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Seadogs to Play Host To Ayden Team Tonight Halfback Pud Hassell Will Sit out Contest The Beaufort Seadogs will play host to Ayden at eight | tonight in a Coastal Conference football game. A victory for the Seadogs will boost them into third place in con ference standings. , With the exception of halfback Pud Hassell, the Beau fort eleven is in top shape for the contest. Hassell, who t sprained an ankle against Rober-+ sonville last week, is expectcd to sit the game out. 1 Coach V. M. Morrison says that George Noe will probably get the , starting assignment at Hassell's halfback post. Eddie Taylor will be running from the other halfback slot. Fullback Ernest House and quar terback Butch llassell complete the starting backfield for the Scadogs. i Guion Dudley is expected to see ac tion as a defensive man and on kickoff and punt returns. He has had trouble learning blocking as signments and seldom plays on of fense though he is the fastest man on the team. ' In the line, the Seadogs will rely on their same starting combina I tion. Calvin Jones and Gordon i Becton will be at ends. David Wil i lis and John Smith at tackles, Joe Powell and Gray Simpson at guards and Lonnie Dill at center. i The Seadogs have compiled a 4-2 won-lost record this year in what was supposed to be a rebuilding year at Beaufort. Beaufort has scored victories over Vanceboro, i Camp Lejeune, Farmville and Robcrsonvillc. Only LaG range and Havelock have been able to take the measure of the Seadogs this year. Coach Morrison, already looking l ahead to next year, says that the Seadogs should improve with an other year's seasoning. All of the backs will be returning for another year and only Becton and Smith will be missing from the starting 4 line. In speaking of tonight's game. Coach Morrison says he expects a very tough battle. Ayden won a 27-fi victory over Contentnea last week and should be fired up for night's contest. After a slow start Ayden has come on fast and is a real threat to any team in the conference Coach Morrison Is nUt selling Ay Coastal Conference Secretary Releases Team Standings Jasper Lewis, Coastal Football conference secretary, has an nounced the results of games played by conference schools last week, tonight's schedule and the conference standings. The results follow: Beaufort 20, Robcrsonville 0; Farmville 31. Vanceboro 0; Ayden 27, Cantent nea 6; LaGrange 27, Fayettcvillc B team 0, non-conference. Tonight's schedule will have Ay den at Beaufort, Vanceboro at Con tentnca. LaGrange at Farmville and Robcrsonville at Havelock. Won Lost Tied Pet. LaGrange 5 0 0 1.000 Robcrsonville .... 4 10 .800 Havelock 3 10 .750 Beaufort 3 2 0 .600 Farmville 3 2 0 .600 Ayden 13 1 .300 Vanceboro 0 S 1 .083 Contentnea 0 5 0 .000 Beaufort Driver Cited In Hit-and-Run Incident Clarence Whitehurst, Beaufort, has been charged with hit and run as the result of hitting a parked car on Live Oak Street, Beaufort, Monday night. Whitehurst, driving a 1947 Chev rolet, hit a 1954 Pontiac owned by A. B. Hooper, according to W. J. Smith, highway patrolman. The Pontiac was parked in front of the Hoper home at 207 Live Oak. Damage to both cars was minor. den short. "Those boys will be out to beat us and the only way we can win is to want to win more than they do and play harder and better W coach WANTED PINE SLABS AND STRIPS FROM SAW MILLS Contact DICK DANIEL Thurman Chipping Co. 5 Miles Below New Bern on Morehead Highway 70 /Nt OLD Glenmore KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ? 86 PROOF J 6 . YEARS OLO V y ? Th? Plrot# Demerit System Goes Into Effect at AHS By EVELYN HARRIS Hi, I'm back to bring you more news from AHS after a wonderful time at state fair but we were a wee bit sleepy after such a long journey. We're home at last and ready to go to work again. I talked to a few of the seniors today and they have elected some of their superlatives.. They are not quite finished, so I'll have to give them to you next week; keep your eyes open for the superlatives. The NCEA met at Kinston last Friday and Atlantic High was rep resented 100 per cent. I forgot to mention last week about the home ec class winning a blue ribbon this year at the county fair. They have done a swell job representing AHS. Let's hope they keep it up. The students of Atlantic High would like the consideration of everyone attond i n g basketball games or just visiting the gym. Please keep off the floor with street shoes on. Taps on your shoes will scar the floor and we wouldn't want Lvelyn Harris that to happen. Our gym floor looks Storm-Slowed Fishing Shows Quick Recovery By BOB SIMPSON The fishing, slowed down by a vlctoin nor'ewttr, is recovering In (11 phases. Offshore boat* brought in a sprinkling of kings on Wednesday. Inshore piers reported hogfish and spots with an occasional trout. The past week has been excellent for the ocean piers with piers re porting as high as half a dozen kings a day. Drift fishing for flounder and flounder fishing from the piers or surf has been excellent up to the blow and is showing promise of a quick recovery. Big news in the fishing world occurred Wednesday when a group of Morehead City Marlin fisher men attended a meeting at Wash ington in order to help set up an International Marlin Tournament. Those attending included Cap tain's Ottis Purifoy, Bill Olsen, Hubert Fulcher, Arthur Lewis and Fabulous Fishermen Secretary Bob Simpson, all from Morehead. Other* present included Con gressman Bonner, Stale Advertis ing Director Charlie Parker, Bob Halstead of US Fish and Wildlife. Hal Wilson, Program Director of WITN. Publicity assistance was offered by Aycock Brown and Bob Simp son while Bob Halstead was se lected as presiding officer. The official same has been se lected as North Carolina Blue Mar lin Tournament Association. Ano ther meeting date has been set for Nov. 12 in Washington. Figures are now being gathered for public interest on the financial value of the inseparable tourist and fishing industry and the effect on the community. At present it appears to bring in over a million dollars a year to the Morehead City-Atlantic Beach area. Any way you look at it that is a considerable hunk of the com munity financial well being. very nice. Please help us keep it that way. Thank you. The Demerit System was put into action Monday morning. Demerits this year will be given for discour tesy to teacher (3), skipping class (2), being in hall without permis sion (1), improper conduct in hall (1), misbehaving in chapel or 4-H (2), misbehaving in cafeteria (1), cheating (4), smoking outside hut (3), being on steps to either audi- i torium or girls rest rooms (1), im- i proper conduct in hut (2), misbe- ' having on school bus (2), minor of fense to teacher (1), using profane Inaguage (2). The only people allowed to give demerits are the following: Student Council members, monitors in hall, bus drivers on bus, and teachers. When you have received 7 demerits you will be expelled for one day, 14, 2 days, and when you have 21 demerits, you will be expelled from AHS for good. Be careful, students, we wouldn't want to miss your sun shiny faces one of these blue morn ings. I'll be back next week with more news, so keep your eyes peeled for this column. Be good. Eagles Have Open Date, Will Meet Seadogs Next Week The Morehead City Eagles have an open date tonight and will play their final scheduled game next Friday when they play host to the Beaufort Seadogs. The Eagles, kept indoors most of the week by rain, have been working for the Beaufort game. Coaches Norman Clark and Hugh Gordon have been stressing pass defense, offensive plays and de fensive formations in skull ses sions. The Eagles will get in some scrimmage time and work out their kinks next week. This is the only open date of the season for the Morehead City team. Sports Briefs Makes Check List James , Guthrie, Morehead City halfback, scorcd three times as the Eagles rolled to a 47-8 victory over Pamlico last week. As a re sult, he was mentioned in the Greensboro Daily News All State check list for the third time this year. Daughter Born Mrs. Hugh Gordon, wife of the Morehead City assistant coach, had a baby girl Monday. The baby weighed < pounds S ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon named the little girl Allison Gayle. The Gordon's have two other children. To Play at Base Morehead City golfers have been invited to play at Cherry Point Sunday. All who are going arc asked to register at the golf shop at the Morehead City country club. Play Postponed Play in the Morehead City Golf Club championship tournament was postponed this week due to rain. To Attend Game Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wheatly and sons will attend the Carolina-Wake Forest football game at Carolina tomorrow. Car Available The Beaufort Jaycee* are still selling chances on a 1951 Plymouth to b? given away at the Beaufort Swansboro game Nov. 7. Publicity chairman George M. Thomas says anyone buying a chance for $1 has a good opportunity to win. Only 100 tickets have been aold to date. FUEL KID* f ? w ? ' '66SMWWTER6URCLV fCAMBEROUOM OFOURdOODOIL OOMA/EEMOUOW.' r<ri *?az_ jrvsri Here'* the etijr w ay to bome warmth i Ar range lor us to keep four tank filled with quality fuel oil. Just phone PA 6-3414. These Eagles were Greatl Here are some of the Eagle players who stood out in last Friday night's victory over Pamlico Central. They are, left to right, Leslie Nelson, guard, Lynwood Durham, tackle, Freddie Oglrsby, fullback and de fensive tackle, Jim Lawrence, end and defensive halfback, and Jackie McQueen, quarterback. The Eagles won by a 47-6 score. WARMTH AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES J. M. DAVIS Taxaco Products MorchcaJ City Carteret retailers . . . who watch the women go buy . . . buy their advertising in THE NEWS-TIMES! . . . Because they SEE RESULTS from the newspaper that's as BIG as all Carteret County. How big i* the Carteret County market? . . . More than $24,000,000.00 annually. How biB is THE NEWS-TIMES? It is read by 73% of all the County's people . . . those able to read and ABLE to BUY! WATCH I the women go buy , ? ? wi THE watch the women go buy . . . watch the women go buy . . , watch the women go buy . . ? 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