Bulldogs Give Helena Scare, But Fall, 13-0
Football Action At Helena
Gold Sand Boys Win, Girls Lose Openers
Starters hitting In double
flgurei brought the Gold Sand
Blue Devils a win Friday night
as the Franklin County School
opened the basketball season
at Cooper's High School. The
Gold Sand girls lost their
game, 19-13.
Ricky Edwards led the boys
with 17 points, followed by
l<-polnt efforts by Phil Evans
and Johnny Ray Sturgess.
Jimmy Bowers hit for 11 and
Johnny Bowers scored 10.
Wallace Edwards, only Blue
Devil substitute scored six
points. Cooper's w(as led by
Wlnstead with 23 and Woodall
with 22.
The Blue Devils trailed the
Bulldogs until moments before
the end of the first half. Gold
Sand led at halftlme, 38-35
and ran up a 17 point lead with
three minutes to go In the
game. Mistakes and a gallant
effort by Coopers brought the
final score to 74-67.
Riverside Gets 16-12 Victory
Captain Tommy Conway, Co
captalns, James Levlster and
Thomas Hawkins along with
William Clifton, James Har
ris, Clifford Hawkins and
Thaddeus Clemonts, seniors
playing their last game for
Riverside, were Instrumental
In defeating .Henderson In
stitute for the first time In
8 years.
Levlster Intercepted a pass
and raced 65 yards for River
side's first touchdown. Hen
derson's Samuel Hayes tied
the score when he scored on
a run around Riverside's right
end. Henderson went ahead
In the second quarter when
Eugene Williams plunged over
from the five. Cormell Mllon
took the kick off and ran 75
yards for a touchdown on the
return.
Levlster added two extra
points on a quarterback sneak.
John Green added 2 more
points when he tackled Eugene
Williams In the end none for
a safety.
Scores by quarters:
Riverside -6-8-0-2
Henderson -6-6-0-0
The Gold Sand girls lost their
opener as Tony Gupton, Rose
Strickland and BeverlySher
rln each scored four points.
Barbara Dlckerson scored the
other GoldSand tally. Coopers
was led by Janet Green with
eight and Judy Green with five
Vote 1
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Senate between- Democratic
Incumbent B. Everett Jordan
and Republican John Shall
cross. The only other race
pits Supreme Court Justice
Joe Branch against Republi
can Hugh E. Montelth.
Although locals do not vote
In the race, much Merest
has been shown In the Fourth
Congressional District con
test between Democratic In
cumbent Harold Cooley and
Republican Jim Gardner.
Franklin County w?s repre
sented for many 1 years by
Cooley when the county was
In the Fourth District.
People who talk about re
ligion all the time often fall
to understand Its meaning.
Gold Sand plays at Zeb Vance
Friday night and first home
game for the Blue Devil la on
Friday, November 18 with
Townsvllle.
Coach Durwood Pegram said
he was pleased with the boy's
offense but Indicated that more
work was needed on defense.
Mike Lovln, outstanding Gold
Sand player In the tournament
and during much of last sea
son Is out of' action with a
broken arm. Pegram, how
ever, said he hoped to have
Lovln back within a couple of
weeks.
Weekend
(Continued from Page 1)
plon said Monday he Is con
tinuing his Investigation.
The Loulsburg Fire Depart
ment answered a call Satur
day night to extinguish a mat
tress fire at the home of Ed
mund Williams on Dent Lane
In Loulsburg. Damage was
confined to the bedding.
A dramatic life and death
struggle took place Monday
around noon and for some
over an hour later by the
Loulsburg Rescue Service and
local physlcans and hospital
personnel. The Service ans
wered a call to Ford's Ware
house where a 55-year-old
Negro man, Identified as
Harry Williams of Route 1,
Castalla collapsed with what
was described as a massive
stroke around noon. Urgent
emergency treatment manag
ed to revive the victim, but
his condition still remains
critical today.
Edmond Parrlsh, a mechanic
at Pleasant's Garage at
Centervllle, seriously Injured
his left hand Monday morning
around 9:30 In. a accident In
volving a garage do?r. He
was taken to the local hospital
for treatment.
First Downs
Yards Rushing
Yards Passing
Passes
Intercepted .by
Fumbles Lost
Penalties .....
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In an outstanding defensive
effort, the Lou Is burg Bulldogs
held the fourth ranked Class
A high School Helena Hor
nets to only seven points un
til the last minute before the
game ended last Friday night.
With only 41 seconds the Hor
nets sent Ronnie Peed over
from the two yard line. The
game ended with Helena a
head 13-0.
The contest, marred by nine
fumbles, and played In freez
ing temperatures, brought
several surprises as the high
ly favored Hornets discovered
a very stubborn Loulsburg
line. With only three minutes
gone In the game the Bull
dogs were stopped on the He
lena 18 by a fumble after pick
ing up a first d?rwn.
With 18 seconds left In the
first period, Mike Carter
attempted a field goal after
? penalty moved the ball to
the Helena nine from the four
yard line. Carter's kick was
low and Ricky Chambers pick
ed the bell up and ran It back
to the Loulsburg 45 before
being stopped. Ken Wolff,
Hornet quarterback passed to
Larry Oakley from the Louls
burg eight, after Helena had
moved the ball on a determined
drive to that point. Oakley
scored and dgeed kicked the
extra point to start the se
cond period.
The Bulldogs moved the ball
well, several times threaten
ing to tie the game, but He
lena managed to stop the Bull
dog efforts. Likewise the Hor
nets was halted time and time
again deep In Bulldogs terri
tory by an outstanding defen
sive performance.
Once In the third period
the Bulldogs moved to the
Helena three yard line only
to be halted. In the fourth
frame, the final Helena score
came following a Loulsburg
fumble on their own 12 yard
line.
Helena, In second place In
the Nash- Wake- Edgecombe
conference entered the game
rated number four In the News
and Observer standing of
Class A Teams. The Hornets
now have an 8-1 record, losing
only to Oxford Orphanage.
The Loulsburg defense held
the Hornets to the lowest
scoring of the season by what
Is termed by many as the best
team In the area. Even In
losing to the Orphanage,
Helena scored 18 points. Their
previous low was against Nor
llna, whom they defeated 18
14. The 13 points scored
against the Bulldogs Is the
lowest number of points ex
perienced by Helena since
their fourth game last year
on October 15 when they down
ed the Orphanage, 13-12. Be
fore that, their 8-0 loss to
Frankllnton In the opener last
year was the lowest.
While the Bulldog offense
could not muster strength
enough to match the two
touchdown effort of the Hor
nets, the defense played by
far their finest game. Most
Loulsburg players play both
on offense and defense.
The hand-full of fans who
braved the distance (you can't
hardly get there from here)
and the freezing tempera
tures, came away with nothing
but praise for the efforts.
The Bulldogs finish the
season Friday night here
against Enfield which was at
least a 4 - 3 record with two
games not having been
reported.
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Action Moves Indoors As
Basketball Season Starts
Pretty ?oon now, If you
want to go where the act?&n
Is, sports fans will Mat? to
go Inside. Even though
football stills reigns su
preme, the grand old game
Is about ready to take a back
seat.
The Frankllnton Rams
completed their season last
Friday night at Saratogo
Central. Loulsburg com
pleted Its regular schedule
last week at Helena, but
since the Bulldogs were
only able to schedule nine
games, the opportunity to
play a tenth game has been
grasped and the Bulldogs
will prolong the football
season through Friday
night when they meet En
field here.
Gold Sand and Bunn
opened the basketball sea
son with out-of-county
games last Friday night.
Edward Best plays Dabney
at Edward Best tonight and
Bunn meets Bailey at Bunn.
Epsom Joins the groups
with a game Friday night
with Aycock. Edward Best,
Gold Sand and Bunn, all
play Friday.
Loulsburg and Frank
llnton cannot start their
schedule until December
1, due to both schools hav
ing a football program.
Youngsvllle Joins the pack
next Tuesday when all but
Frankllnton and Loulsburg
will be playing.
The first conference
game comes on December
9 when Loulsbjrg plays
at Epsom. The following
Friday, all seven teams
get Into the conference act
and the war will be on.
It Is scheduled to end with
the annual tournament be
ginning on Thursday, Feb
ruary 16 and played on two
consecutive week-ends, a
new renovation this year.
- For those with short me
mories, Youngsvllle boys
and Bunns girls copped the
conference championships
last year, only to be up
set In the tournament by'
Loulsburg'boys and Epsom
girls. Youngsvllle held a
22-1 record before being
downed for the champion
ship In the tourney by a
stubborn Bulldog five,
60-57. Bunn girls fell to
Epsom, second place win
ner, 28-25.
Loulsburg boys and
Youngsvllle advanced to
represent the conference
In the District III playoffs
at Rocky Mount. Both won
opening round games ,
Youngsvllle downing Wake
Ion 57-47 and the Bulldogs
topping South Granville,
72-60. In the second round
of play, the Phantoms won
over Coopers and Louls
burg defeated Murfrees
boro. This set up a semi
final meeting between the
Franklin County foes. The
Phantoms, avenged the
County tournament loss, by
edging Lou Is burg 48-45 to
gain a championship berth
with powerful Red Oak. Red
Oak took the District m
crown by downing the
Phantoms, In overtime, 48
45. The finishes,
not noting any ties, were as
follows: Boys , Youngs
vtlle, Epsom, Bunn.Louls
burg. Gold Sand, Franklln
ton, and Edward Best;
Girls, Bunn, Epsom, Gold
Sand, Edward Best,
Youngsvllle, Loulsburgand
Frankllnton.
Court
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