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Andrews Stuns Blue
Devils 26-0 Friday
BT EVELYN BAKER
The Andrews Wildcat* in a die
play of good winning, reverses,
pMcbouts and hidden bell plays,
which had even the officials fooled
at times, daaed the RobbinsvWe
Blue DtvUa M-0 Frdiay Night hi
Robhlnsville.
The Wildcats took command
early in the first period and after
a 40 yard march to Robhlnsville 10.
Dean Dockery went thru the Blue
Devils line to score. The Oats
failed to make the extra point
Andrews took over the baU again
after holding the Blue Devils and
Yds. gained passing 4 85
Passes intercepted by 3 0
Yds. gained interception 20 0
Punting average *50 32
Fumbles recovered 1 1
Yds. lost penalties 45 50
Officials: Parker. Evins, Pappus.
?Murphy was forced to punt only
once.
LINEUP:
Murphy (26)
Ends. Dockery, Pipes. Lovingood,
Murphy Adams.
Tackles. Swanson, McCombs, Gad
dis, Mattox.
Guards. Mulkey, Almond, Foster,
Mash burn.
Centers. Hall, Oarroll.
Backs. White. Elliott, Gentry, Pal
mer, Van Horn, Moore, Cornwell,
Stiles.
Scoring Murphy td's-Palmer, Doc
kery, Elliott. White. |
Pats.-Elliott (2)
Franklin <7)
Ends. McHoffey Clark
Tackles. Stewart, Taylor
Guards. Rowland, Mashburn
Centers. Scay
Backs, Womack, Renshaw, Teagne,
Dills.
Scoring Frankiln t. d.'s-Renshaw
Pats.-Renshaw.
forcing them to kick, Baxter and
Holland reeled off yardage to the
Robblnsville 5. where C. F. Myers
took a pitchout end raced to pay
dirt for the second Tt> for the
Wildcats. Docfcery charged thru
toe line for the extra point.
In the second period Bobhlns
vtlle was again forced to kick from
the mid-field, Cooper took the ball
en his own SO, faked a handoff and
ran it back to the Blue Devils. 45.
Seconds later Johnny Baxter run
ning brilliantly almost broke into
toe clear bat wm hauled down on
the Robblnsville 20 yd. Une.
The wildcats els wed their way
to the 4 with Jimmy Holland ac
counting for much of the yardage.
Holland Skirted across for the th
ird Andrews score. Andrews was
again threatening after a sustain
ed drive placed the Wildcats with
in a few feet of the Robblnsville
goal as the half ended.
The fourth Andrews score came
in the third period after some very
fine running on the part of Jimmy
Holland, who carried from the 4th
for the final score. Bob Cooper
carried for the extra point.
The Andrews line did an ex
cellent job of stopping toe Robbln
sville running and passing attacks
and only in toe Last few minutes
of play did toe Blue Devils drive
within scoring range of toe An
drews, goal only to have their
hopes dashed by the stubborn
Wildcats defense.
The Andrews tans got a look at
some of Coach Hamilton's reserve
talent in toe person of Lloyd <lit
tle man) Derreberry, who substi
tuted at toe puarterback post in
the final period.
The Andrews Wildcats now have
a record of 4 wins, 4 losses, and
one tie. <
The Wildcats will meet toe Mur
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FrL-Sat, Not. 6-7
Edmond O'Brien
Helen Westcott
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Sat., Not. 7
Allan Rocky Lane
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Sat., Not. 7
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Sun.-Man., Nor. 8-9
Abbott and Coatello
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"African Scream"
Sun.-Mon., Nor. 8-9
Barbara Stanwyck
Richard Carlson
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Dlnaia Price-Anne Vernon
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lion was by
Others taking part hi
gram were Sally Buchanan. Doris
Dockery and Deloris Flowaaa.
After the program a abort
in ess session was held and the el
ection of new officers for the come
log year took place as follows: Co
unselor, Daisy Battle; President
Sally Buchanan; Vice-President,
Deloris Flowers; Secretary. Lucille
Laming; Treasurer, Annie Marie
Butler; and Group Leader, June
Cruse.
Attending the meeting were Bob
ble Jeen Bristol, June Cruse, Luc
ille Leming, Daisy Battle. Sally
Bucbtnan, Annie Marie Butler, De
loris Flowers, and Doris Dockery.
Andrews Chamber
Of Commerce To
Meet Tonight
The annual meting of the An
drews Chamber of Commerce will
be held tonigfat at 7:30 at the An
drews City Hall it was announced
by Chamber President Bob Hea
ton.
Andrews Births
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sheidy an
icunoe the birth of a daughter,
Rebecca Louise, 7 pounds, Nov
ember 2. at the Rodda Van Gorder
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howard Hu
ghes of iMarble announce the birth
>f a son, October 27tfa, at the Ro
ida Van Gorder Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Everette of
Miami, Fla. announce the birth of
i daughter, Helen Louise, October
15th. Mrs. Everette is the daugh
ter of Mr. J. P. Raxter of Andrews.
LEDFORD ENLISTS
William Leroy Ledford, son of
Mr and Mrs. Lester Ledford of
Suit, has been enlisted 'in the U. S.
Marine Corps and been assigned to
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at
Parris Island, S. C. TSgt. Joseph
H. Lathrop, local Marine recruiter
announced today.
phy Bulldogs Friday night on their
tiome field for the final game of
die season.
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Thurs.-Fri., Not. 5-6
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Sat, Not. 7
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San.-Mon., Nor. 9-9
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Masquerade Dance
The Junior Class of
High School sponsored a
ode Square Dance Saturday night
at the gym. Proceeds will be uk-u
to help finance the Junior-Senior
banquet In the wring.
Prince were given for the moot
original oaetumee to Jatnei KU
patrlck and Put Cole.
Square dances were led by par
ticipants and a number of the girls
demonstrated the "Bunny Hop".
Balloons, each bearing a fortune,
were let down from the ceiling at
the end of dancing.
Music iwas furnished by Jock
Arms. Clarence Arms, J. B. Arms,
and Jean Arms.
Decorating was done by Hedy
West, Edna Ann Palmer, Rose Ax
ley. Gordon Bates, Richard Footer,
Glen Roberto, Rita Mie Hartneas.
Roy Pipes, Linda Palmer and Gary
McClure. Charles McClure furnish
ed corn stalks, and flowers.
Sick fa Andrews
RODDA VAN GORDKR
HOSPITAL
Mrs. Amos Harris of Nantahala
underwent surgery November Srd.
Mr. Granville McKeldrey is re
ported to be Improving.
Mr. James A. Gibson is still a
patient at the hospital.
Mrs. Ed McClure Is improving
after surgery.
Mr. S. W. Jones, Mrs. Arthur
Flowers, Judy Truertt, Mrs. Jack
Robinson, Mrs. Homer Rayburn
and Mrs. Fred King are also pat
ients at the hospital.
JoBurrell's
Marriage To
TaylorTold
Mr. and Mrs. W H. BorraL of
Mui-phy announce the nuiTtagi of
their daughter. Jo, to Bmor G.
Taylor, son of Mr. sod Mrs. Olan
Taylor also of Murphy.
The ceremony eras performed on
October 18. at McCayeorUle. Geo
rgia with Ordinary Roy Chapman
officiating.
The bride is a junior in Murphy
High School.
The bridegroom i? a graduate of
Murphy High School and is now
attending Young Harris College,
Young Harris, Georgia.
SOUTHEND
Jack Frost hit our section heavy
last week.
Clarence Payne has finished his
new room.
Miss Ora Turner and daughter.
Christine visited Mrs. Lawton Mc
Donald last Wednesday.
Hoy Corder la rebuilding his
chimney.
Mrs. Walter Gibson and family
spent Sunday In Gaddiston, Ga.
Wilma Tate spent the week end
in Virginia.
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