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Murphy-Andrews Point For Big Tilt Here
Armistice Day Game Slated
Here Is Termed "Toss-Up"
Cherokee County's game of the season will be heM at 2 JU p m Tuesday, Nov I!, Armistice
Day. when Andrews and Murphy meet here on Cur Murphv I airgrounds
Andrews will be out to even up the year's score after Murphy took the first game at the
beginning of the season.
Murphy took the tilt with a close 7 to 0 sc .;e
This big Armistice Day tiK will
also mark Murphy Homecoming
Day Miss Bartnre Rhoads will be
crowned Queen with Miss Mildred
Taylor as Maid of Honor
Although Murphy seems to have [
the edge this year with the firs:
win tucked away aod according to
past games of the season, there is
no way to predict the outcome of
this annual game
The clubs are rather even in
weight with Murphy getting the !
nod on poundage if there is any
difference
Murphy Bulldog Coach "Ike" J
Olson said his boys are stressing I
both ground and pass attacks dur-i
ing practice.
Andrews Coach Hugh Hamilton j
said he is having his squad knock
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Sun.-Mon., Nov. 9-10
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Mon.-Tues., Nov. 11-12
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with no special emphasis on any
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ANDREWS PRACTICE
"We are working on both of-j
fense and defense,'' he said, "just
team, team that's what w?'re
working on."
Coach Olson said he is eject
ing some sort of pass attack from
Che Andrews Wildcats The An- J
drews boys run from a spread for
mation, he pointed out.
Both squads have been working '
hard with the big game in view j
and a large Armistice Day crowl
is expected out to see the encount
I
Box score of the big game for
the past four years puts Andrews
In the lead. The Wildcats took
both games four years ago and
the two teams split the honors
three years ago.
Last year Andrews came baak to
lake both fames again and so far
this season, Murphy is on top with
Khe first win this season.
Admission to the pa me will be
$1 for adults and .50 for students.
Andrews will come here with a
squad of seven seniors four juniors
and the rest sophomores and
freshmen
First string right half Carrol
Matheson for the Wildcats is still
suffering from a back injury and
it is not known if he will start or
not
The Murphy offensive starting
ineup follows
LB Eddie Joe Elliott
LG Steve Crawford ,
C Walter Hall
RG Jimmy Mulkey
IT C orge Hall
OT Fred Dalrymple
RE Joel Medvidovich
WB Tommy Gentry
BB Larry Posey
FB Don Greene
TB Billy Thompson
The Andrews offense and de
fence team as listed by Coach
P mi on is:
LE Bobby Cooper
LT Gerald Wheeler
LG William Franklin
C Walter Raxter
RG Johnny Raxter
RT Fred Cothern
RE Leroy Gilbert
RH Dean Dockery
LH Jerry Gilbert
QB Jimmy Cathey
FB Dickey Waldroup
The Murphy defense lineup is:
LE Eugene Dockery
LT George H^ll
LG Ralph Swanson
RG Don Greene
RT Fred DalrympJe
RE Joel Medvidovich
LBU Larry Posey
RBU Dennie Elliott
LHB Billy" Thompson
RHB Eddie Joe Elliott
S Fred Van Horn
Armistice Day
Tilt Means Last
For 21 Seniors
Twenty-one seniors from Mur
phy and Andrews will play tiheh
last me wMh their teams when
the two groups meet here for the
Armistice Day Classic at 2:30 p.
m Tuesday, Nov 11, on the Mur
phy Fairgrounds
The 14 seniors on the Murphy
Bulldog squad Include Dole Ril
patrick, guard; James Smith, tack
le; Dennis Carter, tackle; Wayne
Corn well, back; Don Grtene, back;
Billy Thompson, back; Fred Dal
rymple, tackle; George HaH, tack
le; Garry Posey, back; Denrsis El
liot,t, center; Steve Crawford,
Z u a ra: Hayden McClure. end;
Billy Ramsey, back, and James
Davis, guard
Seniors from the Andrews Wild
cat squad seeing action for the last
lime with their team mates are
Jimmy Oathey, back; Leroy Gil
bert, end; William Franklin, guard;
D okey Waldroupe, back; Blaine
Thompson, Chnrles Holland and ,
Billy Ray Martin.
i
Both Coach "Ike" Olson of Mur-!
phy and Coach Hugh Hamilton of j
Andrews praised the hard work
of their seniors.
LOVINGOOD ADVANCED
Wendell W. Lovingood Jr., son ;
of Mr. and Mrs Wendell W. Lovin
god oI Marble, was advanced to
eommistanyman first class, USN,
aboard the Submarine USS Chopp
er.
The advancement is a result of
competitive examinations conduct
ed this summer on all ships and
Naval establishments throughout
the world.
Fighting 'Cats Are
Victor Over Devils
The Andrews Wildcats chalkejl
up a 20-19 victory Friday night
over the Robtolnsville Blue Devils
It was .he Wildcats' third win oi
the sea: n. Light ?nd largely made
up a: underclassmen, the Wildcat
team as fought bravely against
tome pov er.'ul odds this season
The Smoky Mountain Confer
ence boasts three powerful teams
; year Frtnklln, Sylva and Bry- '
an Ci;v and the Andrews team
s be a conf .derably outweighed
in every engagement.
The Homecoming crowd Friday
night was given a thrilling start as
Bobby Cooper, Wildcat end, took
thcthe Robbinaville kick-off and
the Robbinsvllle kick-off and
raced 88 yards to the opponents' 4
yard line.
The Blue Devils dug In and held
on downs, taking over with the
bai! resting on the ope foot line.
A Robbinaville kicl^ carried only to
their own 20 where a score-minded
Wildcat team took ove?.
Thd's ti me Carol Matheson raced
around for a TD The touchdown
was set up by a Gilbert to Ma'.he
son pass. The conversion failed
and Andrews led 6-0
Sparked by the brilliant running
attack of Gordon Howell, Robbins
vllle scored In the second period.
However the local lads came
through with a touchdown pass
from Gilbert to Matheson to take a
half-time lead of 13-6, the extra
point kick by Walter Raxter being
good.
In the third period, Robbins
vills also took to the air and a 23
yard pass from Howell to Birch -
field placed the ball on the An
?rev s 2 yard line. Gordon Howell
v ent of."-tackle for the TD
The final * period of the game
rave all the fans a thrill as each
te: r p'avd hard for the win A
_i?m Matheson to Qtibert
_avi Andrews another touchdown
: n! W: r Raxter came through
.'.ha h k that meant the winning
r- the parae, for Robfclnsvllle also
reared in th ? final period, on a
pu from Howell to McMoolgle
A pass from HuwaL to Btrehfleld
made the extra point good. The
.inal score, Andrews 20, Rotobina
. ille 1# " "
During the hall, Mtes Patsy Der
rcberry was crowned Homecoming
Queen by Captain Jerry Gilbert.
The Queen's court waa escorted
on'jo the Held by members oi the
football team A colorful ceremony
jocompanied the event.
Miss Derreberry was presented
a miniature football by the co
captain a# the team
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There will be an interruption of pow
er on our system Sunday Nov. 9,1952
at 1:30 P. M. for the T. V. A. to make
changes in their substation
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