Ucal Pony Leaguers Halt Canton
In Ctudai Oame Of Playoffs, 6-1
Hazelwood Pony Leaguers
To face Bristol Tonight
The Little League Baseball tour
naments shift to Canton for double
play this afternoon and Tuesday.
This afternoon the Haze I wood
Pony toam meets Bristol. Tonnes
see, after defeating Canton 2-1 in
a three-ga.ro series for the eounty
title. i
Alao ploying this afternoon in
Canton will be the Shelby boys
against the Columbia, Tenn., team
The winner of the Hazelwood-Bris
tol game will meet the winner of
the Shelby-Columbia game at five
o'clock Tuesday.
The losers of both games will
meet for a play-off at 3 p.m. Tues-1
day.
At 4:30 Tuesday the Hazelwood
Little Leaguers will meet the Can- >
ton Little Leaguers m the first <
game of the 3-game series, unless ^
one team wins both of the first t
two games. <
The schedule after Tuesday has (
not been completed. <
Much Interest is being shown in I
the play-offs, and in spite of the <
two games going on at the same
time. J. C. Burrell, manager, feels 1
that his hard-playing boys will t
make for themselves an excellent 1
showing.
The boys have been working t
Jack Holder's six-hit hurling and
live Canton bobbles earned Hazel
wood's Pony Leaguers a berth in
the District 5 league playoffs
Thursday night at Canton as the
local base bailers halted the Paper
City nine, 6-1,
Billy George and James Carv
er led the Hazelwood batting at
tack with two hit* apiece. No Can
ton player got more than one hit.
Canton used three pitchers ?
Higdon, Stone, and Pace?in a
futile attempt to halt Ha/.?lwood.
In the first game of the three
game series played at Canton
Tuesday, Hazelwood won. 7-5, but
lost 7-3 in the tilt played on the
; Hazelwood diamond Wednesday.
The rubber game was played un
der the Canton lights Thursday.
Itaselwood (6) ab r h
Burrell, ss 4 11
Griggs rf 4 2 0
Styles. If 4 0 0
Carver, c 4 12
Green. 2b . 4 0 0
Trultt, cf 2 11
George, lb 3 0 2
C. Rogers. 3b 2 10
Holder, p .301
Totals 30 6 7
Canton (1) ab r h
M. Clark, lb 4 0 1
Moore, ss 3 0 0
Sharpe, 3b . 3 11
Williams, cf 2 0 1
Raxter, rf .. ... 3 0 1
Riedon, p 10 0
Clark. 2b .3 0 0'
CoDe. c 2 0 0,
Harris. If 2 0 1,
Pace, p .200
Stone, p 10 1*
Totals 26 1 6 |
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ASHEVILLE, N.C.
JULY 27, 1955
8:30 P. M.
SOUTHERN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Two out of three falls, one hour time limit,
with two referees.
Australian Tag: Team Match
Emii & Ernie Duseck, Southern Tag Team Champions
vs.
George Becker & Jack Witzig
SEMI-FINAL, one fall, 45 minute time limit
Jack Dense vs. Babe Zaharris
Opening Match. 1 fall, 30 minute time limit
John Tolos vs. Dick Stinborn
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THF. LITTLE LEAGUE MOUNTAINEERS will enter the regional
tournament Tuesday, July 26th at 4:30 as they meet Canton at
Canton. These players expect to capture the Haywood title like
their older league-mates in the tournament. Bottom row, left to
right: Douglas Rhymer, Gerald Kelly, Charles Byrd, Ray Edwards,
Robert McBride, and Joe Lemming. Top row: Douglas Hill, Robert
Lee Carver, Billy Morgan, Weaver Kirkpatrick, Dennie Whisen
hunt, Joe Mashburn. Steve Robinson and Mike Byrd, assistant man
ager. Absent when the picture was made, Ralph Henry and J. C. '
Burrell, manager. (Photo by Joe Davis).
Hazelwood
Halted By
Carpenter
An old nemesis of the Waynes
rille Mountaineers in three differ
?nt sports returned to haunt Hazel
vood's team in the WNC Indus
rial League Saturday as Charlie
Carpenter set down the locale with
?lgbt well-spaced hits while the
Canton clouters got 14 hits and
Look advantage of five Hazelwood
;rrors.
Canton capitalized on the vic
:ory by taking over third place in
:he industrial loop as Hazelwood
'ell to fourth place.
fylanager Elmer Dudley led Haz
dwood hitters with three safeties,
tfhile Babe Yount got a pair. Mel
inn Morgan. Dee Stevenson, Son
ny Warren ,and Walt Spence each
got two hits* for Canton.
In other games Saturday, Enka
pdged Beacon 4-3. while Ecusta
vhipped Martel, 10-4.
Beacon, presently pacing the
IVNC squads, will be here Satur
lay afternoon against Hazelwood. >
Hazelwood ab r h a
rroutman, c .4 0 0 0
reas, lb 2 2 1 0 ;
Bishop, 2b 3 0 0 3
Dudley, ss .... .4 1 3 6
yount, If 4 0 2 1
Cavle, 3b-p 4 0 11
Pitts, rf 4 0 0 1
B. Milner, cf 4 0 10
Hooper, p 10 0 1
Leatherwood, 3b 3 0 0 1
Totals 33 3 8 14
Canton ab r h a
Landers. 3b 5 111
Stevenson, ss 5 1 2 1
Kirkoatrick, lb 110 0
Warren, e .4120
Snence. cf-lf 3 1 2 0
Bhinehart rf-c . 4 1 1 1
Morgan, lf-lb 4 12 0
Williamson, 2b .. 3 0 10
Powell. 2b 10 10
Carpenter, p 4 0 16
D Milner, cf 2 1 1 0
Hicks, rf 0 0 0 0
Totals 36 8 14 9
Hazelwood 102 000 000?3
Canton , 024 011 0Ox -8
E: Stevenson. Hoooer. William
son. Pitts 2. Cagle. Troutman, RBI:
Dudlev 2. Williamson. Yount. War
ren. SDenee. 2B: Teas. Dudley. 3B
Powell. SB: Teas. Yount Landers
3 Left: Hazelwood 6, Canton 6
BB: Hooner 2. Carpenter 3 SO
Cavle 2. Carpenter 11. HO: Hoon
er 7 in 2 (Pitched to 4 men in
3rd); Cavle 7 in 7. R-ER: Hooper
6-6. Cavle 2-1. Carpenter 3-3. L
Hooner. U: Shaney and Merrill
T?2:05.
^-?ronrl P.ifv
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Tonnifi Tourney
In Auem?t
The second annual Wavnesvflle
r|tv tennis tournament will be held
the last week of Aueust on the St.
John's court, 'according to Bill
K?nos. president of the Waynes
ville Tennis Club.
A iunior tournament also will
he held if enough entries are re
ceived.
Defending chamoions In the sen
ior division will he George Hunt
and Pam Blackwell.
Exnected to seek the women's
crown In addition to the defending
titleist are Chris Baermann, Julia
Ann Calhoun. Jarrett Mtlner, and
Betty Minor of St. Petersburg,
Fla.
hard for the play-offs, and have
been taking their alignments seri
ously.
A. P. Ledbetter. president of the
Lea rue. said he emteeted many lo
cal fane would follow the teams as
they nlayed In Canton today and
' Tuesday.
WNC All Stars To Face
Beacon At Canton Thursday
Canton will play host to the an
nual Western North Carolina In
dustrial Baseball League all-star
game Thursday night when the
league - leading Beacon Blanket
eers face an all-star squad from
the other ftve teams in the league.
Among the all-stars picked 10
oppose Beacon arc Hazelwood's El
mer,Dudley, manager and third
baseman, and Spunk Cagle, pitcher
and Canton's David Kirkpatrick,
first baseman, Dee Stevenson,
shortstop, and Charlie Carpenter,
pitcher.
The Blanketeers, wno nave teld
the league lead all season, have
five men hitting over .300. The
All-Stars, picked from the other
five teams in the league, can send
seven men with averages of better
than .300 into action.
Leading the Beacon barrage thus
far this season has been second
baseman Charlie Ferguson and out
fielder Carlos Maness, each with
.327 marks. Manager Pepper Mar
tin. who has played just about
every position on the team, is hit
ting at a .318 clip.
Other Blanketeers who are ov?r
the .300 mark are third baseman
Mark Ferguson, .314 and shortstop
Wade (Gobbler) Martin,
The Stars boast even
er at the plate.
Ray Miller and Enka
Gus Colagerakis each anM
at a torrid .380 clip. Enlu^|
er Rex Randall shows a j9
age and Enka ManagerTfl
baseman Sam Patton has ,1
mark.
Other top hitters Stars
Grover Frlsbee can ral/fl
Martel Manaeer-catcher fl
Munday. .319- Canton tgl
man David Kirknatriek.
Eousta catcher George fl
[op Wrestlers
Dn Card Oi 27m
By public demand. th? 9
lions, Becker and v 9
nother chance ai 9
hip in wrestling in th,
m, Ashcvillc. Wednesday t9
1 8:30. ?
Chief Osley Saunooke, pj
>r, has spared no expeua^|
(uiring this return matts^B
s supported b\ an a
iringing as a new t n ?? t?
?ing John Tolps and the
ilar Dick Stlnborn aa 9
This match. sa> ? S mi^H
n itself rates top billinga^H
n the East. Dick St inborn jfl
?,on of a veteran sU? I
itinborn. Who has , .
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Top hitters wo, C
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