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; y-. ' ' '.! Friday. October IS, 1948 Clippers Battle Manets Sunday CHARLOTTE. ? The Charlotte Clippers fresh from a 41-30 win over jthe Staten Island Stapletons last \ week end; run into an even more capable club this Sunday at 3 p. m., - in Memorial Stadium. The Qulrtcy, Mass., Manets, one of New England's foremost nrofes sional football teams, comes here Dr. lames OPTOMI Examination. Diagn< Office open each Frid< 250 FIRST NATIO* I ^bhhhb^hhhhhhbhk^ I I STOP CECAL I | COCCIDIOSIS Htrt'i H? Miy. (ur? way to (top th? iproad ol (ted cotddiotii many your thick tor uit Or. ^hbury. RIN-O-SAL in tho flock* drinking votrr at tho rat* ol I tobUt. pa gallon, login troutment immediately upon obnrrIng opp front* oI bloody dropping*. Mortality will bo limited to tbo low 'rd* olr?od> .everely Inwiwii?Mwn#n? it itortM '?I RUPTUREOT l we FIT } I NON-SKID EXCELSIOR TRUSSE! 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If any team will bX able to knock them out of it, Quincy is.apparentS. Bailey :trist osis. Glasses Fitted ory 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. 1AL BANK BLDG. 0 ' ? 120 Size Spartus Ful-View Camera $9.98 Ball Point Pen . $1.00 Pkg. of 20' Gillette Blue Blades . .. 98c Box of 50 ' Book Matches ... 15c GROVES Cold Tablets f V 40c ; Phillip's I Millr <if Magnesia ..... 39c > ' Full Qt. Lamson's Mineral Oil . .. 49c 25c Size Feenaxnint, for . . 23c oa nc ' 60c Size t Alka-Seltzer, only 49c - $1.25 Value . S. S. S.,Tonic . . 99c mmmmmmmmmammmmmmcmrnu twmmmmmmtmmmmmmmrnm $ $1.00 Value j Ironized Yeast Tablets ... 83c 75c Size j Doan's Pills, for . 42c L75c Size Bayer Aspirin . . 59c 50c Tube Pepsodent Tooth Paste .... 43c dBIG NEW SHIPMENT King! Driif You* Bexall Sto \ HE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERAl ly that team. Showing how wide-open the Clippers' games have been, they now have scored 110 points in four battles jo their opponents' 107, That would tnake the average game a 27-26 affair, and the Quincy game may be that close. Leading the Clip per scoring is pass-grabbing end Rocci Spadaccini. who has taken a pay-off flop from Butch Butler at least once in every game ^nd who has seven touchdowns thus far for the year. .. ' Tickets for Sunday's game' with Quinc> are on sale at the National Hat Shop, 108 S. Tryon St., or by mail order to the Clipper offices, Box 123, Charlotte. N; C. They are popularly priced at $2.00 and $1.00. Fbrage and pasture crops will make it possible to increase farm efficiency and to lower costs throui gh minimum use of machinery and labor, says O. S. Aaodt, head agronomist, U. S, Department of Agriculture. _ _ i ~ : w " j? Hi Kr? ^IL . ' i . - ?'*' #. .*. .? - * '- * * . .' 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Our hew innovation Ins: v\veV; served .one good purpose ? it raised this writer's average slight !> On some of the games Ve just took tlu* winner bccausc*ihe other two "pickers" all favored the siutt" we did. Which accounts for tire "pirk-of-theweek" for Carpenter ? Missouri over S\1U ? to give us a weeks reeord of 29 correct. 9 misses not counting tie-games. The "big-time experts" too out tie games, so we're going to start right now too. Our average was -764. Harmon hit on 27, missed. 11, for .711 and Walker hit on 24, missed Carpenter ^ 1 UNC oyer N. C. State I Duke over Maryland > Wake Forest over Duquesne - V Davidson over Citadel E Furman over Wofford F Uppalachian over Catawba C Lenoir-Rhync over High Point L WCTC over ECTC V Klon to tie Newberry F Chattanooga over Presbyterian I1 Fla. State over Erskine F Virginia over W & L V W & M over VPI ' V VMI over Hichmond V Kansas over Geo. Wash. K Georgia over LSU ' L Eennessee over Alabama A Tulane over Mississippi N 5a. Tech over Auburn T Kentucky over Vander.bilt K Miss. State over Concinnati X Florida over Rollins F' Harvard over Army A /illanova over Boston C. B temple over Boston U. T Holy Cross over Brown B Jolgate over Dartmouth " D Renm over Columbia Pi Cornell over Syracuse C Navy over Missouri*' !V1 Renn. State over West Va. P Rutgers over Princeton R (Visconsin over Yale \\ Minnesota over Illinois II indiana over Ohio State O Iowa over Purdue P Iowa State over Colorado Ic Dklahoma over Kansas State O Northwestern over Michigan M Arizona over Mich. State. M Notre Dame over Nebraska N Xrkansas over Texas T SMU over Rice SI rcU over Texas A & M T Baylor over Texas Tech . B Hardin-Simmons over New Mexico H California over Oregon State C Southern CaJ. over Oregon . O Ne.vada over St. Marys S JCLA over Stanford U Stock Car Finals Saturday, Sunday With the stock car racing season nearing the final stages for the 1948 season, Fonty Flock's hopes of again heading the national championship} list depend largely on his performances in the two racing events at Greensboro and North Wilkesboro, Saturday and.Sunday. The Atlanta driver continues to I Pardon Her Pride! We're proud too, to He able to bring you oondrrful-taMing GOLDEN GUERNSEY Milk. Every quart you uae, either in CIV Jt ln? tW aa ? ? ? ? -* brtwroi.m?il drink, hu more encr(y-v?luf then ton <?|i! low ginf what that can autn to your family nutrition program! . H nat, ruyovtakc way ... OOLDRX GUBM48R M?k{ Archdale farms Phone 2405 i : AUTO L FINANCING? Quick. Efficient. ( See Home Finai Gantoi Main Street in Fr< . PhOT 1 ^ 4 " v .* : . J. * I !ii'kl u o\< 11. for .632 not counting the two tic* .games, ASTY 14, Lenoir-Rhyne 14 and .Cataw ba 7, Wofford 7. Walker's best picks were Presbyterian over * ArAkins til to 0) and Baylor over Arkansas. Harmon gave the nod to Southern Cal: over Rice and 'Michigan., over Purdue.to hit the jackpot Carpenter-and Harmon both hit on Clemson over Miss. Stale. Our season average stands like this, going over and tossing out ^he tie games; Id wins. 17 losses, 5 ties hi 68 picks, or 46 correct out of 63 for .73 per cent- winners. ' This week: . larmon _ Walker INC UNC Maryland Duke Wake Wake iavidson Davidson "urman Furmah atawba Catawba .R High Point VCTC VVCTC lion to win . New-berry res. Chattanooga '.fskine Er.skijio a. Va. PI V W & M < MI Richmond Kansas Kansas SU Ga. * ' - " labama Alabama liss. Miss. ech IVch cntucky ' Vandy liss. State Misj>. State Ja. ' Fla. rmy - Army oston C. Boston C: emple- Temple rown Holy Cross art. Dart. enn. Columbia rtf nal 1 f*nennl I V* *IV*1 ,W1 IIVU lissouri Missouri enn. State Penn. State utgers Princeton^ Wisconsin Yale linois Minnesota hio State Ohio State urdue Purdue >wa State Colorado kla. Okla. liehigan Michigan lich. State Mich. State otre Dame Notre Dame exas Texas . ? . MU SMU CU TCU aylor Baylor , ard. Simmons Hard.-Simmons -lif. Calif. regon Oregon r. Marys St. Marys CLA UCLA pace the field in the national race, > being trailed by Robert <Red? Byron, another Atlanta demon; Tim Flock, tile youngest of the Fiock biothers, and Curtis Turner, the Virginia flash from Christianburg. A 30-lap feature heads the racing card at the Greensboro Fairgrounds track Saturday afternoon in the final big fvent for the Greensboro Fair, but the daredevil drivers are looking ahead to the all-important 100-lap championship race at the North Wilkesboro Speedway Sunday afternoon, this being the final and major event of the season over the five-eights of a mile track. Time trials will get underway at 1 o'clock at each place with the racing program slated to start at 2:30 p. m. Flock's bid for national lioonrs-are being threatened by the red-headed Byron, and with Flock, Byron and Turner all competing in the events this week-end, anything can happen. Some 30 of the nation's leading drivers are expected to compete in both the Greensboro and North Wil- . kesboro races. Ttirifbr won the last events at. the North Wilkesboro track, sweeping both ends of the double feature during the absence of both Fiock and Byron, but the Virginia ace will face toughier competition with the possible entry of all three Flock brothers Byron, Ed Samples, Jafk Ktheridge, Gober So'sebee, Jack Smith and. Roscoe Thompson, all of Atlanta; Billy Garden, Mapleton, Ga.; Billy Snowden, St. Augustine, Fla.; Fred Mai hon, Greenville, S. C,; Joe Eubanks, and Coton Owens, Spartanburg, S. C. Bob Smith, Radford, Va.; Peewee ! Martin, Bassett, Va.; Bob Apperson, .Charlottesville, Va.; Lou Parry, Norfolk, Va.; Lane Markel, Stuart, Va.; Hank Stanley, Richmond, Va.: Jim my and Alfred Thompson and Jim; my Ingram! Monroe; Bill Blair, ^"Pap" White, Jimmy Lewdlen, Jim . <5<>ok and Jim Paschal, High Point; ' Buck Baker, Buddy Shuman and P. j E. Godfrey, Charlotte; Thilbert j Pierce, Franklinton, and a number of others. CANS . -REFINANCING Confidential Service ROCK" ice Company iki. N. C. a :nt of the Postoffice >e 2035
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