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THURSDAY, OCT. S, 19S5 i Lju;. : jii'n i Yvo LI ivii Lii J County Sports UENANSVILLE, N .C. ' " TIMES 6 " r : ' TT ' - - ITT) ..cv.na Jaunt by ;b Jcivj-L'aG -Warsaw's V:3":c-y Over Burgaw -. iirsaw high school continued Jtg I .orious football marcn r runty ernoon by v defeating Burgaw h school on the Burgaw field I y the score 1 of 28 to 6. In winning j r second, straight victory, War i iw flashed, daziilng aerial at tack that swept her opponents off their feet. Warsaw scored in every t eriod of the game1, while Burgaw counted only in the third period. Warsaw's first" touchdown came on a brilliant end run by Knowies. Knowies ari fully 85 yards on his touchdown jaunt. The second tou chdown came as a result of a well executed pass from Pridgen. to Hill, This pass and run netted 20 yd Fridgen reeled off the third touch down on an off tackle thrust. Fridr gen picked VP" 8 yards and 0 ad ditional points, for Warsaw on this trip. West Shaggea a pass from Pridgen and stepped. across the goal line for; Warsaw's -fourth and last touchdown. Conversions after touchdowns were made on -an end run by Pridgen and "by passes from Pridgen to West and Knowies . f, , Burgaw's single counter , came In v, ma huiii4ai' after rMwverinsr a Warsaw; fumble, Burgaw kicked out of bounds on Warsaw's 1 yard line. Pridgen's punt was returned tp Warsaw's 25 yard line. " From that point Burgaw hammered a cross Warsaw's- goal line for a touchdown.; Murray led this touch down drive for Burgaw. - Features of the game were ttie passing . and running of Pridgen, the running and pass receiving of Knowies, and the pass receiving of West and Hill. Frederick and Black more led the line play for Warsaw. Murray, Myers' and ;Kobins were best for Burgaw. Murray; proved to be an especially; hardjCharging ball carrier.---iK::N:Xsf: Statistics of the Game. ,'- ' Warsaw Score 28, passes.- at- Dennis Makes Debut At Warsaw With Two Wins Si? ... with the opening, of scnooi pn j Rapidly rounding Into form v and September ,9th , Coach Dennis be- MVea promise of being one of War- gan his ' coaching -cereor In the Warsaw High School. He succeeds T.' S. Cheek r who is at ? present Coach of Wilson High SchooL Den nis is a graduate df Newberry Col lege, and while attending, that school he played end on the foot ball' team for three years. This is the first year Dennis has coached and he has made a very fine start. The record of his team so far this season Is two victories and no de feats. His . team ;has scored 47 points against the oppositions . 0 points,: and has rolled up 23 first downs to S by the opponents. s v The chief handicap Dennis has to overcome la the lack of . numbers. His squad is made up of only eight een boys These boys, however, are experienced ; high schoor players. Coach Dennis has' a line that av erages about 155, pounds and a backfield that averages 145 pounds. His starting line up is made up of Hill, Middleton, ' Merritt, Fredr ick, Gar,rity, Southerland and Britt in the line, and Pridgen, Knowies, West and Pecora . in the back field. Theseboys are supported- by the following very able reserves ; Pridgen, Hines, Pecora, Hales, Tay lor and Sheffield in the line, and Blackmore, . Best and Johnson in the backfield, All the reserves are showing rapid improvement and the regulars are really having to hustle in order to hold their posi tions. . ' 5 X - '" t On tfca of fense Warsaw features a - hard running game combined with a -flashv aeriar attack. This nted- Stl. masses -comDleted25H offense -is ably supported by parses intercepted I'-yaias'gaineij; stonewall defense. So far this sea on passes 250, " yards gained ' by son, Warsaw has relied up 23 first rushing 50yards lost from scrim, oowns yj a oy..ner upponeuw.-... maee2. punta l. average yards of Warsaw's passing attack is built saw's best and she has had some mighty good ones. Only , two boys are on the injured list, and their injuries are minor ones.' Coach Den nis topes to have them in shape by game time Friday afternoon, i On Friday afternoon of this week Ccach Dennis takes his team' to Kinston to meet the boys of Grain ger High. School of that city in what may prove to be one of the toughest games - of the.' season. Coach Dennis is highly hopeful of taking this game and registering his third straight victory Kinston is a very worthy foe and will test the strength of the Warsaw team to the fullest. However many are of the opnion that if the boys con tinue the fine play they have shown so far this season and continue their rapid improvement, they have a better than ever chance to add Kinston to their list of victims.; ;.-.' '"Congratulations to Coach Dennis for the splendid start he has mads this season and best wishes for the FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFF At a meeting held in Warsaw, Monday night; presided over by Coach "Bed'1 Whlsnant of Mt, Olive, it was decide J that the formation' of a- football confer ence for this season would be impossible. However, ' the react ion to the Conference liea was very favorable and there is high, hopes' of the .Conference being formed by next year. The chief cause for the failure of the Con ference plan this season is the fact that several of the schools Invited to enlter have already a dopted their -season's schedule. .. :: Schools represented at 'the. " meeting; Monday night were War saw, Wallace, Mt. Olive, Smith field, Burgaw, Dunn, La Grange and Selma. " This writer is sincerely sorry that the' conference plan could not be adopted this year and , hopes that steps will be taken in the near future to. insure such a conference for another year. Basketball Slants xi a. iu. vy naiua wi uw mwioub three score of elaborately carved an. erlW nil AffOriCAl f lOHtfl Y tH(l tableau wagons together , with j , King Basketball king of sports many cages and-, open dens - of in Duplin County is ' awakening Clyde eBatta animals will be and beginning to slir around af seen in the processionnl .There will . . . . j '. , , " , . ,, . . , ter bis spring and summer or rest. be five herds of elephants and two , , caravans of camels from the great He seemg to have visited several desert Five bands and two steam 'county schools already and ap calllopes will furnish music. Doors ' pears about ready to visit others to the manageria open at 1 and at an early date. He had a very 7 p;v m.-Tfas -big show will start big year in" Duplin County last at 2 and 8 p in. All seats are pro-' year, and from all early reports vtded with "foot rests. and advance notices .He seems1, to , . - ft' - I be . headed for another big year. fftnvirt rTTsp Mulpq Every one seems t0 be eager,y : KjVHV UC U1U1C9 anXiously awaiting His arrival, " ESCape ' Here is wishing Him a hearty wel- 'come and a very successful sea Durham , Grady, of near Seven son Springs does not like to furnish ; ' mules for the public to ride un-jT . t j less the users are willing to pay improving KOadS in STSTJrJ Smith and Albertson AV1V'MI - O ------- , Wilson High Beats Wallace Eleven To Tune Of 33 To 3 . FOOTBALL MENU - FRIDAY'. Warsaw-Granger In . Kinston , SATURDAY - College Games Virginia-Davidson Charlottcs vllle : L,,n"5' ;,''-. ... Carolina-Tennessee ' Knoxville, Tenn. ; .:h ',.. ' .. State-S. Carolina - Columbia Clemson-Wake Forest - Clemson College, s; C. " , r Duke-Washington & Lee - Rich mond. :'r..-' A much haevier and more ex- ; perienced Wilscn High School team defeated Wallace S3 to 0 Friday af , ternoon on the Wilson High School ! football field. Coach Carson's boys :fmiQrhf nm.MA .An.. 1.. t.. . . . i . . ished by overwhelming odds. . u The Wilson High team is coach ed this year by T. S. Cheek, form er Warsaw High School Coach. Mr. Cheek says he has an abundance of good material and that there are very bright prospects for a fins Wilson High team this year. BEAUTY REQUIRES CARE Preservation of the beauty of the hair, complexion and hanJs Is im portant to every woman, and it be-, comes a simple matter when proper care can be had so reasonably at Ballard's Beauty Shop Pine View Apts. WALLACE punts 30, first downs 14. around Pridgen,, a large, , rangy RiirtrftwScorefl fiassesattemBt-' youth -who flings long passes and ed 5, passes completed 0, passes ;fHps short ones with uncanny accu intercepted 1, yards gained on pas-3acy In addition, to his' passing, scs 0, yards gained by rushing 00, 1 Pridgenis a good, shifty- runner yards lost from scrimmage 20, !id does most of the kicking for punts 3, a-verage yards of punts ' the Warsaw team. Frederick and 25, first downs4,. "' ' ' ' HU1 bave led in line p)ay so far.this wnMuu.., xiiu to t gwu UCiVUUVC end and a fine pass receiver, while around Frederick Is a tower of strength, both as defense and offense.. He has made many hard, clean tackles for his team this season. i , In the first game of the season, Warsaw, defeated Wallace 19 to 0 and last Friday Warsaw won over Burgaw 28 to 6 In this game all the boys showed great improve ment, and the aerial attack clicked to perfection. The whole squad Is 'vf'v":J..-u.'i..' ., -B.'"'J'.''';'::-3ia Regular air ' service the world is planned in four years. 1, r,T . , .illiHWM M; J J Krawetsky CHAMPION " SHOE SHOP WALLACE, N. C. ., irk - fey NEW 1936 BATTERY-OPERATED r " i r rj , . C05.00 , ' OTHERS 'i C49.C5 opj ' Thia handsome, iull-sizl , Phlloo Console brings new radioenjoyment to unwir :, ad homes I Finer reception '' of American programs plus police, aircraft and, amateur station iDallght " ful tone! And the lowest -cost battery-set operation v. In all radio I A sensational value! DRUG CO' TP ANY Warsaw, Nor In Cnroiuia woama cuurwi imwsiuk iuiuuku , v . hlH nasture. took a bridle from one The construction unit of the of the tobacco barns, caueht one State Road System has been ac of Durham's mules, and made his tive in Albertson and Smith's escape on mule back. Tho mule Townships this past week. The seemed to be unwilling to associate road from Kornegay on toward ..... .vr, "T.". k"c . with the convict and soon returned Seven Springs has been widened conunucajjy.ccess pi me Warsaw GraJy home Tbs coaviot and scraped into good condition. m' ' ' v Jhad to continue on foot, and in a, The Smith Chapel road is under TV t n J short time ' walked face to face repair this week. The road is be- Hlg DOUble CirCUS with a posse-of officers that he tag plowed up and widened and i 1 " & .1 .. ,. . nr. miwIm v,o nrVi w, AAr4a1 'Mom ' Hoo Vner PrAn-Mni i w tuning lu iiiuui. we icci ..uc ..w v, ...v.,.. . . v, "w ...t uov x i6uiu that any convict wishing to bor- onges are Deing put in wmcn nas made a detour necessary practi-; cally all week. These roads havejlj. xIX"X":xX"XK"xx!"Xx:"X"X"X"X"::x-; I ELECTRICAL SERVICE if f 'i X I row a mule should first see the owner of the mule and get his per mission to use bis beast. ' ' o The world's newest big show? the Cole Bros.-Clyde Beattl Circus fresh from a five year European tour will exhib in Goldsboro, FrU in Pitf County 'were delivered day, October 11th. I $102,082 22 in '.rental checks for The No. 1 advertlsuig car, , ths- cooperating , in they AAA tobacco first o. fthree in advance f"j p rc" .'"' f . Colossus of ayy amusements, lj, r:..,. ;, , 1, $: V ,; , " ., now uv una i, vicmcy. ompusiera. Last week, 2242 tobacco farmers been in need of repair for a good , Y while and those who have to travel these reads welcome this repair work . ., J, o i ' , This, year is seen as best for automobile industry sjnee 19?9.' We are Specialist on all makes of Electrical refrigerators. Our factory training offers you an Intelligent service that can only be appreciated by giving us the opportunity of serving you when In need of any kind of Electrical Service. No Part of An Electrical System Is Unimportant. Ludwig & Hawes Electrical Contractors WALLACE, N. C. bannermen, lithographers, radio .1 I I 1 v J 9 ALL NEXT WEEK- men and press agents are -herald ing the great event, and soon everyone will be pdanning for : a gala visit to, the. world's largest "big top." , the center of the . bir- gest - canvas city ever assembled to thrill, entertain , and amuse a I great and discriminating populace. I , 'iraveung on three i trains ; of ' double-length steel railroad- cars, the eiant ,: of aunAr-nironiiea , nrill bring 1080 DeODlfl ' 8l2 menai?eri 1 animals, five herds of elephants ' and 800 horses; j'?;:-' Pre-eminent features is Clyde BAftttv train Ari iHM h lnil J J , nuv. . BUlwai W, hlbltion '.Beatty Is acknowledged j im oe me greatest , wiia animal- trainer of all time. -Air' There are 400 Derformers inciu'r!. ing the famous Nelson fftmllv nf acrobats, the ImDerlal r HarolrtH- uie r iymg xnnuers: Allen King and his cage of fury; Hartetta, me lamous equestrienne, and 60 InternaUonally celebrated and be- iovea ciowns. The cole Bros -civde Beatty horse fair has become a ieature amazing in its appeal throughout the North American j continent.- jj,' ;" -''; ls. i Tho bT holidr.y will be ush;rd THE G K E TON A T E FAI R R KINS . if;'f;;i'V'. I-. . "'"';' '.'.'' OCTOBER 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12, 1935 ....... v-. . ' . . , - ', Featuring Exhibits in all Departments and an Amuse ment Program of Entertainment of High Calibre. The Old Time Fair Spirit Is Being Revived X. The Feature Attraction of the WEEK will be the New York Follies, a Gorgeous Revue Each Night in front : of the Grandstand, Supplemented by Captain 0. La Val ley and his Diving Troup, which is positively one of the Greatest Organizations in the Country today. The La ' Parades ih their Sensational Aerial Bicycle Act. Smith's 4. Superba Band all the week. Fireworks Display Each ) Night A good time for everybody. Bring the family to r' The Greater Kinston Fair, all next week. SPECIAL NOTICE: All school children in these ten ii;. ' .-.v .- ,",,. ..;'.'..'.?..';.-'.'-.? -.' . ;! Counties will be admitted FREE to the grounds up to 5 P. M. Tuesday. It is going to be BIG. Don't miss it, re- 4 I r member the Dates 1 , a 1 OCTOB ER 7,8, 9,10,11, 12, 1935 icJL t:i . Iji U i' u l'. til .JL,iiJL,
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