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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina Page A HOMECOMING GAME COMING FRIDAY var \jmxvxi:i v^wxvxxxNvr rxixj^i%i ■ A #f • • Blue Knights Take First Conference ^hlspQting ^nss When Defeated 16-6 by Ellerbe By Steve Hassenfelt The Southern Pines Blue Knights were set back by the El lerbe Wildcats 16-6 at Ellerbe for their first loss in conference ac tion. The Wildcats took an early lead, scoring twice in the first quarter, while the Blue Knights scored only once in the game. Ellerbe took over in the rush ing department picking up 195 yards while Southern Pines pick ed up only 97 yards. The Blue Knights edged the Wildcats in passing, picking up 88 yards while Ellerbe picked up 64. Ellerbe won the toss and elect ed to receive. Dan Thomas booted the ball in the end zone and it was brought out to the 20 yard line. Sophomore halfback Guy Webb broke loose for 23 yards and 25 yards. Paul Stewart mov ed the ball to the eight yard line in several running plays. Phillip Dewitt hammered the line twice for two yards, and on third down he sliced off tackle for the score. Gilbert Dunn flipped a pass to Davis Wright for the extra point. The Blue Knights returned the ball to the 45 yard line. Three running plays netted seven yards. On fourth down, they elected to try for the first down and didn’t get it. The Wildcats took over on the Blue Knights 49 yard line. They moved 14 yards in four run ning plays. On third down, Gil bert Dunn, the quarterback, faded back and tossed a 35-yard bomb to Dwight Carter for the Score. The halfback Phillip De witt scored the extra point. The ball exchanged hands quickly when the Blue Knights and Wildcats both punted. The Blue Knights got the ball on their own 38 yard line. They crossed midfield to the 24 yard line in sev eral running plays. On fourth down Peter Pezzi rolled out and tossed a 24-yard pass to Dan Thomas for a score. The extra point was no good. The score at half time was 14-6. In the second half, it was strict ly a defensive battle. In the third quarter, the Wildcats punted down to the Blue Knights’ two yard line. Peter Pezzi, was nailed in the end zone by the whole El lerbe line for a safety. The Blue Knights, late in the fourth quarter marched down to the Ellerbe 18 yard line, but time ran out. Homecoming Southern Pines clashes with Rowland next week in their Homecoming game at Memorial Field. Wicks Chevrolet is why CHEVY'S THE buy/* S COMB SPINT^ WmU OFADBAL from Wicks Chevmut Co . USED CHEVROLETS ’59 IMPALA 2-dr. H.T. $1095 ’57 BEL AIR 4-dr 795 ’60 BEL AIR 4-dr 1495 ’58 BEL AIR 4-dr. 6 795 ’56 CHEVROLET 2-dr 495 ’60 BEL AIR Sta. Wagon 1695 USED FORDS ’61 FAIRLANE 4-dr $1295 ’58 FAIRLANE 2-dr 695 ’56 Station Wagon 395 USED TRUCKS ’63 FORD Falcon Panel $1495 ’61 FORD, Ranchero 895 ’57 FORD, Ranchero 495 ’56 FORD Pickup 495 ’60 VOLKSWAGEN, Panel, Refrigerated 995 ’57 CHEVROLET Pickup 595 YIicks Chevrolet Co. /ciU<Vli<)Li:T / ^ ■ ■ I f^HEVVTT ■ ' ' I - -/ —■ * 1 CHEVY n I 20/ Ki.POPLAR ST. TEl ABERDEEN TEUW; 4-23.35 Jayvee Game The Jayvee team meets Dunn at Dunn Thursday afternoon. They defeated Greenwood 59-0 at Memorial Field last Thursday. Statistics S.P. Ellei First downs 8 7 Rushing yards 97 195 Passing yards 88 64 Passes 6-18 3-6 Passes Intercepted 0 0 Fumbles lost 1 1 Punting average 3-32.2 2-25 Yards penalized 15 35 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 Southern Pines 0 6 0 Ellerbe 14 0 2 Sunrise Theatre A faithful film re-enactment of the greatest mass escape from a military prison in the annals of warfare, the famed actual break from Germany’s maximum se curity camp the notorious Stalag III by 76 allied airmen during World War II, is the subject of the Mirisch-Alpha presentation “The Great Escape’’ in Color by DeLuxe and Panavision, opening Sunday at the Sunrise Theatre. Based upon the non-fiction best-seller by Paul Brickhill, who was a participant in the break, and filmed under the close super vision of C. Wallace Floody, now a Toronto businessman but who was one of the guiding geniuses of the original enterprise, this United Artists release literally has a cast of thousands, headed by Steve McQueen, James Gar ner and Richard Attenborough. Stalag III, Floody pointed out to John Sturges, producer and director of “The Great Escape,” was created by Germany as a last “get tough” measure for al lied airmen after scores of them not only broke out of other pris ons but raised havoc with Ger man security and commuinica- tions behind the lines. Pines News Justa Plays Course Ed Justa of Rocky Mount, an official of the Synthron Chemical Corporation and an outstanding golfer, played the Whispering Pines course several times during the past weekend meeting of Synthron personnel held at the Whispering Pines Motor Lodge and Restaurant. Justa, runner-up in the Eastern Amateur Tournament, two-time winner of the Donald Ross Junior Tournament in Pinehurst and present champion of the Kinder- ton Invitation Tournament, nego tiated the tough, par 72 Whisper ing Pines course with a 67 and a 68. Golf Prize Winners The Ladies Golfing Association of the Whispering Pines Country Club met last Tuesday at the club with 12 members playing. Two prizes were given, one go ing to Mrs. Hayden A. Sears of Whispering Pines for low putt and the other going to Mrs. Ho m.3r Loflin for highest golf poke hand. Personals Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Adams were M’-s C. V. Palmer, mother of Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Gladys P. Pickling, sister of Mrs. Adams, and Mr and Mrs. Thomas Glenn, all of Charlotte. Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peele of Ply mouth, were visitors this past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eateman in their home on Spring Valley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hardee spent the weekend in Greenville, to honor Mr. Hardee’s father’s birthday. A. B. Hardee, George N. Adams and Mrs. Helen Edwards official ly represented the Whispering Pines Insurance Agency at the North Carolina Insurance Agents Convention in Pinehurst. Mrs. Hardee, Mrs. Adams and Mr. Ed wards joined the group for the president’s reception and dance held at the Carolina Hotel. CARTHAGE NEWS Miss Kinsey Sabiston, a student at St. Mary’s Junior College in Raleigh, spent this past weekend at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sabiston, Jr. Walter Porter, Jr. of Charlotte, is home because of the serious ill ness of his father, who is a patient in Moore Memorial Hospital. Miss Margaret Kelly and Mrs. Sadie K. Wall joined Mrs. N. W. McKay and son, Orren, in Greensboro on Saturday and they drove to Clinton, S. C. to visit Neill W. McKay, II, who is a student at Presbyterian College. Mrs. Clayton Moore of Ches terfield, S. C., is spending a few days with Mrs. M. J. McPhail. Many people from out of town attended the funeral of Mrs. D. A. McDonald on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muse of Charlotte spent the weekend with relatives here. A. D. Way is home from Moore Memorial Hospital, where he has been a patient for three weeks. Duncan McCallum is a patient in Veterans Hospital in Fayette ville. 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