SECTION ONE—J
Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets Snap Winning
Streak Os Edenton Aces Friday Night 19To 6
Two Teams About Evenly Matched With Eliza
beth City Profiting More By the Breaks of the
Game; Tension Detrimental to Aces !
Elizabeth City’s Yellow Jackets
snapped the winning streak of the ]
Edenton Aces in Elizabeth City Fri-j
day night when they won a hard-1
fought game by a score of 1!> to <>.
The Aces had won four straight (
games, but with tension high in the
hope of defeating the Yellow Jackets,
the Aces made a few miscues which
figured in the scoring against them. I
The two teams played on about
even terms in the first quarter, but in
the second quarter, tho Yellow Jackets
made two of their three touchdowns.j
The first came after McGee snagged
an Edenton pass, but Edenton recov
ered a fumble on their own 17. The
Aces were forced to punt and so were |
the. Jackets, but the. ball went out on;
the two-yard line. On third down'
Stiliey fumbled and it whs the Jack
ets’ ball on the six. In four downs
Smith managed to plough through the]
Aces’ line to score. Try for extra j
point failed.
Near the end of the quarter Smith i
intercepted Holland’s pass on the
Jackets’ 48 and wiggled his wav to
the Aces’ 24. McGee then, passed to
Smoak. who raced for the second
touchdown a few seconds .before the
half ended. Price’s kick was good
for the extra point, so that the sir re
at half time was 13-0.
Tn the third quarter, the two-teams,
played on even terms, with Elizabeth
City wicking as the quarter ended.
Tn possession of the hall at th» be
ginning of the /fourth quarter, the
Aces, drove 81 yards for. their'only
touchdown. Ray Rogerson gathered
tn a pass from Holland for a first
down on the 42. Stiliey, Whitson
and Wright alternated at lugging the |
hall for another first down and lacked
only inches for a second first down
when Holland crashed through to
make it. Another pass, was grabbed
bv Stiliey for a first down and then
Holland connected with Rogerson who
was pulled down oh; the one yard
stripe, from where. Holland crashed
through right guard for the touch
down. Stillev’s try for extra point j
failed.
The. Yellow Jackets added their I
third fi'Whdown in the waning sec
onds of the game after the Aces re-;
sorted ••ntiivly to. oassing in an ef-]
fort to score another, touchdown.
Donah! Myers . gathered in. Holland’s i
attempted pass on the Edenton 28 and
was.pulled down only four yards;
short of a touchdown. On the third
play McGee, nassed. to Darling, in the,
. ail zone, making the score 18-fi. The',
try for extra point failed. The Yel-j
low Jackets intercepted another pass
on their own "0 and Myers raced to
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the Edenton 44 as the game ended.
The Aces chalked up eight first
'downs to only three for Elizabeth |
City, and completed seven of 17 j,
passes for 87 yards. However, four
of the passes were intercepted. The
Yellow Jackets completed three of
'seven passes for 40 yards and one in
terception. .
j On offense for the Aces Holland, j
Stiliey a ini Whitson looked best, while 1
Ray Rogerson, Dili Hardison and I.yn j.
Bond wore defensive standouts. j j
North Carolinians To
Vote On Amendments
In Election On Nov. 2
i,
Brief Explanation Made j
I Os Each By Attorney j.
General McMullan
North Carolinians will vote Novem
ber 2 on five proposed amendments to
the State Constitution.
The first one would authorize the :
General Assembly to provide for re
. calling retired supreme court justices
to fill temporary vacancies caused by
illness or other emergencies.
The second would authorize the
General Assembly to create a board
of paroles and confer upon it the au
thority to grant, revoke and terminate
paroles which it now eexrcises by the
Governor.
I The third would limit to one, the
number of State Senators from any
one county.
The fourth would reduce from four
months to 30 days, the time a voter
must reside in a precinct before be
coming eligible to vote.
The fifth would permit the , Gov-j
|,vrinor, in filling a vacancy in the
j executive or judicial departments, to !
appoint a person to serve the.balance{
lof 'lie unexpired term if that term is
j to expire on the first day of January
j after, the. next general election.
Under existing statutes retired su
premo court justices become emer
j gotu-y superior court justices and. may
.ho called on to hold terms of superior
court. There is no existing authority
to v>' all them for duty on tile supreme
court. |
The; amendment creating a parole
ho ard would terminate the Governor's!
[power of granting, terminating and
looking paroles after July 1. l!*pi. j
Under present, laws, it is permiss
ahle for one county to have two or!
; more, senators. The effect of the pro-1
posed amendment would be to prevent.|
any one county from having more
: than one senator in the General As-,
• semhly at any given time, whether
the county alone composes a senator-!
i ial district or whether it is combined
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. N. C-- TTT UBSDAT, OCTOBER 14, 1954.
[with other counties in such a district. ,
In making appointments according 1
!to existing statutes, the governor’s
appointee to fill a vacancy can hold
office under the appointment only un
til the next regular election. At this
next regulation election, any person
seeking the office in question must
run for election for the period of time
between the election and the end of
the term to which the person vneat-
I ing the office was originally elected,
and must also run for a regular term
| to commence at the end of that short
term.
4-H Boy Uses ITnioue
Method To Determine
Sex Os You ns: Chicks
[ Edgar Leon Halsey, Jr., has found
j what, he thinks to he a fairly sitccess
i ftil method of determining the sex of
|young; chicks. He picks them un in
j his fingers by the neck and holds them
for about: 30; seconds. If the chick
kicks up, to about 30;.'seconds, it is a
rooster; if it only kicks for about two
j to five seconds, it is a pullet.
Edgar started a 1-H project of 12
chicks recently and used this method.
jHe wanted eight pullets and four cock.-,
rets and used this method which prov
jed to he 100 per cent accurate this
. particular time. Although Edgar does
not at this time intend to become a
professional at chick sex determina
tion, lie plans to select all his poultry
j chicks in the future using this meth
od.
Justly to discriminate, firmly to es
tablish, wisely to prescribe, and hon
estly to award—these are the true
aims and duties of criticism.
—Simms.
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