SECTION
TWO
sis The Roundup
By WILBORNE HARRELL
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HURfiICANE BACKLASH— The
wholesale evacuation before the
fury of hurricane Carla, is a
small indication of what will
take place in the event of an
atomic war . . . Snakes took
Over in the wake of killer Carla
as she lashed the marshy, lpw
lying coastal areas of Texas and
Louisiana. I don’.t blame any-j
thing or anybody, even snakes,'
for seeking refuge from a hurri- 1
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With the current issue (as
this is being written), the Sat-'
k urday Evening Post has lifted
its face. The format and cover
'design of this old standby maga-j
zine • has undergone some radi
cal changes. I have long been
a reader of the Saturday Even
ing Post —since my school days
to be exact. Although this
magazine has weathered many'
storms and undergone many
changes, both editorially and
mechanical, it is, in my opinion,
America’s foremost magazine.
Where magazines ' come and
magazines go, the Satevepost
Aces Defeat Heavy Cadet Team
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bore the brunt of the Cadet on- j
slaughts, but Jimmy Dail, Mac-j
Wright, Richard Weikel, Jackj
Ashley and Sam Wright also,
contributed to the magnificent
play of the Aces.
The Aces drew-' first blood |
about midway of the first quar
ter. Forehand kicked and the,
visitors were forced to kick both 1 *
times they had' possession of.
the ball. Forehand returned a-
Frederick kick 53 yards to the!
j Frederick 13, from ■ where Fore-1
hand picked up 6 yards, Lassi
ter 2 and Forehand then bulled
his way to the six-inch line.'
•Dixon was held for no gain and
forehand then plunged through I
the line for the first touchdown. |
. Both teams went scoreless in’
the second quarter but the Aces
scored again near the end of;
the third quarter on a 64-yard
drive with much of the yard- j
age credited to Forehand. He (
crashed through the line fromj
five yards out for the second
touchdown. |
Frederick scored its touch
down about midway of the third
quarter when they got the ball
on . their own 21. A pass was
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
goes on forever—we hope—on
the newsstands week after
week. The Post is a hardy
perennial, a mirror of the chang
ing times and an American in
stitution. It is a gentlemen
among magazines in this era
of ultra-frank publications, and
will never embarrass you. It
j may be left openly on the li
-1 brary table for the visiting
! minister to see, and may be
t given safely to your straight
| laced maiden aunt for a-Christ
mas gift; and at the same time
iit is as modern as tomorrow,
and its diversified appeal will
satisfy anyone, from the teen
! ager to grandpa. Closely iden
tified with the Post has been
the unique art work of Norman
Rockwell. His unsurpassed cov
er designs began when girls
looked like Gibson girls, men
1 wore derby hats and small boys
yelled at early vintage autos,
“Get a horse!” And through
the years Rockwell’s cover
paintings have been a perfect
interpretation of the warm, hu
man side of American life. I
] completed and on the next play
! Freddie Spence eluded the Aces’
j defenders and ran 71 yards for
the score. Near the end of the 1
.game Forehand, playing quar
} terback at times, struck Wayne
I Griffin in the end zone with a
' pass, giving the Aces their -third
touchdown which put the game
i on. ice for the Aces. Forehand
also passed to Griffin for the
1 extra point.
I For Frederick Spence . was
I easily the star performer, while
Roman and Ferraro were dan
gerous runners who were stop
! ped by the Aces practicaJly ev-*
ery time they carried the ball.
Despite the bruising battle
! there were only two minor in
juries. Wayne Baker, a former
' Edenton Ace playing with the
i visiting team, was injured and
Joe Mitchener, end for the Aces
| was also hurt, though neither
injury was serious.
First Quarter
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have seen many changes in the
magazine field, from the disap
pearance of the “pulps”, which
made way for more streamlined
modern publications, to the de
mise of many old standbys, of
which the most outstanding
were the deeply entrenched
Collier’s Weekly and the Ameri
can Magazine. Let us earnestly
hope that this change in the
Saturday Evening Post is a
healthy demonstration of edi
torial progress and not an in
dication of deterioration and de
cline.
Speaking of face-lifting, the
Court House Green would be
given a cleaner, fresher and
more beautiful look, if the
mowed grass were raked up in
stead of being allowed to lie
after being cut. This dead and
dying grass nullifies any beau
ty the mowing might bestow on
the Green. Surely, this is one
spot in town that should be
kept immaculate.
No compromise with communism!
Forehand kicked for the Aces
with Frederick returning to
their own 17. Spence ripped
off a first down to the 36.
Spence was held to a yard, a
pass was broken up. Roman
picked up 5 and Frederick kick
ed. Forehand in a spectacular
piece of running returned the
ball 51 yards to the Frederick
27. Forehand picked up 6 but
the Aces were penalized 15
yards. Dixon .gained 2 and
Forehand 11. On the next play
Forehand lost 3. Lassiter’s pass
to Dixon was good but lacked
a first down so it was Fred
erick’s ball on their own 27.
Spence picked up 6 and Lassi
ter then threw Spence for a 4-
yard loss. Fry and Lassiter
pulled down Warren for a 5-
yard loss and Frederick kicked.
Forehand returned the kick 52
yards to the Frederick 13. In
two plays Forehand hit the line
for 6 yards, Lassiter 2 and
Forehand made it first down,
lacking only about six inches
of a touchdown. Dixon was
stopped cold and Forehand then
cracked the line for the game’s j,
first touchdown. - Forehand’s I (
kick for the extra point hit the j
goal post and the Aces went 1 ;
ahead 6-0. The visitors return-1 (
ed Forehand’s kick to the Aces’ j
32. Frederick was off sides, so ]
Forehand again kicked with the ,
ball rolling in the end zone so (
it was Frederick’s ball oh their ]
20. Spence gained 8 but the! \
visitors were penalized 5. Fer- j
raro picked up 5 and Spence ,
7 in two plays, so Frederick j
kicked out on their 47. Dixon ]
sliced off 7 yards as the quarter
ended.
Second Quarter
A pass from Lassiter to Ash
ley was good for 10 J;ards and •
first down on the 30. Dixon <
rammed through for 4 and Dail ;
was thrown for a 7-yard loss.. 1
Forehahd snagged Lassiter’s' ■
pass which was good for first ■
down on the 20. Forehand was
stopped at the line, Dixon pick
ed up 4 and on the next play
he was unable to gain. Fore-,
hand then bulled his way to!
the 9 for a first down. Dixon
was thrown for a 3-yard loss, 1
but the visitors were penalized,!
putting the ball at the 6. Fore .
hand fumbled but recovered for'
no gain and on the next play
he made it to the 1-yard line..
In a shuffle pass the Aces sum-)
bled and it was Frederick’s ball!,
on their 6. Roman picked up
6 and Williford 3, after which).
Spence made it to the 16 for
a first down. Roman added 5
and Spence got away to the 411
for a first down. Roman picked!
up 2, Ferraro was stopped for
no gain and Spence was held!
to 3 yards, so Frederick kicked. |
It was the Aces’ ball on the!
Frederick , 40. Forehand wasj
thrown for a 12-yard loss. He
then pitched out to Dail, who!
chalked up 14 yards. Forehand. ■
then passed to Ashley for 6|
yards. Forehand got away to
the 33 for first down, and he)
was thrown for an 8-yard loss |
as the half ended with the Aces j
leading 6-0.
Third Quarter
Dixon returned Frederick’s! ■
kick to the Aces’ 42. Forehand
broke through for first down on
the visitors’ 47. Dixon picked
up a yard, Forehand 5 and a
pass was broken up, after which
Forehand kicked in the ,end
zone, and it was Frederick’s ball
on their 20. Spence gained 4
and Roman 4 and Spence made
it to his 33 for first down. Ro
man added a yard, Spence 2 and
Williford 2, so Frederick kicked
with Forehand returning to the
Aces’ 36. Dixon pounded the
line for 5 and Forehand 4, af
ter which Forehand made it a
first down on the 47. Forehand
picked up 7 and he then made
it to the Frederick 40 for first
down. Ashley picked up 2 and
Frederick was penalized 15.
Forehand gained 2 and a hand
off to Dail was .good for first
down on the Frederick 14.
Forehand picked up 4 yards in
t\yo plays and the visitors were
penalized, putting the ball on
the 5. On the next play Fore
hand rammed through the line
for the Aces’ second touchdown.
His kick for the extra point
was blocked, so the Aces went!
ahead 12-0. Frederick returned 1
Forehand’s kick to their own
24, but the visitors were pen
alized 15 yards. Roman gained
3 and Williford made it first
down on the 25. Roman was
stopped at the line and Spence
added 4 as the quarter ended.
Fourth Quarter
Spence was stopped for no
gain and Frederick kicked.
Forehand was downed when ho
grabbed the ball on the Aces’
37. Lassiter was thrown for a
2-yard loss, Forehand picked up
3 and lost 2, so Forehand kick
jed with Frederick downing the
ball on their 31. Williford pick
ed up 4 but Frederick was pen
alized 5. Two passes were
broken up and Frederick kick
ed with Forehand returning to
the Aces’ 41. Forehand picked
up 9 and Dixon ripped off 16
yards for first down on the
Frederick 34. Dixon added 4
and Forehand tore loose to the
13 for first down. Dixon was
held to a yard and Lassiter
fumbled but recovered. Fore
hand was thrown for a 6-yard
loss. A pass was broken up
and it was the visitors’ bal lon
their 21. A pass netted 8 yards
and in a spectacular run Spence
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broke through, slipped past'
Edenton defenders to chalk up|
71 yards for the visitors’ lone, 1
touchdown. The kick for the 1
extra point wks blocked, so the *
score moved-to 12-6. Dixon re-'|
turned Frederick’s kick to the)
Aces’ 41. Forehand picked up a)
yard, and Frederick was penal iz- 1
ed 15. Forehand hit the line
for 6 yards and Dixon lost 3,!
after which Forehand made it i
to the Frederick 30 for a first
down. Forehand then tore loose |
to the 15 for first down. Ash- !
ley was held for no gain and
Forehand picked up 8. On the j
next play Forehand connected j
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ahead 19-6. Albert returned
Forehand’s kick to the Frederick
32. Farraro gained 5 yards as
the game ended.