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ORPHAN ANNIE By Harold Gray 12 THE ASHEVULE CITIZEN, Wed, Jon. 27, 1965 BEETLE BAILEY THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C. 19 Wednesdoy, January 27, 1965 AM Bv Mort Walker 1965 SOUTHERN LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE 7 "THAT ONE WAS INI PARENTM6SES 8AAILB, A 7 eVBtyTHIN TVE 1 I CMKRnJL SPIRIT MAvJeo CMAPLAlM 6AVS SOUNDS rt TUB 7 LIKE IT HA QUOTES 1 Jtef9 N- Bob Terrell Beware Of76ers In Playoff At AihtvilU At Birmingham At Charlotte At Columbus At Chattanooga At Knoxvillo At Lynchburg At Montgemi Sports Editor May 1-2-1 June 17-10-10-120) Aup. 0-10-11 ASHEVILLE Touriitt" May 27.20-20.(10) Jury Stpt.

1-4-11) April 10-20-21 Junt 1-4-S-I4) July 24-27-20 May 10-11-12-11 Juna 21-210 July 1 Auf. 10-20 May Jury 24-141 Aup. 2I-I22)-2I-M May 24-25-24 July Aup. 11 Stpt. 1-2 April 22-21 Junt 7-1-0-10 July 20-10-11 Aup.

1 Jack Smith, Businessman BOSTON (AP) Beware the Mir Jape 21-22-! An 12-IJ-14-I1I) May 27-20-20-110) July 14-17-111) Sept. 1-4-15) BIRMINGHAM April 21-20-10 June 14-11-14 Aup. 1-4-7-10) April 24.1251-24-27 Junt 11-12-111) Aue. 2-1-4 May 17-10-10-20 July 1-4-7 Aup. 25-24-27 "Carom" May 14-11-116) July 2-1-14) Aup.

21-1221-21-24 April 14-17(111 May II Juae 1-1 July 22.21-14-tll) rraiaoeiphia 76ers in the National Basketball Association playoffs. May 7-0-101 Junt Auf. U.IMI CHARLOTTE May 21-22-121) July l-O-IO-(ll) Aua. 22-1201-10 April le-17-lll) Mi 11 Junt 1-2 July Mty 17-11-10-20 July 1-4-7 Aup. 21-24-27 April 24-1251-24-27 Junt 11-12-111) Aup.

2-1-4 April 21-20-10 Junt 14-11-10 Aup. 5-4-7-I1) 'Hornets" May 4-1-0 Juao21.22.tl Aup. Red Auerbach, pro basket You'll remember Jack Smith as a square shouldered, thick-chested, muscular guy who drove a stock racing automobile for 17 years with the best of NASCAR's competitors. The World Almanac and other such publications mention his name among record speed holders, and he confesses to hav-held records at Darlington, Daytona, May 17-11-1 0-20 July Auf 2J.24.27 May 14-11-114) July 2-1-14) Aup. 21-1221-21-24 CHATTANOOGA April 22-21 Junt July 20-10-11 Aup.

May 4-5-4 Juae 21-22-21 Aup. 12-1 J) May 27.21.29.(10) July 14-17-111) Sept. 1-4-11) April 24-121)4(47 Juae 11-12-111) Aup. 2-1-4 'Lookouts" April May 11 Junt 1-2 July 22-21-24-121) IVEY'S of' ashevmxe STEVE CANYON By Milton Caniff Stationary Street Floor April 22-21 May 7-1-10) Juni 24-25-24-127) Auf. April 10-20-21 Junt 1-4-5-16) July 24-27-20 May 1-2-1 June 17-11-10-120) Auo- 0-10-11 COLUMBUS May 21-22-121) July Aup.

20-1201-10 May 10-11-12-11 Junt 20-20-10 July 1 Aup. 10-20 'Yankees" May 24-25-26 July 12-11-14-11 Aug. 11 Sapt. 1.2 Junt 0 July 204041 Aup. 1 AAV A-B flin 34 a very special price for a limited time only A I eiiY CANYON.

AEEANflSO HNC UOBTV-PoTCCTl HnT CTAVItdrt I 7 WAWTCn Vnll Tn rnAAB sSHrrfAKV SWPfJ AMYB6 YOU COUUP HERE IPYOI) TO MAIMSB ANl PLAif JLvj. ball 8 empire builder as Boston Celtics coach, issued the warning Monday white taking a verbal poke at Wilt Chamberlain. Auerbach rates as an expert en the subject of Philadelphia which ended a 16-game Boston victory srtreak Saturday night. The Celtics, winners of 24 of (heir last 26, have lost only eight games three to the 76ers. "Philadelphia has a good chance in the playoff," Auerbach said.

"I don't think Cincinnati has enough height. After April 21-20-10 Junt 14-15-14 Au. 5-6-7 -III April 10-20-21 Junt 1-4-5-14) July 24-27-21 May July 14-17-110) KNOXVILLE Mty 14-11-114) July 2-1-14) Aup. 21-1221-21-24 May 24-25-24 July 12-11-14-11 Aue. 11 Sap.

1-2 May 1-2-1 June 17-11-10-120) Aup. 0-10-11 May 10-11-12-11 Junt 21-20-10 July 1 Auo. 1-20 'Smokies" Lakewood in Atlanta, Bridgehampton, N.Y., "and a few other places." Jack Smith at the age of 41 has forceably retired himself from racing, and has parlayed the fame he won on race tracks into a growing automobile transmission repair business in the two Carolinas. Jack Smith's Automatic Transmission Service, a firm that rebuilds, repairs and exchanges automobile transmissions, is thriving in Asheville and Spartanburg, and Smith is opening a Sept. EATON'S May April 24-1211-24-27 Junt 1 Au.

2-J-4 May 21.22-121) July 1-0-10-111) Aug. 20-1201-10 LYNCHBURG May 7-1-10) Junt 24-21-26-127) Aup. 16-17-10 May 4-1-4 Juna 21-22-21 Aup. 12-11-14-111) April 22-21 Junt 7-1-0-10 July 20-10-11 Aug. 1 July 5-4-7 April May 11 Junt 1-2 July 22-21-24-125) 'White Sox" Aug.

25-26-27 April April 20-20-10 May 21-22-121) July Auf 2I-I20I-10 May 1-1-1 June Aup. 0-10-11 Juna MONTGOMERY -W M-ll-74 May 7-1-10) Juna 12 i-U2T Aup. 14-17-1! Junt 2f.2P-.ta May 24 25-24 July 12-11-14-11 Aup. 11 Stpt. 1-2 'Rebels" July 26-26-27 Aup.

1-4-7-11) July 1 Aug. 10-20 Season Opens April 16, Closes Sept. 5 All-Stir Gam July 19-20-21 Sunday Dates In Paronthoihj Wayne Bmbry and Jerry Lucas, they don't have any height at U. "Emhry is giving away four Famous writing paper in the Double Quantity box, at a get-acquainted special price! The same quality and same quantity as in TWO single quantity boxes, which I SfO usually cost 2.98. 1 Ivey'i Stationery, Street Floor Note For A Club To Match! inches in height to Chamberlain.

will be playing Johnny Kerr and there's no advantage 1 i ottaa there. Tne rest of the Phiiadel phia forecourt is ail bigger." piace in tnariotte right away." "I figure my racing career is re- TERRELL sponsible for seventy per cent of my business," he said. "I'm as well known in Asheville as in Spartanburg where I live," (he ran every race Gene Sluder promoted at Asheville-Weaverville Speedway) "and I don't believe my name has been forgotten in Charlotte." With true business acumen, Smith confided, "Getting the business is only part of it. In order to keep the business, we must offer the best service available, and I think we're doing that. We give a man two-hour or one-day service and all our work carries a hundred per cent guarantee." 'I'd Run Daytona In A Minute' Successful as he is, Jack still lends an ear to his previous Tourists' Schedule Ideal For Contender MARY WORTH By Allen Saunders HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU NEED? The 76ers are running third in the Eastern Division of the NOTHING I -TB WE ML OF UJ-THE TWINS I GOT CAR 5eS TZ fSI 1 AND I-HAVE ENJOYED VOUR iLtK? TROiIbLE MrT YOU CAN WRONG, JUST-SITTING 5W INPLAINSVILLE AND STARR? JS1 I uavf A vrevBlI WANT TO TALK uimi-wii lumnu SERIES OF It BV BORROW 800 1 s1 0,000 Borrow on lit, 2nd and 3rd mortgages.

Loan Interview in your home may be arranged. Modernize your home expand your business, pay off old debts. OUT OF TOWNERS MAIL COUPON OR CALL COLLECT, i I PLEASE SEND ME CREDIT APPLICATION FOR A HOME By BOB TERRELL Citizen Sports Editor Should the Asheville Tourists happen to come up with a Southern League pennant contender this summer, most of the stretch run will be played right here in town. During the month of August the Tourists will play 20 home games at McCormick Field and only 11 on the road, according to the league schedule which was officially released Tuesday. And if the Tourists get off to a fast start, local fans will benefit again from the schedule.

Sixteen of Asheville's first NBA, while Cincinnati is second. As for the 76ers' newest acquisition, the 7-foot. 1 Chamberlain, greatest scoring machine in the game's history, Auerbach said: "It's a shame when one guy can dictate to the league what he is going to do. "They say Philadelphia has won three in a row since Wilt joined the club. "Actually the 76ers are 4-3 because Wilt didn't report right away.

The team had won one and lost three between the time he was traded and decided to get to work. "Philadelphia can't catch Cincinnati during the regular season. Those three losses suffered 24 games are home games. "We couldn't have a more ideal schedule," said General Manager Jim Mills Tuesday. "Now if we can come up with a ball club to match, we'll be all right." Every indication points to a strong, well-balanced Tourist team this summer, a team capable of making a run for the pennant.

The first indication is Pittsburgh's promise to Tourist President Fleming Talman that Asheville will be given every available ball player capable of competing in the Southern League. The second indication is the promise of the Columbus, Ohio, club, the only Pittsburgh YOUR HOME DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FOR. NO RED TAPE. ONE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT. CALL 254-8846 cation than Asheville, that sufficient players will be available to produce a Tourist contender.

Harold Cooper, Columbus's general manager, told The Citizen Tuesday that Columbus has gone to considerable expense to build a strong, veteran AAA club in that city, thereby freeing at least half a dozen Pittsburgh farm hands for the Tourists. "Of course, we were trying to build our own club," said Cooper, "but when we bought or drafted these six players, we also had Asheville in mind. "We knew there wasn't enough talent in the organization to go around, so we went out and spent a lot of our own money buying ball players." The Jets drafted two men last December, lefthanded pitcher Frank Carpin irom Richmond, and third baseman Ossie Virgil from Seattle. In addition, Columbus has purchased the contracts of outfielder Bob Perry, a .276 hitter with the Los Angeles Angels last summer, Jack Da-maska, the International League's all-star second baseman at Jacksonville, and Ron Cox, an outfielder-first baseman, from Jacksonville. Columbus also repurchased pitcher Sam (Toothpick) Jones's contract from Baltimore.

The Orioles bought Jones from Columbus for their futile American League pennant run late last summer. Columbus will carry only 20 players from the start of the International League season to the iinish. these six already in the fold, the Jets need only 14 Pittsburgh farm hands to complete their roster. When those 14 are selected, Tourists Manager Pete Peterson will get the pick of tha rest. The Tourists will open the Southern League season against the Charlotte Hornets at McCormick Field April 16 in a three-game series.

During the season Asheville will play 11 Sunday dates at home and nine on the road. The Tourists will be out of town on the two big holidays, Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. The season ends the day before Labor Day. OWNERS MORTGAGE LOAN. NAME ADDRESS CITY 7 YEARS TO REPAY PHONE THE RYATTS By Calvin L.

Alley OPEN 10:30 AM TO 11 PM. FRI. SAT. calling. He gets the itch to compete again on the tracks, and spends a portion of his time subduing that urge.

"I would race again if the price were right," he said. "I'd run Daytona in a minute. I never have said I had quit completely, although I know that everybody gets too old to race. It all boils down to this: I can't look after a race car and my business at the same time, and I've got everything I own tied up in the business." Jack started racing in Thomaston, in 1946, driving a 1934 model Ford Roadster. From there he progressed through all types of racing and, along with Buck Baker, Ed Samples, Speedy Thompson, Billy Carden, the TO MIDNITE e( (T-' WftAT A- PAWIES AN' HE'S LOOMW ATW xurfside HOT DOGS 15c The Tourists' 1965 Schedule iarm team of higher classifi while Wit should have been playing and wasn't might have been the difference." HOMO FORD DEALER BLAZING BUYS NOW 1.50 ADJUST BRAKES AND REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS ONLY 19.20-71-Lvnrhhiira MIDWINTER MILK SHAKES 20' 22-23-Knoxvllle JACK SMITH 28-29-30-Knoxvllle DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Biltmore Tire-Brake Service Formerly Hub Tlrs Location MAY I Hendersonvill, Biltmore 1S4-HM l-IlM-rharlMlD a-3-a-orrminanam 7-8-(9)-Columbus HAMBURGERS 15 100 Pure Beef Ketchup, Pickle, Onion Mustard Before or After Your Favorite erf VISIT PATTON AVENUE 1047 ip-M-12-1 j-Blrmlnohm RED-HOTiPUSED CAR SA1 El New car sales are the hottest in history, ftl 1 Result: we've got a sizzling selection of Mi 9 oreat iicprl r.ar.

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Has lots of extras including good white wall tires $1488 They Last SAVE Widenhouses, the Flocks, and others, he was ready to race when NASCAR struck its first gong. There Is a popular misconception that Smith's grinding wreck at Darlington in 1958 made up his mind to eliminate that track from his racing schedule, and sped the end of his racing career. "That isn't true." he said. "After that wreck, I ran both the Rebel 300 and the Southern 500 in 1959. I decided not to run any more at Darlington after an incident during a tire test in 1960.

"I was running a Pontiac when I spun, hit the fence, and knocked nine guard rail posts out of the ground. It didn't do $200 worth of damage to the car-somebody else ran the car the rest of the day-but I took one look at that fence and said, 'This is no place for Running Major Races Isn't Enough Jack ran his last Grand National race in Savannah, In 1963. Last summer he drove in two sportsman races, one at the New Asheville Speedway and another in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta. "Racing is an occupation that requires full time and complete participation," he explained. "Let me illustrate my point.

I think Fireball Roberts' trouble was simply that he wasn't running enough. It's a mistake for drivers to run only the major tracks and pass up the smaller races on the half- and quarter-mile tracks. Running the major races only, they don't drive enough to stay in condition. "I ran only 11 races in 1960, and I know what I'm talking about. These little races-the 100-milers-keep you in condition; they keep your hands tough, your reflexes sharp, and your muscles toned.

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Another son, Jackie, is quite a football quarterback He is a senior at Chamblee, High, and will choose between football scholarship offers from Georgia, Georgia Tech, Van-derbilt and Alabama before entering college this fall. The years have been good to Jack Smith, and he has no complaints. But the wanderlust is in his eyes. When he said he'd race Daytona in a minute, he meant it. The instinct of an old trouper is still very much alive within him.

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