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THE WAYNISVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Carolina
(Continued trom 1'agc D
and Georgetown pa-Miit!
Duke's Bine Devil, w t'
their first setback nl H.
Saturday at the hard m ,u
face an aroused i n .tnnn i '
is due to flv wln-u Hi,- "i:h t
lina State Wullp.uk. m
Davidson last week. no. imv'
Blue Dev lis .it I ul.' M.i-ini.n
Stal ha ii I "ii a , 1 1 l ii.
three tries
The Stall - -1 nil c a; d U I '
Carolina ban n . id . ti
the Conlt i ( ii. i 1 1 . ... u
William an. I M .i i ) .
side the Icauu. t . as . i
ful Michi 'an S' ,. ,
est members .l il'' I '
not in on the c li.i -1 r l . I
oft'iciail.v until i-m .i
Davidson Wii.i. :
by their MM v i. . ' :. , :
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'Canton
iCoiitiuurd from Page 7)
l lj.it .olrd aids or better
Taking the Bethel second-half
H'l-.'it. the Hear c id's threatened
.rjiii Iml the i le-dazzle back-
DOUBLE EXPOSURE
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In .1 I
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juvcuatcd Demons
i ne play tor a five
pa scd eight yards
Donald C'ahe. who
il alitr an eight-yard
1 ,u led aroi.ii.1 end.
i.i ell.s who raced
I, .Hill
I. 't as D. B. Gibson
.m l Burnette rc-
,',!
...iei llipp.s look a
i:'i ..lid returned it
e lielhel 2H. and the
lor the final Canton
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mure than .i
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Davidson
U. of Rich
Va. Miliisi
Furman
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i tie Wells ran the
red Ills own t u 111
I 11
r C'ahe Rained three
i hack sneak. Parker
and the (lank again for
down.
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LEWISTON. Id. 1''
Ram bo niike- hi-. Ir. in.: ;il.
the re.u in- lin k- "I n 'i - .
steers lit', t'lie ol th,- t"i .
fessional u'.vhovs m. il,,- i i . 1
At KlitT.-hiiiV. V.,d! . r,-, it
he "tried that .une i.i.'led
and suffered a w r-rn lied kn
"Swnnc too hard. 1 ut lu
marked
Ramhn and a friend pl.i.ved i
nine hole- ' Fvprv-tiod-.- i n"'
and parsed n ." he -aid 'We i
quit and hud dmv n .nu! i I
We was plumb tinkered out
r
th,
lh,
hill
I h,
Cubs reached the
idavs later when
d aaic.
e ended the threat with
i lii aiii ilul run of the game.
, ' 1 1 1 1 ; a Canton pass on
at I line, he weaved SO
i tn "iuh a host of Canton
s. raim:; all the way to the
I" b lure lie was nailed,
i there mi out. the Blue
t.ept driving, but their of
- spluttered out after cross-
nnd-held stripe.
mit's.siv,. fumbles wasted
.' n atier Lowe's fine run.
i inn look over on downs on
lii in stop that drive,
i i Demons stopped the Can
I run and were on the ofTen
r ill bid a few minutes ot
i . m.iii'der of t he game,
he I)' moiis, penetrated as far as
('anion :7 in the final minutes,
Low i- . p i.ssi s bounced off re-
i a Hi. ame ended.
.veil eo.K bed Canton boys
a siuait aanie generally.
Geoi'Rr and John Holm, idcirtical twins who play r if, lit KUard
Minnesota. We think GcorRC is on the lei t.
AP Newsfr.ilim-s.
M!VL Al'Ol.lS Identical l-.nis plav Ihi- iil.-til i;i 1 posilion on the
football s(iiiid of the University of Minnesota this season.
The only wa Coach Hemic Bieinuiii and field observers, can tell
John and Cn oree Holm apart is thai they wear different colored hrnd
guards. Both plav the same position--rilit Kuard. Both are engaged in a
family seiai) for the No. 1 reserve spot, behind veteran Johnny Lundin.
IKirinu llnir d:n al Southwest llie,h Scliool in Minneapolis.
George was a ivnicr. John a guard. During Iheir Navy careers, both
were guards wilh a San Diego Heel lean). They enrolled
a year ago
High! now. (ieoige weighs 197 pounds and
guard on I he .second It am. John weigh-. IK!)
riebt L'u.ird on I he third I earn. However, they
jobs occasionally.
Possibly their ahihlie. fluctuate lull I he odds
ing staff gels mixed up on which twin is which.
i.; supposed lo ho right
and is supposed h be
have been exchanging
that
th.
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It
d
taking advanlage of Bel hoi's weak
nesses and showing plenty of
promise of dVveloping into good
varsity material.
Bethel's lirsl foot ha 1 1 players,
though beaten on I he score board,
showed fine spirit through the ball
game. Even after the ioiirlb Can
ton touchdown, they showed no
signs of collapsing, and kepi driv
ing until the final whistle.
The Blur Demons, incidentally,
introduced the county':; first two
MOKi: ABOUT
Catamounts
(Continued from
will be his 1 1)1)1 h victim
the most spectacular
learn - or any North State Confer
ence learn ha:; pulled yet, if it
happens.
Possible starting lineups;
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Bethel
(Continued from Page 7)
an end run.
Then Noland went into the first
half of the passing act that scored
t he touchdown.
Waynesvtlla threatened again
early in the fourth when thpy look
over the bll on (he t'hri';t School
30 on a fourth-down fumble
Bui Wilson intercepted a pass
over the line of scrimmage to pull
the visitors out of the hole.
A few seconds laler. Owen, one
of Waynesville's promising wing
backs sprinted 15 yards to the
Christ School 25.
But the Mount inecrs tossed away
I two downs in succession by making
their first two tumbles of the game,
land Hie visitors took over on their
I nu'n as
Two plajs later, Caldwell punted
40 yards to the Waynesville .'i7.
On the first down, Moore sprint
ed away on his long touchdown
dash.
Koss converted, and on the kick
off, Caldwell received the ball on
his ten and raetd 90 yards fctfore
he was hauled down.
It was; the second and final thrust
the visitors made beyond the mid
field slrfpe, and thu final play of
thw game.
The lineups:
Waynesville JV
LK Calhoun
I.T How
l.G- Ballentine
(' - Hooper
KG Kelly
BT Hay
Klv -W. Davis
K)H Ifeese
LII .!. Davis
l!ll Moore
Pit -Host;
age 7)
Christ School JV
Sutherland
Newton
Bruns
Wiley
Miller
I.anghorne
Wilson
Kulch
Caldwell
Sullivan
Eaves
Score by periods:
Wa ncsville
Chi is! School
0 7 6 720
0 0 0 00
For 3(i consecutive miles, the
Great Snvky Mountains in North
Carolina are over 5,000 feet high.
In order of frequency of use in
English, tho-letleis are E T O A N
1 II S II I) I, C W U M F Y G P
B V K X J Z.
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Waynesville
(Continued from I'
two schools, the Mountain.,- i
come out the winners ( ,,u,',u"
Hendersonvilie hasn't .',
Waynesville since 1945 i d,'i'"
Bearcats took an 18-7 de, , ,
The probable starters
Pos. Way,,e,vll.e Hcna,,,,,,
I.E Gene Yarborough or s
Sam Jones '
DT Bob Setzer
l.G Alden McCrackeu
C H. Mills or J. I-van
KG Howard Mehalfcy
RT Buck Alkinso,,
RE Bob Owens
QB Charlie Wotnack
l-dl Carroll Swanger
RU George Garrett
FB Don Whisenhunt
Co-Captain.
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11 Lohman
12 Hendrix
13 Sparks
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teams for od'ense
Lineups:
Canton Bethel
LK -Meaner Shepherd
LT -W. Smathers Franklin
LC;- Paiham Hogers
C -Davis Queen
Tranthain Hickman
Allen Howell
Earley W. Howell
Cabe Lowe
Howe BuitcII
Wells Fore
Ilipps McDowell
Suhs Canton: Messer, Carler.
iMcClure, llenson. D. Sinalhers.
Parker. Bethel: I). B. Gibson, Jer
ry Gibson, Stevenson, J. V. Allen,
Mease, Holland, Allison, D. Shep
herd. Officials Heferee: C. C. Poin
dexler. LNC. Umpire: Don Ilipps.
Wake Fore;.). Head Linesman: Jack
McCraeken. WCTC.
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RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
The undersigned Committee, ap
pointed to prepare and present res
olutions of respect to the life and
memory of the late J. H. Boyd, sub
mit the following:
THAT, WHEREAS, J. R. Boyd
served as President of The First
National Bank of Waynesville from
January 1, 1911, until January 1.
HH0, and thereafter served as
Director and Chairman of the
Board until his recent death: and
WHEREAS, the Board of Direc
tors of said Bank, who so keenly
feel the irreparable loss sustained
in Mr. Boyd's death, desire to give
formal expression thereof:
T H E R E V O It K . BE IT RE
SOLVED by the Directors of The
First National Bank of Waynes
ville. in regular meeting on Octo
ber 5, 1949, that in the death of
J. R Boyd this Bank lost an able
and outstanding leader, and the
State lost an honorable and patri
otic citizen whose influence and
leadership will be greatly missed;
that this Board, and its individual
members, extend to Mr. Boyd's
family and relatives their sym
pathy in the loss so sustained by
them, and, further, I hat a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the Board and a
copy thereof be furnished Mr.
Boyd's family and a copy thereof
be furnished lo the press fur pub
lication. Respect fully submit led,
L. N. Davis,
J. A. Prevost,
J. W. Ray.
Adopted October 5, 1949
Jonathan Woody
President.
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