I TO TAKE HIS CUT at the^ ball in
ime between Hazel wood and'Canton
spuads yesterday at Hazelwood is
f, Hazelwood catcher, who popped up
to the pitcher a moment later. Canton won the j
game to deadlock the series, 1-1. The playoff
will be tonight in Canton.
(Mountaineer photo).
(wood, Canton Pony Leaguers
ocked; Play At Canton Tonight
Ier Hunting Season
)pen November 21
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Bligible to vote. The |
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Hffice to all known
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Bust be returned to
?not later than Au
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The deer hunting season will
start November 21 in 10 Western
I North Carolina wildlife manage
ment areas.
The announcement was made
Wednesday at a joint meeting of
the state Wildlife Resources Com
mission. the U. S. Forest Service
and a committee of the North Caro
lina Park, Parkway, and Forests
Development Commission at Ashe
ville.
Thus, doer hunting in WNC's 10
Wildlife Management Areas will
begin a week later than last season
when the small number of kills
were credited to the early season.
The 10 areas include Pisgah
Wildlife Preserve, Wayah Bald, 1
Santeetlah, Sherwood Forest. Mt.
Mitchell, Fires Creeks, Daniel
Boone. Standing Indian, Rich Lau
rel, and Flat Top in Mitchell and
Yancey counties.
Flat Top is the new wildlife
management area which is being
opened for the first time this fall. I
The groups also took action
against the jam-ups of hunters at
checking station on the opening
day of the season last fall. This
year the first four days of the hunts
in Pisgah, Mitchell, Daniel Boone
and Flat Top will be open to hunt
ers chosen from a drawing of ad
vance applications.
The areas will be thrown open
on the fifth day with no advance j
applications necessary and no quota
on hunters.
Uhwharrie area iri Montgomery
County will be limited to 20 hunt
ers daily.
The Nov. 21 opening of the sea
son will run the N. C. hunts si
multaneously with hunts in west
ern Virginia.
The $2.50 daily hunting fee paid
last year by deer hunters in the
wildlife areas will be increased to
$3.50 this year.
Six wilderness hunts of three
days each will be allowed this fall,
including Fires Creek (20 hunt
ers!, Bradley Creek (30 hunters),
Contrell Creek (30 hunters). Camp
Alice (30) hunters), Chestnut Moun
tain (28 hunters), and Hawks Bill
(25 hunters).
The group also decided to open
bear and boar hunts in the man
agement areas Oct. 14 and run
them through Nov. 12.
The small game season will open
on Oct 1 and for the first time
small game hunting will be allowed
in Uwharrie, Santeetlah and Flat
Top.
. With their series deadlocked at
I one victory apiece, Hazelwood and
Canton Pony League teams will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight under
I the lights at Canton for the coun
ty championship.
Hazelwood got off to a good
start at Canton Tuesday by whip
ping the home team, 7-5. Back
home Wednesday^ however, Hazel
wood's luck faded as the Papec
jCity youngsters romped off with
a 7-3 triumph.
In the first tilt, Bobby Trtill
held Canton to seven hits while
his mates got eight safeties' off
opposing pitcher Stone.
Carlton Burrell, Jack Holder,
and James Carver each got 2 hits
for Hazelwood. None of the Canton
batters got more than one hit, al
though six players banged out
safeties.
In the Second game, Canton
shelled Sammpy Styles off the
mound and diminutive David Beck
took over pitching duties for Haz
elwood. M. Clark, Sharp, and J.
Clark each got two hits for the
visitors. Cope hurled all the way
for Canton.
Burrell paced the Hazelwood ]
batters with two hits.
(FIRST GAME)
HAZELWOOD (7) AR R II
Burrell. ss _ 4 12
Rogers, 3b 3 0 0
Holder. If .._ ... 2 2 2
Carver, c 4 12
Stretcher, rf 110
George, lb 4 O 1
Truitt, cf 3 10
Green, 2b - 2 11
Trull, p - 3 0 0
Styles, rf 1 0 0
Griggs, ss j .200
29 7 8
CANTON (5) AB R H
J. Clark. 2b ..! ? 4 0 0 J
Maore, ss 4 11
Cope, rl 4 0 1
Lowe, c 1 0 1
Teaeue, If ? 3 11'
Williams, cf . . 3 1 1 j
M. Clark, lb ?..._. 4 10
Sharp, 3b ?, ? 3 10'
Stone, p 3 11
Ricdon, c 1 0 0
Raxter, If 0 0 0
Pace, If ? 1 0 1
30 5 7
(S*r*OND GAME)
CANTON (7) AB 1H
M. Clark 4 12
Sharp ? 4 12
Moore ?4 .4.? 3 11
Williams 4 0 0
PaxtSr ..*? 4 0 0
Pare 4. ?. 3 0 0
.T Clark _* - 4 12
Lowe -? 2 2 1
Gone 2 10
Roberts 1 0 0
31 7 8
MAZ*LWOOD (3) AB R H
Rnrrell 4 0 2
Carowell j...-.'. 2 0 0
Holder 4 0 0
Carver ?? ... 3 0 1
OHaes ? 3 0 0
Truitt 3 0 1
Green ? ?I 3 0 1
George 3 2 1
Stvles 4_ 0 0 0
Rogers 0 10
Berk 2 0 0
Trull 1 0 0
28 3 6
Prrv. FimVicill
Wm Golf Fvonts
An even-hole tournament with
half of the participants' handicap
was conducted bv the women's di
vision of the Wavnesville Golf Club
Wednesday morning.
Winners were Laura Mae Ray In
the Ifl-hole division and Cris Kim
ball in the SMiole division.
Ne*t week the tournament will
feature match play versus par.
Uw tne wan* am far reaolta
Hazelwood Meets Canton
In Paper City Saturday
Baseball Results
PONY LPAOUK
Garrett's 4. Five Points 3.
Unagusta 20, Dayton I.
By CAROLYN DAVIS
* i
G. Arrington pitched for Gar- ;
rett's and Carswell and Beck for
Five Points.
Arrington and Holder were the
leading hitters for Garrett> and
George for Five Points.^-'
In the second game. Carver.]
pitched Unagusta to a top-heavy
victory over Dayton.
Carver was tops at the plate for
Unagtrata, while Ledford was hest
for fJayton.
Thwarted again by Jupiter Plu- I
vius yesterday when Ecusta was
scheduled to play here. Hazelwood :
will attempt to get back into WNC 1
Industrial League action Satur
day afternoon against Canton.
The game is set for 3 p.m. on the
Paper City diamond.
In two previous meetings, of the
two county rivals, llazelwood has
copped both outings?whining 7-6 i
on June 29 and 10-6 on July 4 on
the Waynesville High field.
Spunk Cagle or Ray Hooper
probably will start on the mound
for Hazelwood.
In their last start Saturday ^
against Enka on the Rayonite field, .
Hazelwood outhit the host team
10-8, but errors at crucial points
in the game cost them a 7-6 victory.
Hazel wood's record now stands
at 5-7.
N. C. Groups To Urge
Hunting Of Doe Deer
At a joint meeting in Asheville
July 20, the N, C. Wildlife Be- J
sources Commission, a special com
mittee of the N. C. National Park.
Parkway, and Forests Development
Commission, and the U. S. Forest
Service agreed on an aggressive
campaign to promote public ac
ceptance of doe deer hunting.
In announcing this decision to
day. Don Morriss, supervisor of the
North Carolina National Forests,
pointed out that two bills giving
the Wildlife Commission author
ity to set reasons as needed on doe
deer were considered by the last
legislature. Both were passed by
the House but killed in the Senate.
One of these bills v. as statewide;
the other applicable only to co
operative wildlife management
areas. It is l>elieved that, given i
a true pirture of the current situa- j
tion, the hunters of North Care- !
ilm will insist on permissive legls- j
ialion at the next session.
Crowding, deer range deteriora
tion., and deaths due to starvation
have already occurred on an alarm
ing proportion of the managed
areas including the Mt. Mitchell
and Pisgah. Since the deer in
same areas exerededf the winter
carrying capacity of the range,
there is some danger of them be
ing virtually wiped out by disease.
It is hoped that the additional two
year delay will not cause a repeti
tion of the dislstrous epizootic of
1939 when thousands of deer died
on the Pisgah Preserve.
Both state and federal person
nel are pledged to continue to do
everything possible to provide
winter browse through cuttings,
but the ultimate solution, officials
said, mu3i be continuing hunting
use sufficient to keep deer herds
small enough to protect their food
supply and cover.
This forward step In wildlife
management has also been mdara t
ed by resolution of the N. C. farm
Bureau and the N. C. Forestry
Co?ell.
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