Waves
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League leading Norlina will
get another test tonight In ita
hid for a second straight Tar
Roanoke Conference championship
tonight when it goes
: against the luckless Weldon
Tornadoes in a game that
f- highlights the area grid card.
In the only Tar-Roanoke
game on tap for tonight. Coach
Don Johnson will try to match
wits with Norlina mentor Bob
Norlina !
Over Loi
Norlina Louisburg
10 First Downs 7
151 Yds* Gained Rush. 11
1-10 Passes 1-8
\ I Vr}.- ...J 15 .. KI
* VIU111 V.Vi * ONI Ilg ?J
1 Interceptions 1
0 Fumbles 2
\ij 3-39.3 Punts 5-28.6
100 Yds Penalized 31
Score by Periods
NORLINA 0 0 7 6?13
LOUISBURG 0 0 0 0?0
A stingy defense led the
way as Norlina's Blue Waves
took a big step in the direction
of a second straight conference
championship on Friday
night when they downed
Louisburg by a 13-0 score.
The highly-touted Louisburg
club was able to gain only 16
yards all night against a Norlina
team which made its 1960
conference debut at home.
Norlina's forward wall gave
up only seven first downs,
several of which came as the
result of penalties.
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> Price as their two team* clash
i at 8 p. m. at NorUM.
Both teams 10* heavily
through graduation, but Nor
lina seems to have jelled
quicker this year than has
Weldon. The Blue Waves are
| currently enjoying another
winning season as they sport
a 3-1 record overall.
Weldon, on the other hand,
has lost convincingly to MurScores
12
lisburg O
kinson was the big offensive
gun for Norlina as he scored
'the first touchdown after setI
ting it up with a pass interception
which he carried for
50 yards.
Not having the offensive
power of last year, when it
racked up a 46-0 win at the
expense of the Bulldogs, Norline
did get in the scoring
column twice in the second
half, and that was all thev
needed.
In the first half Norlina was j
able to move to the Louisburg
16 yard line before being forced
to give the ball up on
downs. Louisburg's deepest
first half penetration was their
own 40 yard line.
Louisburg took the second
half kickoff and with the aid
of a pass interference call
against the Blue Waves, picked
up first down on the Louisburg
39 yard stripe. Two
plays later Perkinson picked
off quarterback Charlie Ford's
pass and rambled 50 yards beAt
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Weldo
U freesboro, Louisburg and Bei
venue without scoring a toucl
rfdowu. TMr -)?nly win an
only score of the year cam
I when they downed Warranto
i by a 7-0 count two weeks age
i Warrenton will be steppin
'{Outside the conference tonigh
when it hosts a strong Nash
ville club. Nashville, pace*
by End Gus XJriffin and Full
' back Johnny Jenkins, have me
5-0 Win
trfriday
| fore being shoved out ol
bounds ten yards away from
a touchdown. Four plays later
Perkinson churned across the
goal line for Norlina's first
touchdown. Quarterback Billy
Fuller ran the ball across
on the extra point attempt.
Following the kickoff, Louisburg
made their only penetra
uuu ui nuituia terriiory auring
the game as they picked
up a first. down on the Norlina
49. Following a one-yard
gain on a ground play and two
incompleted passes, the Bulldogs
booted to the Norlina
eight yard line.
Unable to get the ball out
of their end of the field, Norlina
punted to the Louisburg
10 yard line. There the Norlina
forward wall set up the
final touchdown of the night
after a Wave linesman fell on
a fumble as Louisburg ran its
first play. Paced by fullback
Lee Hicks and halfback Fred
Hicks. Norlina bulled the ball
to the two yard line, where
Lee Hicks took a handoff and
dove across the double line,
making the score stand at 13-0.
The game was the second
Tar-Roanoke Conference affair
for the visiting Louisburg club
Jays Lose
To Demons
The undefeated Aulander
Green Demons railed on to
their third conference victory
Friday night to take first
place in Roanoke Cohference
standing by defeating Littleton
by a score of 27-0.
The strong gridders who are
outstanding on both offense
and defense have not been
scored on this season. They
won over Gaston, William R.
Davie and Littleton by scores
of 10-0, 21-0 and 27,0, respectively.
Bubba Bell highlighted action
Friday night by passing
for three touchdowns and scoring
another.
The Demons first tally came
in the first quarter after a 45
yard drive when Bell sneaked
over from three yards out. In
the second period Bell passed
to end Dick Ball to add six
points to the score. The pass
was eight yards.
Passes of 20 and 22 yards to
ends?Dick?Parker?and?Dick
Hall from Bell in the second
half added the final scores.
Dick Parker added the extra
points after three touchdowns
for the fine score of 27-0.
The Aulander team gave up
only two first downs to the
Littleton team as they completely
dominated play. Littleton
never penetrated Aulander's
49 yard line.
Mike Riggan On
A Winning Team
Hike Riggan, grandson o<
Mrs. Howard Riggan of Macon,
has gotten an early start on
getting on a winning team.
Mike, son of Mr. and Mrs
James H. Riggan of Grand
Rapids. Michigan, was the batboy
on the Michigan team
which won the 26th National
Baseball Tournament complet
ed this month
Mike's team emerged victor
ions in the tournament, wMct
wse comprised of 32 taenia
from acmes the nation one
peting for the national semi
pre baseball crown.
Mom Paces Win
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over Wendell on Friday nigh
The win wan FrankHnton'
third of the mm, as again
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Gridiron
rpS\Contests
' Nashville at Warrenton.
1 Weldon at Norlina.
Gaston at Littleton
Grid Results |
Warrenton 40, S. Hope 13.
Norlina 13, Louisburg 0.
Aulander 27, Littleton 0
Benvenue 43, Weldon 0.
Franklinton 26, Wendell 6.
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13 First Downs 8
224 Yds. Gained Rush. 107
33 "?Passes * =<
39 Yds. Gained Pass. 30 i
0 Interceptions 1 i
0 Fumbles x ]
0-0 Punts 2-30 1
0 Yds. Penalized 20 1
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last Friday's 40-13 win over
Spring Hope. King emptied
his bench then to record his |
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In another area game, Littleton
will be attempting to regain
a little prestige lost last
Friday night when It was
rudely dumped by Aulandcr,
leader of the Roanoke Conference.
Tonight the Jays will be
playing at home when they
encounter Gaston of the Roanoke
Conference.
st, 40-13
hat he hoped that the threeport
athlete would be able to
oin the basketball squad in
)ecember.
Friday night Warrenton
lominated play in all but the
econd quarter. The Jackets
ieked . off to the visiting
pring Hope eleven and forced
he visitors to punt after three
owns.
Warrenton took the punt
nd marched down fieM on
series of short-gainers to the
ne yard line, where Hailhock
cut off tackle for Warenton's
first touchdown of
lie year. Neal kicked the exra
point to give the hosts a
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