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Clyde Cardinals Put Up Stubborn Defense For Title
? _ .
Two Major
Breaks Was
Big Factor
(CoaMnued from pur 1)
break1;. and heavier Green Wave
w4* the difference in the score.
But all pra* not lout?at leaat
three Cardinal nlaver* are he
lie looked o?'er h- t'oaeh Jim
Tatnm fpr the University of
North Cbrhtii" The I'Nf roarh
i?. an*i?u*- to h?'e Johnnv Roe.
er? Boh MOarken and rtannv
Caldwell; o'l seniors, loin the
fre?hman ranks down at Chapel
Hill.
The Green Wave was guiek to
t?ke advanttee of .1 sumrl?e on
s'dps oner'ne ki< kofl and took *
7-0 lead CMvHo bounced bark and
cantu'ed a 2-ooint "Wv in the
second nomter and added ?> lourh
d?vvn in th" ? ??"?! f->r p R-7 '???"I
The e roe"-'lad heavies from GIon
A h-lne rrillfd over for two mf*ep
tallies before rivitp made tin- fin
al seote for the 14-20 fame.
Although C'lvde had Worked
hard on the (inside* kirk plav. it
ramp as a sumrisp in the ononer.
and J C Fox took the hall for the
Creenies on the Clyde 45.
In 11 plavs later, the Wave had
snored, while MeClnnev bucked
the line for the extra point
The second miar'ter was jltst
minutes old when Clvde's .lihtniv
Green sent a hl?h 5R-vard punt
down to the Glen A'oine 4. and
on the serond nl?v Hawkins was
(Inwncd in 'hi' end /on'1 b\ Car
dinal end Harold Seay for tit*- 2-!
point safety
Cardinal Danny Caldwell carried
the kick-off 40 yards, and the
Orlfflnmen pushed on down to
the tw o and on ?> ?oa1 linn n tch- j
put, CJvdn fumbled, and Wayne
Ktser p'cked no the hall and ran
74 yard* ?* the half ended the
threat of a score
Clyde came h?rk ?tron? and !
pt'v In the n?ird Period ,loh""'
Itopef* ramled m*rr f>(,TV> I've
wn on l<> end a S7-v?rd drP >? iti"' "
the renter of the field An off
tackle crash missed the line by
inehes for the extra point.
The Crnen Wave on lh? kick
o'f started on thn 4!) and II nlays
later had scored, with VrKlnnev
rnnnine nvr?- for the final six !
yards, H* added Hie extra point
wilh a line plunge.
The Cardinals showinc their
same determined spirit for victory
ramp right back and were head
ing for the goal on consistent 1
pains, when a (Jrecnie intercepted
I
| a pass late in the third
Clyde made their last toueh
i down hy going 66 yards after
Danny Caldwell started the mareh
with a 18-vard run. with MrCraek
en going over from the one
C. A. Clyde
First downs 14 14
Hushing yardage 221 HIS
t Passes attemoted 3 8
Passes roinnloted 0 3
Passing Vardaee 0 40 :
Passe* intercepted 1 2
Yards gained
Interception o 2*5
Punting average 27 54
Yards kicks returned 7" 12(!
Fumbles lost 0 3
Yards penalized 45 38
r.lei Alpine 7 n 7 ? 20;
CMe o | (i f5 ?141
Glen Mnine scorfht> touch
down*?.Fisher 11 sneak > M<>
K'nivrv f5 pinned Hawkins i2
) Kv,, t points McK'nnev
n trims i Civil'1 s"ortrv<> touch
downs t'oeeis 17 run); MeCrack
e" I -foot vm(? ak
Bmrt?j of both schools ner for in
ert rtiirioe half tioi" wi'h the C'lvjJo
hand porter (ho rt.h "'in of Misv
far") Penton sort Drum major ?
Stanley Medford Maeim' a western
theme shove nnrt orcci.ston march- ?
in'? while the Cten vtoinc hand .
(Save the story of the three bears j
Kathleen I < hro"k harness
horse who finished in the nvonev
'0 time' in 15 starts at Freehold
N .1 ltarewav cost owner Nor
man Boslev 5.100
BOB McCRACKEN, Cl>dr bark, worfi for thr i-ionship eamr.
Clydr Cardinal* In Ihr Kkylinr Confrrrnrr Cham- i Mounl.iinrci I'hotol.
DANNY CALDWELL. Clyde hack, starts off on a 19-yard jaunt
in the fourth quarter of the Clyde-Glen Alpine same Saturday
night in Canton. (Mountaineer Photoi.
JOHNNY ROGERS, a Clyde back, pulls two Glen Alpine tarklers
across the eoa! with him as he made a touchdown for Clyde in
the Skyline Conferenee came at Canton Saturday night.
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Bethel's Blue Demons
Subdue Panthers, 27-13
The Bethel Blw Demons hem
med un the Franklin Panthers on
the Macon Countv field Friday for
a 27-13 victory. The highly favor
ed Panthers were unable to cone
with the power and drive of the
Demons, under the coaching of
Charlie Poindexter
Bethel scored their 27 points In
the first half, while allowing
Franklin a lone touchdown.
Billy Bures Bethel back, scor
ed the first TD for the Demons in
the first cnisrter on a 31-vard run
with Carroll Henson rushing for
the extra notnt
hater i" the period the Demons
gave a repeat performance, as Bur
ess a "a in searrtoered across from
? be. three Viil'd tin#' and Ifcnsiin ?
added the extra Ttdlnt
In "if second quartpr, Mother's
Mud PhllH'is nluneed fur the last
three vards. and the try for extra
out tit w us missed
The Panthers scored in the sec
ond period <"i p ?"i-yard run hv
Bruce Houston while Kothel came
??i?ht back with n 20-yard score
on a pass from Wayne I-odbettor
to Joe Boh Fish while Darvl Gant
ran for the extra point
The third period was scoreless
hut in the fourth period Franklin
'?cored with Wiltard Smith run
ning to yards and Smith passed to
"ouston for the nofnt
Melhel 14 Ft 0 0??7
franklin 0 fi 0 0?Ft
Bethel scoring: Buross 12, Phil
t|?8 fi Fish f; converrslon*, lien
son 2. Gant 1
Franklin scoring: Houston 7,
Smith ?
Hethcl Fraklin
First downs 17 8
Rushing yardage 304 158
Passes attempted 9 14
Passes completed 3 7
Passing yardtp.ee 84 65 '
Passes intercepted 1 1 i
Yards gained
interception 10 3
Punting average 36 28
Yds kicks ret'd 22 62
Fumbles lost 3 I
Yards penalized 65 50
Hiqh School
Grid Scores
Asheville 12. Gastonia 9
Canton 50 Krwin fi
Owen 27. Brevard 7
Hendersonville 35 R-S Centra! 14
'SvfwH 14 m n 4-2 - - ......
Mars Hill 12 Marsrhall 7
Andrews fi, Murohv 0
Bethel 27.. Franklin 13
Old Fort 2ti. Prexel 0
Robbinsville 39. Hayeaville 12
Waynesvllle 20 Kli/abethton 0
A she vt lie Sch 13. N. Btrticombe 0
Try on 7. Spruce Pine 7 t t ie?
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Players Attend UNC
And Wake Forest Game
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football team were <me<sts of Conch
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team members have been invited :
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Haywood County League
Results of October 29, 1956
Dayton 3. Al Marshall's Ins. o.
Charlie's PI 3. Haywood Hdwe. 0
tV'.B.C. 3 Wei I co 0.
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Dayton . 2910
Charlie's Place 2855
W It C 2797 I
IIIC.II INDIVID!'A I, SERIES
Crihhle 585 ;
J. Biggins 549
Fultz 537
HIGH TEAM GAMES
Dayton . 1001
Charlie's Place ' 981
W B C 975
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
.1 Belcher 209
F Cribble 200
.1 Biggins 200 !
TEAM STANDINGS
W I.
Charlie's Place 15 6
Davton 15 6
\l Marshall's Ins 12 9
W B C 1110
Haywood Hdwe. 7 14
Welleo 3 18
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
K Cribble 177
I'on Goolsbv 169
H I! Stretcher 167
B Fowler 166
.1 Biggins 165.8
M Hose 165.6
11 Valentino 165 5 j
It Yount 165
P Clark 164
J Jackson 163
SCHEDULE FOR NOV. 5, 1956
Havwood lldwe vs. Welleo
W B C. vs. Dayton
Charlie's Place vs. Al Marshall's
Waynesville Women's League
Results of October 30, 1956
Welleo'Shoe 3, Parkway Motors 0.
Howell Motor 3. Ro-Search 0.
The Friendly Bank 2. W B.C, 1
HIGH TEAM SERIES
The Fricjwl 1 \ Bank 2274
Wellco Shoe 2261
Howell Motor 2252
HIGH TEAM GAMES
Howell Motor 798
Welli'o Shoe 786
W B. C 783
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Helen Brown 452
Lillian Carver 449
Cecil Elliott 437
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Cecil Elliott 170
I la Bowen 170
Audrey Wyatt 168
Helen Brown 168
Carolyn Bischoff 167
TEAM STANDINGS
W I.
Wellco Shoe 18 6
Friendly Bank 14 10
Howell Motor 14 10
to-Search V 10 14
Parkway Motors 8 16
W. B. C. 8 16
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
M Hamlett 144
V Wyatt 142
.1 Knieht 141
C. Elliott ' 441
I Yount . 139
M. Harrell 136
L. Carver 136
D. Phillips . 136
I. Bowen v 135
G. Rogers 132
Schedule For Nov. 6, 1956
W. B. C. vs. Howell Motor
Wellco Shoe vs. Ro-Search
Friendly Bank vs. Parkway Mtr
Walt McPherson. coach of the
basketball and golf teams at San
Jose State College, graduated
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layvees In
3rd Victory,
I Defeat Owen
The Mountaineer layvees added
their third victory in as many
fames as they took a 13-0 score
| from Owen on the WTHS field
Thursday afternoon.
The Mountaineers recovered a
i fumble in the first quarter on
the 10 and Carlton Bvrd scored,
I with the extra point coming off a
1 plunge by Burrell.
The fired-uo Mountaineers came
back in the second Quarter, and
Johnny Carswel], fleet - footed
Mountaineer hack made a long
run which nut the ball on the five,
'and one play later Wavne Pruett
went over on a keep play.
The teams met on even terms, in
the second half, with both squads
showing many potential greats for
their respective teams.
Coach Bruce Javnes said the
Mountaineers looked fine, and
there are many excellent prospects
Stevens Scores
As Tar Babies
Crush Virginia
J. W. Stevens, former Mountain
eer star, scprcd one of the touch
j downs in the 52-6 route of the Vir
ginia freshmen by the University
.of North Carolina Tar Bab: <s last
, weekend
Stevens, who is the first-string
fullback on the I NC frosh squad,
i also scored for the Tar Babies in
! an earlier game against Wake For- %
i est.
While at WTHS. Ste^ 'ns played
. three season's of varsity ball for
the Mountaineers
for the vears ahead.
The Mountaineers will be out
after their fourth consecutive vic
tory here ? Thursdav night. 7:30
when thev meet Canton on the
WaynesvilU? field
Marc Gulev is in his seventh
5 season as coach of the Syracuse
' University basketball team.
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