Wednesday, October 23,1946
Goldsboro Hi News
Page Five
5,500 Fans
See Quakes
Play Raleigh
Goldsboro’s ’Qualjes lost to a
heavier Raleigh team by a 25-0
score before 5,500 spectators at
Riddick Stadium last Friday night
for its third Eastern Conference
loss of the year.
The Capital City boys scored
once in the first quarter and once
in the second to lead by 13-0 at
' the half, and then scored twice
again in the third quarter to beat
the ’Quakes by four touchdowns.
Goldsboro threatened only late
in the game when Frederick led
the ’Quakes in a drive that began
on their own 30 and ended on the
Raleigh 12 with a pass intercep
tion,
Raleigh made 11 first-downs
and Goldsboro nine. The Caps
tried'^^5 passes and completed sev
en for 178 yards. They had two
intercepted. Goldsboro tried 16
passes but completed only five for
63 yards and had two intercepted.
Raleigh lost 105 yards by penalties
and Goldsboro had 58 yards on
penalties. Raleigh only punted
twice for an average of 29 yards a
kick. Goldsboro kicked nine for
a similar average.
-The lineups:
Pos.—Goldsboro Raleigh
LE—^Pike Lloyd
LT-^Lynch Deyton
LG__Westbrook Olive
C —Eason Moore
RG—Keen Crocker
RT—Smith Summers
Ferrell
Lesane
Ussery
Senter
Sommers
COACH JEFFREYS
Uniforms!
When the Quakes went out on
the field for the New Bern scrap
they were sporting flashy new
white jerseys. The necks fit tight,
the blue numerals stand out clear
ly, and last but not least, they are
a perfect fit.
The boys showed their appreci
ation by winning the contest, 18-6.
Junior Quakes
Play Wilson
11
!I Quakes Defeat
New Bern
RE—Noble
QB—Bridges ..
HB—Parrish ..
HB—Waters ...
FB—Frederick
0— 0
0—25
Score by periods:
Goldsboro 0 0 0
Raleigh 6 7 12
Raleigh scoring touchdowns:
Ussery, Lloyd, Sommers, Ferrell.
Extra point: Ferrell (placement).
Goldsboro substitutions: Klutz,
Pope, ends; Griswold, tackle,
Thompson, guard; Malpass, Bag-
ley, Beamon, Shumate, backs.
Koonce, Dunlap, Pierce, ends:
Nicholson, Murray, Jone*', tackles;
Shumaker, Davis, guards; Deb"
nam, center; Shipstead, Poole,
Holland, Ammons, Taylor, backs.
Officials; Gerard (Illinois)
eree; Howard (Carolina)
pire; Hackney (Carolina)
ref-
um-
head
The Quakes had a fairly easy
time winning the opener from the
Bears of New Bern with a score
of 18-6.
Early in the second period the
Quakes pushed over six points
when Oscar Bagley scored the
first touchdown. The extra point
failed. “Chubby” Bridgers passed
33 yards to Clip Nobe who ran
eight yards to score the second
touchdown. The try for the extra
point failed again. After the kick
off Kenneth Waters scampered 25
yards for the third and final touch
down. William Smith starred on
defense.
New Bern put in their 6 points
when Richard Skinner broke off
tackle in the last stanza and cross
ed the marker.
Dedications
(by Pinky Gainey and Margie
Perry)
Listed in order are From, Dedi-
cated, and To
1. Gut Malpass — “Come For a
Ride With Me Baby” — ‘>11 girls
The Jr. Quakes were defeated
Thursday afternoon by the Wilson
Cyclons. In the first stanza
George Kannon made a touchdown
for the Quakes but Billy Winslow
fumbled the kick for the extra
point.
No. 40 on the opposite ,team
made their first touchdown in the'
first quarter and scored again in
the second making the score 12-6.
In the third quarter Goldsboro
scored again jumping the score to
12-13. But Wilson took the game
when in the last part of the 4th
they made the last touchdown.
The game ended with the 19-13
in favor of the Cyclones.
Blackbirds
Defeated by
Earthquakes
The Quakes bounced back from
a 13-0 loss to Wilson to upset a
highly favored Rocky Mount team
by a 7-6 score.
Early in the first quarter Rocky
Mount scored the first touchdown.
The try for the extra point failed.
Toward • the end of the' second
quarter Rocky Mount marched
down the field to the Goldsboro
6 inch line when the whistle blew
ending the half.
On a double reverse in the third
quarter Carlton Frederick carried
the ball 'Ground the right end to
score for the Quakes, making the
score 6-6. . . . Bagley’s pass to
Clip Noble made the' extra point
that won the game .
The Black Birds threatened on
ly once in the last half and the
game ended with the score 7-6.
Can You Take It?
A Boeing aircraft official as
serted that the B-50, which is
about the same size as the B-29,
but which carries a larger load
and has a greater speed and range,
will “constitute this country’s
principal bombardment aircraft
for several years.
COACH BLYSOK
Little Man Has
Big Idea
Stanley —
\
Well, kids, here’s a column for
you to cry about and get mad
about, but still it might be a good
test to find out if you CAN TAKE
IT ... .
Gut, I hear you’re still picking
up crumbs from Leah Lloyd’s ta
ble. What’s wrong boy? Can’t
you do better than that? Get
wise, buddy . . .
Carlotta seems to hold a flame
for Chubby . . . But Chubby tells
us all who’s the lucky girl. Could
it be her ? ? ?
I guess La Verne turned the
tables on Frank. She ditched him
first, everybody says. Seems she
has turned all her attention on
Charlie Wiggs. Good luck to you,
Charlie.
Teeny, What happened to you
and Chris? I hear he’s coming
home on leave soon, so get out
that ole dusty halo and see if it
still fits.
We sure are proud of our co
captains this year. They’re a
swell choice, boys. Just keep up
the good work.
Bobby Malpass has been giving
Dot Crawford the dfle eye ! ! Who
knows? It might be love! So
let’s watch that, eh Brucie . . .
Peggy is-settling down since the
summer season is over. Aren’t
you happy, Freddie ? ? ? Good
luck to ya both.
Herman and Jack seem to be
vieing over Doreen’s attention.
Jack has one thing on you, Her
man. He’s got a truck.
Ruth Shaver still has her eye on
a certain boy. Won’t you tell us?
Or are you keeping it a secret —
even from him ? ? ?
Pinky, what is that I hear about
Mutt standing yoi4 up Saturday
night ? ? ? You should be shot,
Mutt. She’s a wonderful gal ! ! !
Since Rusly has gone to Caro
lina, Spanky doesn’t seem to miss
him . . . Who’s taking his place,
Spanky ? ? ?
Martha Winslow is still true
blue as ever . . . That’s fine, gal.
He’s a grand boy, and I'm sure he
is true to you, too. You’re both
tops!
Miss Willis is really jumping on
Gerald this year. What’s wrong?
Doesn’t she like ya, or something,
Gerald ? ? ?
Josephine has really found one
out of so many and it had to be
Paul! ! ! She made a wise choice!
Don’t hurt him, Jo . . .
Margie Pate has really got a
mou^. She jabbers all the time !!
Can’l you ever shut your trap?
(Only joking — we really like
you).
Boy, typing is really strict this
year! Sorta doesn’t give anybody
a chance to pass. Can’t you help
us out Miss Bryan, and Miss
Reade ? ? ?
Mr. Twiford is really nice. We
sure^'appreciate that big smile ev
ery day. It cheers us a lot.
Well, kids, I’ll stop this stuff for
now. So did you cry about, and
get mad about this column ? ? Or
CAN YOU TAKE IT ? ? ?
for work in a radio station unless
he can walk, read, write, sing, and
walk backwards as well as he can
forward.
While, in order to' get a job,
some people cultivate a reverse
mind, many people are born in
such a condition; i.e., they see let
ters in a word in the reverse or
der or they sometimes see upside-
down. It may be all right for the
radio folds to have this gift, but
are no institutions in this coun
try for people like that.
Although some people are born
with “backwards” minds, in a few
cases their affliction does seem
improved until they start talking
fast. Now that is the mast dan
gerous type. They may even be
come Etarepsed. Something should
and SAH to be done about it.
Ebyam eht enamuh yteicos nac
od gnihtemos tuoba ti ekil gnicalp
linesman;
judge.
Lawrence (State) field
Quakes Lose
To Wilson
For the tenth straight year the
Quakes were defeated by Wilson.
Dickie Davis passed 17 yards to
Captain Jimmy Zakas in the end
zone for Wilson’s first touchdown
in the middle of the first quarter:
Zakas’ boot for the extra point
split the uprights.
On the kick off the Quakes be
gan a drive that carried all the
way to the four yard line, but
were penalized and stopped from
scoring.
The half ended with the Quakes
7-0 behind Wilson.
Early in the third quarter Spur
geon Speight intercepted a pass
and ran to the 11 yard line. Wil
son carried to the four before the
Quakes’ forward wall led by Don
aid Malpass stopped them.
The Quakes took over on downs
but were forced to kick. On the
attempted punt Splike broke
through and blocked the kick and
scored standing up. Myron Ennis
used his head in blocking the ex
tra point.
During the fourth quarter Tom
my Beamon ran 50 yards for a
touchdown but it was called back.
Aside from this run the Quakes
didn’t threaten during the second
half.
The Talk of the Town
NEIL JOSEPH’S
SHOP
yw
Do I Love You” — Gordon Davis.
3. Sister — “Why Do You Want
to Make Those Eyes at Me For” —
Bryan.
4. Billy Burwell — “I Guess I’ll
Get the Papers and Go Home” —
Teeny.
5. - Knottie — “A Gal That Fel
lows Cannot Steal” — not even
me — “Bo”.
6. Poodle — “To Each His
Own” — Lou.
7. Durwood — “Dance With a
Dolly” — Peggy.
8. Dick Griswold — “My Sugar
is So Refined” — Patsy.
9. All Boys — “Andy’s Boogie”
— All Girls.
10. Gerald — “Why Do You
Treat Me Like You Do, Do, Do?”
•Miss Willis.
11. Mr. Russell — “You Are
My Sunshine” — Mrs. Shine.
12. Bobby — “I’ve Got the Sun
in the Morning and You at Night.”
— Eunice.
13. Boz — “Don’t Get Around
Much Any More” — Susan G.
14. Rufus — “Let’s Go Up
stairs” — to Freshman Girls.
15. ^ Clip — “Baby, Are You
Kiddin’? ” — Dot.
16. Esther Rose — “All That
Glitters is Not Gold” — to Hubby-
to-Be.
17. “Rocky Mount” — “Love
Letters” — Travis.
18. Jane Shaver — “I Don’t
Stand A Ghost of a Chance With
You” — William Smith.
19. Charlie — “Rumors Are
Flying” — LaVerne
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