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The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
Wolves Upset. WoIverettes March On
As Local Quints Split 2WHh Belmont

Lincolnton'S Wolves were upset
and the Wolverettes registered an
other easy victory as the LHS
quints halved a Western AA Con-
ference twin bill at Belmont Tues
day night.
The Wolves were ahead at the
half 24-19, but fell victim to a
scoring rally by the home team the
final two periods that cost them
their lead and the game. De-
spite t he unexpected loss, h e
Wolves of Coach Frank King held
onto their one-half game margin
for third place as 4th place Kings
Mountain lost to Shelby the same
night.
Coach Jack KiSerS all-conquer-
ing Wolverettes, in walloping Bel
mont'S girls 67-39. posted their
18th straight conference victory
for the current season and their
68th consecutive win in regular
season loop action since 1880
The win bv the Belmont boys
over the Wolves was their first
home victory of the season, and
the first time Belmont has beaten
a Frank King coached Lincolnton
uuint. The triumph was Belmont's S
second of the season in circuit
play. Lincolnton's record now
stands at 1915. Mccullough and
Brackett, two boys who usually
rack up substantial point totals,
were below par extensively for the
Wolves and this hurt their chances
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
Lbs ~ CUNTS
Here Tonight

Lincolnton highs Junior Varsity
basketball teams, girls and boys,
won important games in Little 7
Conference contests Monday night.
The local boys trimmed their
closest competitors, Shelby, Abb,
to gain undisputed possession of
first place with only one game of
the schedule remaining. Prior to
this game. the two teams were tied
for top position with identical 81
records.
In the preliminary Of the twin
bill, the Lincolnton girls continued
in a tie with North Brook for first
place in the girls division by de-
feating the Shelby girls. 69-38.
Lincolnton and North Brook now
have 1O-l records, respectively.
The local JV teams, coached by
Roy Turbyfill, play their final
games tonight Thursday against
the Cherryville teams here.
Shirley Gilbert with 20 points,
Nancy Lynn with 18, Rebecca
Punch with 10 paced the Lincoln
ton Baby Wolverettes to their vic
tory over Shelby. with Cissy Shu-
ford starring as a guard. Horn
had % points for Shelby. Barry
Devine racked up 18 points to
pace the Baby Wolves to their
close win over Shelby's boys. Reg
gle Harvey and Bobby Buff tailed
6 points each for the winners,
with ESkridge bucketing l6 points
for Shelby. Gordon Auton turned
in his usual flawless floor per-
formance for the Lines.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

any means: he's a boxing
SmOOthie. But, he takes care of
himself with prOlike skill in
any situation in the ring. He
dislikeS fighters who keep away
from him, won't mix it up. This
gets his dander up. and his
back pedaling opponent really
gets the works.
Carter, who is also remem-
bered as an Lbs football anc
baseball star. as a part of hi:
training routine makes 80 laps
around the ballpark for his road
work, does his shadow boxing
sparring, exercising at the VFW
Posts athletic room. Connor is
with him as coach-trainer, while
serving as VFW athletic officer
He'll go to New York with Garter
and the CarolinaS fighters. serve
as an assistant. Carter, apprecia
tive of what the VFW Post is
doing for fellows like him in its
sports programs. said of the Post
1T is one of the best clubs I've
ever been associated with. l had
rather belong to it than any
other. 1t really does a lot of fine
work for youths and deserves the
support of everyone.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
Union> Rock Springs
Play In Little 10
Tournament Toniqht

Play in the Little Ten Confer
ence boys tournament begins to-
night Thursday with the fol-
lowing games:
Lowell VS. Union. o'clock. Dali
las gymnasium. Rock Springs VS.
Mt. Holly or Cramerton, O'Clock,
at Stanley gymnasium: Stanley
VS. Tryon. $50, at Stanley gym
naSium.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
Trains At WV Club
i Like To Fight" Says Champ Jim
Carter AS He Visions NY. Title

Destination: New York. OBJ
jective: The National A. A. U
WelterWeight title. Ambition: A
pro career and the worlds welter
championship.
FISTS DO TALKING
The above three things occupy
the mind of Lincolnton'S bril-
liant amateur boxer, Jarrin' Jim
Carter. as he goes through rug
ged. daily workouts at the VFW
Club here in his serious plans
to reach the top in the fiStic
trade. Jim isn't the cocky type of
boxer: he just lets his lethal fists
do his talking - and, so far, they
have helped him acquire the re-
putation of the "CarolinaS finest
amateur boxer He Won the
amateur welterWeight titles in
the four Golden Gloves taurna-
ments, along with most out
standing figher" awards. he has
completed in this year-GaStonia,
Hickory, High Point, and Char
lOtte.
And, now he's getting ready
to go with the CarOlinaS' cham
piOnS to New York and partici-
patton in the National Eastern
G.. G. finals March 7S-9. If
he wins there, and he says con-
fidentally I'm going up there
to win" he'll be in tine AAU
finals and a chance at the ma
tiOnal title. After that: A pro
career: He says: I've always
liked fighting. And, maybe I'll
turn pro if things look alright.
My ambition has always been
to be a world champion
SPONSORED BY VFW
And, Jarrin' Jim's many ad
mirers feel confident he will win
at New York, and become
champ, too. in the pro ranks if
he decides to leave the amateurs.
His biggest boosters, locally, are
his coach, Ralph Connor, and
the VFW Post members. The To-
cal VFW Post, which sponsors
a varied sports program for To-
cal youths. and presents annual
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
New Booklet On
Sports Fishing

A new booklet covering sports
fishing in North Carolina from the
Gulf Stream to the Great Smokes
is just off the press and avail
able free from the Department
of Conservation and Development,
Raleigh. Director Ben E. Douglas
announced.
The new booklet, with 80 dou-
bic size pages in handy folder
size. contains the latest informa-
ton about salt water fishing. in
Guiding such hot spots as Cape
Hatteras, Naes Head. Oregon In
let. Ocracoke, Morehead- Beau
fort, WrightSville and Carolina
beaches and Wilmington and
Southport areas. Covering fresh
water fishing, it contains a brand
new map of 100 fishing spots in
Western North Carolina.
The booklet was published by
the State Advertising Division. 1t
was produced by the Bennett Ad-
vertising Agency of High Point
and was printed by the Washburn
Printing Co. of Charlotte.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

for victory. Mccullough had only
points, while Brackett failed to
score. Darrell Bost carried the Of
fenSive lead for the Lines with 20
points. with Don Norman'S IA
points valuable help. Trul had
10. Williams 18 for Belmont.
In the girls game. the Wolver-
cites top scorer, Maybelle Acer-
holt, led both seXtettes in scoring
with 80 points. and she played on
ly about half the game. Donnie
Smith followed with % points.
The local teams end their regu-
lar season with two games at
Rutherfordton Friday night.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

trophies in the three major sports
to outstanding athletes at Lin
colnton high school, sponsored a
Lincolnton team which includ-
ed Carter in the G. G.. Journeys
last year. and nave done the
same thing this tournament sea-
son. Carter, naturally, has been
the pride and JOY of his Coach
and the VIEW Post. He's gone
all the way" so far with his classy
performances and has earned
much favorable publicity for his
town and sponsor, the VFW, of
which he is a member; serving
2 years overseas in Germany as
an infantryman. During his SER
Weekdays. '51-'52. Jim continued
his boxing, winning 8 of II bouts
his opponents being pros as
well as amateurs.
BEGAN IN 1947
Jim started his amateur boxing
Jim started his amateur boxing
career in 1947 as a flyWeight
fought as a lightweight in 1948.
He was barred from amateur box
ing by the AAU for years C49-
500 due to no fault of his own. AS
a member of the MooreSville mo-
vice team, the coach there slip.
ped up on a AAU ruling regard
ing age limits on novice and open
fighters. Any other fighter would
have let this disbarment get him
down, in morale, but not Jim. He
still had that burning ambition
to fight. and devoted much time
and efforts to get his name clear
ed and reinstatement as an anna
teur. That he did while still in
the Army, and he returned to
the amateur battles in 1858.
In his amateur boxing career
he's had 26 fights. won 2l. And
a remarkable thing about his
career is that he's never been
knocked out. never been knock
ed off his feet. He considers
toughest fights: Flyweight Jim
McManus of Mt. Holly in l947
he beat this same McManuS
as a welterweight in two tour
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
GIRLS LINEUPS

LINCOLNTON C6D - Smith
(22), Cashion 90. NJ Aderholt
(32). Travis "a. Whitener (3).
Saunders. Forwards: Helms. A.
Boyd, Michael. B. Boyd. Burke,
Reynolds. Guards.
KINGS MIN. 1897 - McGinty
Q3. Armstrong u3, BeattsD
I'D, Mauldin t2), Forward
Kendrick. Watson, Mcclure, Hunt.
Guards.
Score by quarters:
Lincolnton ---- 25-l3-17-l2-67
Belmont ------ 8-12-11- 8-39
BOYS LINEUPS
LINCOLNTON (44l- BoSt (20),
Mccullough (2), Cochrane 90,
Forwards: Norman Q4. Center;
Bynum (6). Bracket, Aiken. Au-
ton, Guards.
BELMONT (5D = Stowe (2).
Truell G9, Mauldin, Forwards;
Williams Q8). Key 90, Centers;
Hall 90, Maynard 81, Guards.
Score by quarters:
Belmont ------- To- 9-19-13-51
Lincolnton ---- 1212-10-10-44
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

Average prices paid by Tar Heel
farmers for most feed items in
creased slightly during the month
ended December Is, 1854. All mix
cd dairy feed, soybean meal, cot
tonseed meal, and corn meal. were
all costing farmers a little more
than a month earlier.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
BY RONALD KISER

CHERRYVILLE. The stage is
set. The field is almost complete
for the big Western Conference
tournament to be held in Lin
colnton next week. The week -lona
event gets under way at $3.50
Monday afternoon with the -four
top teams CboyS and girlS) from
both the Southern and Northern
Divisions entered.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
TWO LINCOLNTON TEAMS

Lincolnton High will have two
teams in the meet along with
Rutherford Central. Kings Noun
tain and Forest City girls are
the other South girls outfits in
the big show. with Shelby's front
running boys to occupy one Of
the other berths in the South
boys bracket. Kings Mountain
and Tri-Hi are still fighting for
the fourth position. Should the
MOuntaineerS lose Friday night
to Shelby with Tri Hi defeat
ing CliffSide. the two would end
in a tie for fourth place.
From the Northern Division to
the tournament comes the Hick-
DRY boys and girls. Newton-Con-
over. ValdeSe, and Wilkes Cen
tral lads. the Lenoir and Tay-
lorsville girls. The fourth spot
among the girls hasn't been set
tied as vet.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

neys this year,; and David
Mills in two 1854 tourney fights.
CONNOR LIKES HIM
Coach Connor, himself a for
mer amateur boxer novice mid
die weight runnerup at Charlotte
in '42), beams with pride when
he talks of Jarrin' Jim. He's
coached some other good Lincoln
ton scrappers like Sonny" Tay-
lor Chicken McCurry. Jim Rost
but you can tell Jim is his
favorite. Hes a boxer with pow
ea, a great left hook and right
cross" says Conor of his protege.
"a boxer who doesn't use his
power until he has his man set up
for a kayo".
The solidly built, finely mus
cled Carter isn't a brawler by
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
Hiqh School Basketball
Tourney Here Next Week

ll-2 mark. are led by Adm Ruck-
er. Sonny Daggerhart, Mac
Thacker. the all-state gridder,
and Wade Byrd. The girls. coach
ed by Wallace Carpenter, have
a 1913 tab with Martha Padgett
and Ester Kirby among the loops
top scorers.
Nancy Bishop, Fern Barrett,
and Hazel Nance give Kings
Mountain a trio of sharp-Sh shoot
ing forwards. The two defeats in
IA starts suffered by Mrs. Eli
Zabeth Collette's Mountaineer las
sizes came at the hands of Lin
cCmton. The KIM six also has a
pair of brilliant guards in Annet-
te Lawrence and Shirley Ware
with Kay Henderson another top
flight forward.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
SHELBY BOYS CHAMPS

Lloyd Little'S Shelby Lions have
clinched the boys crown. They
edeged Cherryville Tuesday Al
46 for the honor. With scorers
the likes of Don Bridges, Law
renee KolUi. Jimmy Cummings,
and Bryan Falls, the Golden
Continued on page y
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
KISER'S GIRLS FAVORED

Jack Kiser'S WolveretteS viii
oe heavily favored in girls COM
petition, with Shelby, Newton
Conover, Valdese, and Hickory
favored in the boys bracket. Lin
cClntCn. winner of 50 Stralght
games heading into tomorroW's
encounter with RS Central, has
scored well over 700 points in
their Is loop scraps to date.
Slender Maybelle Aderholt tops
the South girls in the scoring
department with Donnie Smith
fifth. The LincolntOnS will play
their first tournament game on
Tuesday afternoon at $50,
Paced by Forwards Darrell
Bost and Dave Mccullough. Gen.
ter Don Norman. and Guards
Bob Brackett. Jerry Aiken, Frank
Kings Wolves have clinched a
birth in the tourney and will
probably see action Monday at
4:45. The Lines carry a 1915
mark to Central tomorrow.
Rutherford Centrals Hilltop
pers and Hilltopperettes will to-
morrow night complete probably
the best cage campaign in the
schools history. The Hilltoppers
OF V. NJ. Morrison. holder of an
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24
COMMON FAULT

Too many people have the habit
Of whispering their thanks and
shouting their complaints.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

Destination: New York. OBJ
jective: The National A. A U.
WelterWeight title. Ambition: A
pro career and the worlds welter
championship.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-24

neys this year,; and David
Mills in two 1854 tourney fights.
Evening star., 1955-08-30
CASHIER
CASHIER
HOTEL STATLER
18th aud y CITE NJ VI

CASHTER-CHECKER, colored; must
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Apply MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET,
1926 Hayes st. ne. 80
CLERK, for claim department, large
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IL noon. Ask for MR.. RICHTER
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PAINTER

Must be experienced and know how
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Apply weekdays. IL TO 8. lo6 S.
Wayne 81, Arlington. Va. -
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High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs; career
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Manual and machine work: no typ
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ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position handling accts.
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Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
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No phone calls.
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ilOl PA. AVE. NV.
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HELP-MfN

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depending on ahility;. No phone
TOPoGRAPHER, must be experienced
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SALARY. $4,000 to $500. "a; T.
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Sales i
MANAGER
TRAINEE

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phone OIL. 9-s302. SUNDAY through
Tuesday, for ? personal conflden-
tiai interview. 80
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SHOE Statesmen
Experienced; excellent sal
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APPLY JOSEPH DE YOUNG
1925 F st. NV.

SHORT -ORDER COOK. white. for
MAYFLoWER DINER, 502 Rhode
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SILK SPOTTER, fully experienced.
Good salary. vacation with pay.
Call MR.. BUTLER. oy. 3-l1oo,
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT WANTED
Hours from l to o. Pleasant
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Apply for interview, Hams Point
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STEWARD, white. for private club
age rs 10 IS: good starting salary
and meals: experience necessary
Elk, 3-2T5g for appointment. -
SUFERIN TESDENT MANAGER anc
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HELp-woMEN tcon..,
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

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CLERK
For large national organization, ex:
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general once routine, some typing
required. Good salary; 5-day week,
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Box 179-T. Star. 80
ADDRESsOGRAPH OPERATOR--
We have openings for accurate
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Visit personnel ONCE, 1st FIR, Ho-
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ALTERATION WOMAN, experienced
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HELP-..-MrN

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THE EVENING STAR

I101 Pa. Ave. NV.
NIGHT WATCHMAN JANITOR
white or colored. TO clean windows
wax floors. IL midnight to am
Only sober, honest man with good
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Box 34S-T Star 81
OFFICE CLERK. young, h, S. grad II.
POTOMAC EMPL. .AGCY.. 1884
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OIL BURNER SUPERVISOR, opening
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for service manager. Excellent op-
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Star. II
OPTICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Dental. Boz 3e0-T. Star IS
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Excellent opportunity for right per-
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Automobile
YOUNG MEN
OPPORTUNITY
.UTO11NtiD1dUSTRY ti1dUt

Here is your opportunity to earn earn
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FOR inexperienced men, 2 weeks
training program, combining ciaSs-
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LOGAN 1Pordl. DI. 7-5soo.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Eolored, 1885 yrs. Of age: must
know city, have D. C. drivers permit
and . clear trafhc record. Apply
Personnel. Room sos: open week.
days 5000 and Sat. 9-l2. M
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l1O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
TRUCK MECHANIC. must be sxpe,
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See Mi. Dennison, TRIANGLE MO.
TORS, 30i0 Rhode Island ave. ne
Ty OUTSIDE sERyIcEMAN Must
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nv REPAiRniAN--Bench work.. best
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1875 Kennedy st. NV, ia. 9-2966
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WAREHOUsEAIAN, supermarket. full
time. permanent position, for re-
liable, experienced warehouseman
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PoS1NS, 5756 Georgia ave. nv