July 21, 1949 THE SPORTS PAGE Of The Waynesville Mountaineer Thursday Afternoon, Five Mazclvood Players Five MMrlers Hazelwood B Selected For Dream Tilt on Seasoim Annual Game To Be Merchants $u Way To 20 Victory Yount Replaces Played July 31 f .' Ul Bob Pitts At Top By FRANK ECK At McCormick Field AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor Of Local Hitters The stage is all set for the 1949 The All-St- Standings NEW YORK When a WNC Industrial League ar For Earli! a season he Ashe-vill- e wins 20 garnet during Oliver Yount, Hazelwood r, battle at McCormick Field in Five (Not sunda considers his work well done. rapped out five hits in nine on Sunday afternoon, July 31. including last night's American League hurlers are head- trips to the plate in the last two The loop managers and officials "n th.- 1 now LEAGI ' M,rl ing for that goal right with (J s games wrest hit leadership met last Monday night and' came 'he Rj -- to the Club W I, a few others as outside possibili- 41 average of out with the selection of players .(, fW:!v from Beb Pitts with an GO Florence 34 ties to clash the select circle. .373. Pitts had one for seven to for the annual tilt. ,):; Spartanburg . 54 31! - Mi- Vic Hasclii. husky right hander drop eight points, which left him The local entry in the loop, the .,i who annears to be leading the Asheville 51 43 m- in third place. Hazelwood nine, will be repre teams Yankees to a surprise pennant, is Rock Hill 47 4(1 ,n liii Elmer Dudley continued sented by five players. Those se- heading the pitching parade in both Sumter 42 4:i ai,2 " tin. ball a steady pace lected were Manager Elmer Dud- 15 decisions to rap the at Knoxville 40 4!) 41!i I' nhant- leagues. Of his first ley, infield, Jack "Sheriff" Smith, - and advanced Into second place 4(1 ,"3 "li'-- he had 13 victories by July 4. His Anderson 4 Hi,., 18 hits in 53 catcher. Ken "Pig" Troutman, in- ni.k two defeats were at the hands of ahead of Pitts with Charlotte 35 57 ;:;( field, Little Jack Ammons, pitcher, ""'and en to beat trips for an average of .340. Glen the Tigers, a club he failed and Oliver Yount, outfield. half Wyatt, second sacker, holds down WESTERN CAROLINA LF.Ac.i during the first The selections were made in a fourth place in the team standings Club W I, 'in- - h, right " had The only other Al. bander different year. a with seven bingles in 22 trips for manner this In the Newton 50 off to a real good season is Virgil past, 20 7 ,M-if,- ' each team manager submitted i L n 1 an average of .318 and Jack "Sher Lincolnton 44 20 i;;- -i i Fire1 Trucks of Detroit The; f silt 'uki V out the .300 four players' names, but this year good chances to iff" Smith rounds Lenoir 39 31 .,,,7 three others with aver- the home manager could not help '"""'hecU j hitters on the squad with an Morganton 37 ;, a reach 20 wins are all southpaws, 35 icdln; age of .303. Smith added 25 points pick the men from his team, the Alex Kcllner of the Athletics, Hal Rutherford 37 3d ,ir, to his average in the last two tilts. job being up to the other three Newhouser of the Tigers and Mel Marion 20 45 """"- - m eoodJ 1 pitching managers on his squad. In the department, Jim Hendersonville 25 4(i :;,; ' Parnell ot the Hed Sox. ;t . Him tiJLmzB&BsA two yd. yy Cunningham pitched and won his The teams will be made up Shelby 25 4(i Outside possibilities include such U Alex Kellner - AfMefics Vic Rasthi - Yankees .3;, y first game for the locals I he past of players from the first, second, "Hs regular starting hurlers as Lou "iu, in j week-en- seventh and eighth place teams A'.--. of Jack Amnions continues " Brissie of the Hob Lemon on one with NATIONAL LF.AGl r. to hold his four won-fiv- e lost record squad the third, fourth, I" Reynolds of V,,ier c the Indians and Allie Club W I, ', as do Kuykendall at 0 and fifth and sixth making up the 'I'tei'i-i- Reynolds, of course, Jim Ifazel-- the Yankees Brooklyn 52 3:1 .1,1 other. The standings will pit play- ' might call half left J. C. Burrell, " tit, m is what mi ers from Berkeley, Beacon, Clear- St. Louis 4!) ;;i most of his games HIT LEADERS "num. former bander since Boston 47 39 .717 League games only water and Canton, against players lln are lini.lied bv the game's No. Industrial 'i playing from Enka, Kcusta, Hazelwood Philadelphia 44 41 southpaw relief pitcher. (unofficiali and s - New York 42 41 ,7111, Kellner Real Surprise 1 Parnell - Red Sox ab h ave. Martel Mills. mi- Mnhmud " Pittsburgh 40 4 1 1711 J 7 3 .428 The two teams will be managed "" of season is Whitener """i'l not The surprise the ...... 511 JSK'; Cincinnati 34 .411., 3 1!) by men of long experi- lefty from Tucson. Yount 51 .373 """" 'innTdiiJ Kellner. Kan Chicago 31 55 -y d f . 53 18 .340 ence with Bud Shaney, of the Ariz. The ear-ol- Dudley S.'illrijjy is in line for the "rookie of the Pitts 48 IB .333 league-leadin- g Berkeley Spinners, 'Hi" liN ' AMERICAN I.FAGIT a year" avian! in the American! ' Wvatt 22 7 .318 at the helm of one team and Sam I ' , Club W I, 1. f 10 .303 Pattern, manager 3 the wtsJ&lfi 33 of the Enka ""' E imes pi League. On July when he beat Smith Rayonites. New York 53 31 .(, :i Boston lied So., 8-- on six hits ViwirrK Amnions ... 34 9 .265 leading the other team. nn'l a Helping Cleveland 49 3 .5:111 cycle beating i man 54 14 .259 Shaney will be Charlie "'''''I !"!' Hie SJ he completed the of Trout Boston 40 40 .5 7 every team in the league. It was Case 40 9 .223 Poindexter of Canton and Dick Philadelphia 46 41 -1 his sixth straight win and. at the Bishop 29 6 .207 Crowder of Clearwater as coaches, Detroit 4(i 42 time, his 11th win in his last 12 Shook 14 2 .142 while Sam Patton's coaches wdll Chicago 21! 50 ,;: decisions. Hemrv 4 0 .000 be the playing managers, Jack A- In '"iial timi Washington 34 4;: 3 0 .000 lexander of Eeusta, FJaul Israel of n, IMI'I 11, 'neat jrl Kellner's record k-- all the more Pressley St. Louis 2!) 55 .:; 17 ll mil remarkable when you consider that Cunningham 3 0 .000 Martel and Elmer Dudley of Ha- his fir t tarting effort came as late Neil Wyatt . 10 .000 zelwood. Hal Newhouserf Trout-ma- n as Mav I when he beat the Senat- & T? s The selection of Dudley, 'J$ J E: or- And he had to wait two :M and Yount will mark their Hazelwood Battles third straight year of being named week- lor his second win. Then LVirgil Trucks - Tigers; . -- ML-,. :.. ..j. Dish Washer he worked three games in relief to the All-St- nine. Smith will Stai in fuur days, winning a decision Newhou:-er-. of roiu p. U the ac-- . beat the A's he turned relief pitch- ing adininistei ed to the Senators. be playing his second tilt while As Final Round each time. cepted southpaw of the Ameri- er and saved a game against tin-Re- Previously he missed two shutouts Cleans Up Amnion's will face the All-St- s'ar Locals Sight will 011 homers, Karly in April he hitters for the first time. Ra-ihi- . a serious-minde- pitch- can League This be his fifth Sox. beat if lie one of pitching sur- Red Sox. l. on Players picked for the annual er has had few bad games this season makes it. Trucks is the the three hits but As Jockey In Loop py season. Only Detroit succeeded in Three of Prime Hal's four defeats prises of the season. Though he one of Ihein was Ted William's clash were Jack Alexander, Ed (lavs Industrial League Tli" Hazelwood him of the box during during Hie lir.t is weeks of the has won 68 games in five full seas- homo run. Light later he AP Head. Rusty Carland, David Sams knocking out Newsfeatures s;ii'T HI jouM live-hi- t Washington a 1 vic- the first halt of the race. Among race were by one run His top ons with Detroit, this is his best "for Gordon Glisson may have lost and Troy Drake of Ecusta, Sam Schedule were efforts have In; three-hi- t and campaign. He has regained his tory. The only enemy run scored his but Patton, Dick Gudger, Ebb Williams, his most brilliant victories "bug" the finite at 3 30 as if four-hi- - pro-Nav- y 1 t wile- ovci Chicago and form of 943 when he on Kd Robinb .ou's homer. poker-face- d Winnsboro, George Price, Tom Tweed and Bill shutouts administered to Washing lad from the W49 srhfdiilJ He Washington, respei lively. .lime tossed Hi victories. Looks like another tpilnlel of Trull of Enka, Paul Israel, Terry JULY 23 ton Cleveland and Chicago. S. C, still retains the confidence In two prtvtai mid-Apr- in .junior' cir- Em-nie- tt two-hi- il was Newhom.crV br month since If Trucks continues hii fine winners the necessary a winning jockey. Arrovvood, Jim Cooksey and Hazelwood at Enka t the Indians in to be Hie Rayonites nl last year. He beat Philadelphia. pitching, 's Tigers will cuit. Last time it happened was is Robinson of Martel, who with Berkeley at Ecusta to start a streak of six straight, The "bug" the asterisk next In ft win in the ' hi 1 New York, U'.i .hington, Boston and be mighty rough in the drive to 1!4(I New houser and Hob Feller Hazelwood boys will make up Martel at Raschi has been the No. Yankee to the weight carried by a horse the Clearwater bill 2(i tlir ',r.on. the pennant wire. Among his top winning each, Dave Ferriss tak- weight is n team. Canton at Beacon hurler since his first full season Cleveland, blanking the Senators and shows that the horse's the ti',1111 hiiiinred bid year when he won 19. effort s was a one-h- it shutout ing 2.1 with Spud Chandler and Tex five pounds because of an Tracing these boys will be Dewey last ;lnd mja,m. The day after he reduced nu'i'tiii! and came against the A s and a four-hi- t blank Hughson each racking up 20. Pop Ab- Newhouser apprentice Although his Ilunnicutt, Chick Loftis, lo Fifth Time For rider. II win t lie first in Noah Goode and Ray Slider Atlanta Nine mounts from here on lose that bott, fur the Rayotil weight Berkeley, Tom Fore, Walt valuable concession, Glisson of (Irnpprd four otti says many good Dee Stevenson and Clyde Canton he'll "get just as Spence, Invades inn Couldn't Speak English Beacon Defeats Berkeley Miller of Canton, Mark Ferguson, The HaynnilKs: Burgess, Wade Martin, Ossie For Twin Bill J. place m thr !oo Waldroup, Odell Buckner, Bill But Cari Speak Baseball For NBC Regional Crown Ilic Heac nn nine of Bea- Saturday Night Anders, and Norman Ayers sniiacl - m fifth pi ' "' Mills to AP Newsfeatures " The Beacon nine roared con, and Paul; Diiniejs,. Charjie hack 'of n't R One of the highlight Iwinhill-- a half toMlit much He w.i noted for PFRFFCT FOFIt ACKSI.IDF, a 12 to II w in over I bt- - Berkeley Duncan and Jim' Beach frWMHe team. WORTH. Tex, Alfonso clouting the ball. He was a great FN H YI'H TA. Okla U. P.i of the Softball season will be un- KctiMa ,.;TORT Spinner, yesterday Jillernoon to Clearwater nine. Elmer fielder, Henryetta Lions Club reeled on Champion Park in Can ManaciT Carrasquel is a remarkable young however When the win the regional i liainpionship of All in all, a large crowd of fans tried to present perfect attendance ton Saturday night vvhei iiKitt'd Jack tnan. But Alfonso fooled everybody. the NBC tournament. The win gave (pnm flirt Fnrt 1M - angle's will hhi-- aqamst mid-Ma- y hsrrfrpiofi YMC He couldn't speak English in a too. He awards to four members In a spe- Beacon team two J&riSafJSa He became slugger, the the series expected to jam into , locals conta when he showed up to cial ceremony, it ran into trouble. the powerfu, Bailoy.s SuJI1M. here climbed above the .300 mark just games to one. The series opened on 31 to witness this an arsi. Field July fpp nine nf Atlanta The first game finish in the plug a leaking gapTn fTie'thTierfof past the half-wa- point of the All four were absent. July 8 but with one victory each, which has proven it- nual classic is scheduled to Bet underway al plan in the the Fort Worth Cats. league race Now they're calling the deciding battle had been post- semi-pr- o Pa self to be the top beseball p.m. Skipper Sara Mostly he played by cir- 10 7:45 intuition him the best shortstop in the Cat-- faced in days poned since July by rain and section of state. Cither t three uncorked played in this the Thn affair will nil lun ill the "III- - In rlld and clever use of the sign language. ! .1 high-in-dd- r wet grounds. cuit. at one "mustard' l.ankv Rill IW" 1 , standing teams of their respective A bat boy who could speak Spanish One of the TVxa-- League man- pilch. very, very Yesterday'-- was ;, fl(.(. hit- Some canie horses to ride and perhaps as many each oilier. The Saturday's and a player just brought in from agers hail tin- oh vat when ting affair with Beacon 16 states against ion close to All on ,o's chin." lapping nl :''l w winners.'' Supreme nine boasts a record Brooklyn ho also could savvy that Carrasquel f'u arrived: "Yes. the 'Now. we not hollering cop- bingles and Berkeley 14 but the silIURN'1' aie Glisson, as an apprentice, was the wins and 14 losses against Hie lingo helped a lot. However, in the Venezuelan look, pretty good, all pay off came on two home by LEGIOfl per." continued. "There's runs of year. Under South- I OK a game riding sensation the toughest compel ion in he heat of baseball there right. But a hame you're not baldly a pitcher who Leioy Bailey and one by Charles DEN. Nebr if. in the g.iine contract to Clifford Mooers of Lex- while record of the I'll, wasn't time for interpreting when allowed to throw at anybody any not on Ferguson. ern States the does occasion intentionally ington, Ky., the lad to fame well known fWl plays arose. Signs and it mod- rode Champion boys is crucial base more. If wen n't for the back' u respects. Norman Avers started for Bea- Rock-po- ( he 'brush hitter he when he drove Mooers' Old rt throughout ,- fm ball sense did nicey-me- e this section. the work. ern policy you could run Carrasquel did not really bloom con but gave way to Bill Anders in a contntwi to victory in last February's ' Carrasquel also got along fine him out of the league in a month." a the fourth and he four-hi- t ine supreme nine is iai" into dangerous batsman until hurled - e.lll ,1 i;. socially. go Santa Anita Derby. Old Rockport rnrniu Mm h ini li.es 1111,1,- If he wanted to to the There was nothing bloodthirsty Beaumont became conven- hall the rest of the way to gain ,; a fbeci"; a 33 to I $94,-70- 0 s taxi-ca- was shot and earned ed two non-hitte- rs and six BoH ball park he would hand the b about the aliMude. It merely was credit for the win. The Chip iently wild, high and inside and Spinners by Hirec-lo- a the victory. Ten per cent of season at the "y" driver note written out for a reminder of an old that repeatedly plopped pos- used three hurlers with Kd Hunni-oi't- t. this rererved " him on his this went to Glisson. will pnih.ihl: im- him saying "Take me to La " The Canton club Player5- Grave was applied automatically to all terior who wa. touched for five hits ,. The little lad rode 222 winners in send Windy Sams and Nai Mi- ,i,n Field.'' Other players on the club rookie, and particularly those who On nights Carres-que- in one-thu- d inning, being the los- Ie l his year. He won his staff, again t .hhurn. rough-and-touq- first full first ller, aces of helped in ordering food. etc. did not come up the h singled er. the their National and doubled, both race July 2, 194H, Longacres ii. It wasn't long before Alfonso was way Noah a at the visitors. ...rl off American Fandlots. times with men on base; homered Goode. with perfect five r. tilCI English very near Seattle and finished 1948 with One of the season s lain l' lfil speaking not fluent- Anyway, this particular manager with a male on base, delivered a for five, paced the losers while eii;:h team ly, of course, but enough 87 firsts. But he has done much crowds is anticipated for till - ai that most did not order "du .ters" thrown at long fly that drove in a run. doubled Charlie I'eigii.on. with three for ,,H 10 l'H better the first six months this seeing two folks could him. By 400-fo- five, being all are assured of understand the Fort Worth shortstop. Neither for two more runs, hanged a tops for the Beacon M.l! year, winning 135 races for a total top games of sra on. .1. iU the time the season is over he did anvone rise as the Cats made triple and a 340-fo- nine. the the hn '1 two run of 222 in his "bug" year. .. ,0 ought to be as good as anybody. the swing of the circuit. homer. The Line Score: ,. ,1 Inn into 4 He re- Berkeley-Beaco- led in winners at New York's Archeologists have found Carrasquel also pulled F'ort But, relates Lorin McMullen. "So. it just could be. chums, 102 601 14 ol 01011 Aqueduct hon- ,01,- Worth out of the doldrums and sent Fort Worth sports that 024 600 OOx 12 16 meeting, clinching mains in Kansas which inci'ii1' the better policy in playing no ors when he scored eight four-toe- d hor-e- . it surging to the top of the Texas writer, when thP club reached with Carrasquel is one of nice, with that three and mil 1 League. He was mounts in three days. For an larger than a fox terrier once n'.oir i! just what the Beaumont it so happened that gentle neighborliness," ,,,1,-r- State' McMullen Read Gordon Glisson Dons Boots hal" Cats needed. He wasn't expected nearly all of the eight pitcher the said. the Mountaineer Want Ads. he's doing a good job that part of the country thru 01 cleaning up at the racetrack. tat THE BIGGEST VALUES IN mm ARE AT - - - BALENTHNE 9S QW Regular $4.95 Fur W ru J o sJ 1 ! 1 J HATS t . t .19 .li $t SAVE UP FELT TO SO

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