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w* basted Cllffslde high's basket
\ en in a Western conference dou^Mr
Mil in.Central gymnasium last
lieedny night in two torrid scraps,
Me boys wining 22 to 21 on the
of Bill Putnam's two-point
*ar'.:er with- 2 minutes to play, and
Mach Mdfcol Goodman's lassies tieMr.the
vaunted visitors 28 to 23.
Finish of both games was featured
by Cliffside. foul shots, bo_ .
-{' sdssed, giving the girls their tic
?d prot ecting, the lead of the lo
I boys.
With a minute and 45 tecondi rc
malnlng and the Central boy_ .. .he
Sad by one poinr on PutAam's goal.
Bob Neill committed two personal
Mh*ts on Cliffside players, the last
*n? as the game ended, giving forward
Henry Padgett a free shot
after the whistle and a chance to
nil the onrne Intn an mwtlmii no. I
^ tb.e slim oneoolnt margin.
Dcrjas Carpenter's last half-minu
* foul on Cliffslde's forward Bos
So contributed another thrill-packad
bit of play, In the slam-bang pre
train a ry. With the score tied at 23xll*
Bostlc missed the free shot' and
Stow White recovered the rebound
tor the-locals. The game ended as
to Mountaineer guards were work
fcig the ball up. the court toward
i Mir forwards, giving the local lasadas
a deadlock In their first loop
affair. \
Jan Reynolds was high scorer for
to girls game with 14 points. Led*w.
and Bamettejhad 4 each for
SB* locals and reserve Tbrward Early
usatilbuted one. Bostlc was high
terthe visitors with l3, while Raines
actRJkke
Harry was the outstanding
fltostman for the locate, playing a
Bang-up'game, and contributing 6
- "Putnam's winning marker
di his total to 6 to tie Barry for
coring honors.
The box scores: * .
BOYS
M. KM (22) , C (SI)
Y^?Putnam,. 6 Bostlc, 4
F?Medlin, 3 Padgett, 4
O-Black, 1 Blggerstaff, 5
C^-Nelll, 4 Humphries, 2
tZi?VTa rrv R Wakk K
Subs KM. Dettmar, Humphries,
GUs* (2). G-Swing, Crowe (1) HalfKings
Mountain.10, .Cliffside 11. Ref
ereei James Justice, Charlotte.
mure
Ms. ..KM (23) C (23)
Tf?Reynolds, 14 Raines, 8
r?Ledford, 4 McGinn Is, 2
??Barnett, 4 Bostic, 13
?Carpenter Cash
?White Robinson
C?Cody Dixon
> Subs: KM-Jackson, Early (1). CCeode.
V Federation
Members
Vrged To Write Letters
Raleigh. ? Officers of the North
JKrollna Wildlife Federation are ur ng
.hunters and. fishermen throughout
the State tb keep in constant
:*ntact with thetr-Topresentatives in
#e General Assembly in an. efort to
whicate them on the need of separating
the Game and Inland Fish
dhrbugufNPn the State Department
Conservation and Development.
Pressure is being brought to bear
?ar the lawmakers, with; the usual
qplitical methods, tb oppose the
flkieraticn's project, which has
tHb enthusiastic endorsement of its
20,000 members and others interested.
In conserving ihe State's wildlife
msoorces;
> "1 "know how it Is In the beglslaSide,"
says P. K. Gravely of Rocky
bunt, president of. the Federation.
J. '. tut 1 am confident that our representatives
respect the* wishes of
dfcir'constituentk who are primarily
detested In thll phase of the
Mate's welfare. If the voters wllfc
Ust let them know, so they .will
Mve no doubt, as to how strongly
Mb;.'-feel on the subject, our aim
wO be accomplished."
Graveljr, is one of the hundreds of
graninent persons in North Carolina
who has made a close study of,
is subject. He is convinced that
wte establishment or a separate de- I
gartment, so that the hunters and
Sshermen will have the primary
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Meet CherrtM Here
. King* Mountain Central higl
school eager* met Cherryvllle her
tomorrow night in a Western con
ference double - header basketba!
match, first game scheduled to be
gin at 7 o'clock with a recor
crowd expected to fill Central gym
naslum to th* H??
It will be the second home confe
once apearance tor the Mountai.-i
ceaa as the 14-game loop card get
Into toll swing.
Ne** 'ir>Hs the local hoop
sters out of town for two ga ,w
the first part of the week and a
home to the strong Charlotte TeH
high Wolves on Friday night
Rutherford ton - Splndale offer
. the opoeltlon for the Initial contes
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ford counQr harawood. .
Belmont Abbey Ramblers, onl;
non-loop member of the 1947 Cen
tral cgge card, will be at home ti
the Mountaineers on their hoim
hardwood on Wednesday evening
with plans for the girls' garnu no
yet definite.
consideration In the use of . licensi
fees, la the only way for true con
servatlon of wildlife.
A bitter fight looms In the legists
ture over the bill, which has already
been drawn and will be Introduce*
In time under the sponsorship a
some of the legislature's, strongee
minds. The Federation, organize*
l two years ago, has launched a can
paign of eduction in seeking t<
have the bll passed and all Indlca
I tlons pobtt to success.
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Central** camera spilt a double n
*. header hiii with Bessemer City h
here U*. Thursday night, the local
boys racking the hoops for a a
46 to 20 victory and the lassies go- h
Ing down by 29 to 14. w
h Lean and lanky. Bill (Stick)
c Putnam, was the thorn In the loa- a
ii era side with his dead-eye shootII
ing, scoring a total of 14 points for
> the game. Bob Nelll was next with .
d 8, followed by F. C. Humphries
; with 7, and 11m Black and lake T
Harry, with 6 apiece., 01
The Mountaineers lead at the n
end of the first Quarter byl5 to 2
' and were never headed by Coach h
J i?4i b dki'eKHUon. ?
Ruth Ledford was high , with 7 p
.. points for the local lassies and
u Summitt and Hook, with 8 apiece, "
t lead the wining girls* sqUfed.
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bcx score:
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t Wos. km (46) bc (80) F?Putnam.
14 . Parker, 4
" yMhUHHilU11 1 bwri'i'ina'iii4s.-'?.
C?Black, 6 . , Carson, 7
/ G?Neill, 8 . Wells, 7
G?Harry. 6 Bell, 2
> Subs: KM Humphries (7), Amo*
i (2), Ruth, Glass, Medlin. BC: Alex
, ander, Carroll, Shuford, Walker,
t Harmon. Lindsay. Half ecore: km
' 27. BC 4.
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fee. km (14) k fln
- F?Reynolds, 5 Franklin, 5
F?Bamette, 2 Book, 8
t CF?Early Summitt, 8
I CG?Ledford, 7 Carpenter, 2 f
f Q?Carpenter Fort en bury, 6
t G?Cody Metcalf
I Subs: KM: White, Jackson, Ari
thur, Harrison, Davis. BC: Smith,
> Calls, Hoyle, Klser, L. Thomas.
Rhyne, Thomas, Gathins. Half
scorn: KM 8, BC 18. *
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Members of the Marshew club
>et last Thursday evening at the
ome of Miss Irene Allen. '
Sco^p prizes for the evening wen
warded to Mrs. Joe Heddon and
lias Helen Ramsey. Floating prize
'as won by Miss Ruth Randall. ?
Appetizers and colas were server" ?
fter the games.
SOCIAL i
Mrs. Mike Plpnk was hostess on
uesday when members of the Solal
club gatherea for their regular
teeting.
The lounge of the Woman's club
ouse, which has recently been ren-'
vated, made a charming playing
laying room for the group.
Fire tables of rook were In play,,
lade up of members and guests.
Irs. G. V. Patterson, of Cost on la,
as an out-of-town guest.
After three progression, Mrs.
lonk served a delectable salad
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