ANOTHER JUNALUSKA PRIZE was this 20-inch largemouth
bass caught Friday morning at the lake by William C. Pirrcy, ^
Karr St., Canton. The fish, which Uriahs 53'? pounds, was caught
near the "Rig Stump" with a Mohawk telescoping rod and Ocean
City reel, with a night crawler on a No. 6 hook and a two-foot
leader. Mountaineer Photo).
Kuykendall Hurls 2-Hilter;
Hazel wood Topples Ecusta
Jim Kuykeendalt came through
with a two-hitter Saturday against
Keusta and his Hazclwood mates
celebrated by topping the West- '
ern Carolina Industrial League
leaders. 5-3.
The victory \t as sweet revenge >
for a shutout suffered by the
locals at the hands of the Brevard '
team several weeks ago
Kuykendall, Western "Carolina t
pitching ace, fanned five and walk
ed five
Hazel wood collected eight hits'
off Keusta hurler Jack Amnions ?- i
with Dee Stephenson and Loiuiie
Bishop each getting a pair of
higgles. . , ^ ^
Hazclwood picked up two runs i
in the second inning and another in !
the third. Twp more came in the i
seventh as Bishop singled to left
and advanced on Stephenson's sin
gle Yount sacrificed, advancing
both runners and Bjalock was in
tentionally passed, loading the
bases With a full count. Rimer
Dud lev singled to center field, seor-1
ing Bishop and Stephenson.
In defensive play. Stephenson
and Trouljnan were outstanding, j
Its victory put Hazelwood into a
three-way .tie tor first place with
Keusta and Enkn
The local squad will journey to
Swannanna this Saturday to meet
Beacon Mills at 3 15 p.m
Ilazelwood ah r h a o'
Bishop, 2b 4 2 2 3
Stephenson. ss 4 12 3
Yount. If 4 0 0 1
Blalock, rf 4 0 11
Dudley, lb ? 3 0 1 10
B .Kuykendall. c 3 0 0 6|
Milner. cf 3 10 1
Troutman, 3b 3 112
J Kuykendall. p 4 0 10
Stevens, cf ? 10 0 0
Totals 33 5 8 27
Frusta ab r h o
Johnson. 3b .... 4 0 13
McKinney, rf 3 0 0 1
Tesnow, e 2 0 0 7
Tiaer, cf 4 10 2
Flick, lb- 2 0 0 7
Bedeck, ss 4 10 2
Bryson, 2b 2 0 0 3'
Compton, If 3 1 1 2j
Amnions, |> 3 0 0 Of
Totals 29 3 2 27
Hazel wood 021 000 200?5!
Ecusta 000 200 100?3 |
K Compton. RBI; Stephenson.!
Dudley 2. Troutman 2, Compton 2 !
2B: Compton. DP: Bryson 1o Red
dick to Flick (2>: Bishop, Stephen
son to Dudley. Left: Ecusta 7; Haz-1
el wood 8 RB Kuykendall 5. Am
nions 6, SO: Kuykendall 5. Am-j
toons 5. HBP- Kuykendall (Bryson
twice; Plickt, WP Kuykendall 1;
Winner: Kuykendall l.oser: Am
mons. U Monday and Barrel). T:
2:14 A: 300
STRICTLY BUSINESS ' by McFeattern |
I TTTTmi i l
II I I I
Tho Board Moating
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"The question uppermost in our minds as we meet to hear
the financial report is: Where's our treasurer?"
THE BEST GRADE "A"
DRIVE-IN IN TOWN
Breakfast Our Specialty!
? SANDWICHES * DRINKS
Delicious Bar-B-Que Chicken
Ideal for Sunday Picnics and Dinners
CHARLIES
Oppaaite Pet Dairy
Schedules Are Announced
For 3 Baseball Leagues
The schedules for play, in the I
Mountaineer Little League, Pony
League, and Midget League have
been announced by Bill Milner,
secretary-treasurer of the leagues.
First games were to be played
today in the Pony League with
Dayton Rubber scheduled to meet
Five Points and L'nagusta slated
against Garrett Furniture.
In the Little League Tuesday.
Ford ill play Texaco, and Hazel
wood will square otf against the
Tannery.
In the Midgef League Wednes
day it'll be Main St. vs. Goodyear,
and Independents vs. Sinclair.
Remaining games this season to
be played on the Little League dia
mond. Hazelwood, are:
LITTLE LEAGUE
June 4?Tannery-Texaco; Ford
Hazel wood.
June 8?Texaco-Hazelwood: Tan
nery-Ford.
June 11?Texaco - Ford; Hazel
wood-Tannery.
June 15?Tannery-Texaco; Haz
elwood-Ford.
June 18?Hazelwood - Texaco;
Ford-Tannery.
June 22?Tannery - Hazelwood:
Texaco-Ford.
June 25?Texaco-Tannery; Ford
Hazelwood.
June 29?Hazelwood - Texaco;
Tannery-Ford.
July 2?Ford-Texaco; Hazelwood
Tannery.
July 6?Hazelwood-Ford; Texaco
Tannery.
July 9?Texaco-Hazelwood; Tan
nery-Ford.
July 13?Tannery - Hazelwood;
Ford-Texaco.
July 16?Texaco-Tannery: Haz
elwood-Ford.
July 20 ? Hazel wood-Texaco;
Tannery-Ford.
July 23 ? Tannery-Hazelwood;
Ford-Texaco.
July 27 ? Texaco-Tannery; Haz
elwood-Ford.
July 30 -?' Texaco-Hazelwood;
Tannery-Ford.
PONY LEAGUE
June 3 ? Garretts-Flve Points;
Uunagusta-Dayton.
June 7?Dayton-Garretts; Five
Point s-Unagust a.
June 10 ? Five Points-Dayton;
Garretts-Unagusta.
June !?? Dayton-Unagusta: Five
Points?Garret ts.
June 17?Garretts-Dayton; Una
Kusta-Five Points.
June 21 ? DaytojvF^j}- goints^
Unagusta-Garretts.
June 24?Unagusta-Dayton; Gar
retts-Five Points.
June 28?Dayton- Garretts; Five
Point s-Unagusta.
July 1-?Five Points-Dayton; Gar
retts-Unagusta.
July 5 ? Five Points-Gar ret ts;
Davton-Unaeusta.
luiy 8 ? Garretts-Dayton; Una-,
Custa-Five Points,
July 12 ?-"Davton-Five Points;
WNC INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Enka 3 2 600
EcUsta 3 2 600
HAZELWOOD 3 2 6001
Martcl 2 2 500
Beacon 1 4 .200 j
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
tiazelwood 5, Ecusta 3.
Beacon at Enka ,ppd rain>.
I
Jnagusta-Garretts.
July 15 ? Garretts-Five Points, j
L'nagusta-Dayton.
July 19?Dayton-Garretts; Five
Points-Unagusta
" July 22?Garretts-Unagusta. Five
Points-Dayton.
July 28?Unagusta-Daytnn; Five
Points-Garretts.
July 29?Five Points-Unagusta:
Dayton-Garretts.
MIDGET LEAGUE
June 9 ? Sinclair-Underwood,
Independents-Main.
June 16?Underwood - Independ
ents; Main-Sinclair.
June 23?Sinclair-Independents:
Underwood-Main.
June 30 ? Main-Independents;
Underwood-Sinclair.
July 7?Sinclair-Main; Independ
ent s- U n uerwood.
July 14?Underwood-Main; Sin
clair-Independents.
July 21 ? Underwood-Sinclair:
Independents-Main.
July 28?Main-Sinclair: Under
wood-Independents.
All - Star
Nine Includes
Carpenter
Charlie Carpenter of Canton,
whose pitching won the Black
Bears a berth in the state Class AA
playoffs, was named last week on
the all-state scholastic baseball
team by the Greensboro Daily
News.
Canton won its first playoff game
by beating North Mecklenberg high
of Charlotte, but was eliminated
by Gray High of Winston-Salem on
a no-hitter.
Others on the team include Don
Cardwell and Bill Edwards of Win
| ston-Salem Gray. Bill McNeil of j
Sanford. Roger Sheppard and Ted
Turney of Gastonia. Scotty Hurst I
of Wilmington and Tommy Nance
of Greensboro. Howard Hall of |
Kannapolis. Harry Hawkins of
Shelby. Jerry Baumgarner of Hick
ory, Johnny James of Hillsboro. j
Jimmy Hobbs of Clinton, Bill Le
Fever of Lenoir. Dean Allie of
Statesville and Bill Tripp of Kins
ton.
The team was picked upon rec
ommendations of over 20 coaches
in all sections of the state.
1
N. C. Fox Hunters'
I
May Hold Annual
Show In Haywood
Although arrangements are still.
pending, it appears that the an-i
nual bench show of the North Caro
lina Fox Hunters Association will
be held in Haywood County in j
August, it was disclosed today by \
Dr. ft. R. Jeter, president of the:
Haywood and Jackson Fox Hunt*!
ers Association.
The bench show would attract
about 1.500 people here, the doc- i
tor said.
The event will be discussed at
the next meeting of the Haywood
Jackson fox hunters at the court
house Monday. June 7.
I
DEMOLISHED?This Mercury was demolished shortly after mid
night this morning when it left the highway near ling's Chapel.
Cpl. Pritchard Smith said James llenry Milner, 27. route 3, Can
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Fontana Among
Lakes Stocked
With Walleyes
In conclusion of a program plan
ned to introduce walleyed pike in
such of the Catawba and Yadkin
reservoirs as appeared to provide
suitable habitat, the Fish Division.
N. C. Wildlife Resources Commis
sion, has stocked walleye fry in
Lake Hickory and Lake Rhodhiss. |
The fry used in the stocking were I
hatched at Table Rock Hatchery |
from a shipment of live million
eggs obtained from New York.
Walleye stocking was begun sev
eral years ago bv the Fish Division,
to improve fishing in reservoirs
having a fluctuating water level.
Bass lay their eggs in beds in shal
low water. If the water level drops
a few feet during the hatching
period, many egg beds will be out
of the water and a year's crop of
bass will be lost. Power reser
voirs often have a daily fluctua
tion in the water level which,
coupled with the seasonal fluctu
ation. assures poor fishing for
species that spawa in shallow,
still water.
Since the walleye is a native of
cool waters such as are found in
Western North Carolina. >nd lays
its eggs in adhesive strings in
tributary streams flowing over
rocky bottoms, officials <*f the Fish
Division decided to try stocking
them in some of the cool water
lakes where the bass fisfiing could
not be improved. Two years after
the first successful stocking, 16-18
inch walleyes appeared in the
fisherman's catch. In some places
the fishing take has been doubled
by the introduction of the walleye
species.
Lakes which have been stocked :
with walleye are: Chatuge. Fon- \
tana. Hickory. Rhodhiss. James
and Hlwassee Dam Reservoir.
North Carolina commercial chick
hatcheries produced 5.95 million
chicks during January. 1954. an
increase of 17 per cent over hrtch
ings a year earlier.
Tennis Fans
Forming Club
A tennis club is being organized
by a small group of Waynesville
people and anyone in this area in
terested is invited to attend an
initial meeting Friday evening at
7:30. It will be held in the home of
William Kanos in the Grandview
. V
ton was the driver. He suffered a eut arm. and bruises. SkJ
looking over the Battened out vehicle are < pi >mith and raj
Sutton, wrecker operator, of Wllkhu Chevrolet Compam. 1
% Mountaineer PbJ
! Section off Aliens Creek Road. The
house can be identified by the ten
nis court on the rear of the prop
j erty.
Purpose of the club will be to
i give all tennis enthusiasts an op
portunity to play a variety of peo
ple and, for those who enjoy tour
nament tennis, it is hoped that sin
gles, doubles and mixed doubles
tournaments can be played later in
the summer.
Tho-. .v,. iwit-adyei
I ed an its*? in the urganj
bcsicU ? M K ' are Dt
Mr< AI I; Mr and Jfe
, liam Mill Dr. and Mrs.
j Danii' i V 1' 1 Blacltwell,
! Blake, M ? I Mr- \ndrey
! onyi, C 1 Dean Hernial
1 deiwim. 1 Mr ,? : Mr;. I
i' Baorniann
I Want ads briar quirk mi
I DEEPLY APPRECIATE
THE VOTE WHICH WAS
GIVEN ME SATURDAY AS
A CANDIDATE
FOR THE NOMINATION AS CHAIRMAN
OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
GLENN D. BROWN
I AM SINCERELY
GRATEFUL
For The
LOYAL SUPPORT GIVEN ME
IN SATURDAY'S PRIMARY -
I APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE AND YOUR
WORK, AND PLEDGE MYSELF TO CON
TINUE TO SERVE ALL OF THE PEOPLE
OF HAYWOOD COUNTY HONESTLY AND
FAIRLY.
i '
FRED Y. CAMPBELL
THANKS
TO THE
#
PEOPLE OF
HAYWOOD
COUNTY
X
FOR THEIR
SUPPORT OF
KERR SCOTT
FOR
U.S. SENATOR
'
CLAYTON WALKER
Haywood Manager For Kerr Scott