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Canton Gets
Conference
Win Over G-S
By BOB CONWAY
, Staff Writer
, The double-feature run-and-pass
attack of Canton's Black Bears was
too much 'to bear for Christ School
Friday night and the Oreenies went
down 20 to 6 in a Blue Ridge Con
ference game on the rain-saturated
Canton gridiron.
; With all the precipitation lying
around, Friday night's engagement
was something of a naval battle,
but the moisture didn't help Christ
School much in putting the brakes
oil the Bruins,
An unusual feature of the game
was that the heavy downpour pro
duced fewer fumbles than those
seen in games plaved on a drv
field And it was 'business as
iikii.iI' for both Canton's running
and passing attack as the Black
Boats' collected 20 first clowns and
gained 19fi yards on the ground
and 102 in the mr r
Christ School picked ip 10 first
downs on 135 vards gained 'rush
ing and 22 on passes i
Canton struck parly m.tlie first
quaiter on a freak rlav. The stage
was set when Christ School took
over' deep in Bear territory alter
a Canton back failed to get away
a fourth-down punt. . '
. Things went fine for the Green
ies until they got to the two-yard
line and then the bottom dropped
out ' Signals got mixed up and the
hnll teas centered back to nobody in
particufnr. Canton End Charles
Stanley scooped up the loose pig
skin and scampered 85 yards for
at touchdown. Hav Morgan's kick
was low
The Black Bears countered again
ih the first quarter with Morgan
and Hugh Powell powering an 80
yard drive to the nine where ace
passer Charles Carpenter flipped
to Jimmy iiaram lor t lie score.
Morgans placement made It 13 to 0.
"Morgan and Powell came back
for a curtain call In the third ouar
tor and alternated on runs down
to the 16 where Powell went oft
tackle for the touchdown. Mor
gan's line plunge for the extra
point was stooued short. '
Carpenter gave Canton its final
nrker with a 32-yard pass to Don
Cabe and a 10-yard touchdown toss
to Hardin. Powell plunged over
for 'the point.
x The Greenics. saved themselves
from a shutout when Tommy Mo
Han paseaVtover the head of Bear
defenders to Joze Stuntz in the end
zone, ..The attempted kick for con
version was blocked. : The touch
down .was set up by a, nice punt
return by a Greenie back,
A halftime performance by the
qlassy Canton baiid was halted by
the- heavy, rain.
' The lineups:
CHRIST, SCHOOL (6)
Ends: Stuntz, Morgan.
, Tackles: Dixon, Peebles, Geor
gian, MacLin.
; Guards:! Byram, Miller, Knight." !
Centers: Wiley, Dameron, j
Backs: Caldwell,. Kirkland, Riley, 1
Mebane, Whisnant, Half. ' "'!
. Scoring touchdowns: Stuntz;
CANTON (26)
. Ends: Queen,' Stamey Hardin,
Jones, W. Smathtrs.
Tackles: Dayton. Hall.
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Attempting to bring
and Bill' Diefz i37.
lusiveCanc'llc'r' scatback, picked up his' team's first score on; this 38-yard sprint,
him down .were Blue Demon .tackier Doyt Sheppard (left). Wayne Shipman (33 ;'
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Cancller Pass Completed
41
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that
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Jayvees To
Play Canton
Here Wed.
The undefeated, untied, and un
scored on Waynesville Jayvees, tin
der the direction of Bill Swift, will
meet the Canton Jayvees here Wed
nesday night at 7:30.
The local juniors have defeated
the Hcndersonville Jayvees 12 to 0,
and in a previous game have down
ed Canton 7 to 0,
Admission will be 25 and 50
cents. The Junior Band will per
FOOTBALL
SCORE
HIGH SCHOOL
Hcndersonville 0, Laurens, S. C,
Surveying the path .to the goal line after catching a pass is
Candler End Bill Hutchinson before being brought down by Bethel's .
. Bill Queen (26) and Doyt- Sheppard (22) ThpkyligOfffftf,'''
.'about '20 . yards, I! Mountaineer Photo). ; ' .. i .:',
Candler
Spoils Bethel
omecoming By 20 Id 14
By BOB CONWAY
, Staff Writer
Bethel's Blue .Demons made ' a
determined, effort to pull their first
homtromtiig game out of the fire
from the Candler Bobcats ,' Friday
afternoon, but couldn't cpiitej make
it, 'and went down before the visit
ors; 2o to H. . . - ; .
With a chance for a tie or a onc-
Giiards: Corine n:.vk R,.vn.idc 1 Point, victory, the Blue Demons
Cody Allen " j regained the ball near midficld
v Cfnters: Henson, . Conrad., with a ftw minutes left to play, and
Backs;' Burnctte, Dedford, Rowe. ' v
JVIorgaii;- Carpenter. Cabe, Powell; ! Powell." ' r 1 v ! . ' v
i 'Scoring . touchdowns:" Stamey,! V4 Offici'als:'Referee; Peek;' Umpire,
llajtfin 2, Powell; . j MarklCj-. Hcad ' Linesman, Morris;
Points-after. .touchdown: Morgan,! FMdJuclge,' Muntiay; -1
Hayesville 7, Bryson City 7 (tie)
(game held up 2 hours due to rain,
hail and snow).
Millard-Fletcher 13, Harding Jr.
High 0.
Black Mountain 47, Weavervllle 0
Candler 20, Bethel 14. v
Cafltor 26, Christ School 6.
Asheville School 48, Tryon 6.
Walnut 40, Ben Llppen. 6.
Andrews 7, Robblnsville 0,
Crossnore 44, Spruce Pine 0.
Clyde Wins!
The Cardinals of Clyde defeat
Hot Springs! J.
The Clyde High School Cardinals
sweep to yictory over Hot Springs
by 33 to 0! : '
Regardless of how you say it the
sound of victory is sweet, and the
Clyde Cardinals celebrated their
first victory of the season Friday
afternoon as they ran wild over an
undermanned Hot Springs team on
the Hot Springs hotel lawn.
It was Ted Jolley leading the
way with plenty of help from Long,
Rogers, Limbo and Snyder. Scores,
so scarce in past games, came al
most at will. The . Cardinals con
trolled, the air and the earth be
neath, and Hot Springs was unable
to do much about it.
The " first quarter saw a Hot
Springs -threat frizzle out on'; the
Clyjle . 15-yafd'-ilfne-. after a ? long
driydpwjn the field ;,that brought
four, first, downs,; Then -the tide 'pf
battle'turnetf. Early in .the second
quai ter; it broke wide open. Rogers
on a reverse ' from .' Hot. Springs- 40
did not Stop .until he was in the end
zone.' Tfii . iexf ra failed, however,
andilt'Vas 6 to 0.' ; ." . ' ':;.' .'
A .few, plays later another Hot
Springs pass- was intercepted.' Ted
Jolley dashed some 30 yards to the
12-yard .line and Snyder went
through the middle to score. Limbo
look a handoff and crashed through
for the, extra point. The half ended
a littie'latef with the score 13, to 0.
Fog1 was. settling down upon the
field as.he game resumed. Clyde
received', arid . In two plays Jolley
had a first down on the Hot Springs
40. On the ' next play he came
sweeping wide around right where
he received a pitch out in stride
and continued on to score without
being, touched.. It was a beautiful
play,: fo611n everyone. For1 good
measure he carried over the extra
and it was 20-to 0. - ...
Itpt Springs lost the ball prompt
ly a$ Medford Intercepted on their
40. Thompson picked Up four yards,
and '.Rogers ma()e jt first, down on
the iwt Springs 30. ; Another: torn-
plicatjjd play inVolvln a" handoff
ahdHi'pltchout ehdCd1 with Jolley
getlitg ahbther first doWri on the 20.
Frojn UherevRogers dashed over,
but- a' penalty - nullified the play and
moved ' the ball to the 25. Jolley
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Photographer
Shoots Blank
In Clyde Win
The Mountaineer staff is willing
to go anywhere a football team will
go, but it isn't always able to do as
much when it gets there. So it was
in the Clyde-Hot Springs game.
Reporters and photographers ar
rived, and got busy. : Despite numb
fingers the reporters got the story
of the game, but the photographer's
luck had run out: at Bluff. A
dense fog covered the field and
covered the lens ;6f the camera.
Picture ' after, picture at 'different
speeds ..and different light,' to say
nothing :pf.-dvfferent positions;". were
taken, but nothing recorded; itself
for posterity.':' 'r Vli
"V The cfyde team'.1 which -..won its
first victory .'at Hbt Springs, ; can
understand "how the Mountaineer
photographer feels. - The Cardinal's
will just have to win again in sun
shine. .'.''.' .'.'.;'"'''
, Ross Takes Nosejivelrn
Blue Demon Moves South
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Picking up a chunk of yardage for Bethel Is right" halfback
Doyt Sheppard, leaving a Candler tackier sprawled on the ground
behind him. (Mountaineer Photo).
opened a frenzied drive for a touch
down, But the timer's watch and
Earl Farmer's interception of Ken
.Jones' pass halted the final Bethel
threat.
Too much T -formation deception
told the story of the-Candler vie
tory. The Bobcat backs' were little
but fast and handled pltchoul plays
and reverses especially well. ;
Standout in the Bethel attack
was hard-running' Ken Jones who
showed a tremendous amount Of
drive from the Demons' 'sitjgle-wlng
offense. Quarterback Billy Queen
and Fullback Billy , Allison , also
turned in creditable' performances.
. Feature of the homecoming game
was ,thc crowning , of Bethel's first
homecoming' queen, ..Patsy 1 JJthod
armer, by Blue. Demon, coach Ci C.
Polhdexter during halftime cere
monies. Miss Rhodarmer was es
corted to her ' "throne";' by J, L.
Chambers. ,.-.'. , v"-'
The queen's attendants, and their
escorts were: .
Velma Singleton and Donald
Burress, Maxine Johnson and Billy
Warren, Bobble Jean Thompson
and J. L. Brown, Norma Lou Jones
and Wayne Howell, Patsy Deaver
and Elwood Chambers, and Jo
Anne Brown and Bob Greene.
Bethel got a break on the open
ing kickoff when Candler fumbled
and a Demon player recovered on
the 20. The Blues registered sev
eral plays later when Jones went
over from the nine.
Candler, evened things up a short
time later with several long runs
and a touchdown by Tommy Miller,
Gene Hall bucked over for the ex
tra point.
The visitors staged an encore as
the second quarter opened when
Miller fooled the Demons on a
double reverse and raced 52 yards
1 to score. Hall added the point to
make it 14-7.
The Bobcats added tlielr third
and final score in the third quar
ter when several ruii9 and a pen
alty took them to the one-yard line.
Two smashes at the line found the
Demon defenders unmovable, but
on third down Miller took a pitch
out and skirted left end to tally.
Hall failed to make the extra point
on a line buck.
Bethel got back in the ball game
In the third quarter when Jones
circled right end and sprinted. 50
unlimbered his passing arm, how
ever, and tossed qne to Thompson
that did count six points. The extra
failed and it was 26 to 0. -'
Hot Springs managed av quick
threat in the. fourth period when
Barnett got loose and ran 50 yards
to the 50 before being brought
down from behind. Lamb made it
a first down on the 35, and Norton
passed to Hafrlson for another
first down on the, 12- Norton: was
then thrown to' the 15, Stevenson
batted down; Lamb's pass, and on
fourth down Snyder knocked a des
peration heave to the earth.' Clyde
took over. :''" ,'.."'',.' '!:'V.f '...'
Rogers took-off for a first down
on tbe 38." Snyder dashed for an
other one on the! 45, where' he fum
bled only to have-: his teammate,
McClure, recover. Snyder and Jol
ley then went to. the 12, and Jolley
went around' left to score. A mo
ment later he rah over the extra
point to make the final score ,33 to
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"it was impossible to1get up any.hpeed on the Mipperj IT
return -io, the line, of scrimmage was considered ',l(ld e
unidentified players pile on him deep in Greeneviiiet"
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The Only Completed Pass PIoyr'
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yard line, after taking1 a" short pass from Terry Swanger. ft
. made eight yards on the play which was one of the lonjti
of the night as well as the only pass completion. (Stall ft
COLLEGE
'. . '. East
Princeton 12, Brown 0.
Kutztown Tchrs 26, New Britain 0
Dartmouth 14, Yale 10.
William & Mary 20, Penn. 12.
Holy Cross 34, Colgate 6.
Bos.lcn U. 52, New York U.'6.
Rutgers 13. Fordham T.
Bowdoin 27, Bates 12,
Main 24, Colby 0.
Southern California 28, Army 6.
Notre Dame 19, Navy 0.
Columbia 21, Cornell 20.
Lehigh 3, Muhlenberg 2.
Rochester 14, Oberlln 0.
Hobart 41, Havefford 6.
Northeastern 13, Coast Guard 13.
Maryland 35, Missouri 0,
south; !. " a.H
" Alabama 16,' Georgia 14. f - :
Duke" 14; Georgia Teeli 14' (tie).
Geo. Washington 20, South Caro
lina 14. -. - -
Tennessee 27, North Carolina
Washington & Lee 60, VPI 0.
West Va. 35, Western Reserve 7.
Kentucky 32, -Miami (Fla.) 0.
Virginia 39, The Citadel 0.
Elizaabeth City (NO Teachers 14,
Virginia State Norfolk Unit 0.
Benedict 7, Allen 6.
Fayetteville (NO State Teachers
College 21, Morristown (Tenn.) Col
lege 0. ...
VMI 35, Davidson 13
Auburn 49, Louisiana College 0
Mississippi State 10. Tulane 7
Clemson 21. Wake Forest 6.
Vanderbllt 19, Chattanooga 14.
Morris Brown 57, S. C. State 6,
West Virginia State 14 Virginia
State 13.
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yards before helng hauled down on
the 10. one line play picked up
five, and then Queen smashed over
from the five. Allison cracked the
line for the extra point.
The remainder of the game was
a sec-saw affair with Farmer's In
terception of Jones' pass in the fin
al minute one of the highlights.
The homecoming tilt was played
before several hundred chilled but
enthusiastic fans on the Bethel
gridiron.
The starting lineups Included:
For Bethel ends, Owens and
Capps; tackles, Messer and Blalock;
guards, Welch and Mease; center,
Campbell; quarterback, Queen;
left half, JonJes; right half, Shep
pard, and fullback, Allison.
For Candler ends, Hyatt and
Hutchinson; tackles, A. Hall and
Shope; guards, Davis and Ensley;
center, C. Morgan; quarterback,
Farmer; .halfbacks, G Gene Hall
and Miller, and fullback, H. Morgan,
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