Clyde Cardinals Put Up Stubborn Defense For Title 1
Two Major
Breaks Was
Big Factor
(Coattaurd from pa?r 1)
breaks, and heavier Green Wav<
*?* the difference in the *eore.
But all psit not lost?at least
three Cardinal ?layers are he
Inr looked ?"er b" f'oaeh Jim
Talnm for the t'niversltjr of
North f?hrh?ins The t'NC rnarh
is an?i<Hf- to have Johnnv Hoe
era. B?h MeCraeken and Danny
Caldwell, e" seniors. I?ln the
feechman ranks down at Chapel
Hill.
The Green W?we wit nulek tfl
1?>ke advant-ieo of .?> sumri?e on
s'de<- oorroip kiekoff and took *
7-ft I ok! Ch-de bounced back ;? n?i
eantured c 2-ooiet safctv in the
second oiui'lcr *>p<! ndded ?? touch
down in th" third f"r ;? R7
The (freec?'|}?j ||f.avics from Glen
* ^l-toe rolled over for two m,,re
talltec before f'lvde made the fin
al score for the 14-20 game.
Although C'lvde hail worked
hard on the onsides kick plav. it
came as a sumrisy in the onener.
and J. C. Fox took the ball for the
Greenies on the Clyde 45.
In 11 plavs later, the Wave had
scored, while MeClnnev bucked
the line for the extra point
The second ouarter wa? lust
minutes old when C'vde's Jimmv
rt ? .? - ? ' ?
iiiri-ii snn a men :>? varn pun'
down to the Glen A'nire 4, and
on the secpnd plav Hawkins was
downed in 'he end zone b\ Car
dinal Harold Seay for the 2
point safety.
Cardinal Danny Caldwell carried
fhe kick-off 40 \ ards. and the
Crifflnmcn pushed on down to
the two and on ? "oat line n'tch-,
out. CJvdn fumbled. and Wayne
Kiser p'eked no the hall and ran
74 verds ??s the half rr.dcd the
threat of a score
Clvde came h?<k strum- am'
e-r'v In the third period .loh*""
Ropers carried o'er ''ent t'ie
?even to end a i7-v"rd drh " de" ?>
the center of the ftptd An off
tackle crash missed the line by
Inches for (he extra point
The Green Wave on the kb-k
o'f started on the 40 and It nlavs
later had scored, with M'Ktnne"
mnnltte over for the final six
yards t'e added the extra point
with a line nlunce
'the Cardinals showtnc (heir
same determined spirit for victorv;
Came ripht hack and were head
ing for the poat On consistent
pains, when a Greenie intercepted
a pass late in me mini
Clyde made their last touch
I down bv lining fi<j yards after
Danny Caldwell started the march
: with a 10-vard run with MK'rack
; en going over from the one
nleo Alpine 7 0 7 6 20
Cl*de 0 2 li fi 14
Olen Mnine srorlOB' toiieh
downs?-Fisher 11 sneak* Mo
K'nnev 1 5 olunee> He>? king >2
"'(isci'i Kv*"-i points McK*nnev
" (runs' Clvd'1 s.'ortp" tdueh
dow"? Toners (7 run'; MeCraek
pn 11-foot sneak)
Hatvds ni iwdh tehpnls perform
ed durine half lime wi'h tlie Civile
hand porter tlv' dtrr..?i,,n of Miss
f'-ir"i Pentnp -I'd Oiuin major
I Wattles Med ford staKim- a western
iheme -''mi arid orecisi'm mareh
tn? while the den Mnine hand
cave the story of (lie three bears
Kathleen I < he6"k harness
horse w ho finished in I tie monov
'0 times in 15 starts at Freehold
N. J Jtaeev a\ cost owner Nor
man Rosley MOO
(? A. Clyde
| First downs 14 14
i Rushing vardaee 221 IBS
| Passes attempted 3 8
Passes completed 0 3
Passing vardaee I) 40
Passes Intercepted 1 2
i Yards gained
Interception 0 21
i Punting average 27 54
Yards kicks returned 70 120
Fumbles lost 0 3
Yards penalized 45 38
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IM>R MfCRACKFN, Clyde bark. scores for lite l.lonshlp fame.
Clyde Cardinals In the Skyline Conference Cham- (Mountaineer I'hotol.
HANNV CAUtWRLI.. Clyde hark. starts olT on a l?-yard jaunt
in thr fourth quarter of the Clyde-Glen Alpine eame Saturday
niKht in Canton. (Mountaineer Photo).
JOHNNY ROGERS, a Clyde bark, pulls two Glen Alpine tacklers
across the coal with him as he made a touchdown for Clyde in
the Skyline Conference (tame at Canton Saturday niiiht.
Bethel's Blue Demons
Subdue Panthers, 27-13
The Bethel Ulii" Demons hem
med uo the Franklin panthers on
the Macon County field Friday for
a 27-13 victory. The highlv favor
ed Panthcfs were unable to cone
with the power and drive of the
| Demons, under the coaching of
Charlie Polndexter
Bethel scored their 27 points In
the first h iIf. while allowing
Franklin a lone touchdown.
Billy Bures< Bethel hack, scor
ed the first TD for the Demons in
the first omrler on a 3J-vard run.
with Carroll I'enson rushing for
(lie extra nolnt
Later in the period the Demons
cave a repeat performance, as Bur
evS n-Min scampered across from
? h? tleep yard line and llenson
added the extra Tiolnt
In the second quarter. Bethel's
Bud Philtins nlneed for the last
three vards. and the try for extra
ouillt was missed
Tlie Panthers scored in the sec
, ond period on a ?Vvard run hv
Bruce Houston while Bethel came
! >-lght hack with n 20-yard score
on a pass from Wavne I ,od better
to joe Bob Fish white Daryl Gant
ran for the extra point.
The third period was scoreless
hut in the fourth period Franklin
rrored with Will aid Smith run
ning 10 yards and Smith passed to
"oirston for tin- point
Bethel 14 13 0 0?27
franklin 0 0 0 0?13
Bethel scoring Burcss 12. Phil
Hns ft. Fish H conventions, lien
son 2. Gant I.
Franklin scoring Houston 7
Smit li ti
Itethel Kraklin
First dOWN 17 8
Mushing yardage 3(>4 156
: Passes attempted ,9 14
Passes completed 5 7
Passing yardage 84 85
Passes intercepted 1 1
Yards gained
interception JO 3
Punting average 36 28
Yds kicks ret'd 22 82
Fumbles lost 3 1
Yards penalized 65 50
High School
Grid Scores
AsheviHr 12. Gastonia 9
Canton 50. Krwtn fi
Owen 27. Brevard 7
I Hendersonville 35 R-S Central 14
-Svbeci-14 Swajn i'i . - ? ?
Mars Hill 12 Marsrhall 7
Andrews (i. Murphv 0
Bethel 27 Franklin 13
Old Fort 2fi. Drexel 0
Robbinsville 39, llayesville 12
Wavnesville 20 F.lizabethtot) 0
Asheville Soh 13. N. Bttheombe 0
Tryon 7. Spruce Pine 7 itiei
18 Clyde Football
Players Attend UNC
And Wake Forest Game
Eighteen members of the Clyde
football team were cmesM of Coaeh
tiin Tatum at the UNC-Wake For
est game recently Five of th ?
'earn members havo been invited
?o attend the Duke-Carolina paine
is ttie pe'st of the head ooaeh of
UNC The pi ivers were *et"om
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Results of October 29, 1956
Da>ton 3, Al Marshall's Ins. 0.
Charlie's PI. 3. Haywood Hdwe. 0.
H'.B.C 3. YVellco 0.
HIGH TEAM SERIES
' Dayton . 2910
Charlie's Place 2855
W. B. C. 2797
HIGH INDIVinl'AL SERIES
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I .1. Biggins 549
: Fultz , .' ? . 537
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W B C 975
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1 F Cribble 200
; J Biggins 200
1 t \ 11
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Charlie's Place 15 6
Davtort 15 (i
VI Marshall's Ins 12 9
W. DC 11 10
Haywood TIdwe. 7 14
- Wellco 5 18
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K Grtbbio 177
F'or> Goolsbv 189
R. II Stretcher ,167
H Fowler 166
1 .1 Ilieeins 165.8
M Rose 165.6
II Valentine 165 5
II Yoinil 165
{ P. Clark 164
j .1 Jackson 168
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j flavwood Ifdwe vs. Wellco
W.B.C vs Dayton
Charlie's Place vs A1 Marshall's
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Results of October 20. 1956
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Howell Motor 3, Ro-Search 0 1
The Friendly Bank 2. W B.C. 1. 1
HIGH TEAM SERIES
The Friendly Bank 2274
Wellco Shoe 22F>1
i Him ell Motor 2232
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; WelleO Shoe 78G ! j
VV B. C 783 ! ,
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Helen Brown 452 |
; Lillian Carver 449
Cecil Elliott 437 ,
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
i Cecil Elliott 170;
j I la Bowen 170
Xudrev Wyatt 168
Helen Brown 168
j Carolyn Bischoff 167
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j Friendly Bank 14 10
i Howell Motor 14 10
i "o-Search / 10 14, 1
| Parkway Motors 8, 18
| W. B. C 8 16
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; \. ivy ait 142 j
| .1 Knieht 141 |
Elliott ' 441 j
I. Yount .139
M. Harrell 13(i
i I. fervor 130
I D. Phillips . 136
J 1. Bo wen \ 135
i G. Rogers 132
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Tayvees In
3rd Victory,
Defeat Owen
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The Mountaineer iayvees added
their third victory in as many
zames as they took a 13-0 score j
from Owen on the WTHS field
Thursdav afternoon.
The Mountaineers recovered a
fumble in the first quarter on
the 10 and Carlton Byrd scored, j
with the extra point coming off a
plunge by Burrell.
The fired-up Mountaineers came j
back in the second quarter, and1
Johnny Carswell. fleet-footed'
Mountaineer hack made a lone
run which nut the ball on the five, 1
ind one play later Wavne Pruett ;
went over on a keep play.
The teams met on even termsrtn \
the second half, with both squads
showing manv potential greats for
their respective teams.
Coach Bruce Javnes said the |
Mountaineers looked fine, and
there are many excellent prospects 1
Stevens Scores
As Tar Babies
Crush Virginia
J. W. Stevens, former Mountain
eer star, scpred one of the touch
downs in the 52-6 route of the Vir
ginia freshmen by the University
of North Carolina Tar Bab;js last
weekend.
Stevens, who is the first-string
fullback on the UNC frosh squad,
also scored for the Tar Babies in
an earlier game against Wake For- k
est.
While at WTHS. Stev ms played
three seasons 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
Waynesviile field.
Marc Gulev is in his seventh
season as coach of the Syracuse
University basketball team.
(Mountaineer Photo).
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