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PAGE 1 I Warrenton Pi p^eldon In Ci Two winless football clubs, T Warrenton and Weldon, clash tonight at Weldon's home field in contest that will have a bearing on the TarRoanoke Conference race. Currently Louisburg, which handed the Weldon Tornados a 14-0 setback last Friday night, is atop the league standings. A win by Warrenton tonight could throw the race into a two-way tie and drop Weldon to the cellar in team standings. The Yellow Jackets have - had a two weeks rest since they took an opening game loss at the hands of non-conference opponent Scotland Neck. Weldon lost its opener by a 28-0 count to Murfrees ooro. Coach Fate King ?vill be without the services of fullback Tommy Holt when the Jackets go against Coach Donald Johnson's single wing edition. Holt, who received an injury in the Scotland Neck game, will be sidelined for two more weeks. Senior Bill Clark has been pulled from the line to fill in for the injured fullback and King says that he has been running the ball well in pracWe ) | W> | Appi Sche POS THUI SEP1 1^- BEG FREE DRIN1 Hl": I Get Your Ticket I I JITTERB Content Don't i I * THE I gr mmmmm itted Against onference Till tice. Scheduled to aee limit ed duty tonight will be St?v< Clark, who turned up wltl an injured ankle in thi Jacket's initial tilt. King listed the probable ol fensive starting lineup for to night to include Clinton Ne$ at quarterback, Billy Mitchi ner and Gordon Haithcock a the halfback slots, and Bil Clark at fullback. Linesmei expected to get the startini nod are Herman Rooker ant Wilson Bolton at ends, Thur man Rooker and Bobby Ed monds at the tackles, Johnnj Link and Macon Reavis at tht guard slots, and George Pit tard at center. On defense King will use freshmen Billy Benson and Lariy Hayes, who joined tht squad this week. Steve Clark will be used on defense ii his ankle injury continues tc respond to treatment, Kinj said. Norlina, rolling along on th< impetus of an undefeated sea son last year, tries to keef their 1960 win skein alive foi at least three games tonigh when they travel to Wakeloi for a non-conference game. Littleton also has a wir streak going, but they will ge \re S( ^RRE RECIATION duled To Be Held TPON ISDAY rEMBEl INNING / ^ $18 IN CAS1 To Be C ~~l . . . Plu? Man'. > For The Drawin UG & ROCI ants Register Nowl Hiss This Big J WARRENTON I :C0 BOARD 01 yARRENTON Tonights t Gridiron ; f^\Contests k - mmmmmmammm* 1 Warrenton at Weldon. J Norlina at Wakelon. I Enfield at Littleton, j Spring Hope at Louisburg ; Gaston at Franklinton. 1 i , Grid Results Norlina 32, Spring Hope 6. Littleton 26, A. Springs 0. ' Louisburg 14, Weldon 0. ' 1 I Franklinton 46, Helena 6. | ? stiff test in tonight's home ( game against Enfield. The i j Blue Demons bring a 1-1 1 record into tonight's contest. : Franklinton, scoring more ' - than 100 points in its last two 1 ' outings at the expense of t Rolesville and Helena, will ! host a strong Gaston outfit , capable of knocking the Red i Rams out of the undefeated l t column. ( orry . IMTOIN I CELEBRi September 16th Has E ED Ul IT 7:30 P 0.00 r 9 PRIZES tiven Away r Valuable Prise* g From Any Partici K 'N ROLL C At Any Warrentoa , Celebration SpoesJ [ERCHANTS ASS ' TRADE Norlina 1 The Norlina Blue Wave* < made It two In a row last Fri- i day night when they rolled < over Spring Hope in a road game by a 32-6 count i Halfback Frank Perkinson t scored two touchdowns as the 1 Littleton Against I LITTLETON ? Littleton's t Blue Jays coasted to a 26-0 1 Roanoke Conference win here j Friday night over the Aurelian C Springs Harnets who were un- v able to get into the game at 1 anytime. 1 Coach Tommy Satterfield's 11 romped to their second I straight win of the 1960 sea- o son, scoring in every period h and having three TD's called v aack due to penalties. f The Jays are coming along strong this season and Friday light ground out 368 yards on ] the ground while the Hornets < autside the Littleton 40 all * night and to a minus one yard rushing. , Jimmy Harvey, junior quarterback, scored three touch- , downs for the Jays wile Brax- 1 1 s ; . But : i's J Ml ON >een ?1 f%ND. M w nil i TAVUK5 FOR THE CHILDREN! ipatmg Merchant ONTEST I \ Store 1 ed By I mATIIHf I Beats S{ flilting Norlina club took their second non-conference game jf the year. Norlina, which remains outside the conference tonight when it goes against Wakelon, jroke into the scoring column Wins 26on Barrett tallied the other, iarrett scored one on a 30 rard run but it was nullified, Charles Moore's from the five ras nullified, and Roderick lobb's from the five was nulified, all due to penalties. The first score came when larvey bucked over from the ne after Moore and Barrett lad set up the opportunity dth long runs early in the irst period. Barrett went over from the 1 -ialfback Moss rAa Ram WI** , aXMUl 1 ? 111 FRANK LINTON? Halfback ! ames Moss, 150-pound senior! o-captain, paced the Frank-; inton Rams to a second | traight win Friday night. The j Yanklinton workhorse carried: he ball 16 times as he picked j p 260 yards to lead his teamlates to a 46-6 non-conference ictory. Franklinton dominated play, rom the outset of the contest L nd picked up 364 yards rush-] ng to only 39 ground yards J iy the visitors. Passes click-j d periodically for the Helena] lub, whigh gained 89 yards j h rough the air, while stopp-j ng Franklinton's one passi ilay of the night GENERAL BUD BRAGG STREET John Cameron Swayze says: SIIMMFRTIMF VWIVIIVIMI? I IITIta IS Tll? TIME becau Take A Licking An( MMMh of tlw wrijt. rnm ^4 95 ptM lax Imimw wjIj li with ^ TktM tanous fi*M JUtwsi tit l!K: ttffiii r^r^T tMvfcMf M )M( w CnnM, CNMI ?? C? r? ' " V-vf*'; * Sh! in the first quarter when defensive halfback Alton Williams intercepted a Spring Hope aerial and raced 35 yards for a touchdown. The extra point attempt failed. I Another pass interception 0 Game Springs 10 in the second period and in the second half it was Harvey doing all the scoring. A 20 yard run in the third and then a two yard plunge in the fourth period accounted for the final TD's. Moore scored both extra points on runs. The Jays were penalized 140 yards during the night and had three 60 yard runs called back besides the three TDs runs as their offense proved to be the most explosive yet demonstrated in the conference. On defense Whit Neville, diu i^eacn ana Murpny Myrick were outstanding for Littleton. Louisburg 1 14-0 Tilt A LOUISBURG? Two juniors, ( End Johnny Williamson and | Quarterback Charlie Ford, led the Louisburg Bulldogs to a | convincing 14-0 victory over! Tar-Roanoke Conference Wel-j don Friday night on the Tor-. nados home field. The Bull-1 dogs, while evening their sea-! son record at 1-1, moved into undisputed possession of first place in the conference stand-1 \ffSjUMjJ | .DING SUPPLY WARRENTON, N. C. I EX se Timex Watches J Keep On Ticking! Cm Tfentt Sportster. M The waterproof in waleh dsWinod *9 with a smaller ax ,"'m ** 1* <121 voungittrs. i-^ssi om '9-95 pfus fa* MTipleleiy neUc and have in tax. g3 DRUG J IraWw VVy ?.V-V. -,i: JV'vttl" x ?a' * pe,32-6 set up the second Blue Wave touchdown and was climaxed when Frank Perklnaon, who snared the Spring Hope pass, powered his way over the double lines. Charles Fuller, operating from the quarterback slot, ran across the extra point to give Norlina a 13-0 margin. Fumbles and pass interceptions plagued Spring Hope throughout the contest. Cashing in on these mlscues allowed Coach Bob Price to clean his bench before the end of the game. In the second half freshman halfback George Perkinson, carrying the pigskin but once all night, churned Into paydirt from two yards out for NorHna's third score. After an exchange of the ball, Norlina punted to the Spring Hope 30-yard line and the hosts were able to move the ball through the center of the Norlina line on a series of downs and finally rammed across their only touchdown of the night. The try for extra point failed. Halfback Fred Hicks' touch uown irom uiree yards oul ended the scoring for both clubs. Winner In t Weldon ings. Ford intercepted a Weldon' pass on his own 25 yard line midway the fourth quarter and raced 75 yards for the Bulldogs second touchdown to sew up the win for the locals. Bill Patterson had put Louisburg ahead in the first period with one yard plunge, but the outcome of the game was still in doubt until Ford's brilliant defensive play. The run back, which broke the mark of a 50 yard return set by Richard Marshall against Rolesville in 1958, was largely possible due to a fine block by Tom Wilson which put Ford in the open but the Louisburg quarterback still had to out run four defenders for the tally. Williamson, playing the finest game of his career, made a dividing catch of a Patterson aerial to give the Bulldogs a first down early in the game and keep their initial touchdown drive going. But his big contribution was on defense as he repeatedly broke Into -the Tornado backfield" to throw the ball carrier for heavy losses. On seven unassisted tackles, the big end drove Weldon back for a total loss wt uw J U1 UM. 1 111J |/iua mc fact that the entire Louisburg team played their best defensive game, held the Tornados to a minus 14 yards rushing in the first half and a net of only 18 yards in the entire game. Of the 24 rushing plays by Weldon, over fifty per cent were stopped by only one Bulldog tackier as Brooks Morton, Ford, Allen and others turned in the defensive gems. The Weldon Tornados failed to live up to their nickname on the ground but were able to stay in the ball game with a good aerial attack as Allen Bell connected on five tosses for 3-1 yaids. Bill Carroll was the only Tornadc able to gain on the ground w'th 44 yards in four tries including a 35 yard run up the middle. This play almost went for a touchdown but Lee Allen made a fine stop. SPECIAL HYDRO-PAK FISH POND NfKFILIZER $1.95 PER BAG Now It Tho Time To Food Tow Pond To Toko Core Of The Winter Month.. TRAYLOR'S T, SEPTEMBER 16. 1 HtM TOBACCO ?r< '*' X selling! r fl St B 0 Y D' Si I I "TCTK OLD RELIAB1.K" I | WARRENTON, N. C. I
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