Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 10

Maroons, A-B Featured In Doubleheader Here Tonight 1A THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. 1U Tuesday, February 5, 195Z Burlington, G-W Arc Opponents At Auditorium Mills Boys To Meet New Brother Duo Erwin, Valley Springs In Crucial Game Tonight i a With tournament lime no more entertain Newton in a Western than two weeks away, Western AA Conference game. North Carolina high schools will strive for higher conference stand ings in 46 scheduled doubleheaders Reynolds Takes Two rom 'Cats tonight. One of the most important Buncombe County games of the year will be the Erwin at Valley Springs boys game tonight. Valley Springs currently heads the league with a 9-2 record and Erwin is in second place, a scant half-game back with an 8-2 mark.

Third place Owen (7-2) will invade Leicester 3-6) and Reynolds By CHARLIE SMITH Citizen Sports Writer The Lee Edwards Maroons and the Asheville Biltmore Bulldogs will face conference foes tonight in a twin bill at the City Auditorium. Coach Cap Isbill's Maroons will face the Burlington Bulldogs In a Western AAA game at 7:30 and Asheville-Biltmore will play Gardner-Webb in a Western Carolinas Junior College Conference tilt immediately following. This will be the first encounter for Asheville-Biltmore with Gardner-Webb, but the second with Burlington for the Maroons. Asheville-Biltmore mentor Ernie Jernigan said yesterday that the Bulldogs were improving steadily in the rebound department and with a little more shot accuracy the team should be able to raise itself from its fourth place ranking in the conference. Probable starters for Asheville-Biltmore will be Charlie Stamey and Eddie Hcnslcy at forwards, John Wilson at center and Jimmy Rickman and Claude Norman at guards.

Ilcnsley is a newcomer lo the Bulldogs and has shown up well in rebounding and offense. Another new teammate, Ben Sutton of llenclersonville, is out indefinitely Coach Jim Blankcnship's Reynolds Rockets look both games of a twin bill from the Henderson-ville Bearcats at Reynolds last night. The girls won, 55-40, and the The Mills brothers, Tiny and Al, a couple of huge Canadian lumberjacks who were soundly whipped here last week by Peta Managoff and Angclo Martinelli, will meet another Canadian brother duo at City Auditorium Wednesday night in wrestling matches. They will compete in separata matches, however. The Scott brothers, Sandy and George, of Hamilton, Onlaria, will be making their Asheville debuts.

Local promoter Chief Saunooke, who has seen the ScolLs in action, predicts a rough evening for the Mills boys. Al Mills will meet Sandy Scott in the one-fall, 30-minute opening match which will get under way at 6:30. Then Tiny Mills will tak on George Scott in tin one-fall, 45-minule preliminary. The Scotts are smaller men than the Milk, but they are capable wrestlers. George wcighj 230 and Sandy 234 in contrast to Tiny, 280, and Al.

248. The feature event, a best-of-llirce falls match with a 60-minut time limit, will pair Managoff and Martinelli against Ali Bey and Jim (The Bull) Austeri for tha Southern tag team championship. Bey and Austeri have held th title since last fall. boys posted a 59-47 victory. Miriam Sullins took game hon (3-6) will play at Enka (4-5).

The Buncombe County girls ors for the Reynolds team as she with a cold. Sutton turned in out-standing offensive and defensive performances in his first role with Asheville-Biltmore. The Maroons will be seeking their third conference victory and revenge for an earlier overtime loss at Burlington. The Maroons will be without the services of Mike Croce, who has taken the starting role at forward all season, and Keith Anders, reserve guard. Both will be sidelined due to colds.

Fred Carter will most likely replace the ailing Croce at the starting post. Carter is a 6-1 soph-omore who has played in a reserve capacity all season. David Ehle, 6-4 junior center, will also take his first starting role at the pivot post tonight. Is-bill figures the experience the two will receive will be invaluable to the club next season. The Maroons now list only 11 members on the roster.

Injury claimed two seniors, Bruce Nelson and Tom Hunnicutt, while Johnny Spain and Rex Redmon were dropped from the squad due to scholastic difficulties. Finishing out the starting lineup will be Mickey Hoyle and Eddie Rudcen at guards and Claude Gibson at forward. Hoyle and Rudcen will be counted on heavily for the scoring punch as they have heen assuming the load all season. Being small and fast, both are sticklers on defense. Coach Isbill praised Gibson for his performances in the previous games.

Gibson has turned in outstanding defensive performances and is considered the most improved player on the team, lie has recently figured prominently in the scoring, taking the honors for his team several times. posted 21 points. Powell led the losers with 20 points. race is tied in a knot with Enka and Owen both holding 8-1 records. Valley Springs is only a game behind at 8-3.

The Franklin girls (12-0) will be host to Highlands. Murphy and Andrews high schools, boasting undefeated teams, will clash at Andrews, although the unbeatens won't meet each other. The Andrews girls hold a 10-0 record and the Murphy boys ar 11-0. The Cullowhee boys Invade Swain for a game that could mean a lot toward the outcome of the Smoky Mountain Conference's Eastern Division. Marshall will play at Mars Hill in an old Madison County rivalry.

The entire schedule includes the following games: Burlindon il I.ca Edwirdi ItevnolJs ai biiHU Owrn at Leiceater Kiuin at Valley Sorinai llifv.rd al Belhel l-'lal Rot at Kdnevvilla Belmont at Cherr.vvilla Shelbv Cll'lside Tn.HUh al Forest City Ruthcrfordton at Kinics Mountain Rivet at Ktouah Marshall al Mars Hill Nebo vs Clearmont at Burnsvilla (ilenvllle at Svlva Oak Hill at llrexcl Bald r-eek at I'ranberrr Nantaha.a a Stecoah Jlana a' Fletcher Murphy al Andrewi Laurel al Walnut Fires 'reek at Wa.Tneavllla 1'hde Crabtree Highlands at Franklin Jlendcrsonville at canton ove C'rek at Bethel Appalachian at City. Tenn. Rurnsville at Micaville slrahna Sprines at Blowing. Rock at Suain HaveNville at lliwassct Dam Muroh.v at Andrewa Hudson at Lenoir Marion at Moraanton Newton at Tavlorsvill Valdese kt Wilkes Central Soruca Pine at Newland Salem at Hfldebran Nt'SD Crossnore Beaver Creek at Lansln Glenwood at Old Fori Pleasant Gardens at North Cove Mill Sprina at Green Creek Bee Lo at Bakersville Huh olnt at GaMnnia Webster a Cherokee Georae Hildebran al Gltn Aloina Interest continues to mount In The Reynolds boys took an early lead and were threatened only one time, in the third period, when the Bearcats lied the score. Bui the Rockets pulled away and were the chances of the five undefeated teams of WNC completing the egular season witnout a loss.

never threatened thereafter. Burgin Morrow led the Reyn -Al' WlreDholn VICTIMS OF WINTER Mary Guthrie, left, and Karen Waugh of Pleasant Hill, 111., are shown holding ducks which are so weak from starvation that they allowed themselves to be picked up without a struggle. An estimated 300,000 ducks in the state hunting preserve are starving from ice and snow covered fields where they have been feeding. The Illinois Department of Conservation has promised feed but none has shown up yet. olds team with 27 points.

Malvin Two of them, the Lincolnton girls (130) and Christ School boys (80), are Idle tonight. Roberts followed with 16 points. Yogi Poteet was high for the losers with 26 points. The Taylorsville boys (14-0) will Girl Lineups? Hruiirrton ville (40) Powell 120) (7 Stoicr 17) Bennett Griffin Face Kansas Narrows Race (Ml Reynold! (211 Sullins 4 14) Greti 18) Connor Cilloway V. Dotson Sajles Smith, Lewis, Subs: Hendeisonville: Moody 6.

Haden. Molts. RritUin. flevn Hundley Hits In Victory BLUEFIELD. W.Va..

Feb. 4 Hot Rod Hundley shot behind his back, dribbled lying on the floor and scored 34 points in West Virginia's 89-57 Southern Conference basketball victory over Virginia Military tonight. olds: V. Dotson 2, Moore, Goode 6, WriKht. Bates, Klrsiein, Sellers, Merrill.

Ci5sids. Halftime: Reynolds 3S-I4. Tar Heels Retain First Place In Poll: Wake 10th Boys' Untuns: llendersonrille (47) Byers (9) Unit (41 Miller Hi Poteet 2fi Subs: Mender. vnnvillt: (Ssi Rcrnotdi (Hit Roberts (2 Laughter (27) Morrow M) Hstuer Stevens Kinney l'are. Slcphciis-Lec Plays Charlotte Quint Tonight The Stcphene-Lee boys will play Second Ward High in Charlotte tonight in a crucial State Negro AAA Conference game.

Second Ward, picked to win tha conference, snorts a 14-1 record. All five of its starters of last are playing again this winter. Stephens-Lee, rebuilding this year after the of four start' ers from last year's tough quint, has a record of nine wins and three deleals against the toughest competition in North and South Carolina and surrounding stairs. By HI GH FL'LLERTON JK. The Associated Press Mt-Cullouxh and Iova Slate's setback resulted in another fast shufile among the other teams in the first 10.

Rrynolds: Ijnnt mire. Kcever 2. Alexander 4. Harper. It's North Carolina all tiie way HalCtime: He.inolds 2fi-24.

Ofliciali: Nockow and Hifiglni. $210,000 Bid Received For Course Elliott Casts Lot With Miami Eleven Kentucky, winning three games in easy fashion, inherited third place from Louisville. Southern Methodist, again trading positions with UCLA in their private race, jumped from sixth place to fourth while the UCLANs held fifth. A week ago UCLA edged into fifth by a three-point margin over the Mustangs. Louisville slid to sixth after an again in the weekly college basketball ratings, but Kansas refuses to Wilt.

Wilt The Stilt, that is. Wake forest is 10th and West Virginia is 11th. Due largely lo Will Chamber-Iain's invaluable contributions, I I dynes Will Pull Stunts For Harlem By RICHARD MORRIS 9Hotk Haiti OUTDOOR TIPS Ip THE CANE SEAT OF VOUd CANOE HAS WORN OUT, REPAIR IT WITH HEAW CUT CANVAS INTO STRIPS 2 ''2 INCHES WID. AND SEW A Vt INCH HEM ALONG THE EDGE OP REMOVE ALL CANE FROM FRAME AND INSTALL LENGTH' Citizen Sports Writer HE.NDERSONV1IXE, Feb. 4-Andy Gustaf.son, veteran of Miami football coach, has Kansas' victory over Iowa State; CHARLOTTE, Fvb.

4 The manager of the Carolina golf cour.se here bid $210,000 today (or a 158-acre tract which includes 15 holes of the 18-hole course. W. Sut Alexander said he was acting as agent for three of Uie four heirs to the H. J. Dunavant 81-78 loss to little Mempms biaie, which came from nowhere to a spot in the middle of the second 10 as a result of that game.

Seattle, on car romped home with a rich prize from Western North Carolina's football family Bob Elliott, the last week made a stronger impression on the voters than North Carolina's easy decision over little Western Carolina. It wasn't enough to shake North Carolina's hold on first place in Hie Associated Press SAFETYj WISE STRIPS FIRST. estate, which owns the course. He i r-rr Marques Hayncs, the Negro basketball star whose dribbling has thrilled crowds for many years, will pull his stunts at City Auditorium Thursday night when the Harlem Magicians meet the Kentucky Colonels in an exhibition game. 200-pound fullback who rewrote Bradley, Iowa State and Wake forest completed the first 10.

Illinois, thumped by unheralded Purdue, tumbled from seventh to 15th, while Wake Forest advanced to 10th on Uie strength of tiirce Atlantic Coast Conference victories. Seattle and Bradley. the school record bonks during his three years at Hendersonville poll of sports writers and broad-1 High. WHEEL Rated high, among the greatest In addition to being a good both idle last week, each moved Mr court man and an accurate shoot SPECIAL athletes ever produced at this Class A A school, Elliott's decision casters, but me jaynawK picnea up enough points to nuke the race closer. Out of 92 experts voting in Uie up two places.

4 i er, Hayncs has mastered the art of dribbling. He moves the ball to enter the University of Miami "4 Thr top 10 trams tth firs! plara votrl and won-lnsi rrcords throiKh laal Saturday was announced by his father, Charlie Elliott, who in the early in prrnlhes tptsnla on baAia): from all positions, standing, sitting, lying or crawling. It was Hayncs and Goose who alio plays for the Magicians, who made Uie Harlem added that the properly will continue in use as a golf course "a least in the near future if the bid stands Since the course went on the block last year, high bids at three previous auctions have been disallowed as too low, at Uie request of the estate's commissioners. Those bids were (or $150,000, and $195,000 One of them also was submitted by Alexander, acting as agent for three Dunavant heirs; his wife, Mrs. Louise Alexander, Mrs.

H. J. Dunavant and Mrs. Virginia Turner. Mrs.

Dunavant owns the three other holes of the course and has said Uiey also are for sale. If today's sale proves final, It '30s gained fame on the grid for the Bearcats similar to that en ninth weekly poll of the 19.16-57 college season, 53 listed North Carolina's Tar Heels on top and 22 voted Kansas first. That was aj 772 M9 C. EACH EMO r)F STRIPS joyed by his son. Elliott received a full scholar TO JMDERSIDE .172 JH 2iS North rarntlna tISO) Kailftrta (13.1) Kmlurky USD Snuthrrn Mrthndisl (1) tlS-2) I I l.

I2 USD I.ou.iullf (1) HI )) Sraltlr II) I17 JI Bradlry (1) (13.2) Intti Slate 11! 41 Waka scirriit (1) I IV) ShJOMI TKN Wrst Vtroma (15-1) llhio Slate ship and will enter Miami this BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 1. Rmov Front Whetla ond In. pct Brok Drums end liftings. 2. Clean, Imped and Repack Front Wheel Bearingi.

3. Inspect Great Seals. 4. Check and Add Necessary Heavy Duty Brake Fluid. 5.

Adjust Broke Shoet to Secure, Full Contact wilh Drums. 6. Carefully Test Brakes. WHEEL ALIGNMENT 1, Correct Cosier. OF FRAME THROUGH A DOUBLE FOLD OF MATERIAL, USING COPPER NEXT WEAVE TRANS 4 fall.

Guslafson, who had had an il luslrious record at Miami, stated VERSE STRIPS Globertottcrs an internationally-famous quint. However, three years ago, Tatum and Hayncs broke away from the Trotters and organized their own team, the Magicians. Their tour has become as popular as the Globetrotters' because of Ihe popularity of Tatum and Hayncs. The Kentucky Colonels team Is that he felt like he had acquired the finest back in the Carolinas THROUGH THESE (f iS. BOB ELLIOTT II.

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VanrttTbill ill 41 II. alilornla lll-il 20, Idaho Matt 114.4) A BASKET 'WEAVE AND TACK IN SAME MANNER if not in the entire South. An assistant coach for the Hur ham Young, located more than will transfer ownership of the 168 ricanes asserted that they are 2.000 miles aay. acres from Uie four heirs in- Gustafson credited Elliott's old-j eluding S. J.

Dunavant to the er brother, Phillip, with being i three represented by Alexander. gain in first for Kansas and a loss for Nortsi Carolina, but both recorded higher point totals titan last week, due to a heavier vote. On the basis of 10 points for each first place vote, nine for second, Carolina tallied 871 points and Kansas 773. Each won one game during the week which ended with last Saturday's games. North Car-lina walloped Western Carolina 77-59 for its 16th straight victory.

Kansas, beaten only by Iowa State this season, did a fair job of wiping out that defeat by trimming the Cyclones 75-64 as seven-footer Chamberlain scored 19 points ami grabbed 24 rebounds. Louisville's loss to Memphis Slate, Illinois' defeat by Purdue. hanking heavily on Elliott's tak composed of former college and ing over Don Bosseler's fullback Correct Camber. Correct Toe-in and Toe-out, (Above are chief causes of tire wear.) Inspect, Tighten, Adjust Steess ing. nigmy instrumental in nis nici pro league stars.

It is headed by- position once he becomes eligible sion. A service veteran, Phillip is 4. Bill Spivey, the former Ail-American at Kentucky. Spivey stands 7 now a sophomore at Miami. He and his wile and daughter reside for the vars.ty.

Elliott stated that he felt Mi' ami offered him a wonderful op feet tall. Catamounts, Bears Play Wednesday in Miami. Fast in addition to being big, Elliott was picked on virtually tv- Advance tickets are on sale now at the City Auditorium box office between 10 a.m. and p.m. No portunity in college football and that he was anxious to get to the Florida school to begin his studies WHEEL BALANCING 1, Precision Dynamic Balance.

2, Precision Static Bolonc. 3, Install Genuine Snugl Weights. $19.00 VALUE FOR 0NIY ery all-state team selected by North Carolina papers during the past fall. He was named honorable mention on the All-Southern and and lo try to make the team. A modest youth who puts team above self glory, Elliott paid trib Cl'LLOWHKK.

Feb. 4 The niht, only the socond licking East Carolina has taken on its home Western Carolina Catamounts will Want To ute lo his teammates over the past three years. Coaches Bob Tale and Cline, the press and ra seals are reserved. The crowd will occupy all seats on a first-come-first-scrved basis. Any Buncombe County high school coach who wishes may purchase half-price tickets for his entire boys and girls teams for this game.

These tickets, however, must be obtained in advance. Game time is 8 o'clock. Segregation Kmh On Charlotte Course CHARLOTTE, Feb. 4 -Segregation was oflicially ended on Charlotte's city-operated Bonnie Brae golf course today in a court order signed by Judge Susie Sharp. The Park and Recreation Commission ordered Jan.

8 that Negroes he allowed lo use the course. This was in compliance with Judge Sharp's order of last Dec. 4 that the city had 90 days lo end segregation at Uie course before she signed a restraining order. Since Dec. 4 the commission has purchased from O.

Barringer of Charlotte reverter rights to park property on winch Uie golf course lies. The reverter rights would have returned the land to Barringer if the properly were used by Negroes. meet the North State Conleicnce-leading Lenoir Hhyne Hears in Paul A. Rcid gymnasium here Wednesday night. The Catamounts, eyeing an up-scl, currently stand thu a half-game out of second place.

This game will be one of the most important in the conference to date. Buy A Cream Puff? by Bill Smith Ulie National High School All-America picked by the Wigwam Wiscmen of America. In addition to this he was named to the North Carolina learn for the 201 annual Shrine Bowl game held in Charlotte Dec. 1 and was one of the finest defensive players in the game. He also was selected to play on the Western Stars in the North Carolina high school all-star game to be played in Greensboro this court since 1952.

Saturday night, however, Wast-ern Carolina was bealen at Atlantic Christian. Western Carolina Coach Jim (Judger is specially pleased with tin showing made on the trip by 6-8 center Kandali Shields. "These were his best games," said Gudgcr. "He played exceptionally well on tip-ins and rebounds. Shields is coming around lo be the kind of center we need." Game time Wednesday will be 8 p.m.

dio and Bearcat fans for the major part they played in helping him gain his grid fame. His decision to enter Miami came only after long consideration of offers of scholarships from more Uian 30 major colleges. Among these were all of the Big Four schools, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Northwestern, Auburn, Florida, Vandcrbilt, Tennessee, Kentucky, Army, Navy and Brig- Irritated Paneho Flings Racket After Defeat Western Carolina won a game and lost one in conference play on the road over Uie week end. The Catamounls defeated Fast Carolina at Greenville Friday 357 BILTMORE AVE. DIAL 2-1871 fall.

Injuries kept him from par ADELAIDE, Australia, Feb. 4 Big Pandio Gonzales, unnerved by a hostile audience, flung his racket to the grass and knocked over a microphone today during a match with Ken Rosewall in Devaney New Coach Of Wyoming Eleven ticipating In the annual Senior Bowl game in Asheville Thanksgiving Day. In three years as a varsity performer for the Bearcats, part of which was spent as a lineman, Elliott broke all standards by picking up more than 4.000 yards for an average of better than eight yards a try. As a senior he set a school record by rolling up 1,500 yards from Charley Humez Defends Title Successfully PARIS, Feb. 4 l)-Charley Hu THE SMART MONEY'S OM OLDS I Get your tackle ready boys (he big ones will be biting soon.

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LARAMIE. Feb. 4 OP mez, the Frenchman rated tiie No. about $10,500 a year under the contract which has a "wiUiholding 1 contender for the world middle Robert S. Devaney, Michigan State clause." weight title, successfully defended scrimmage while scoring a total of 19 touchdowns.

University officials explained a their professional tour. Rosewall won, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 9-7, 6-1. Gonzales now leads tin: 100-malch scries, 7-3. Actually, only a small section of the crowd hooted every shot Gonzales made and cheered his every mistake. But nonetheless it Irritated him and several times, he glowered at the stands and shouted: "Why don't you come down and have a go yourself?" end coach, today was named to succeed Phil Dickens as head football coach ut the I'niversity of WRESTLING Wyoming.

Devaney, 41, signed a three year contract and said he would install the "multiple offense" at Uie Cowboy school. Devaney is expected to receive his European championship agaiast Pat McAteer tonight, chopping the Britisher's face into a bloody mess for an eight round TKO in their scheduled 15-round bout. This was Humei' second title defense since winning Uie crown from Italy's Tiberio Mitri In 1954. Humez, looking for title try at world champion Gene Fullmer, opened a cut on McAtcer'i Jaw in the fourth round, then kept at it with short, nurd chops. In the process, Humez' right hand also had MAIN EVENT SoBlhfrn Tat Tram C'nampleav shlp Matrh PETE MANAGOFF and ANGELO MARTINELLI TI.

ALI BEY and JIM AL'STERI portion of his s-jJary will be held back each month pending completion of the contract. They noted that Wyoming's last two coacbes Bowdcn Wyatt and Dickens were grabbed from the Laramie campus in the middle of long-term agreements. Dickens recently signed a four-year pact with Indiana University. He took his full coaching staff with him. The new coach Jvji been at Michigan State four yean.

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