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ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES J-B SUNDAY. FEB. 22. 1959 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE AO-STAB GAME IDLY 2M1 SUNDAY DATES UNDERLINES SEASON OPENS APRIL 13 SEASON CLOSES SEPTEMBER 1 1959 SCHEDULE 140 GAMES Three New Foes On Lee Edwards Grid Schedule Favorites Advance In Net Action Canton's Black Bears will fur-l nish the oposition for the Lee Edwards Maroons in the opening football game of the 1959 season, Coach A. R.

(CAP) IsbiU The game is slated Sept. 4 at September 4 Canton, here. September 11 Hickory, here. September 18 Harding, there. September 25 East Mecklenburg, there.

October 2 North Mecklenburg, there. October 9 Myers Park, here. October 18 Charlotte Central, there. October 23 Salisbury, here. October 30 West Mecklenburg, there.

November 6 Gastonia, here. Conference Game Memorial Stadium. Three new teams have been NEW YORK AP Defending ehamnion Dick Savilt and three members of Unci Sam's successful Davis Cup team Alex Olmedo. Barry Mackay and Earl Buch-holt made it an all-favorites semifinal in the national indoor tennis championships Saturday. In the dank confines of the Seventh Regiment Armory drill shed the top-seeded Savitt will play fourth seeded Buchholi, the world's best junior, Sunday.

01-medo and Mackay renew an old rivalry. The finals are Monday. Savitt. Uie towering ex-Wimbledon champion from New York, continued to display the most impressive tennis on the lightning fast boards as he breeezed past Jack Frost of Monterey, 8-0. S-3.

Olmedo. the pride of Peru, outclassed Hugh Stewart of Pasadena, 7-5, S-3. to uphold his No. 2 seeding. Mackay.

from Dayton, Ohio, played spottily for a comeback 4-, 6-4, 6-1 triumph over 37-year-old Jaroslav Drobny added to the 10-game schedule. Following Canton, the Maroons host Hickory on Sept. 11; East Mecklenburg on Sept. 25 and go to Charlotte Oct. 2 to play North Mecklenburg.

The latter two games are Western AAA Conference contests. ST AT AT AT AT ASHEVRtE CHARLESTON CHARLOTTE COLUMBUS JACKSONVILLE rNOXVtUE MACON SAVANNAH May 22 -23-24-25 May 26-27-2S Mar 7-8 12-11 Apr April 1M4-15 Jot Apr 27-28-2 ASHEVILLE JulT lO-ll-li July UM4-13-U Jimw 2M7-2S Junt 12-13- Junt 2-3 1-J Aim 15-14-17-18 24-25-26 Aaf. 27-28-29 A. U-14 Aoa, July 22-224-2S-2j Ai 15-J4-17 Auf, 4-5-4 May 29-30-H. Aprl30 Jui 1 M- lS-lfr-lJ-U April 20-21-22 May 4-5-4 May 24-27-28 April 14-17-181 May 1-2-J CHARLESTON My 17-18 July 3-4-i Ju 8-9-10-11 Junt 22-25-24-23 July 13-14-15-14 Juw Junt 19-20-a Auo.

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18-19-20 Aug. 21-22-22 Aug. 22-Jl Aug. 10-11-12 July 29-30-31 Aug, 7-8-9 Jury 27-28 StpL 1 April 20-21-22 May 7-8-9-U-ll May 4 5-4 April 13-14-15 May 19-20-a April 23-24-25- May 22-23-21-25 MACON Juki 8-9-10-11 Junt 24-278 Junt 22-23-24-25 Junt 2-3 July 4-7-8-9 Junt 12-13-U Jury 17-18-U July 29-30-31 Aug. 13-14 Aug.

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10-11-12 Aug. lj-3 July 29-30-31 Aug. 21-22-22 Jury 22-23-24-25-f Aug. 13-14 July 10-11-12 Aoj. 24-25-26 Lee Edwards, defending con ference champions, also play My ers Park, Charlotte Central.

West Mecklenburg and Gastonia in conference engagements. $28,265 Offered Rebel Drivers DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) President Bob Colvin of Darlington International Speedway says a total guaranteed purse of $28,265 will be offered to drivers at the South Carolina track's May 9 Rebel 300. The schedule is so arranged that after the Hickory game, the Maroons will be at home every other week. The schedule: of Egypt.

Buchholi, St. Louis high school boy, topped Donald Dell Yale University junior, lfl-fl, J-3. ces? gub The feature match Saturday will be that between Olmedo and Mackay. The latter beat Olmedo lr. a five-set thriller at Merion iast summer but the sensational Peruvian, who almost singlehand cdly captured the Davis Cup, has been ahead an their last three meetings.

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Budd is setting ing to open at home against and Charleston, coming to townldays May 29 through June 11. three times during the season. However, the long home stand is Knoxville on Sunday afternoon the McCormick Field opener April 16 against Columbus, Ga Ray Hathaway's team. However, General Manager Art Longest home stand will come broken June 2-3 for a two-game By BOB TERRELL Citizen-Times Sports Editor Although the revised South Atlantic League baseball schedule, adopted by club directors last the pace with a 13.7 figure, but set at Knoxville. April 12, but abandoned those plans upon remembering that Gene Sluder will open his Ritchie is close behind with 13.1 63 Haywood Street ALpine 4-4381 OTHER CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HCC OFFICES Albwnarl Aihibor turlinglM ChorlMt DurkaM Gastonia Grntbor KannapoKs Morion Monro Reanol Rapid, Wintren-Salcm Perkins revealed Saturday after a league meeting in Atlanta that June 4 through June 11 with eight games, four against Columbus and four against Macon.

Those eight games are included in a period in which Asheville will play 12 home games in 14 The Asheville club will not be on the road at any time for more than 8 days. Knoxville will play here July 4th. Asheville had considered try NASCAR racing schedule that afternoon with a Grand National race at Asheville Weaverville Speedway. week, appears on this page, Knoxville wants to open against Asheville's opening dates are still Asheville in Knoxville on Sunday, nriain April 12. and then play in Knox- ville on Monday and Tuesday The schedule calls for the local (aki Wednesdav off before club to open April 13-14-15 in Ashevie nome for ils Knoxville and come home for BRINGS YOU THESE TERRIFIC Bringing You the NEWEST and FINEST in Spring cTasiions and dairies Here they are fabrics and fashions with all the life, color, and freshness of spring.

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League directors voted to play a continuous season, not split, The first place team after games of July 9 will be host to the league all-stars July 20 or 21. In case of a tie after the July 9 gamvs, the first team to break the tie will be the host team. The league also voted no split gates. Each team will keep its home receipts. A bit of good news playerwise for Aslrcville developed at the meeting.

Branch Rickey director of Pittsburgh's farm system, telephoned Sally President Sam Smith during the meeting to say that Pittsburgh has "several good Class A players" for Asheville. Rickey said he would call Perkins early next week with names and positions of the players. The 140-gamc Sally schedule, which will end on Sept. 1, has each of the league's seven teams, Columbus, Macon. Jacksonville, Savannah, Knoxville, Charlotte ivy league cnecKS and stripes.

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