MOKE ABOUT Masters Golf Boros, the national open king; *\Vinlnge-; and Dow Finster d, who has had se\eral nar In capturing the Mas > .*v .„ur*e. which will b t* drenched by the week of rain that has soaked th*» entire eastern sea hoard. will have a dominating af fect on the plnying of the tounia ment The entire course tend* to slope downward toward* the southesat, and Kae* Creek, which i* well known at the Masters, plays an integral part in the golfer* bids for the title. The run of holes beginning with ten and ranning through thirteen is surely u:iparallel«*d anywhere. The players leave the tenth green and file back into the woods to the eleventh tee. They play out of the woods into a dogleg left that carries into the part of thp course dominated by Kaos Creek. Thp plevpnih green i* bordered by thp stream. No. 12 is a par three across the creek to a thin green that is hard to hold. From hero the players go hack into thp edge of thp wonts to the thirtppnth tee. This is a par five hole that features two shots over the creek with the water and woods protecting the left dogleg in the fairway. Fans planning to attend this year's tournament can easily see, tin's*- mentioned holes because the lay of the land is such that one can witness the action on all of these holes •>> trovinjj approxi mately fifty varils alone the side of a hill. To protect modern radar re ceivers from electronic interior tflee. a fine wire fence of a nickel and copper alloy is placed around Ihe radar antenna. Repeated By Popular Demand! Shoe SALE Ladies Heels regularly priced to $16.95, NOW $1.49 $1.99 $2.99 $3-99 Any Pair In Onv Store — Big Choice Men’s Shoes $5.50 Regardless of Former Price — Many to $19.95 Terry Cleth ( BABY BIBS ISc 2 fer 29c MEN'S SOCKS 10 pr. 99c Bey's and Girl's PAJAMAS regularly $2.98 si.se values to $12 $195 Baby Terry Cloth MEM's Handkerchieb 10 In 99c GIRL'S Bobby Sods 4 pi. SI Boy's Seersucker HOUSECOATS regularly $1-49 00c 2iw$l GIRL'S SHORTS Pedal Pnshen nyulurfryll^ SI Men's Pants CLOSEOUT values te $14.95 S2J5 2 lor $5 RATON PANTIES 4 pc. SI SHOTS SL29 IhtttSI Giri's Striped BLOUSES values to $3.98 SUM » First Quality NYLON HOSE 39c pr. Ladies SCOTTIES (Bedroom Slippers) $1.29 value 39c Men's Boxer SHORTS 59c 2 let $1 Children's SUN SUITS one and two-piece nom use All Men's SUMMER HATS faon Slit Bays' STRAW HATS from Be Ladies Dacron $3.99 Cotton Knit OnlySSJS Hampton’s Discount Center | 1 lATTiKHKHIIIP AVE.PHOWE 73MK1 Answer* lo Sports Quiz 1. Cobb was caught .38 times in his rpconl year, a major league record for failure*. Wills was nabbed by enemy catchers only 13 limes. 2. Ted Williams and Rogers Hornsby. 3. a.b.c.d. and e were righties. ■1. Joe McCarthy of the Yankees in 1339. His team won. 3-1. Four years later. McCarthy silenced critic* b> saying the American Lraguo could win without the Yankees and played a whole All-Star game without one of his stars. The Amori<-ans won, 5-3. 5. A1 Lopez. He piloted ('leve ls rid from l!fil-36 and the Chic ago White Sox from the start of 1357. In those years, he had two pennant winners, seven second place finishes, a third, a fourth, and a fifth. C. Yes and no. The catchers mitt can be of any .size, shape of weight, but the other players gloves have restrictions. 7. The Derby, founded in 1933. is held at Akron. Ohio. 8. Tony Trabert did it in 1966. Since then. Australians have do. minated the event. 9. Frank Gifford of the Now York Giants. 10. Who else. Willie Mays did the trick. He hit his homers in 1961. — MOKE ABOUT Ootes-Henderson ton’s Department Store 3 to 1 to insure a first place finish in the Women's League race. Team Cap tain Jenny Oates paced the win ners scoring with a single game high score of 134 and a line set score of 335. Charity Goforth rolled a single game high score of 105 and Doris Ware copped high line set scor ing for the losers wilh a 276 tot al. McCurdy Cleaners, which was only three games off the pate after last week, failed to win Tusedav night as Griffin Drug defeated the runners-up 3 to 1. Dessie Loftin paced the Griffin Drug win with a single game of 39 and a three game line set score of 286. Lib Gault rolled a 106 single game high and a line set score of 296 to lead the losing McCurdy Cleaners scoring. Kings Mountain Drug posted the only shutout of the night with a 4 to 0 victory over Kings Mountain Moose. Mickie Houser copped single and line set scoring honors for the winners with a 116 and an even 300 line set score. Pat Panther rolled a single game score of 101. and Bettv Fite copped line set scoring hon ors with a 271 for the losers. MEN'S RESULTS Tignor & Russell defeated the Bob Herndon team 3 to 1 to clinch the Men’s League race with A1 Henderson pacing the winners with a single game high of 125 and a line set score of 333. Char les Culberston rolled high scores of 132 and 368 for the losers. McGinnis Furniture split its match with Dilllng Heating. 2-2. with Albert Brackett rolling three games of over 105 and leading the match scoring with a single game high of 122. coupled with a line set score of 347. John Dil ling was the high scorer for the losers with a 116 single game and a line set score of 319. I Plonk Oil lost its chance of catching the leader by dropping a 3to 1 dec ision to Dye Construc tion. Furman Wilson copped high sewing honors for the match with a 133 single game high, cou pled with a line sot score of 375 Paul Ware rolled a single game high of 120. and a line set sc-ore of 312 to pace the losers. STANDINGS WOMEN'S LEAGUc. Won Lost | Oates-Henderson 78 50 McCurdy Cleaners 73 55 KM Moose 66 62 KM Drop 60 68 Griffin Drop 54 74 Kulton s Dept Store 53 75 MEN'S LEAGUE Won Lost i Tipnor A Russell DilUng Heating Plonk Oil McGinnis Fum. Dye Const. 1 Bob Herndon Pet. .609 .570 316 .469 .422 .414 44 39 37 35 24 24 24 29 31 33 44 44 Pet. .647 373 344 314 353 .353 Gastonia He-Bu Set For Sunday The rain caused postponement of last Sunday’s race at Gastonia , Fairgrounds Speedway located on Wilkinson Boulevard. The pro pram will consist of a 50-lap fea ture and two heat races for the amateurs. Also the fans who at tend will be in store for a sur prize as something extra has been added for this Sunday's race. First race will get under way promptly this Sunday at 2:15 i p m. Top drivers throughout the Carollnas are expected. The Hippocratic Oath, by which the graduating medical student ■ swears, dates back to about 200 A.D. Aceordine to the Book of Knowledge, it was named for the Greek physician. Hippocrates, who is called the father of medi eta*. More than 60 million pounds of nickel are used each year to im prove the jroperties of cast iron and cast start. EVANGELIST — Sister Louise Fowler will lecd evangelistic ser vices beginning Monday at Chero kee St. Baptist church. Mrs. Fowler j To Lead Revival Sister Louise Fowler of Caston | la is evangelist for revival servi ces which begin Monday. April 13th. at Cherokee Street Baptist shurch. Tlie week of services will con tinue nightly at 7 o'clock. Special singing will be featur ed each evening and the interes ted community is invited to at tend. a spokesman for the church said. Nickel forms the base of cat bodes in practically all small and moderate size radio and leicvi [sion tubes. Dover. Arrowood Wins Sales Awards Mon* than IV; Ford dealership car and tru.■'« sale** ra n from throughout il>«* Cat ihnas w«iv h«n«ml at a r inquei Saturday at the Ototw /udiloritim. Char ’otte, f00 Clt» i was founded in 1!Wi to recognize the tierformance of out standing Fotd salesmen through out the countr.v. Those honored ineludefl Paul Bobbitt To Lead Antioch Series Rev C. B. Bcbhiit. pastor of Olivet Baptist church near States idle, v ill l»e evangelist for revi |\al services I cginning Sunday and continuing through April is at Antioch Baptist church neat | (J rover. Services will he he! I nightly at . 7:30 p.m. Mr. Bobbitt i« a forr.er pastoi of Alt. Sinai and Macedonia churches in the Kings Mountain Baptist Association. Music will N* under the direc tion of Ed >eal. H*v A. <7. Hughes. Antioch pastor, invited ; the community to wot -hip with t!te Antioch congregation. Dovit .infI fCflrtio A.; u\\ooj, both •f tho firm of SnuthwHI Motor < ompany. Screen Tost Screens take special care, and there are several impor tant tips to remember when cleaning or repairing. There's also no better time to work on them than now. 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