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^Duplin Country Club ^
THANKSGIVING DANCE: The
next dance scheduled at Duplin
Country Club will be held Nov
ember '26, Saturday night, front
9 til L Music will be furnished
by Annie and Her Jesters. Ad
mission $4 per couple. Make
reservations at pro shop.
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ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
Following the clubs golfer cham
pionship, the annual awards
banquet will be held. The date
December 2, 1966, at 7:30
o'clock In the clubhouse. Joe
West of the Country Squire will
cater and the price Is $1.50
per person. There will be a
guest speaker. All members are
urged to attend.
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The outstanding club man and
woman of the year will be elect
ed by the membership. Cast
your vote In the Pro Shop for
the man and woman who have
in your opinion contributed the
most to the club in the past
year.
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The exciting golf tourney en
ters the finals this week. In
the championship flight Harvey
Relnhardt, the top choice to
win, from Mount Olive, takes on
Warsaw's long ball hitting
Gerald Qulnnn of Quinn
Wholesale. Relnhardt, golf
coach at Southern Wayne, and
former Assistant Pro at Hills
boro Country Club will tee up at
one o'clock Saturday afternoon
to determinethenewclubcham
plon with Quinn a real ardent
IGA performer.
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In the first FlightC. J. "Ban
tam" Thomas of Magnolia will
battle Mount Olive's Jack Wil
liams. The; Bantam, an au
tomatic shot with each chib,
plays with perfection on each
drive.
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Considered by the best gol
fers around as the outstanding
amateur putter in this section
of the state. Williams, a real
strong young golfer, can drive
the ball a country mile...should
be one of best towsome ever
seen playing together at DCC.
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Pro Marvin Watson declares
the match between Reinhardt
Qulnn and Thomas-Williams
should be without a doubt two
of the best teams ever matched
at Duplin CC.
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In the second flight two very 1
fine golfers lock horns in what
coudte a battle for the flight
trophy since its the finals.
Big strong Ward Carlton will
scrape North Magnolia's best
in Bill Potter. Carlton, a cross
hander, drives each shot a mile.
Potter, a middle age swatter
beats it around like most duf
fers, but don't sell him short,
as he is, because he is real
tough around the greens...with
a bush ax. Should De real good
match.
In the third flight the Big
"B's" go at it in Warsaw's
Roy Barwlck and Colonel Grls
Buck, Barwlck, with the million
dollar swing, will try to take a
little edge off the high rank
ing colonel. Of course if rank
went on the links like it does,
you know where, Berwick, bet
ter find someway to fall of the
cart and break nls toe. Should ,
be third best match in finals.
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PRO SHOP REPORTS: Words
out a young Wars aw attorney has
fallen and may hear bells, not
Christmas bells either. The Sy
caruse kid has been out playing
golf with the girls. The hands
seem to be a little better since
the semiflnals...Blll Splcer was
playing this past week end with
George Penny and son CarL
Good to see Bill and thePennys
playing again. An eight inch
pun has kept one lawyer awake
the past several nights. Low
score of the week for nine
holes...Ward Carlton fired a
one -over 37. Eliminated in
tourney our week end R. D.
Johnson, Joe Costln, Nelson
The Harmon Footed Forecast
TOP 20 TEAMS (Forecasting Average: 1,211 right, 41T wrong, 44 ties .. . . .754)
t - NOTRE DAME
2 - MICH. STATE
J- ALABAMA
4-ARKANSAS
S - 6E0R6IA TECH
? - GEORGIA
7 ? SOUTHERN CAL
I- NEBRASKA
I MISSISSIPPI
IS - U.C.L.A.
11 - PURDUE
12-HOUSTON
13 FLORIDA
14-TENNESSEE
IS - SYRACUSE
II - S.M.U.
IT WYOMING
II-MIAMI, FLA.
II COLORADO
20-TEXAS
Saturday, Nov. IS ? Major College*
Arizona State 24
Arkansas 21
boston College 17
Boston U. 33
Bowling Green 20
Buffalo 20
Citadel 21
Colgate 23
Colorado 21
Colorado State 30
Columbia 20
Dartmouth 25
Dayton IS
Florida State 23
Harvard 17
Holy Cross 22
Illinois 30
Iowa State It
Kent State IS
Long Beach 19
L.S.U. 20
Maryland 23
Memphis 22
??Miami, Fla. 28
Michigan 21
Minnesota 21
Mississippi 32
Missouri 17
North Carolina 20
N. Carolina St. 21
North Texas 10
Notre Dame 28
Ohio U. IS
Oklahoma State 23
Oregon State 21
Henn State 21
Princeton 17
Purdue 31
Rice 21
San Jose State 27
Southern Cat 17
S.M.U. 14
Southern Miss 28
Stanford 14
Syracuse 35
Tennessee 28
Texas Western 21
Tulsa 25
Utah 22
Washington 26
Weber 24
West Texas 22
William & Mary 27
Wyoming 16
New Mexico 0
' exit Tech o
Massachusetts u
Rhooe island 7
Temple 14
Youngstown (
Furman 12
Rutgers 14
Air Force (
Wichita 0
Brown 19
Pennsylvania 0
Toledo 13
Wake Forest 14
Yale I
Connecticut 6
Northwestern 14
Arizona 7
Xavier 14
Pacific IS
Tulane 10
Virginia 13
Cincinnati 7
lowa 7
Ohio State 10
Wisconsin 12
Vanderbilt 6
Kansas 7
Ouke 17
Clemson 20
Chattanooga 0
Michigan State 17
Marshall 14
Kansas State 7
Oregon 14
Pittsburgh 6
Cornell 16
Indiana 13
T.C.U. 19
Fresno State t
U.C.L.A. 14
Baylor 10
East Carolina 6
California g
West Virginia 14
Kentucky 7
N. Mexico State 13
Louisville ?
Utah State 20
Washington State 7
Idaho 20
West'n Michigan 7
Richmond 7
Brigham Young 7
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^use the new method of infecting gas into the soil.
We furnish everything?labor, covers, and gas. You break your bed and put in the
fertilizer. We do the rest.
New Plastic covers left on your bed are your property. You can use them later to
protect your bed if an extreme cold spell comes. You will have plastic covers for all
your yardage.
All plant beds treated are guaranteed to be treated properly and if failure occurs be
cause of material or workmanship such beds will be treated free of charge.
We recommend that you let us treat your bed early and leave the cover on until a few
days before sowing to protect bed from blow-in seed, and getting too wet. In this way
you get better treatment, your fertilizer won't leach, and you can sow anytime you want to.
Your beds left in perfect condition for Sowing.
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Merchants
Phone 568-4251 or 568-4346
Pink Hill, N. C.
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Phone 568-3242
FOOTBALL
CONTEST
MANNERS
Winners In the football con
test, ninth week, Milton Costin
of Warsaw, Route 2; and Z. W.
Frazelle of Kenans vllle.
Both Costin and Frazelle
missed three games but the
Mints, between the two entries
;ave a first and second place
winner. Most points scored by a
team was 42 by Boston Univer
sity over Delaware (42-14) Cos
tin had 41 points while Frazelle
totaled 44. <
Costin will receive ten dol
lars In cash as the first place
winner, and Frazelle will get
rlve dollars In cash for second
olace.
Costin now Joins Bill Potter,
Clancy Stevens, Dorothy Wls
lart, Harriett Watson, andR. J.
^anler for theProBowlClasslc
tickets, plus one hundred dol
lars for expenses to the game
scheduled In the Orange Bowl,
Tanuary 8,1967.
darlton, Luther O'Qulnn. Play
Ing from Burgaw Elolus Reade,
Hancy Taylor, and Sadie
Seorge. Lynwood West declared
t)icyle champ. 1 think.
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Fore
j^pnprpnHP 1 THE DUPLIN TIMES-PROGRESS 51!
Sports Highlights I
NOVEMBER 19
This Is the week that IS! Num
ber One meets Number Two in
what cannot be billed as Just
forecast for the Notre Dame
Mlchlgan State headllner is
based on the following: The
Irish have a past performance
power quotient of 123.9; the
Spartans' power quotient is 112.5
Since our paper statistics have
proven to be correct In about
ISP/o of the college games again
this year, we'll crawl slowly
out on that creaking old llmD
of ours and pick Notre Dame
to win the Big One by eleven
points.
Some of the glitter has been
taken away from the struggle
between 7th-ranked Southern
Cal and lOth-rated U.C.L.A.
as a result of their respective
losses to Miami and Washing
ton. However, with both the
conference title and the Rose
Bowl at stake. It's pretty sure
to be another tough one for co
ronary sufferers. The Trojans
will nip the Uglans by three,
and take the west Coast title
Into the Rose Bowl come Jan
uary 1st.
Southwest Conference lead
p
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er? Arkansas and S.M.U., f
ranked 4th and 16th respectively
are favored to remain deadlock- .
ed for the title. TheRazorbacks
will trim Texas Tech by 27
points, and the Mustangs
will barely buzz by Baylor by, ,
four points.
And the rise of the Rebel i
continues! Mississippi, ranked '
ninth this week among the na- j
tlon's elite, will whip tne Com
modores of Vanderbilt by 26.
Purdue, #11. assured of being
the Big Ten's representative
In the Rose Bowl, will close
out one of its finest seasons
with athree-touchdownwinover
Indiana.
Wyoming. #17, will blitz Brig
ham Young by nine points, and
Colorado, In 19th, will chop
up the Air Force by thirteen.
The remaining three mem
bers of the Top 20 should win
without too much difficulty. 14th
ranked Tennessee Is 22 points
stronger than Kentucky...Syra
cuse, rated 15th, will whip West
Virginia by 21...andl8th-ranked
Miami Is favored to cut down
the Iowa Hawkeyes, winning by
21 points.
Looking ahead for a quick
hamplori Nebraska, ranked
th. wfll alip a big final needle
j Oklahoma by a skimpy four
olnts. And Texas, in the #20
os it ion, will spank Texas A 4
Next week, we'll stir up afew
rguments with our annual rat
ig of the top twenty small
ollege football teams In the
ountry.
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ONE IN R0CKFI2H TOWNSHIP NEAR DELWAY:
About 22.000 Pounds Tobacco
About 150 Acros for Grain
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About 8.000 Pounds Tobacco
20 Acros in Grain
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