if wood (.ounty Cage Tournament Will Open At Clyde February 15 Canton Five May Not Participate Tentative plans for the third an nual Haywood County high school I basketball tournament, to be held in the, Clyde gymnasium starting on Tuesday. February 15, were an nounced Wednesday by Coach C. C. Poindexter of Bethel, who is in charge of the tournament program. Following the opening of the cage meet on the 15th, the quarter finals will be played Thursday, February 17; the seini-finals on Friday of that week, and finals on Saturday. Pairings for the tournament will be made by "Don MeLeod, coach of the host school, Clyde, at the end of regular county play on Febru ary 11. The top two boys' and girls' teams will draw a bye and advance automatically into the semi-finals j on the 17th. | Indications are that the Canton Black Bears, top contender for the county boys' championship, along with Bethel, might not participate in the Haywood meet in order to play in the Blue Ridge Conference tournament and the state playoffs. (State rules limit a team to two i tournaments.) The Canton girls, however, are expected to enter the county tour i noy. At present, Bethel is perched atop the standings in both the boys and girls divisions in the county. Trophies and awards to be pre sented will be to the two cham i pions and the runners-up. to the ; all-tournament team, and to the I two teams and individual boy and j sirl displaying the best sportsman :ship. Individual sportsmanship troph i ies will be awarded by Superin j tendent of Schools Lawrence B. j Lcatherwood and Fines Creek Prin I cipal Perry Plemmons. The other | awards are sponsored by the i county schools. Also planned in conjunction with ! the tournament are a queen contest ' (choosing the prettiest player from i the six girls' squads) and free throw contest. WaynesviHe Captures Two From Brevard i On Monday nieht, Wayncsville captured a pair from Brevard, but the Mountaineers were not able i to pull away from the. Blue Dev ils i until the second half when a 27 17 edge in points during the half resulted in a 57-46 win for WTHS. In the opener, the MountaineUes | chalked up an easy 45-11 victory over the Brevard girls. Joe Aldridge, a standout against Hendersonville last Friday, paeed jthe Mountaineers with 14 points. | while Jimmy Harris got 12 and | Carroll Hooper 11 David Cudd w as I hieh man for the Blue Devils with I 12 points. I 1...I >..? 1 ? - "ajuvaMin: ICVI U> Ulll.V IMIt' point. 30-29. at the half. In the girls' game. Tulan Carv er was the sharpest sharoshooter for the Mountainettes by drhoping in 24 points. Cox got 8 of her team's 11 points for the Transyl vaniaans. The score at the intrmission was 23-45 in favor of WTHS. Girls' lineup: Brevard (11) Wavnesvillo (45) I p?Vounehusband <31 Smith (9> f?Tavlo** Carver (24) F?Cox '8) Roberson (6) G?Huffman Hamilton O?Cudd Fitzgerald O?Wilson E. Smith Subs- Brevard?Warren. Robin son. Ashworth, Cn^n. Raewell Fi^h- ! ?r. lMjniltnn. Wavnecviltp?Wip. I "hosier 3 Mvers. Grant 3. Ketner. ; wntetifTe. Howell. Turner. Halftime score: Waynesville 23-C. Boys' lineup: Brevard <46> Waynesville (57) F?Cudd (12) Harris (12) F?Galloway GO) Nichols (3) C?Arnette (10) Aldridge (14) G?Cauble (2) Jordan (6) | G?Rhodes 19) Hooper (11) j Subs: Brevard ? Turner 3. Waynesville-?T. Davis 6. Gardner. : G. Davis. Medford. Sparks 1. Bal ance 4. F.zell. Halftime score: Waynesville 30- ' 29. Officials: Rhodes and Sawyer. Wife Preservers r?? , \ A marnot will lie a me?n? Of amustno a | child who must tie kcjit in tied for ;? v length of time af'ei a a*i eie dlne-s Ch e the child ? hox of assorted metallic and , non-metallic objects sui h a* nat'A. tooth 'nicks. anfety rm?. huttona, eu ami let f hint find on' whkh objett* ate attim'/d j tii meJnfU and alinh ait ook I ' 1= ?=-. Hntl Yonder Who Sportscope By BOB CONWAY 1^^ ? I in the aUM of a red-hot basketball game betweea li HndtfMHftQ* U(t Friday, uc not eame very inter* | football. To bo exact, the Mountaineers' grid schedule lugh this information i- not official, wo believe it to be tears that there will be three new teams on thy foot Lgt teauut - all from Buncombe County: Owejt High tie Mountnin-Swannanoo'. Ifcynolds 'formerly Oakley, n Sand Hill. L this year w ill he Greeneville, Tenn. Murphy, and Hi ing out the schedule will be Canton, Bethel, Hender X i game that'll belt, Brevard, Marshall, and Sylva. |Air Mountaineers would display more of the spirit they !st llendersonville last week, they'd lose fewer games uld be by closer scores. e they performed lackadaisically against both Can id and were swamped in h?th cases, the Gold and rndersonville fits in two games ? although the Bear I meetings. ally, the fight shown by the Mountaineers probably 1 more by what happened on a football field at Hen st October 8, than by any special feeling against the tball team. last few minutes of that game here last week were any of the Waynesville football games. Although not alized it. the proceedings came very close to ending j?e Turner believes his boys set an all-time county ? night by scoring 101 points against Spring Creek on floor. The linal count was 101-39 ? especially sur of the fact that Spring Creek won when the two squads iisonians' floor. ties played most of the third quarter and al lof the age carnage still went on. Ten of his team's 101 points Ronald Fish, who towers 4 feet, 6 inches. Furrier says the highest previous score he can recall as the 99 chalked up by Rethel ? with his boys on hat night. nost spectacular long shots seen in the new 1VTHS >n have not been made by mighty males, but by a ? girl ? blonde forward Betty Jo Peeler ? who ,eral nifties from far out on the floor, ing of the Bearkittens. one of their guards must be judging by her war whoops whenever a lVaynesville ptrd to shoot. iomille's cheerleaders put on bv far the best show le hardwood this season . . , Where were Waynsville's Ier in the Western Industrial Basket I be played at the High gym tonight. ! .m., with Beacon ( 'ting Champion Y. : )ys tangling with i iber quintet in the Valuable Lift ODESSA, Tex. <AP>?"I sure am glad I was picked lip." said a 44 ear-old Negro on trial for drun keness. "There I was away out in the tountry and walking into town." lie figured the lift was worth the $10 fine. bottom half of the double-header. Beacon Mills currently holds the No. 1 position in the industrial loop j I WHCC uoo l*Y'S A WONDERFUL DAY i tt)R MUSIC ON W H C C j I^H. ? Sunday Afternoon Concert ? Light Concert Hour Hi. ? Norman Cloutier's Memorable Music. H ? Men Behind The Melody ? Arm Chair Opera H's A New Sunday Show lllill College Program, 7:15 P. M. WHCC I day and night ? 1400 Waynesville Girls Victims Oi Upset At Crabfree; Mountaineers Win 11th Crabt ree-I ron DulT's girls, the Riant killers ol' Haywood County, brought down another powerful victim with a thud Tuesday night as the Waynesville Mountainettes bit the dust by the old-time score of 28-18. Already conquerors of the strong Bethel Belles by 10 points eat ly in the season, the Crabtree girls sub dued VVTHS with an Oklahoma A&M-style of possession ball holding on to the ball as much as possible and shooting only When a good opportunity presented itself. The score was 18-8 at the half. In several games this season, all three of the starting YVaynesville forwards have scored more than all three were able to garner on the Crabtree hardwood. Presnell paced the Blue Eagle girls wilh 13 points. Betty Smith was high tor the Mountainettes with 10. In the nightcap, the Mountain eers rolled over Crabtree-lron Dull". 56-44. with Joe Aldridge showing the way with 15 points. Tommy Nichols added another 12. Hoglcn paced the Yellow jackets with 20 points. The Cold and Black were ahead at the intermission, 22-14. Girls' lineups: Waynesville (18> Crabtree <28) F?B. Smith UOi Presnell (13) F?Carver (4? Best (C) F?Robinson <4> Smith (9) G?Hamilton lloglen jo?Fitzgerald McElroy , G?E. Smith Sutton Subs: Waynesville? Winchester, RatclilTe. Half time score: 18-8, Crahlree. Boys' lineups: Waynesville (56? Crabtrre <44t F?Harris (2> Crawford (13? ; F?Nichols <12i 11 ogle n ? 301 | C?Aldridge G5i Best <4> C?Jordort <4> . Walker G?Hooper <2> McElroy >2? Subs; Waynesville?T Davis 4, Gardner 4, G. Davis, Balance f! Crabtree?Smith 2. Half time score: 22-14, Waynes ville. Officials: Griffin and "Kuvken dall. Bethel Teams To Appear Here Friday; Clyde Will Oppose Crab tree-Iron Duff I _ ! ? : I I - Canton Cops Two Games From Clyde Canton took another double header from Clyde Tuesday night on the Canton floor as the Biack Bears won 56-39 after the Lady Bears squeezed through, 45-42. Jean Surrett of Canton and Bet ty Owenby of Clyde led their teams with 23 points each. The Cardinal-' ettes' Hula Jo Stamey added an other 15 tallies David Anderson threw in 20 points for the Bears, while Charles West donated 12: Ronald Dot son | hit 14 for the Cardinals. Neither one of the Miln.er boys was in the Canton lineup Tuesday nijzhb i.iris lineups; Clyde (42) Canton (451 F?Stanley i'151 Phillips flit F?Ovvcnbv i23 Surrctt (23>. F?Medford >2) Ensloy (11) G?-Press le\ West G?Brown , Burnette G MeCraekon Pressley Sub-: Clyde ?Russell, .lolley 2. Scott. Canton?Jones. Willis. Half time score; 26-23. Canlon. Boys' lineups: Clyde (39) Canton (56) F?IJotson '14 Rhinehart GO1 F-?Shook 10' West (12> C?Jolley GO Anderson (20> G?Caldwell 4 Cannon '2i G?McCrackcn '11 Wilson ? 6) Subs: Clyde?Medford Canton? i Morgan 6. Robinson, j Half time score; 2!)-25. Canton. ! Officials- Lovingood and Kaylor. Five of Haywood County's six i basketball teams?all except Fines j Creek ? will be in action Friday ' night as the 1954-35 cage season I heads down the home stretch to ward the finish line?a week from | tomorrow night. Announcement was made yester day that the annual county tounra ment will get under way at Clyde on Tuesday. February 15. Easily the top attraction tomor row night is a curtain call for the front-runnins Bethel Blue Demons and the third-nlacc Waynesville Mountaineers, who meet on the WTHS floor. Both Bethel teams overwhelmed the Waynesville basketeers in a meeting at Bethel on January 13. hut tomorrow night's cage card should be much closer. Last year, the Mountainettes de . feated the Belles in both regular season games, but lost out in the tournament, to the Pigeon sextet. Bethel won three games last year over the Gold and Black and had no trouble in the first clash this season.- .. .. Other games Friday night will find the strong Canton Black Bears -journeying to Black Mountain and the Clyde Cardinals invading the Crabtree-Iron Duff gym. ; Kernel Wins Twice Over Clyde Teams Both of Bethel's teams scored 59 points in overwhelming Clyde Monday night on the Pigeon floor. The Demons won 59-36,- and the Belles triumphed 59-34. Toby Capps meshed 23 points and Worth Wells 18 for the Dc , mons, while Charles Joltey, with 15. led the Cardinals The count at -halfUnie was 25-17 in favor of the Blue and White. Peggy Edwards and Gail Revis each contributed If! points toward the Belles' cause, while Betty Owenb.v and Kathleen Medford picked tip 13 apiece for the Card inalettes. Girls' lineup: Clyde (34) ? Bethel (59) F?Owenbv <13) P. Edwards <16i F?Jollev '8? . . Poston (6) F?Medford (13) Revis (16) G?MeCraeken Wilson | G?Pressley D. Pressley ] nuns: i ivoe ? nucurr. ncou. Russell. Bethel?Lowp 4 Jones 6. E Henson. Messer, M. Phillips. , Mease. H Henson. Reere. Metcalf 2. Morgan. Blalock. I.aymon 4. J. Sheffield. M Edwards, J. Smith. Johnson, Bta/er, Inman. S Smith 2. J. Grogan. Griffin A. Sheffield, A. Grogan, Green. Halftime score: Bethel 34-11. Bo>s' lineup: Clyde <36> Bethel (59) F?Dotson Reece '12' F?Shook 2' Wells (18) C?Jolle.v (151 Canps '23 > G?CaldweH 4 Phillips (2 G?McCraeken <11) Stamey '2) Subs; Clyde?Xledford 1, Fisher 3 Bethel?Queen. Kelty. T( rrell. Warren, ftill. Hargrove. B. Ship man. HShipman, West. Parker. Halftime score Belhcl 25-17 Oifficials: Kaylor and Painter. Bowling is one of the oldest of s ports. Its origin i' trarer) to* the EgN-ptians of 5200 B C. The All Stars blanked Mebaf fey's Esso. Biltniore shut out Fet, Charlie's Place took two from Day ton Rubber and the Waynesville | Howling Center bested Glance j Used Cars, 2-1, in Monday night matches in the Haywood County Men's Bowling League. Julius Riggins of Charlie's Place i rolled the hiah individual game 201. and Oliver Yount of Charlie's I posted the high individual series I of 54b'. Dayton's 983 represented the I hiah team game, while Charlie's | 2849 was good for the high team i series. HIGH TEAM SERIES Charlie's 2849 Hi It more 2788 Dayton 2746 HIGH TEAM GAMES Da\ ton 983 Charlie's ... 980 Bill more 958 * HIGH INDI^DUAL SERIES I Oliver Vount 546 It IT Stretcher 530 Wf >1Hnn Tnn'chv f)20 Hir.w ivniVIDUAL GAMES .Tiitiiis Rieoins % 201 .Toot McCrearv 190 Weldon Ooolsby 520 Robert Fowler 193 TEAM STANDI*!"IS W L 1. Riltmoro . 39V? 2O'A 7 rharlio's 371, DM 3. All Stars 33'$ 26><! | 4. Pet 33 27 I (5. Glance 29'30'4 I 6. W B.C. 28 32 | X Davton 25 35 j 8 llthlltV'a 16 44 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES 1 Wcldon Ooohfcy 168 2 Earl Cribble 167 40 3 Alex Martin 167 24 4. Willard Owen 166 26 5. Oliver Yount ? 165.58 6. Paul Clark 161 17 7. Julius Riegins 160 30 8 Bill llvatt 158 34 | 9. H II Stretcher 157 49 1Q. M*reiit 157 41 j SrwFDI'l.E FOR FEB. 7 Mehaffev's vs. Charlie's. Davton v? All Stars. Pet vs Glanee. W.B C. vs, Biltmorr. l iens kicked 43 consecutive cx'ra j r>r>i>itg during the regular 1954 NFL season. Hialeeh race track runs nine races dailv durine its 40 dav sea son from Jan. 17 through March 3. ? I ? ?' I Fines Creek Cagers Top Century Mark Fines Creek's boys set a eouriTy record for the season last night by annihilating Spring Creek. 101-39. with Gene Messer leading the bar rage with 32 points. Fines Creek's girls also won without mueh^trouble, 38-23. Dale Fish added 19 to the Fines Creek total and Vinson Evans hit 14. Gene Willett was high for Spring Creek with a dozen. The two Ferguson girls teamed up to pace the Fines Creek Fillies : with a combined total of 40 [mints j Catherine got 21; Joan 19. * Fines Creek will close its season Friday night against Crabtree-Iron DutT Girls' lineups; Spring Creek (23) Fines Creek (58) F?Keener <7? J. Ferguson < 19> F?B. Caldwell <5< C. Ferguson '21 F?Holt <9) Justice <1,8 G?V. Caldwell Rogers G?BeasJey Trantham G?Ilipps M. Price ' Subs; Spring Creek?Massev 2 Keener. Fines Creek?H. Price. Pressnell, Arripgton. Coeeins, E. vereuson, L. Ledford, Davis, A. Ledford. llalftime score: Fines Creek 27 12. Boys' lineups: Spring Creek (39) Fines Creek (101) F?Willett <6> . Messer <32 > F-?Soalding (2) Hunter (9' C?Justice <8> , J Evans <3< G?Plemmons <4< V. Evans (14) G?Kirknalrick <2i Ledford if. Subs: Spring Creek?G Willett 12. Plemmons. Justice 2. Caldwell 3. Davis. Fines Creek?Rathbone. J. Rathbone 2. D Fish 19 R Fish 10. J Ferguson 7, Ferguson. Bram lett 3. llalftime score: Fines Creek 45 16. Officials; Nicholson and Rhodes. Rat Paradise SPRINGFIELD, Ohio fAPi ? Pampered rats are an industry in Springfield. Their handlers speak softly and decorously to them Their food is sterile. Their air is rigorously policed for hostile or ganisms. Temperatures and humid ity are kept at constant levels. Antiseptic rats, produced by John M. Rolfsmeyer, are used as living test tubes by scientists. 'A rat in three weeks completes the cycle which takes a human an entire year," Rolfsmeyer says. ? Their reaction to many foods and drugs are similar to those in man." Visitors to Rolfsmeyer's rat ranch doff their coats and dip their shoes in antiseptic water be fore entering. These measures will be tightened after he enlarges 1 the building to increase his 1,000 rat herd 15-fold. Then workers will | bathe and don sterilized clothing before entering. Attendants speak softly to the colony rats because a loud or raspy voice might excite rats into killing their young. LAFf - A - DAY ~~ ??" ? ~ r*p M H V?M .*? ?-*4 "Now for the piece of land your uncle left you In hia will." |( RAY'S JANUARY CLEARANCE and CONTINUES THIS WEEK ?? UNION SUITS $1.85 97* CAPS 50c Kiddies' -? Boys" ? Men's Winter Types With Kar Flaps -? COnON GLOVES 24t - OVERALLS $2.00 Not An Sizes ' BLUE JEANS $1.00 S ON SALE DENIMS W1* OVERALLS - BOXERS - JEANS ? ? WORK SHOE $3.99 39c OUTING 3 yds.-$ J.00 81 x 99 SHEET $ J .50 PILLOW CASES 2 for ggc ONLY A FEW ITEMS MENTIONED THOUSANDS OF ITEMS ON SALE . \ 'SOUTHERN I f STAMPS WE FEATURE PREMIUM CHINA DAV'C DEPT KAl J STORE . t ? ' ' * . ? j&Akgb&Je !v- ? " \

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