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LocalsHit Form For Double Win Hitting the form which had [been expected of them all sea son, the Black Mountain High f school cape teams turned back powerful Emma in a doubleheader on the enemy floor Friday nipht. Both boys and girls played smart ball and moved out in front early in the contest to stay the rest of the way. The girls and- boys won by identical scores—40-25. Reba Gouge, who has suddenly found the range, dropped in 20 points as she led the girls to victory in the opening attraction. Emma proved a tough foe in the first quarter and held the Night mares to a 10 to 9 margin. But the locals picked up steam in the second and third periods to stretch the bulge to an even 20 points, 38 to 18, as the final canto got under way. Madge Wilhide and Jewel English were second in scoring with 8 and 9 respectively. The Black Mountain guards, W. Justus, Malloy, Norton, and Wat kins held Emma to one point in the third quarter. The Darkhorses, playing one of their better games of the season, raced out in front 10 to 3 in the first quarter and 18 to 9 at half time. Coach Buffalo Humphries used subs freely in the contest. Ramsey, who continues to improve at the pivot slot, led both teams in scoring with 12. Poteat was second for the winners with 10. Boys — Black Mountain (40) F— Reese (4) F—Hill (6) F—Poteat (10) F—Swayngim (2) C—Ramsey (12) C—Rowland (2) G—Roberts (2) G—Brown (2) G—Glenn G—Rice G—Penland G—Joyner Blk. Mtn. _10 18 30 40 Emma __ 3 9 17 25 Girls — Black Mountain (40) F—Wilhide (8) F—Swayngim (2) F—English (9) F—Justus B. (1) F—Gouge (20) G—Justus W. G—Malloy G—Norton G—Watkins Blk. Mtn. .10 28 38 40 Emma .9 17 18 25 Swannanoa Nips Woodfin Twice Swannanoa’s Warriors, roaring back from a 16-12 deficit at the half, Friday eked out a 32 to 30 decision over Woodfin to give the Valley school a clean sweep of the doubleheader. The Swannanoa girls won the opener, 30 to 26. Kenny Woods, the old reliable, pumped in 12 points in the final game of the evening to lead the Warriors in their thrilling come back. With Woodfin leading 16 to 12 in the third quarter the War riors went to work and gradually closed the gap t^ take over the commanding position as the game ended. For the Warriors Hunt Duct roll* right off these satin smooth slats! Made to laat • life* time, of featherlight, flexible aluminum! Plaatio finish la fire proof; can't chip, crack, or be harmed by weather. Custom made only. Come in for e low coet estimate I CALL US AT 4 3 8 1 Tvson Furniture Company Inc Black Mountain, N. C. singer scored nine points and Al len seven. Slagle, -who ripped the net for 19 points for Swannanoa, paced the girls as they edged Woodfin by four points in the first game. Stevens scored eight points and Stroupe three. Girls — Swannanoa (30) F—Stroupe (3) F—Slagle (19) F—Stevens (8) F—McMahan G—Mayfield G—Hyams G—Bartlett G—Allen G—Rayburn Half Final Swannanoa _18 — 30 Woodfin_14 — 26 Boys — Swannanoa (32) F—Huntsinger (9) F—Allen (7) C—Johnson (4) G—Stroupe G—Woods (12) G—Briggs Half Final Swannanoa _12 — 32 Woodfin_16 — 30 I • LIBRARY NEWS Have you seen the pickled octopus in the adult room of the library on one of the shelves in the display case? This is among the shells of a fine collection owned and exhibited by Craig Cooley. A scotch bonnet found at Sanibel Island, Florida, is one of Craig's chief treasures. There are some unusual shells from the South Pacific given to Craig by Roy Taylor. Among these are a bishop’s mitre and several cowreys. Notice the giant band shell and the bear’s paw clam on the top shelf. The sea horse was pur chased from a collector, but the star fish with various numbers of legs were mostly found on the beach. 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