls to carry the banner of school spirit at football games and other school functions, i Picked for the honor were: Mary Sparks, Ann Coman Crawford, Norma Jean Winchester, Charles Alley, Dibe Early and Mark Gerard. The new cheerleaders will prob ably be seen in action at the Val dese game here Saturday night. Twenty-eight Catawba County farmers recently made a tour of the mid-Atlantic states to observe farm practices and get ideas they might apply on their own farms, according to Alex Buchanan, assist ant county agent. , BE IT ORDAINED THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF HAZELWOOD a new section be added to the Code of Ordinances of the lazelwood to be designated as Section 9, Article II, Chapter as follows. 9. KF.EPivn' pnm.TRV niSTAvrr vpniw ppci. bio person shall keen or maintain chickens, ducks, geese or fthin the Town unless they are kept in an inclosed poultry pltry yard. No person shall, after January 1, 1951, build a poultry house or poultry yard within seventy-five feet of woe, Section 15 of Article IV, Chapter K of the Ordinances of of Hazelwood be and the same is hereby repealed and in p the following Is substituted: F" 15. HOGS. It shall he unlawful for anv nerson In keen 'thin the corporate limits of the Town from and after Jan- U." J. R, CARSWELL, Town Clerk September 4, 1951 Last-minute preparations were in the making today for the opening of the 1951 football season at high school Saturday night, when the Mountaineers meet Valdese here at 8 o'clock. Shown here, left to right: Bruce Juynes, couch of guards and tackles; J, C. Di-weese, fullback,, and co-captain; C. E, Weatherby, head coach; Ernest Inman, guard and co-captaln; Carl Rateliffe, coach of ends and backfield; Bill Swift, junior varsity coach. (Staff Photo). . , . . fcl - Ti-iwwwi u;tv;;,4iV:i,;i-vVirAV.'v.v.'.ll By HANK MESSICK IN LINE with our suggestion Monday about permitting boxers to, continue fighting when neither jias ajclear cut vic tory, It fs interesting to note the death of George Fibres, welter weight boxer, Monday night. ' FLORES, only 20-years old and the father of a three weeks old son, died as a result of a knockout in a fight recent ly. All of which is sad enough, but it is boxing and it does not cause us to withdraw our suggestion. Boxing, even more than football, is a business, and, like football, sometimes a dirty one. Either you take it or leave it, and since the days when men used iron gloves with spikes in them the sporting public has preferred to take it. Football practice began at WCTC last Saturday with 80 men climbing into uniform, Only 19 of the total number are leltermen, Lbu&.,sinctu hit, .ifar's.Ouini wa about the worst in Tom Young s five years of coaching the Cata mounts, it is difficult to believe that he Is too unhappy about that. The schedule this year calls for three home games, four Ramos on the road, and two in Memorial Stadium in Asheville. The season opens on September 15th against East Tennessee. New on the pro gram for the Cats is Catawba, a consistent tough team that often goes beyond its league to tackle THE AMERICAN League race continues to be up and down, run for run and game for game affair. It is interesting to point out, however, that when the Indians go ahead of the Yanks they do it on the strong arm ol Bob Feller. Monday, for example, he won his 21st game of the season and helped put them a half game ahead. Can he hold out, seems to be the question. . ... !)ING TO THE G AME? Meet The Crowd For Dinner At . J - The Gridiron In HAZELWOOD The Best $1.00 Dinner Value In Town :r Choice of 1 Roast Loin of Pork 2 Country Ham Steak 3 Steak, Country Style. lnner Includes Potatoes and 2 Vegetables, Salad, Desert and Coffee. SOMETIME AGO we maintained that gambling was a sport. Now, we hear that an investigation of gambling in sports is getting underway on a national basis. Francis T. Murray, who has had varied experience as a college football and professional star, and also as a radio announcer, and now as director Of athletics at the U. of Pennsylvania, has been ap pointed chairman of the committee. Other members of the committee range from Gene Tunney to Ford Frick. The ex press purpose is to study "the infiltration of gambling opera tions into amateur and professional sports." In other words, find out when and where games are "fixed" and by whom. EVEN THE Champion Y, State champs for the past two years, cannot win forever. They were shoved out of the Southern Regional tournament at Miami on Wednesday when Peerless Woolens of Chattanooga beat them 4-2. They leave with a .500 margin, two wins and two defeats. Atlanta beat them in the opening game, and two lickings mean the gate. VARIOUS NEWSPAPERS have been running pre-season accounts of Southern Conference f dotball teams. It is rather amusing to notice that somewhere in each story is a comment along this line: "Blank team will be dangerous and could sur prise the experts by winning the title." That, of course, is S. O. P., standard operating procedure, or, without the per iods, SOP, and you know what that means. Catamounts At Cullowhee Expect A Better Season Southern Conference teams. That game will take place in Asheville on October 6th. Prospects for this year are con jdwgd lgtyterTj--would be hord to be otherwise considering the three-won, six-lost record of last year, A tailback, 200 pound Mac Bowman, and a 210 pound fullback, Bob Cunningham, will give the Cats their heaviest set of runners in history. - . Bill Owens, former Waynesville star, weighs more than 200 and is expected to be a bulwark In the forward wall. Young, in discussing the season ahead, remarked that the confer- 'Sudden Death' Tourney Will Begin Monday Two teams, one of boys and one of girls, have entered the 1951 CDP Softball tournament from 16 communities in Haywood county. The tournament, which begins at Champion Park In Canton next Monday, s under the direction of Jack Justice and Nazi Miller, with C. .C. Poindexter as county chair man. AH players must live in the com munity their team represents, and only the teams who have taken part lit community tours and picnic are rated eligible. On Monday, September 10th, West Pigeon girls will play South Clyde girls at 5 p.m. Beaverdam boys will play Rateliffe Cove boys at 6 p.m. East Piegon girls will face the Iron Duff girls at 7, and at 8 p. m. West Pigeon boys go against Hominy boys. At 9 p.m. Morning Star boys play the boys from Upper Crabtree, On Tuesday at 5 p.m., the Crusd girls battle the Aliens Creek girls. Thlckety boys . go to bat against Francis Cove boys at 6 p m., and at 7 p.m. Upper Crabtree girls con front the maids from Hominy. An hour later Aliens Creek boys try to out hit the Center Pigeon boys, and at 9 p.m. the Saunook girls try to do the same thing to the Beaverdam girls. Wednesday a 5 p.m. brings Francis Cove girls Into action against Center Pigeon girls. Iron Duff boys play South Clyde boys at .8 J5.nl., and following them at 7 conies' the Morning Star maidens against White Oaak. At 8 p.m. the Thlckety girls try their luck against the Lower Crabtree girls. The Morning Star boys end the night's proceedings at . 9 p.m. against Upper Crabtree. White Oak boys drew a first round bye.-- it is to be a "Sudden death" tournament, where one defeat eliminates a team. The second round of the tournament begins on Thursday, September 13, and continues on Monday, the 17lh. No games will be played on Fri day and Saturday, and in the event of rain, the entire schedule will be moved up one day. The semi-finals are arranged for Tuesday, September 18th,'i4 the finals for the following day.. Tro phies for the champions will be donated by the Powell Lumber Company, and the Stone Paint & Wall Company, both of Canton. Champions last year were the East Pigeon girls and the Aliens Creek boys. s ence will be tougher than ever before. Each team, he said, and presumably that includes WCTC, could easily win the championship. Hipps Shift To Single Wing Tact; Word from Canton indicates that Coach Don Hipps has shifted back to the formation made fam ous by Carl Snavely at Carolina, the Sinlge Wing, which boils down to the fact that the fullback and tailback will be handling the ball most of the time. .i On Labor Day, Coach Hipps div ided up the Bears and selected his varsity. No words as to the start ing lineup to be used against the Asheville High Maroon Devils Fri day night has yet come over. ' Hugh Powell, the only varsity letterman left in the backfield.'is doing most of the ball carrying. A 195-pound fullback, he Is not only powerful but also a fast and tricky runner, . The Black Bears are not too big as a whole. Their line averages about 170 pounds, and their back field averages five pounds less. Richard Rowe Is considered the best passer on the team, and Ray Morgan the best kicker. A senior tackle, Ronnie Hall Is already having the drums beat for Blue Ridge Conference honors this season, Paul Henson is one of the best centers on defense to -be found in this vicinity. He's also good at tearing open a hole on of fensive play. v.' The Bears plan to taper off prep arations tonight under the lights. The game Is set for Memorial Stadium in Asheville. Tickets may be purchased both in Canton and Asheville. , Health Dept. To ; Close Sept. 12th i The Waynesville and Canton offices of the Health Department will close at noon Wednesday, Sept. 12th and remain closed until the following Monday. Closing of the ollices is neces sary if the staff is to attend the" 40th annual meeting of the Public Health Association which is to be held in Winston-Salem. REAL ESTATE VALUES I 3 tnlt Apartment House. Good Location. Excellent R e p a l r. 34 ,.1 - A : " "" mum : ai II New Z Bedroom House. Sulphur Springs Road. Large Lot. 1 III 3 Bedroom House. Cut Stone construction, 5 miles out on Balsam Road. 3 acres in grounds. HARRY LINER AND ASSOCIATES Phone 3G3 Main St. Power To Be Off Sunday The Carolina Power and Uijht Company lias announced that elec tric service ' in the Waynesville, ' Hazelwood, Lake Junaluskn area j will be interrupted trom 9 to 10 a.m. on Sunday morning, Sept. 91 h. The Interruption is made neces sary, said the company, to permit Inspection, cleaning and painting of its substation transformers in the area, Here For Title Go 1(1 is . YOU'VE HEARD of people kicking after a visit to the dentist? Bud Wallace, leading kicker of the S. C. last year, has just got around to practice with the Tar Heels because of the removal of two wisdom teeth. But he's in there kicking now. What Was it that is considered the "better part of wis dom?" ' DON'T FORGET, as if you would, the opening game here Saturday.'.; .. -.:J.'.' ..' A: BRITAIN'S Randy- Turpln waves a greeting on his arrival in New York aboard the liner Queen Mary. The fighter, who defeated America's Sugar Ray Robinson for the world's middleweight title, Is In the U. S. to meet Robinson In a return bout on September 12. (International) THE OPENING OF GEE3E TMEEl'S USED CARS 1950 Chevrolet 4 door Deluxe Styline, with Heater. Black Finish. 4 prac tically new tires. Low mileage. Very nice. 1949 Chevrolet 2 door Special Styline. Radio and Heater. Black finish. This car is extra clean and in per feet condition. 1936 Pontiac Business Coupe. Radio This old Pre-war car is Like New! 1946 Ford 2 door Super Deluxe, with Heater. Extra Clean and jam up. 1941 Ford 2 Door Deluxe. Radio and , Heater. Very nice car. - - ; 1941 Pontiac 2 Door Torpedo. Radio and Heater. Drives right. 1941 Ford 2 Door Deluxe. Heater, 4 new tires, and good motor. Bargain. and Heater. 4 new tires. One owner. LOCATED Across From Charlie's Drive-in North Main Street Phone 202
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