HAVWOOD COUNTY
LEAGUE
RESULTS OF DEC. 10
Dayton 2; Charlie's 1.
Wellco 3: A1 Marshall's 0.
WBC 2: Haywcod Hdwe 1.
11IOII TEAM SERIES
Haywood Hdwe . .... 2728
Wellco 2713
WBC 2647
HIGH TEAM CAMES
Wellco 969
Havwood Hdwe. 950
WBC 949
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Babe Yount 547
P. II. Stretcher 519
Tom Atkins 507
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
II. Valentine 212
Bob Fow' T . .. 202
Tom Atkins 201
TEAM STANDINGS
IV 1.
Dayton 29 10
Charlie's Place 23 16
WBC 22 17
A1 AtorshaH's 18 21
II^Bd Hdwe. 14 25
W^W 11 28
^DIVIDUAL AVERAGES
f.arl Cribble 174 8
P. II. Stretcher 169 7
Poo Goolsby 169 5
Paul Clark . 166.6
M. Rose 166 5
Rob Towler 166 3
Jack Belcher 165 7
Babe Vount 165 3
Jule Riesins 164.2
Harrison Valentine 164.07
SCHEDULE FOR DF.C. 17
Tlavwood Hdwe. vs. Wellco.
Charlie's Place vs. A1 Marshall's.
WBC vs. Dayton.
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WAYNESV1LLE WOMEN'S
Results of Dec. 11. 1956
Friendly Bunk 3. W. B C. 0.
Ro-Search 2. Howell Motor 1.
Parkway 3. Wellco Shoo 1.
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Fi iendly Bank 2339
Howell Motor 2190
Parkway Motors 2166
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Jean Knight 467
Polly McCreary 449
Maxine Knight ... 446
TEAM STANDINGS
W I
The Friendly Bank 29 13
Welleo Shoe 28 14
Howell Motor 23 19
Ro-Scarch 19 23
Parkway Motors 14 28
W. B C. 13 29
HIGH TEAM GAMES
Friendly Bank 795
Howell Motor 792
Welleo Shoe 745
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Myra Harrell 171
loan Knieht ... 169
Ceeil Elliott 163
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
T. Knieht .. 149
A. Wvatt 144
I.. Carver 142
C. Elliott 141
M. Hammett . : 140
M. Harrell 139
I. Yount 138
D. Phillios 136
P. McCreary 134
M. Knight 132
SCHEDULE FOR DEC. 18. 1956
The Friendly Bank vs. Howell
THE NATIVITY SCENE will be one of the
tableaus to be presented by Central Elementary
School pupils Tuesday night at a Christmas
pageant entitled "Living Christmas Cards". In
the scene here are Tempie Dulin as Mary. Steve
Milner as Joseph Mar> Penny as an angel, and
Jerry Oonnard as a shepherd.
Midget Basketball Team
Plans Tryout Wednesday
The Mountaineer Midget basket
; ball team, to be sponsored by the
Elks Lodge, will hold its first try
out of the season at 4 p.m. Wed
nesday in the old gymnasium at
. , . ; j
Waynesvllle High School, accord
ing to Coach Rock Powers.
The only requirement for the
team. Coach Powers said, is that a
boy be under 14 years of age by
j the coming first of January.
Ten boys will be outfitted as the
traveling squad, but all boys who
come out will get to play, the coach
said.
He said that the Midgets prob
ably will play six games this sea
son?some of them as a prelimin
ary to Dayton Rubber games in the
WNC Basketball League.
Practice sessions four times a
week from 4 until 5:30 p.m. are
tentatively planned, he added.
Assisting Coach Powers in coach
ing 4he Midget eagers will be
James Bell, an employe of Allison
and Duncan
Played On 1,040 Courses
COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. <AP>?
[.John B. Ryerson has played 1,040
golf courses during the last 36
years, but has no hopes to match
Ralph Kennedy's mark. Kennedy
I lias played 3.1C2 courses.
Ryerson. who operates the Otsego
Oolf Club, has played 966 courses
i in the United States. 37 in Canada
and 37 in Hawaii. Mexico. Great
Britain. Fiance. China. India. Siam
and Malaya His best score over
each of the various courses are
mounted in six leather-bound
hooks.
Motor.
Parkway Motors vs. Ro-Seareh,
Inc.
W B. C. vs. Wellco Shoe.
VVAYNESVII.LE MIXED LEAGUE
Results of Dec. 14. 1956
. Screwballs 3. Alley Cats 0.
Bucanneers 3 Keglers 0.
? Haywood Hillbillies 2. Mountain
?c rs 1
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Hillbillies 2062
Screwballs 1984
Buraneers 1878
HIG HINDIVIDUAL SERIES
Men?
Mark Kirkpatrick . ...., 525
Babe Yount 506
H Valentine 485
Women?
fVcil Elliolt 485
?lean Knieht ... 469
Carolvn BisehofT 421
TEAM STANDINGS
W L
The Ruenneers 8 1
The Keelers 5 4
The Screwballs 5 4
Mountaineers 4 5
Haywood Hillbillies 3 6
The Allev Cats 2 7
HIGH TEAM GAMES
Mountaineers 707 i
Hillbillies 705 i
Bucaneers 679
IIIG HINDI VIDUAL GAMES
Mi?n?
Babe Yount 200
H. Valentine 186 '
M. Kirkpatrick 184 j
"omon?
rceil Elliott 177
.Iran Knieht 171
A. Mehaflev 168
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
Men?
B. Yount 167
H Valentine . 157
B. Fowler 157
L. Leopard 155
M. Kirkpatrick 146
Women?
.1 Knieht 156
A. Wyatt 142
C Elliott 185
A. Mehaffey 134
P. Muse .. 130
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Pageant Set
At Central
At 8 Tuesday
A pageant entitled "Living
Christmas Cards" will be present
ed by 33 Central Elementary
School pupils at 8 p.m. Tuesday in
| the school's cafetorium.
| The director will be Mrs. Wil
liam Parker, sixth-grade teacher at
Central Elementary.
Speakers in the pageant will be:
mother. Sarah Jane League; father.
Bill Cobb sons, Bobby Buckner
and Ronnie Leatherwood, and
daughter. Barbara Parker.
Appearing in the 10 scenes of
the pageant will be:
Scene 1?Carolers: Ellen Free
man. Mar.iorie Callihan, J. L. Swan
ger, Phillip Underwood, and Tom
Alexander.
Scene 2?Shoppers: Anita Oantz
ler, Sandi'a Rathbone, JefT James,
and Willie Mehaffey.
Scene 3?Snowman: Doris Rhym
er.
Scene 4-?Christmas Tree: Linda
Hunt, Tuck Ilgenfritz, and Freddie
Jones.
Scene 5?Santa Clous: Larry
Leatherwood. Lula Mehaffey, and
Kenneth Rathbone.
Scene 6?Choir Girls: Dorothy
Woods and Mary Sue Parks.
Scene 7?Shepherds: BUI Coch
ran, Samuel Edwards, and Jerry
Connard
He's In A Rut
HAVRE. Mont. (AP)?Leo Kon
opatzke will remember the summer
of 1956 as the year he made two
golfing holes-in-one. Both came
on the 105-yard No. 4 hole at the
Havre Country Club Course.
Septic 6 Angels: Mary Penny. | '
Elv;i Haynes. and Shcnv iloilifield
Scene 9?Wise Men Milcnc Cnn
nard. Robert Arringlon, aud Jerry
Owen
Scene 10- NativityScene; Tem
pie Dutin, Steve Milncr, Sherry :
Hollifield. and Jerry Owen.
Soloists in the pageant witl be:
Kenneth James. L.imarr Gibson,
Pom Worsham. Mike Henry, Mary ?
sue Parks, and Dorothy Woods.
Stage workers will be Fred |
Whisenhunt. Tony Hardwiek. Joe |
I'odd. Hoy Robinson, Bill Owen,'
Linda Leatberwood. Robert Huff-j
man. Larry Evans, Louisa Arring-1
ton. Ronnie Timbes, Mary Agnes I
Perry, Ernest Birchfleld, and H D.
Caldwell. j
?FROSTY THE SNOWMAN" will hp portrayed by Doris Rhymer
tomorrow night in Central Elementary School's Christmas pageant.
(Mountaineer Photos).
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