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Terry Marr halfback for the Andrews Wildcats scores the first TD of the game.
I Andrews Rolls Over Swain In 3C-14 Victory
ANDREWS- Quarterback
David Slagle unleashed a barr
age of passes against Swain
Hi Friday night, and intercep
ted three Swain passes to spark
his team to a 30-14 victory
over the strong Maroon Devils.
Swain dominated the first
quarter of play, however, a
fumble tecovered by Larry
Owenby on the 31-yard line just
as the period ended, gave the
Wildcats die break they need
ed." As the second quarter
started, the Wildcats drove to
the 3-yard line. Terry Marr
ran the TD. Danny Tatham's
kick put the Wildcats in front
7-C.
For the remainder of the
period. Swain controlled the
ball. As the period ended
Swain drove to the 13-yard
line. Don Peterson threw a
pass which was intercepted by
Slagle in the end zone. Tak
ing over on the 20, Slagle kept
the ball to run the clock out.
In the third period, the Wild
cats lost the ball tw.ce with
fumbles. Swain found the Wild
cat defense too strong and could
make little yardage. However,
die Wildcats had come back
strong. Slagle fired a 45-yard
pass to 1 atham for a TD. The
I extra point try failed.
. Swain threw two passes, one
flailing incomplete and the other
gathered to by Slagle on a
perfect interception, which he
returned 16 yards to the 30
before being driven out cf
bounds and shook 4; or. the
play. The Wildcats fumbled
the ball, with Swain recover
ing, unable to move the ball,
they punted. Terry Marr made
a 28 -yard return. Jim Sur
savage carried to the one.
Slagel yent over for the score
on a quarterback sneak. Ta
tham kicked the point putting
Andrews in front 20-0.
Swain's first score came late
in the period as Ken McLain
eluded the Wildcat defense and
raced 75 yards for a TD. Bil
ly Davis kicked the extra point.
Early in the final period,
Ch?-les Hood raced 51 yards for
the final Wildcat TD. Terry
Marr ran the point.
Andrews Lodge #529 AFAAM
will hold their regular meet
ing, at the Lodge Hall Monday
October 5, at 7:30 p.m. Past
Masters will be presented pins.
Harve Mulkey who has been
presented a 50 year pin, will
give a short talk on Masonic
Education. All members and
visiting Masons are urged to
attend.
Sv?in's Don Peterson com
pleted i 46-yard TD pass to
McLean and again Davis kick
ed the point.
With two minutes remaining
in the game, Danny T atham add
ed icing to the cake by kick
ing a 22 -yard field goal with
Bobby Wood holding. The final
score, 30-14, the Wildcats filth
of the season.
Andrews Wildcats meet Hay
esville Yellow Jackets on their
own field this Friday night.
What 4-H
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President
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years, I think of the one out
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4-H was, and still is, an
open door to success. I have
by no means passed completely
through this door, but even now
I can see how it has bene
fited me.
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work was started by the pro
ject and project records. This
was, for many of us, our first
taste of responsibility. Caring
for something our very own has
laid a foundation that would be
hard to disturb.
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Home Demonstration
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ANDREWS "The V alley -
town Heme Demonstration Club
mat at the home of Mrs. Jack
Herbert on Weifciesday morning
for an all day meeting, be
ginning at 10:00 a. m. Guests
were greeted by hostesses, Mrs
William Carter, Mrs. John West
and Mrs Herbert who presented
them with autumn leave favors.
Robert Heaton, guest speaker
discussed the new Community
Center and told of other town
developments during the past
two years.
Mrs. Luke Ellis, president,
presided during the business
session. Gifts made by
members were on display
during the day.
The group attended a demon
stration on meat cutting given
by C. B. Cunningham, manager
of meat department, at theA&P
store at 2 p.m.
Eighteen were present
including guests Mrs. Mavis
Harris and Mrs. BessAlverson
of Murphy.
Homecoming To
Be Observed
ANDREWS-Homeccming will
be observed at the Church of
God on Sunday, October 11.
Reverend William Henry, and
instructor at Lee College will
present the morning worship
service followed by a singing
service during the afternoon.
College groups have been in
vited to take part in the service
Reverend T. E. Wilson, pas
tor, invites the public to attend.
Community 4-H
Club Leader
By: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tip
ton.
It is very inspiring to work
with 4-H boys and girls be
cause we are interested in
young people. As they choose
projects year by year and keep
records we know they have
responsibilities of their own.
They learn to do by doing,
develop leadership and chara
cter, learn to cooperate and
share with oters, appreciate
natural resources and their
uses, make friends, and to
give loyal service to their
fellow men and God.
The boys and girls of today
will be the leaders of tomm
orrow and by being a 4-H'er
today will certainly be a help
tomorrow.
The sad part is --we see so
many boys and girls who don't
belong to a 4-H club? so we
welcome you to join our Brass
town 4-H dub.
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