Wallace-Rose Hfll Wins East Central 2-A Title
East Duplin Bombs Jones Central, 32-14; i
Mount Olive Rips James Kenan9 20-0;
North Duplin Nips Richlands9 13-6.
Wallace-Rose Hill used a pair
ef long scoring plays to cap
ture a 11-0 lead in the first
half and hung on for an 184
victory over Burgaw that gave
the Bulldogs the East Central
1-A Conference football chain
Hie Bulldogs of Coach Tbel
Overman now have a perfect
M record in conference play
with a game remaining against
whdees Richlands. They are
7-8 overall.
Hie East -Central 1-A Confer
ence was reorganised one year
ago from the old 1-A classifica
tion. James Kenan won the title
last year with an also perfect
record, 7-0.
James Kenan, which lost to
weak Mount Olive is now tied
with the MO Panthers for sec
ond place in the conference.
The Red Devils are just back
Of James Kenan and Mount
Olive with a 3-2-1 mark.
The Red Devils, unable to
muster an offensive punch un
steady Bulldog line, saw then
steady Bull log line, saw their
season's record drop to 4-4-1.
R has been a very frustrating
season for Coach Hershley
ffipps as the Red Devils were
favorites at the beginning of
the season, but key injuries
have kept them up and down.
In the first period, fullback
Bryson Horrell behind fine
blocking scored Wallace-Rose
HOI first touchdown on a 89
yard jaunt to pay dirt
Overman's champs increased
their margin to 12-0 in the sec
ond quarter when tailback Joe
Batts passed 32-yaids to end
Pate Southed and for the TD.
Burgaw gathered its forces
and put together a 60-yard
march in the early stages of
file fourth quarter. The drive
was aided by back-to-back pen
alties against the Bulldogs.
Quarterback Wright Anderson
sneaked over for the lone tou
chdown from the one.
But the Bulldogs put the
game on ice with their third
touchdown, on' an 85-yard
drive. In the drive were runs
of 11 and 16 yards by the Bull
dogs bread - and - butter man
Horrell, and passe* of 1* and
17 yards by Batts to Tommy
Howard and Courtney Cooper.
Batts made the final yard and
alao gave the title to the Bull
dogs.
EAST DUPLIN ROLLS B-14
OVER ROCKETS
Coach Billy Boetk's East
Duplin Panthers, the biggest
surprise In the exciting East
Central J-A Conference this
year, has won more games
than any Panther team ever.
The strong Panther eleven
ran up a 20-0 halftime bulge
and then coasted to their four
th win in the last five games.
Coach Bostic gave most of his
regulars a break and sent most
ly reserves into action in the
second half.
The Rockets fought back to
cut the margin to 10-14 in the
third quarter, but East Duplin
tallied In the same period to
put the game out of reach of
the Rockets
The Panthers, like their
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name sake up at Mount Olive,
are really fired up for the up
coming game at James Kenan
this week. As an East Duplin
fan put it this week, "we will
take James Kenan by the same
score as the Mt. Olive Panthers
did!'
East Duplin, the darkhorse in
the conference this year, have
really surprised the experts
with a winning season. They
could very easily become the
first Panthers team ever to
defeat James Kcfcan. Bostic
squad .with only Htle experience
coming into this season has
really played the iron-man sys
tem this season with Utle depth.
NORTH DUPUN EDGK8
RICHLAND8, 1M
The North Duplin Rebels
moved closer to the top four
in the East Central this past
Friday downing winless Rich
lands, 134 in a conference
clash.
The biggest cheer of the con
test came when back Jerry
Crooms went eight yards for a
Wildcat touchdown. It was the
"TD" of the year for the Wild
cats had not scored up until
this game.
The Rebels standout, fullback
Donald Brogden scored North
Duplin's two touchdowns and
took over as the leading scorer
in the conference.
The Mount Olive Panthers
shutout the hapless Jamse Ken
an Tigers 20-0 this past Fri
day night in an important East
Central 2-A clash. It was the
second conference loss for the
eleven from Tiger town. The
Mt. Olive Panthers, one of the
weaker teams in the confer
ence, gained a second place
tie with what should be a much
stronger Tiger team. They both
have 4-2 ECC record.
The Panthers failed to cross
midfleld in the first half and
only netted 29 yards from
scrimmage. But late in the first
period a short punt gave Mt.
Olive the ball on James Ken
an's 42 yard line.
Mt. Olive marched to the 29
at the end of the first period.
On the first play in the second
period quarter Butch Herring
hit end Harold Sutton on a 30
yard touchdown pass. Herring,
the Panthers one-man-show, ad
ded the point.
The Tigers had two sustain
ed drives in the first half but
could not cash in on them.
One of the drives covered 52
yards down to Ml. Olive's at
yard line. Another drive was
stopped with an interception by
the Panthers great little star
Herring.
lb the third period Mt. OUve
recovered a James Kenan fum
ble deep in Tiger territory. In
Just one play quarterback Her
ring hit Sutton again for a lt
yard touchdown pass. Herring
kicked the extra point for a 14
0 lead.
James Kenan moved from
thler own 18 to the Panthers
five yard line but once again
they failed to score. The 67
yard drive was climaxed by
two long passes from quarter
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Vance Alphin - JK
back Paul Britt to end Vance
Alphin. The determination to
win waa the Tigers big point in
not scoring on each drive . . .
no individual but as a team.
In fact if the Tigers had just
part of the determination they
had in the Burgaw game and
the last four minutes in the
Beaufort game .. . they would
be undefeated in the conferen
ce and would be die champs
once again.
Late in the final stanza Mt.
OUve moved 7S-yards for the
onesided shotout, climaxed by
Herring passing to Sutton for
the third score. The pass for
the TD covered IS yards. Her
ring's extra point attempt was
Conch Thel! Overman
With Big Smile After
Winning ECC 2-A
Crow n.
no good.
James Kenan moved across
mMfield late in the fourth to
the Panthers 42, on a pass
from Britt to back Winston
Henderson. Clark Dafl inter
cepted a Tiger pass and MO
took over and ran out the time.
The Panthers gained 147
yards rushing and JK netted
41. Hie Tigers completed 4 of
11 passes for 63 yards and MO
completed 3 of 5 passes for 59
yards .
The most exciting thing at
the Mount Olive-James Kenan
football game, from the Tigers
Sports Highlights
Those top three ruling pow
ers are still ruling again this
week, but there's been a bit
of a change in management.
Ohio State has been deposed,
and Notre Dame is the new
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er, the three are favorites a
gain. Notre Dame will pin back
the ears of the Pitt Panthers
by 23 points, while the Buck
eyes, in 3rd this week, will
slip the needle to Penn State
by 13 points.
Alabama, still the runner-up
team in the nation, draws the
real toughie - lUh-ranked Lou
isiane State. This game could
very well decide the champion
ship of the Southeast Confer
ence. So, with tougue in check
and hand on gun: Alabama by
nine points.
Obce-beaten Florida stayed
on the 4th rung of the nation
al ladder ahead of undefeated
powers Nebraska and Arkan
sas. Georgia, a new member of
the Elite Corps - No. 16, is the
under-puppy to the Gators by
nine.
And this next one may deter
mine the championship of the
Big Eight Conference. 5th-rank
ed Nebraska meets un-ranked
Kansas at Lawrence, Kansas.
Nebraska will remain undefeat
ed with a two touchdown win.
and take over sole possession
of the top sDot in the league.
Looking at No. 6 and No. 8
in the Top 20, there could be
a small shake-up in both con
ference and national ratings af
ter Arkansas and Texas finish
their games Saturday. Arkan
sas is a slim 9-point favorite
over a tough Rice Owl, while
Texas should bust Baylor by U
points.
Michigan is 7th and Illinois
dropped to 14th, but it takes
nothing away from this battle
for position in the Big Ten
standings. Our guess is that the
Illini will lose its third con
ference game of the season . .
Michigan by ten points.
The old crystal ball picked
126 winners last week and got
stuck with 41 sour ones - there
were 3 ties - for an average of
.785. So the season reads thus
ly: 897 correct and 277 incor
rect making for a .764 average.
Ranked 9th is undefeated
Georgia Tech. The Wreck mov
ed up from the No. 12 spot this
week, and will be only 5 points
I ranger than 20th-ranked Ten
nessee Saturday.
Just gotta go with an upset
r hi this next one lOth-ranked
Purdue is going to have its
imt Alas mrnSnei Ut/tkimn
i row) i e* against Mtcnigan
Jf" ? "WM that every year
championship and a trip to the
Rose Bowl; Michigan Satte
looks like the de-railer this
year.
So, we'll pick the Spartans
over Purdue by two points.
The Harmon Football Forecast
TOP 20 TEAMS Forecasting Average: 897 correct, 277 incorrect . . .764)
1 - NOTRE DAME
2-ALABAMA
3-OHIO.STATE
4 -FLORIDA
5-NEBRASKA
6-ARKANSAS
7-MICHIGAN
8-TEXAS
9 -GEORGIA TECH
10-PURDUE
11-L S. U.
12-OREGON STATE
13-FLORIDA STATE
14-ILLINOIS
15-SYRACUSE
18-GEORGIA
17-DUKE
II-OREGON
II-SOUTHERN CAL
20-TENNESSEE
Saturday, November 7?Major Colleges
Alabama 17 L. S. U t
Arizona Stata 21 Kanaat State ?
Arkansas IS Rica S
Boston Collage 15 Villanova 14
Bowling Brsan 22 Marshall ?
Bucknell 15 Colgate 13
Buffalo 15 Richmond 7
Cincinnati .... 21 North Texas 5
CanassUdlt U Boston U 7
Cornell 21 Brown 13
Deri mouth *7 Columbia g
??Detroit 17 V. M. I. 15
Duko 28 Waba Forest *
East Carolina 27 Furman 5
Florida 17 Baorgla 5
Florida State 23 Houston 7
Caorgia Tach 14 Tennessee 5
Idaho 15 Arizona 13
Kant Stats 21 Louisville 12
Kentucky 21 vandarbilt 25
Lamar Tech IS New Mexico Stata 14
Massachusetts IS Holy Cress 5
Miami, Ohio 25 Toledo 5
Michigan 23 Illinois 13
Michigan State 23 Purdue 21
Minnosett 15 Iowa ,. 15
Mississippi ? 31 Tampa 5
Mississippi State .... 15 Auburn 7
Missouri 14 Colorado 7
Montana State 15 Mentona 7
Navy 25 Maryland IS
Neoraska 25 Kansas 5
New Mexico 25 Texas Western 7
North Carolina 21 Clemsen 15
North Carolina State 14 V. P. L f 5
Notre Dame 35 Pittsburgh 7
r hio State 25 Penn Mate 15
Ohio U 22 Western Michigan ... 5
Oklahoma 17 Iowa State 5
Oklahoma State 23 Wichita 14
Oregon 21 Washington State .... 5
Oregon State 15 Indiana 13
Princeton 25 Harvard 7
Rutgers 23 Lafayette 5
San Joss State 25 Colorado State U 13
Santa Clara 15 Pacific 15
South Carolina 14 The Citadel 5
Southern California 17 Stanford ?
S. M. U. 14 Texas ASM 13
Southern Mississippi 14 Chattanooga 15
Syracuse 23 Army 5
Texas 21 Baylor IS
Texas Tach 21 Wast Texas 5 ;>
??Tulane 25 Miami, Fla 17
Tulsa 21 Memphis State 5
U. C. L. A. 17 Air Faroe 14
Utah 27 Brigham Young 5
Utah Stata IS gMM 14
Virginia 35 WMiam 5, Mary 13
Washington 13 California IS
Wast Virginia 21 Ooorgs Washington 14
WisoansM 21 Northwestern 25
Xavior 17 Dayton 7
Vale 33 Pennsylvania 5
EAST (small collages)
Brockport 32 Bridgswator, Mass ... 5
C. W. Post 23 Alfred . 14
California State 15 Edinbore 14
Clarion 15 Slippery Rock 14
Cortland 37 BlassbofB B
Davidson 25 MW 13
Drexol Tech 25 King's Point 13
151 "StPgqffaharg .... 25 Bleemsburg 5
H overlord 15 ttldtes 14
Indiana Stata 25 Look Natron 14
Ithaca H American mti 12
Montclair 2 Trenton 13
Moravian 14 Upsata : 13
Northeastern f? Ml 13
Norwich _ 35 Wemostor Toeh 12
Rochester ^ 22 Carnegie Tach 3
Swarthmere* ..ZZZ 55 tohaeHopklncZZ ^8
Jj dM'di'tfc . ?
I **w?st Chester 46 CSwywey ?
MIDWEST (small colleges)
Akron 11 Ball State 14
Auguata na, III M Millikin T
"Bamidji State M Suparior 14
Bethal, Kansas 14 McPhsrson 11
Black Hills IB Chadrsn S
Bluffion .? n Adrian g
Carthage 14 Carroll I
Concordia, Nab. 11 Dana s
Defiance IS Andarsan 7
Doana II Colorado Collage 11
Eastern Illinois 14 Farris 7
nadkv n Mt Union I
Hastings 14 Nsbraska Wesley an 11
Illinois Wesleyan .. . 17 North Central 7
Indiana Stats 17 St Joseph's ?
Langsten 14 Northwest Oklahoma II
Lincoln 11 Southern Illinois 14
Manchester 14 Wilmington g
Milw'kee (U. of Wis.) 11 Michigan Tech 14
MNIflMf Mtesg 14 Central Missouri 11
Missouri Valley 41 Culvar-Stockton g
Muskingum IS Danisan I
Northeast Oklahoma 70 Panhandla asm g
Northern Illinois !g Central Michigan IS
Northern Michigan 11 Mankato State g
Ohio Northern 14 Hope }
Omaha 10 Emporia State 7
"Ottawa 17 Bethany, Kansas .... 11
Parsons 11 Bradley ig
Pittsburg m Port Hays 14
st John's IS Macalostar g
Southeast Oklahoma 14 Central Ok labs ten .... M
Washburn 41 Peru g
Western Illinois n Illinois State 7
Whitewater to stout 7
Wittenberg 11 Wabash s
SOUTH (small colleges)
Appalachian 17 Presbyterian .. g
Arkansas ABM 11 Oiarks g
Arkansas State 11 Oslta State S
Arkansas Tsch 14 Ouachita 7
Austin Psay 11 East Tennessee ...... 14
Eastern Kentucky .... is Tennessee Tech 14
Eton 74 Newberry t
Emory B Henry 14 Concord g
BnBSard 11 nandolph Magna S
Henderson SB Hording g
Howard 11 CaraaMlawBMn t
Lenoir-Khyne Ig Frederick If
Livingston 17 Millsaps g
Louisiana College 11 Florence 7
Louisiana Tsch 77 Southeast Louisiana IS
McNease IS Northwest Louisiana 14
Middlo Tennessee 11 Murray State 11
Misoissippi Collage .. IS Jacksonville 14
SateM M Wast Virginia State IS
Sam Houston .? 14 East Tcaas 7
Bananas ? M Washington B Las ... s
Shepherd 11 Bridgewater. Vs. ... S
Southwest Louisiana 11 Northeast Louisiana 14
Southwest Texas .... rt S. F. Austin 14
Tray State 11 U. T. M. B If
Wast Va. Task 11 Blaavtlla If
Western Kentucky .... 17 Matahaad g
Wefford if Catawba S
FAR WEST (small collages)
Adams state 11 Catenate Minos f
California Western 14 Santa Barbara 7
OantMt WasMagteo si tastsau sratSnagteo 14
Clare mont IS la Verne 14
"Baits (u of Calif) M Nevada If
Idaho State M North Dakota State .. if
Long Beach IB Frasna State IS
Los Angelas ? M Cal Pete (S.L.O.) ..... f
OccidatSl 11 Ssdtondi j
Riverside II Cslifemls Task IS
Sacnmente IS Humboldt 11
San Fernando if Cal Pate (Pomona) .. 11
SHySMMgMig...-. m WNjUji^. ,.. a
?SS?l2S5C S njjm?^aw*Mmttec 17
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Ult CENTRAL STANDING*:
TtM Wm LMt Tied
Wallace-Roae Hill ? ? ?
Mt Olive 4 I 0
Bursa* ? 111
North Duplin ...... Ill
East DupUn I 4 ?
Jones Central .... 1 4 1
Richlands ? I 1
GAMES THIS WEEK:
East Duplin at James Kenan
Mt. OUve at North Duplin
Wallace-RH at North Duplin
Jones Central at Burlaw
stanfroint was the Jock-rabblt
on the field. The Tigers could
euro hare need the rabbit be
cauee he raced from one cod
of the field and back before
you could aajr Butch Herring.
Of course from no's view it
was Honing, Sutton and thou
the rabbit
James Kenan lost Junior
tackle Barney Sheffield early
in the game and that could
hare bean a big factor in the
out come. Sheffield waa out
standing on defense up until
he was Injured. I do hope Bar
ney will be back this week be
cause those Panthers across
the river will invade Tiger
Field and it wfll take all the
Tigers, Including those in the
tank, to stop them.
Congratulations are in order
for die Wallace-Rose HiU Bull
dogs, 1964 East Central 3-A
Conference champions. Coach
Thel Overman deserves a lot of
credit tor the outstanding Job.
All sports fans In this area
should be proud to have a man
among us with the ability Coa
ch Overman's has In leadership
and athletic ability.
Support your favorite team.
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My Fair Lady marks the first
time that Nat King Cole has ever
recorded any of the songs from
the hit Broadway show and up
coming film . . . Besides singing
the many hit tunes (including
The Rain in Spain, On the Street
Where You Live and Wouldn't
It Be Loverly), Nat adds his own
impersonation of Professor Henry
Higgins and Alfred Doolittle to
I'm an Ordinary Man, With a
Little Bit of Luck and Get Me to
the Church on Time ... In the
album, one of the songs changes
character completely ? Show
Me, which in this version is trans
formed into a romantic ballad.
In Capitol's How Glad I am,
Nancy Wilson combines her lat
est hit single (How Glad I Am)
with several other current songs,
(People, The Boy from Ipanema
and Quiet Nights) in an album
of past, present and future hits.
. . . Also included in the LP is
I Wanna Be With You, from the
upcoming Broadway show Golden
Boy . . . The thrush does a re
markably good job and shows her
versatility in a variety of tvnes.
Football Contest
Winners Named
Wallace and Roae HID took
the honors thla week tn the
football conteat. according to
the Judge#' report.
Tommy Herring. 107 8. Tea
cher, Wallace, took flrat place
money of 10 with only two mis
?ea. Eugene Wells of Rt. l.
Roae Hill took second place of
IS wtth only three misses.
Both winners missed on Ore
gon, which seemed to be pretty
general among the entries.
Starting the eighth week with
this edition, only tour more
weeks are left in which to win
the grand prise of two tickets
to the Orange Bowl game and
1100 spending money. There is
plenty of time, and opportun
ity, to win the grand prise so
everyone is urged to enter the
football contest Oils week.
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