? <? foWbOt SSeAwT^irome, onTolths top high school backs in the na tion. pushod his touebdown to tal for ike year to H The fla shy Jerome scores three tou chdowns and passed for another tossing to Jay Herring for 10 yards and a Bulldog TD He ; also scored on runs rf one. iM. r ss? ?rxs3 Jerome has almost 800 yards / James Kenan High Ml In a night ifngSrVtald Kdfto South Lenoir in an important East Central 8-A game. James Kenan moved out beat M In the opening mtootoa as AH East Larry Sanderson ^^hedJ^ard^t^lima^OO yard drive. Mnnati later the < powerful Rebs of Tom Salter i took a 7-4 lead aa quarterback < Franki. Vause hit end Frank < Grubbs on a 21 yard TD. Vause i added the pat. On the next ex change on punts Vause tossed "? ? " " L yard run. Vmm to Sback to go out front 24-J1 ig 1th Sander son (or the TD. with JuM under one minu te left in the game South Le ? struck for the final low, behind some of the poorest of ficiating ever seen at Tiger field. Boys that work all week oe !he practice field should have the beat leadership by oflclals tome game time. The confer nee should look Into this mat er and come up with some thing better than just strip ihirts and poor knowledge of the game. Tiger Larry Sanderson ran e ? - : M -. his total output to 1137 offense yards for the season earring a 6.4 yards per carry. Sanderson playing in six games while playing only part time in three others has scored ? points. Burgaw Red Devils rolled over winless Richlands 37-18 in clash. i r running Kenneth Pus ?cored twice on runs ol two and twenty-two as the big Red lifted their reeord to 6-S. Other Red Devil scores came on a 14-yarder by Steve Ram sey, a five yard scoot by John ny Cometale and a 84-yard pass to William Hin. Clay Blhiard booted five ex Vic and Joe Cowan ?dde| the Red Devil safety, tackling a Wildcat run aw in the end cone. For Richlands quarterback Martin Page and scooter David Green combined efforts to cov er TD's of 66 and 38 yards. Gene Thome s blocked a Red Devil punt and ran Seven yards for ibe other touchdown. Cr Jones Senior shutout Boat Duplin 32 0 in another East Olfl- , tral test ienneth Strayhorn ored rum of ?0 ind 4 yards, while Donald Smith ran three *tnd Robert DeVaughan rslUad for another TD for ? yards ,. see you at the game Ez?8 0 Com: Gomes ' WaQkce-Rose Hfl i ? i li < I* Sut Duplin ? ?*f 1-741 Eastern Wayne At BfejMands Football Contest First plsce winner k) last weeks football contest, Russell J. Lanier of Beulaville, only missed one game and had most points scored by one team "right on the nose",' 46 points Helen Stone ot Warsaw won second place also with most points scored "right on die nose". Helen a first place winner several weeks ago. tied with t^r-e menu entries for se I 19th Hole I PRO I. B. DUFFER k Duplin Country Club v Charlotte's Star Golfer Bud dy Williamson at DCC: Above Buddy Williamson, and his fir st lady, Thelma, pause recently for a picture while playing 18 holes at Duplin's spacious golf course. Buddy an executive with Southern Bell Telephone in Charlotte is the son of Mrs. D. S. Williamson of Kenansville. Buddy a graduate of Annapolis Naval Academy in Maryland, and an outstanding golfer plays throughout the Carolina* He never fails to tour the links at lift" Duplin on visits to Duplin Cou nty. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Wil liamson have three other golf ers in the family . . Don. Chris, and Dave. Congratulations on being chosen "family golfers" of the week by the 19th hole committee. Announcing the First Annual Qu inn-Am Golf Tournament to be held at Duplin Country Club, Friday, November 14th. All Manufacture representa tives throughout eastern United, ? States will be invited to come and play. Tee time will be at 11:00 A. M. Steak dinners will fc'v follow with all winners present ed awards. Some 70 to M? golf ers have planned to participate gt. in the tynirnament. Social hour wiB be between five and six DupUgPro Hank Saunders reported 9 ladies attended the "ladies golf clinics" held dur ing October. Hank said an av erage of 19 ladies attended the four sessions. Amos Brinson of Kenans ville had a wonderful golf trip last week . . . while visiting his son Doc. a student at Car olina, they played IS-holes at Finley . . . other members of the group were from the golf team at UNC . . . Ronnie Par ker, Jack Hooks, and Eric Mor gan. The Wiley Booth's spent the weekend in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. The Booths are very fond of the fall in the western part of the state. You better watch ole "Double 0" he may open an insurance office way up there.. The 19th hole would like for all golfers in the area to know Rusty Lanier, outstanding young attorney from Beula ville, has been chosen the most unproved golfer of the summer at Duplin CC Rusty, known ' for his long drives of the tee. has a magic touch also with the putter. Rusty says, "my game has improved tremen dously since being able to play with I. B. . . . " jjfy m j of a large department store and told the salesman: "I'd like a low handicap, please." "A low handicap?" the man repeated, puzzled "Why. yes," said the woman, "foi my hus band's birthday. He is always wishing he had one." The next dance at Duplin will be held on Saturday night, November 22, 1969, at 9:00 P. M Music will be furnished by the Goldtones from Clinton. Admission will be $4.00 per co uple or $5.00 at the door. This will be an open dance - mem bers may bring in area guests. dene Mellette of Deep Run won the first annual club championship at Ramblewood CC defeating Beulaville ace Glenn Lanier one up. Mellette a student at Lenoir County Community College Aid form er South Lenoir football star hi the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plant -hteBette-or Poep HUU." Highlights in the clnb cham pionship at Duplin aa tourney play enters third week of play . . Dan Fuasell plays C. J. Thomas, Fennell Smith takes on young Tommy Benton, white Gerald Quinn stands ready to tangle with the winner of the battle between Hugh Carlton and Gene Thompson to round out the championship flight. In the first flight H looks like this . . . Roy Berwick vs Billy Potter, I. J. Quinn downed J. H. Wahab, .Jimmy Jackson vs Buster Precythe, Charles Sut ton defeated Ike Riddick. Bill Igoe stopped Rusty Lanier, Ken A vent edged Bobby Batts. Bus ter Johnson beat Woodrow Blackburn, and Bill "Lippy" Potter out talked Fisher Carl ton. As the second flight enters the semifinals A. M. Benton tangles with lefty Nelson Carl ton. while Bruce . Honeycutt plays winner of the Jim Tur ner-Nathan Costin match . . . over in the third Robert West plays winner of Harold Precy the-Gene Holland match, and Charles Hinson vs George Hen ry Best Down to the fourth Milton Costin vs Kay Dunn with winners playing Alan Brown for flight ... and in the fifth Carl Price plays Dwight Kirby for championship. Fore. - SIMILAR TO ABOVE STYLE Large pleated pockets with button flape. Fully lined for cold weather comfort. British Tan, Indigo and Aum, Pill lin d UWaHe Mn> I I Set Coit. Hi luster heavy-' ?? weight Orion Pill lining lb Bronie and Green * It, Wool CP.O. Shift* H NtJW CO?> Dmp Vwh Plaid $16 to $18 TOP 20 TEAMS a*.** tm *** ass wrong, as tn. tss> tg'stot. f tiSEmtei tSiSppi ? ' 5?Notro Dome 10-Ponn Stato 15?Micfwgon ZO-Oklahoma Saturday, Nov. 8?Major Collages Othor Games ? East Air Fcrce 24 Utah State 7 Arizona State ' h New Mexico S Arkansas 13 Mica 7 Auburn ? ffiippi State '2 Brifham Young 24 San Jcse State 7 Buffalo 21 Boston Col lege 17 California 17 Oregon state 12 Cincinnati 22 Louisville 20 Citadol 24 Maine M Clam son 22 Duke 13 'Cotjgato 27 Buckrwll 14 Colorado 23 Kansas 10 Sr 8 Bfc. Florida State 2S V.P.I. 20 SSSna ? t?S !$ 8 EST S Kansas State 33 Oklahoma State SnHK 72 Marshall 7 Kentucky 17 Vanderbilt 11 L S U. 24 Alabama ? "telEi* Fte**" te SOutharn Mississippi 7 Miami (6hio) 14 Maryland 3 Michigan 45 Illinois 14 Minnesota 27 Northwestern It a ? ? -2? ; Nebraska 21 Iowa State 7 New Mexico State 24 El Paso 23 North Caiblina 38 V.M.I. '? " North Texas 26 Wichita 7 Notes Dame 30 Pittsburgh 6 Ohio U 20 Bowling Green It Ohio State 45 Wisconsin 7 Hsr 11 ?33Sn State a Richmond 13 Furmen 0 Rutgers . 21 Connecticut 14 Southern California 33 Washington State 0 S.M.U. 23 Texas ASM 10 Stanford 42 Washington 8 Syracuse 23 Arizona 13 Tennessee 31 South Carolina 0 Texas 42 Baylor 0 T.C.U. 24 Texas Tech 21 Toledo 35 Northern Illinois 0 Villanova 27 Dayton 14 Virginia 14 Wake Forest 13 west Texas 27 Western Michigan 24 West Virginia 44 William 8 Mary 6 Wvoming 21 Utah 17 V38e;- 31 Pennsylvania 12 Other Games ? South and Southwest Abilene Christian 24 Arlington 22 Alcorn AtM 33 Mississippi valley 0 Angelo State 21 Texas Lutheran 14 Appalachian 23 Presbyterian 7 Arkansas ASM 21 Arkansas State 20 Carson-Newman 2t Maryvilla t Centre 13 Hempden-Sydney IS Delta state 21 Jacksonville 13 East Tennessee 28 Morehead 14 East Texas 24 Sam Houston 14 Eastern Kentucky 21 Tennessee Tech 8 Eton 20 Newberry 6 Glenville ., 22 Concord 0 Guilford IS EmOry & Henry 14 Henderson 17 Harding It Lamar Tech 26 Trinity 17 Livingston 21 Mississippi Collets 10 Louisiana Tech 27 SE Louisiana 6 Millsaps 13 Georgetown 7 Morgan State 42 Hampton t Murray 23 Austin Peay 21 I NW Louisiana 22 McNease 21 Ouachita 17 Arkansas Tech 14 Randolph-Macon 35 Bndgewater 0 S. F. Austin -at Southwest Texas 22 Sewanee 20 Washington U Sul Rosa 20 McMurry 19 Texas A 8 I 31 Howard Payne 14 Troy state 26 Martin 7 Washington 8 Lee 16 Southwestern, Tann. IS West Chester 27 Lenoir-Rhyne 24 western Carolina 10 Samford 14 Western Kentucky 28 Middle Tennessee 10 Wofford 24 Catawba 6 ? American Intam'l 17 South'n Connecticut " SSSJ lo IX* J < mf 1 fc J I?*- IKL I I Si* I i> ??5ht5.*.rJ 1? HoOart 13 Temple fl Gettyibura 26 ? - Other Games ? Midwest gas. u ssr0"" 1 S?r -f jggr 4 | | !! j DePauw 24 .Pfincloii 6 Eastern Michl?.n 36 Mont.?!. Stat. Elmhurst 28 North Central 6 S" I pgfe .1" -i I ass:; a ?r:c~'"' ; |SB Wesleyan l| Ottawa f > 3 SX ii gash t i MusMngum 24 H^delberg 1 | Kfc-su- j Northern Michigan 34 E.itern Illinois 0 North wood 31 Olivet ? i, ottte Wesleyan 40 Oberlin 0 Mf: I It- I Other Games ? Far West ~k S?a^. ? fSS.sa~.jj Colorado State 48 Eastern Montane o i Fresno StST^" /M- Long Beech 20 I,, Humboldt 28 Wayward 24 -daho state 34 LeaVeos 0 - :^?T? 24 Cl.remon? Nle^Maaleo Highrds ? louthmn^ljtah 'o S SB&sr* i Redlands 28 oSSSLntail"4 " Sacramento 45 SanTrancisco u 0 San Diego State 30 Pacific 21 San Fernando 29 Cal Poly I Pomona I 7 Santa Barbara 27 Los AnSeiW 22 Santa Clara 21 Lewis A Clar* " S w? appreciate your bu*in?M. jj jV We know a can make I I SICK R S IES * ? || PH T S R iSwiir | j | ELTON 0 MiNSHEV H MIN EW C| J ! ||

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