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Western Carolinian Volume 02 Number 06

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  • Page Four THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN March 1, 1934 JACKSON CHEVROLET CO. Sylva, K C. DR. CONRAD NICHOLS DENTIST Office over Sylva Pharmacy Sylva, N. C. REMEMBER— You're There with a Crosley! THE RADIO SHOP (L. A. ALLEN) SYLVA, N. C. THE SHELL STATION AT LOVE FIELD Gas - Oil - Accessories Groceries - Candy Cakes Soft Drinks W. H. MOODY OUR MOTTO IS: "Satisfaction to All" CULLOWHEE SHOE SHOP L. P. MONTEETH, Mgr. WELCOME STUDENTS! Fountain Service "Friendship" BUCHANAN & BATTLE Cullowhee, N. C. FACULTY — and — STUDENTS Let Us Continue Our Services With This Motto: "Efficient Service To All" FRED HENRY, Agent Phone 20 Sylva, N. C. WAYNESVILLE LAUNDRY Waynesville, N. C. 10th Annual Invitational Tournament Well On Way Several Teams Have Already Accepted Invitations AU Reservations Must Be In By February 26 The Tenth Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament for high schools in Western Carolina will be staged here March 8, 9, and 10. Many of the high schools have already sent in their reservation and others are expected each day. All reservations must be in by February 26. The tournament officials have sent out invitations to thirty-two high school teams, consisting of sixteen girls 'and sixteen boys' teams. If these teams do not respond immediately or before February 26, their invitatior will be cancelled and some other team will be invited. The tournament has heretofoi been a success and has been of much interest throughout this part of the state. There will be two loving trophies given to the winners of the tourney. One will be given to the winning girls' team and one to the winnin; boys' team. Before this year, a team had to win the trophy three years, 01 two years in succession, in order make it theirs for keeps. This year it is changed and the winners of thi trophies will keep them as their own. Behel girls have been the outstanding features of the tourney for the past four years, as they have carried off the championship of the girls. Those who have accepted and sent reservations are: Almond boys; Bethel girls and boys; Highland boys; Rosmond boys; Edneyville boys and girls; Elf boys; Etowah girls; and Red Oak girls. Those who are expected to enter soon are: Andrews; Brevard; Bryson City; Cherokee; Clyde; Cullowhee; Fines Creek; Glenville; Hayesville; Murphy; Rob- binsville; Stecoah; Sylva; Topako; Webster; Waynesville; and Franklin. Bryson City boys were winners of the boys' last year, while Bethel girl; carried off the championship for th< girls. The college will furnish entertainment for the teams while they are undefeated in the tourney, but a; soon as they are defeated they musi bear their own entertainment. The college will furnish official; and balls throughout the tourney. ^ V *^> Sutton Leads Cats to Win Over High Point; 38-31 Catamounts Play Brilliantly Throughout Game The Western Carolina Catamounts played what was considered their best game of the season here Friday night, Feb. 10, to turn back the High Point College cagers, 38 to 31. The visitors took the lead at the opening of the game, but soon the Cats came to life and shot ahead, never to be completely halted again. The half ended with the Cats in the lead, 21 to 16. Sutton Plays Brilliant Ball Alvin Sutton, Catamount guard, proved to be the outstanding feature of the game. Culler, High Point forward and also All-Conference foi ward last year, could not equal the performance done by Sutton. Sutton, while playing at High Point last week, held the mighty Culler to one field goal, which proved to be the first time for the Ace forward to be held to such a small score this season. Sutton seems to be on the road to make All-Conference guard. Catamounts are among the leaders in the North State Conference. The line-ups: High Point (31)— G. FT. Cullera, f 4 5 U Diamond, f. —. 1 2 4 Ridge, c o i 1 Williams, g. — - 1 o 2 Ronyez, g 419 Oakley, g 1 O 2 Cats Win Easily Over A. C.C. Cagers, 30 to 22 Junior Varsity Cats Win Preliminary Over Cullowhee High The Western Carolina Cata- ounts, with Wilson and Woodard, forwards, who rolled up 30 points between them, and Williams' two points, trounced the Atlantic Christian College five in an easy victory here last Thursday night, Feb. 11, tt> the tune of 30 to 22. The two teams fought on even terms up to the intermission, when the Cats began to tighten down on the defense and began to roll up the score. At the half, the score was 16 to 14 in favor of the Cats. Sutton and Fullbright Shine Sutton and Fullbright, Catamount guards, and considered two best guards in the North State Conference, kept Cunningham and Bass, the visitors' sharpshooters, under cov er. Cunningham scored 9 points, while Bass registered 7. Total... 11 9 3' W. C. T. C. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE January 9 - W. C. T. C. 43, Tennessee Teachers 41; here. January 10—W. C. T. C. 20, Tennessee Teachers 41; here. January 12—W. C. T. C. 23, Maryville 46; there. January 13; W. C. T. C. 25, Carson-Newman 35; there. January 19-W. C. T. C. 35, almont 28; here. January 20—W. C. T. C. 36, .Appalachian 34; here. January 24—W. C. T. C. 23, Catamounts (38)— G. FT. Wilson, f 3 2 8 Woodard, f. _ 2 4 8 Barnwell, c -- 3 2 8 Sutton, g. 6 O 12 Fullbright, g 1 O 2 MIDDLEMOUNT GARDENS Flowers For All Occasions Phone 815 27 Haywood Asheville, N. C. DR. T. C. SMITH CO. Wholesale Druggists 14 & 16 S. Lexington Ave. Asheville, N. C. For Good Prices and Best Work, Bring Your Shoes to the BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP SYLVA, N. C. A COMPLETE LINE OF FRUITS - CANDIES and BEER 'Try Our Sandwiches' STOVALL'S FRUIT STORE SYLVA, N. C. Total. Refen C. A.). :nbeV.r( Canton Y. M. Catamounts Win Easy Victory Over Piedmont, 60 to 29 Girls Lose to Piedmont Lassies 26 to 32 The Western Carolina Catamounts won an easy victory over the Piedmont College cagers of Demor- ist, Georgia, with the score of 60 to 29. The Catamounts took the lead in the opening of the game and seemed to find the basket at any angle of thi court at their own ease. The Catamount Girls lost a hard fought battle with the small margin of 26 to 32. A COMPLETE LINE! Nunnalys. Candies Whitman s Candies Parker, Sheaffer's and Waterman Pens Jewelry - Cosmetics WELCOME TO ALL SYLVA PHARMACY wba 43; then r-Rhyi -Rim -W. C. [; there. 26—W. C. t 28; there, 27—W. C. here. -W. C. .5; here. -W. C. T. C. T. C. 37. T. C. 35, T. C. 38, Febn 34; her:. 8—W. C. C. 30, C. 38, Atlantic Chris February 9—W High Point 31; here. February 10—W. C. T. C. 50, Piedmont 29; there. February 15—W. C. T. C. 35, Lenoir-Rhyne 52; there. February 16—W. C. T. C. 31, Appalachian 37; there. February 17—W. C. T. C. 34, Appalachian 38; there. February 21—W. C. T. C. 23, Hiawasr.ee 20; here. February 22—W. C. T. C. 24, Hiawassee 36; here. March 1—W. C. T. C, Young Harris: here. Total points: W. C. T. C, 644; opponents, 721. First Annual Jackson County Championship Basketball Tournament Sponsored By Western Carolina Teachers College To Be Held Here MarclT2 and 3, 1934 Western Carolina Teachers College will hold its first Annual Jackson County Championship Basketball Tournament here March 2 and 3. There will be four high schools to enter the tourney, with each school entering a boys' team and a girls' team. It is not known just yet how many graded schools will enter the tourney. Both boys' and girls' teams will enter the graded school event. A loving trophy will be given to » winners of both girls' and boys* teams of both high school and graded school. Rules for the Tournament are: 1. There will be four divisions, as follows: a. High School girls. b. High School boys. c. Graded School boys. d. Graded School girls. 2. Each high school in Jackson County may enter one girls' and one boys' team. 3. Each graded school in Jackson County may enter one girls' team and one boys' team. 4. Each boys' team will be limited to ten players and coach. 5. Each girls' team will be limted to twelve players and coach. 6. Each player must meet the fol- lowng eligibility requirements: a. He or she must have been a bona fide student of the school represented since school opened in January, 1934- b. He or she shall not be a postgraduate. c. He or she must be passing at least three subjects. d. In the high school division, no player who has played as much as four years' high school basketball will be eligible. 7. Each school will bear its own expenses of transportation and entertainment. 8. There will be no entry fee. 9. The college will furnish officials and balls. 10. Entries including list of players must be in the hands of C. C. iPbindexter, Director of the Tournament, not later than February 24. 11. The games will be played according to Spalding's Rules for 1933- 34. The girls will play the two-division court. 12. A schedule of pairings and playing time will be announced as Catamount Girls Lose Close Cage Game To Appalachian The Western Carolina girls lost the hardest fought and best game of season to the fast sextets of Ap palachian State here last Thursday night, February 22, to the tune of 3' 30. The Catamount girls were the first to find the basket, but were soon overtaken by the Boone lassies, who held the lead until in the third quarter when the Catamounts again began the beautiful work and charged ahead. The game was exciting all the way through, with the score tied many times. In the final period it was a see-saw with the two team; until about two minutes to play when the Catamount girls staged a 13. A permanent trophy will be awarded to each of the four winning teams. lly to go in the lead by three points. One of the Catamount girls fouled the Boone girl made the shot good. This was followed by a foul by a Boone girl and the shot made good by Whiteside, Catamount forward. As the game came to the close Boone girl got loose for a field goal and then two fouls were called on Catamount girls which were made good for two points by the Boone lassies and gave them the big end of the score 3 1 to 30. This was considered by all who saw the game to be the best played the Catamount hardwood this Season. The Catamount girls were defeated by the number of points, but were never out fought at any time. They played the Boone girls off their feet most all the game hut it seemed that "OLD BAD LUCK" was with them. It cannot be said that any one Catamount player was superior to her team males as it seems that the best combination of the season has at last been found by the Catamount coach. The change in the line-up is Ruth Brown, who has been playing an outstanding game as forward. She has been moved to guard position.
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