■)VE STONE MEN, RIDGECRES1
Iff girls are ui half leaders
. Stone boys and the Kidge
Lff irjrls’ were leading in
elective divisions at the
I the first half of play
Community Softball league,
Hwd, president, has an
V[r, Byrd and his assist
licbard Ramsey, have re
fetandings and batting aver
br'the first round.
[■M B STANDIN'GS
[GIRLS’ LEAGUE
Iyterians -2
SvNDENTS -2
IPSHIP C.-1
jpiSTS -1
ISTS
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
MEN'S LEAGUE
STONE-3
_4
jtYVATER -1
RVare -1
CENTER -1
0
1
2
2
3
3
jading averages
GIRLS
yterlans
fckrtt
lord
joper
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bkett
AB R H
12 4
5
6
1
5
1 1 0
.9 0 1
2 0 0
8 6 6
5 3 1
.12
. 9
. 8
. 9
7
6
5
2
5
10 0
avg.
.583
.500
.555
.250
.555
.000
.111
.000
.750
.200
.000
L Staff
AB R H
.14 6 8
4
.18
Lockheart-6 3
_8 5
....12
_5
_14
_10
.. 5
Ira _3
na _8
0 0
3 2
avg.
.571
.333
.333
.625
.333
.400
.285
.300
200
.000
.250
■odists
■e —
gins ..
Justus
jstus .
n_
partin
tin _._
kk
hielm
bents .
lens ..
AB R H
...13 2 3
. 5
.13
. 3
.14
. 3
.12
. 7
. 3
. 9
. 7
0 0
2 5
2 1
0 0
avg.
.230
.400
.307
.000
.428
.000
.416
.142
.000
.555
.285
pendents
AB R H
ley ..
low .
toffee
toffee
jw _ _
jelon .
jrn ..
*r_
on ..
Jl ...
11 3 1
14 3 7
16 4 6
14 3 5
0 0
3 4
3 7
3 5
4 3
0 0
0 0
0 0
2
. 9
.15
.10
.10
. 1
. 1
. 2
avg.
.090
.500
.375
.357
.000
.444
.466
.500
.300
.000
.000
.000
ndship
Cordell
fish _
Tllen_
Elen
Ihenvood
phi taker
erts
AB R H avg.
-10 3 4 .400
-10 1 2
0 1
.200
.200
0 0 .000
3 1 .147
2 2 .667
3 2 .222
1.1.1 f0^* r'ght ofl theM satin
“00th ,lat*! Made to last a life
“o of f'atherlight, flexible
'•annum! Plastic finish is fire
can't chip, creek, or be
. ,me *eather. Custom
- °nly. Come in for a low
11.1 estimate!
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4 3 8 1
^on Furniture
Umpany Inc
l,ack Mountain, N. C.
Harwood _ q i
J. Cordell _ 5 j
Owenby _2 0
Fortune _4 0
Baptists AB R
Wilhide_ 13 4
A. Osteen _ ']« 4
R. Gouge_"17 5
Norton _1
Higgenbotham 12 a
Rudisill . "15 ,
MeElrath .I"”" 3 •]
J. Osteen_1
H. Roberts _0 0
S. Gouge _ 1 o
weiis_2 "
Y. Osteen _2 0
Amer. Legion
Marett _
Morgan _
Myers _
Sherlin _
Hyder _
Whitaker _
Vance _
Bell _.I;
McCurry _
Williams _
Hendron _
Smith _
Plummer _
Kerlee _
MEN
AB R
-11 5
_14 2
-11 3
-6 5
-8 2
-9 3
-4 2
-3 1
-9 4
-9 2
_10 2
-4 0
-2 1
-5 1
Clearwater AB R
Wilson _10 3
Crowder _10 5
Ingram _12 3
W yrick _H 3
Turner _9 4
Wheelon _7 ]
Wright _8 3
Logan -6 2
Sobol _8 0
Nordhielm _4 1
Stanley _3 1
Brake _3 1
Reese _ 1 0
Youth Center AB R
Poteat _17 4
Davis _14 4
2 ,22‘
1 .201
0 .001
1 .251
H avg
4 .30'
3 .18'
8 .471
3 .271
5 .41#
4 .20#
0 .00#
1 .08.'
0 .00#
0 .001
0 .00(
0 .O0C
1 avg
4 .3 Of
5 .351
4 .36:
3 .501
5 .62'
3 .333
2 .50#
0 .00#
5 .55,'
1 .111
1 .10#
0 .00#
0 .001
0 .00#
d avg
4 .40#
3 .30#
5 .41#
2 .181
4 .444
0 .001
1 .125
1 .16#
2 .25#
1 .25#
1 .33;
1 .33!
0 .00#
H avg
6 ,35f
3 .2 If
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Take a tip from truck-wise buyers and get
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McMurray Chevrolet Co.
Black Mountain, N. C., Phone 3141
' Ramsey _ k 7
Rartlett _"15 B
Humphries _7 3
Poison _ in c
, GouKe -:::: 2 g
Koberts _11 3
. Burgess -III 6 '()
i Calloway _10 i
i Waters _11 2
1 Hardware \B It
Holman _8 0
! Norton _9 4
, Carpenter _9 3
Stockton _13 g
| Brown _7 g
McAfee _9 g
McElrath _8 2
Jones _4 0
Simpson _11 3
McDonald_5 3
Rogers _2 0
Morgan _ 1 0
Grove Stone AB It
Rudisill _fi 7
Reed _6 2
Allison _6 4
Tyson .___10 4
Robertson _12 4
Medford _10 5
L. Marett_fi 3
White _12 4
Osteen _9 2
McMahan _3 0
McElrath _3 0
Atkins _4 1
Ridge. Staff AB R
Ford -15 3
Cole _17 3
Hallum _14 fi
Styles -11 fi
Rogers -14 8
Parsons _ 2 0
Hatfield _9 2
Bedford _11 4
Ware -12 5
Stocks _3 1
Fellows _l-___ 3 0
Huling _2 1
Gatlin _5 1
Rutledge _1 0
Borth _ 1 0
6
4
2
3
0
3
0
2
3
H
2
1
4
4
0
4
2
1
4
3
0
0
H
1
3
2
2
2
3
3
0
0
0
H
3
6
3
3
8
0
1
2
3
0
1
1
1
0
0
.40(1
.2 fit
.286
.30(1
.00(1
.272
.ooc
.201
.272
avg
.25(1
• 111
.444
.307
•OOC
.444
.250
.222
.363
.600
.00(1
.00C
avg
.166
.333
.833
.300
.165
.20(1
.333
.25(1
.383
.(>00
.00(1
.000
avg
.200
.353
.214
.272
.571
.ooc
■ 111
.181
•25(
,0(H
.33:
.501
.201
.()()(
.001
HAYWOOD DINNER
Enjoying 3 bountiful Haywooc
county dinner last Sunday wa:
Roy Russell of the News staff
along with 22 members of tht
Trantham and Medford families a'
the home of his grandparents, Mi
ami Mrs. John Trantham of Clyde
Independents
Beat Methodists
On Tuesday, July 10, the In
dependents pounded out a 20 to q
victory over the Methodists and
the \ outh Center battered the
Hardware nine into submission *>o
Capps, heavy hitting shortstop
led the Independents with four
hits. Davis paced the Youth Cent
er with three while Simpson had
three for the Hardware.
Methodists _0 0 2 0 0_2 2
Independents _2 2 0 8 8_20 16
Youth C. ..5 3 0 3 2 7 0—20 13
Hardware 5 2 0 4 10 0_02 11
SPENT SATURDAY
-,nThi Reu and ¥r3' Grady Hardii
and daughters of Houston, Texas
spent Saturday here visiting Dr
4nd\rnS U' ?' Houstor>- Mrs. H
A. Miller and other friends. Thi
Hat dins have been spending sonn
time at Lake Junaluska.
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