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pand vocational training, obtain
scholarships between the United
States and Liberia, and cooperate
fully with UNESCO.
The foundations medical pro-
gram will stress a nurse and medi-
cal aid training program, an ac-
tive sanitation effort, medical and
disease prevention laws, assist
ance with supplies, preventive
medicine, a visual education pro-
gram, and cooperation with all
existing medical groups.
Officials Of the Liberian gov
eminent and the Liberia company
hope that this modern approach
will bring the best aspects of the
goth century to Liberia. They feel
that a sound foundation has been
laid for a Liberian renaissance.
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reau, Cleveland manager, and
some of the regulars. Out of the
SO, he slipped A strikes over the
plate. That was enough to- con-
vince Week that he still has
"enough stuff" left to be danger
Gus to the Indians opponents.
Satchel, however, is not new to
the game of facing major league
batters. He has pitched against
such creates as Dizzy Dean, Bob
Teller and many others, in all
fstar games.
Born in Mobile, Ala, between
80 and so years ago, Paige at
tended Tuskegee institute for a
| short time, and is remembered by
a few of the old-timers around
the school as a tall country boy
| who ambled down Greenwood ave-
nue. toward the administration
building-and he has not lost that
country walk yet.
His fast ball brought him into
prominence while with the Birm-
ingham Black Barons in 1928.
Later he signed with the American
| Giants. then drifted to the Pitts
burgh Crawfords, where he be-
came famous as a battery mate
for the last Josh Gibson. From
| there, he Joined the Newark team,
pitched for a white club in Bis
marck, N. d., returned to the
| Crawfords, and then toured Cen
trail and South America. Upon his
return, he signed with the Mon
archs.
: Last Wednesday, a chance to
see the "Satchel" in action seem
ed probable when Bob Feller
found himself in a tight spot with
the Chicago White Sox. However,
Teller regained control o fthe sit
uation and lead the Indians to a
10 to 2 victory. But Paige had
this to say, "T'm ready"
Although no figures are avail
able, it is said that Paige will re-
ceive a better salary than he has
been getting Of late. Formerly, it
was said, he drew in 100000 an
nually, but it is expected that this
figure dropped off within the last
few years.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-19
Funeral Notice

Anna Freeman, age 76, was
born in Toledo. She lived at SOC
Blanche street. Died at her home
Thursday morning. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the McLin fu-
neral chapel, Monday, July 10, at
2 p. m. Rev. David MacFarland
officiating. Burial in Woodland
cemetery.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-19
Artist Group Opens
State Summer Series

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 10. CA
NP)-The summer series of art
list programs at Georgia State col
lege was opened in Meldrim hall
here recently by the Metropolitan
Artist group. The first program,
held July 25. presented Miss
Eloise Dee, prima donna; Alan
Stone, and Howell Jones, tenors;
Richard Wright, bass baritone ;
Trent Knepper, bass; and Miss
Rayson, pianist accompanied.
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street, spent Sunday in Cincin-
natl, visiting his sister.
The other day | met one of my
high school pals. Miss Phyllis
Griggs, a graduate from Dunbar
high school, and has attended West
Virginia State college. We didn't
have long to talk, but | did find
out that Miss Griggs plans to re-
turn to West Virginia State in
September, and that she enjoyed
her first year in college and when
she returns to school she'll be a
sophomore. Hadn't seen Miss
Griggs since graduation and was
very glad to see her.
I 4 4 X
BUN ". BONDS
AND STAMPS
= = =
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
A LITHUANIAN PRIESTS 20 YEARS
WAY or SUFFERING

bassies. When the NKVD men
could not get anything out of Rev.
Dainys, they dismissed him at last,
but limited that they should meet
again.
/ Actually, always again new mes
sengers came to fetch Rev. Danys,
but the latter avoided the flat. The
NKVD began then to examine the
Apostolic Administrator h m | f..
You had the distinct feeling, that
his institution should be liquidated
and his fellow workers, perhaps al
so he himself, should be arrested.
The Apostolic Administrator decid-
ed to remain on his post, come what
may = and he advised Rev. Dainys
/ to make use of the settlement of the
national Germans to Germany and in
this way to escape from the claws
of the NKVD.
Rev. Dainys registered with fam
lilly, where the husband was a Ger
man, the wife a Pole as "house in
habitant", for which the necessary
papers had been procured. The So
Wet screening" g"-commission though,
did not let Rev. Dainys pass. Then
the NKVD began to interest itself
in very active way for Rev. Dainys
and to pursue him. With great pains
he succeeded in keeping himself in
hiding in Tallinn, and escaped finally
with the same family to Riga, where
he passed the Soviet Control Com
mission. So Rev. Dainys succeeded
in coming voluntarily" to Germany.
Soon after Rev. Dainys had left
Estonia the Apostolic Administrator
was arrested and nobody has heard
anything Of him since then. The
NKVD also arrested the old fellow
sufferer of the Rev. Dainys, the
priest Paskevicius, who did not make
use of the voluntary" emigration
to Germany. In the spring 1941 he
was murdered in Dunaburg. During
the second occupation also the Bis
hop Matulionis was arrested in Lith-
uania by the Soviets and deported.
A Victory of Humanity
In the American zone of Germany
there lives as DIP still fellow suf-
ferer of Rev. Dainys-the priest Ce-
gys. When the American Screening
Commission asked him why he did
not want to return home, he showed
silently two photographs. The one
represents a heap of older priests,
with the bishop in the middle, on
the other the same heap of prisoners
in rap. The Lithuanian Interpreter
explained to the Screening officer,
that both photograph represent the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
GRAZIAI PAVYKES
PARENGIMAS

Sekmadieni Naujos parapi-
jos svetaineje Moteru Sajun-
gos suruostas vakaras praejo
labai graziai. Nedidele, bet sko-
ninga ir idomia prograhele is
pilde tremtiniu burelis; jie pa
dainavo kele+a LietuviskQ dai-
nu ir pasoko tautiskQ sokiu.
Ta proga kalbejo Kun. Ange-
laitis ir Tremtiniu D-jos pirmi-
ninkas Step. Nasvytis, kuris
ypac praSe nepamirsti varg-
stanciu tremtyje ir neatidelioti
su affidavitu uzpildymu.
Parengimas dave grazaus
pelno Vokietijoje serganciu
tremtiniu salpai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
OAR APIE RUBUS

Vieni is jusu skaitydami sia
zinute patrauksit peciais, sa-
kysit ar pabludo tie. redakto-
rial, Wis j kiekviena numeri ra-
SO apie tuos rubus. Senai .jau
jiems nunesiau bent kelias de-
zes, jie Wis savo.
Stu musu skaitytoju, kurie
jau atidave savo duokle ir pa
rode, kad ju sirdys dar nera
akmeni pavirtusios mes nebe-
raginame. Dabar mes kreipia-
mes tuos, kurie jau tikejosi,
issisuksia nuo to menko patar-
navimo nudriskusiems bro
liams pagelbeti.
BALE skelbia. rubu vajaus
pratesima. Dabar proga If
items, kurie dar rubu neauko-
jo, atlikti sia zmoniskumo pa
reiga. Ar gi kai kuriems jau
galetu butu visai nesvarbu,
kad musu broliai tremtyje ne
turf kuo apsirengti?
Jei neturite laiko patys ru-
bus supakuoti ir 'nenorite mo-
keti persiuntimo islaidu, atnes-
kite Dirva: mes patys supa-
kuosime il persiQsime BALI o
centrui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

CLEVF' NM } miesto val
dyba prad ,jo aalvoti apie uz-
dejima visierls miesto gwen
toiams, gaurantiems algas ir
kitokias ireigas, taip vadinama
Income tax. sudarymui mie-
sto politikieriar1s didesniu SUI
mu pinigQ.
Tokis planas sake lures bu-
tt ivestas Njeigu ateinanti rude
nj balsavimais nehus nutarta
padidinti reguliarius taksus ir
tue budu gauti daugiau pini-
gu.
Miesto taryba nusitare pasi-
kelti sau algas nuo 1850 metu,
po $1,000 metams, ir vietoje
$4,000 kiekvienas tarybos ma
rvs gaus po $4,000.
Taigi, reikia, butinai reikia
uzdeti gyventojams nauju is
galvotu taksq.
Tai ka gauna miesto gwen
tojai uz tai kad iSrinko dabar-
tine miesto valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
Baige Aukstesnius
Mokslus

Ruth Macyjauskaite Birzelic
16 igijo diploma Western Re-
serve University Flora Stone
Mather College, Bachelor OF
Science laipsniu.
Budama gabi mokine, moks-
lui eiti il gavo stipendijas per
iris retus. il igijo mokvto-
jos laipsni. Pasiryzus toliau
studiiuoti gavimui Masters
degree.
Albina Macyjauskait7, jau-
nesne, baige high school II ru-
deni isvyksta studijuoti In
diana Universiteta.
Ju brolis Alfonsas taipgi te-
sia moksla Carnegie Tech,
Pittsburghe, pasinaudod m
CT teisemis.
Visi Sic trys Macyauskai Sc
niau buvo Jaunosios Birutes
nariai.
Paviloniu sunus baige medi-
cinos daktaro moksla.
julius P. Sukys baigo John
Carroll Universitetq, biznio adj
ministracijos sriti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
SHOWER PARTY

. Mrs. Kenneth j. MOg suren,
ge vedybine shower party
savo namuose, 1879 Ormiston
ave-, Euclid, savo jauniausiat
seserei, Jean Lukas (Lukosevi-
ciutei), kuri gyvena su tevais
Youngstown. Ohio. Birzelio &c
il isteka uz Gus Kennedy, is
Saginaw, Mich. Ten gyvena
jos sesuo, zinoma dainininke
Roze Lukoseviciute Baltrusai-
tiene.
Shame pokilyje dalyvavo il
jaunosios du broliai, Vic Lukas
ir Gus Lukas SUI savo zmonom,
ir keli vietiniai Mr.. & Mrs. K.
Mog draugai. Kenny Mog dir
ba Dirvos spaustuveje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
PIRMUTINIS DIDELIS
FIKNIkAS

Moteru Ausros Vartu Dr-la
rengia dideli savo piknika SEX
nadieni, Birzelio 20, pradzia
II val, Sabaliausko ukeje. prle
White Rd. ir Bishop. Pelnas
skiriamas Lietuviams tremtl-
MANS selpti.
Nuvaziavimas: Nuo Euclid
ave. sukti j Chardon road, va
ziuoti Xxi Richmond Rd., pas
kui sukti kaire, puse males
nuo Richmond rd.)
Kviecia Komislja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. L. Katke-
vich, nuo 667 E. 96 ST., prane.
sa apie susiziedavima savo duk-
ters, Dolores Ann, SUI James
H. Misch, sunum Mr.. & Mrs.
Raymond Misch, nuo 1920 En-
pire ave.
PIE Katkevich yra baigus
St. Alexis School of Nursing.
James H. Misch tesla moksla
Western Reserve Universitete,
siekdamas Masters degree.
Geguzes q d. pas Dolores
Ann lankesi is Springfield, ILL.,,
dvi jos pusseseres, Adela Kat
kevich ir Mrs. Ann Robenson.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

Povilas Naurusas ir Agnes
Naurusaite, abudu gime New
Haven, Conn.,, dabar ygyvenas
Vokietijoje tremtiniQ stovyk-
loje pajiesko savo tevelio Juo-
20 Nauruso 1S34-35 m. gyv.
Clevelande.
zinantieji praSomi atsiliepti
Siuo adresu:
Pvt. P. Naurusas, .4204th
Labor Service Company,
1891st Lib. Supervision GIMP.
APO COG US Army, co P.
M. New York, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
NAUIOS PARAPIJOS
PIkNIkAS

P. sv. N. P. parapija rengla
piknika sekmad., Birzelio ~.
Joe Norris Grove, prize SOM
Center Rd. Pradzia IL V. die
nos, izanga Csc. Jeigu lytu'
tas piknikas bus parapljos So
de.
Piknike patieks dainp trem-
tiniu kvirtetas. taipoi bus tau
tiski zaidin al ir soklal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
KAS PAzISTATE?

Mano dede, KaZys Petkevi-
cius, is Maletu ", nuo l Karo
laiku gyvena Clevelande. Greit
Eus 20 metu kaip as dirbu prize
banginiu medziokles South Ge-
orgia salose ir noriu apsilan-
kyti USA. Noriu> susirasyti
SUI siuo dede, arba kas galite
praneSkit man apie jo likima
Siuo adresu: -.
Sr. Ambrosio Mackonis,
Bodeo 1877, j..
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
reprint from Oar L.fe)


AT last it was Rev. Dainys' turn.
Hardly had / entered TIE ROOM
ne relates, "when an elderly tall
gentleman with a kind face rose
from behind writing desk, came
towards .me, shook hands and said:
Il am Baltrusaitis, the plenipoten-
tlary of the Lithuanian Republic. l
greet you in the name of my govern
ment and inform you, that it has
been agreed with the Soviet Union
to exchange, you against other per-
sons claimed by the latter. (For
10 priests 40 Communistic agents
were exchanged). Do you want to
return to Lithuania
The unexpected took me so by
surprise, that l began to sway.
When l had recovered a little l
seized the hand of the minister and
stammered:
Il want, Sir, l want"
Mr.. Baltrusaitis added that pro-
badly we would have to wait some
days till the transport possibilities
were regulated, the Lithuanian EN-
bassy though, would Immediately
furnish us with Lithuanian victuals
and other necessities.
After the reception by the Lith-
uanian minister, Rev. Dainys relates,
/ was not led any more to the wait
ing room but to another room, where
l found the others, WHO had been
called in before me. They were be-
side themselves with joy. We wept,
kissed each other and asked if it was
not dream.
The "Black Crow took all of us
back to .the prison. There we had
found already food sent by the Lith-
uanian Embassy, things which we
already had forgotten existed. On
ly Canon sMatulionis sat silent and
absorbed, suddenly he said: 81 have
reIuSediE0 return.
We were all thunderstruck, Rev
Dainys continues. But the Canon
repeated Eyes. l have said to Mr..
Baltrusaitis, that l want to remain
and believe me, have serious rea-
sons for that" No persuasions, no
pleading helped, Canon Matulionis
remained firm.
Apparently by mistake of the So
Wet authorities, the name of the
Canon Matulionis was also on the
list Of those to be exchanged, which
the prisoners ward read to us later
in our cells.
Only after arrival in Latvia Rev.
Dainys heard that indeed Canon Ma
tulionis had been consecrated bis
hop, but under bolshevik conditions
was finally forced to be silent.
A Second Meeting with the SOviets
! AS Rev. Dainys knows Russian
and Estonian, he was sent as priest
to Tallinn, Estonia. There in 1910
he was surprised by the Soviet oc-
cupation.
One evening, in autumn 1910 into
the flat of the Apostolic Admins
traitor, German Jesuit, where al
SO Rev. Dainys lived, a suspicious
looking youth came and asked Rev.
Dainys to- come with him, in order
to render, presumably, clerical as
sistance, to somebody. Actually he
took him to the NKVD. There he
was tortured 5 hours with questions
and threatened that it was known
that he had fled from Solovki and
that he would escape punishment,
if he would say what the Apostolic
Administrator was doing, whom he
met, whom he visited.
Especially it interested them to
know if he was not in connection
with the German and Polish En-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
MIR NJ Al

JUOZAS F. OSHOTSKAS, ne
vedes, "a m. amziaus, nuo
1914 F.. 81st ST., n1ire Birzelio
10, palaidotas IA d., Kalvari-
jos kapinese; pamaldos atsibu-
vo sv. J'rgio baznycioje.
Liko r, ,ti>a trys seserys !:
Mrs. Ado SIM III, Mrs. Sophie
Visconti. ir r mary.
aldo" p t;arnavo laido-
tuviu dirrkiorl Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

Pajieskoma Petronele Vaba-
latte, gyv. Clevelande. Isteke-
jusios pavarde nezinoma, kilus
is Bunikiu KIM, Kiduliu vi. Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti:
Kucinas E. (13a) Seligen-
stadt, DIP camp 261, US 70
ne, Germany.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

same persons, who had escaped from
the hell of Soviet prisons. Among
them was also Rev. Cegys. The
American officials examined these
photographs silently, returned them
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
VYkSTA ! BOSTONA

SLA n kuopos deIegatal IS
vaziuoja j SLA selma Boston,
Mass, sios savaites pabaigoje:
Antanas simkunas. Kazys il
Paulina Staupai, Mare Misci-
kiene, Jonas Brazauskas su
zmona, P. j. ziuris SUI zmona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
RKO KEITH'S 1O5TH
STREET THEATRE

Shame teatre dabar rodOma
idomi filma, "The Iron Cur
tain.
Birz. 20 bus pradeta rodytl
Fury at Furnace Creek.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
WHITE MOTOR co. darbi-

ninkai sutiko priimti II centu
j valanda algu pakelimo ir ne
sirengia streikuoti. Algu pa
kelima gauna apie 5000 White
Motor Co. darbininku ir rasti-
niu tarnautoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
BY M ACK ENZIE

to Rev. Cegys and wrote on the
questionable "OK".
This time humanity stood above
| the law.
(The End)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

SILVESTRO ORENTO arba
jo dukteru pajiesko jo giminie-
tis patekes Anglijon. Adresa
gausite Dirvoje.
Marion progress., 1948-11-11
Gulf Dealers
Have Area Meet

Gulf dealers of the Marion area
including Mcdowell County anc
portions of Burke and Rutherford
counties, held a dinner meeting
Wednesday evening of last week al
the Community Building. R. L. Con
ley, local distributor, presided over
an assemblange Of 27 representa-
tives and dealers.
Statistical reports presented dur,
ing the business session revealed
progress made during the past few
years.
D. c. Rowe, blind dealer, was rec
ognized as having been Gulf dealer
longer than any other in this area
He began selling Gulf products in
1925.
F. S. Crumbley, of Henderson
vile, district manager, presented
service plaques to the Following deal
ers who have handled Gulf products
for ten years or more:
H. J. Rocket, D. C. Rowe, J. A.
Davis, W. c. Lonon, C. W. Wise
man, ]. R. Stepp, B. C. Fortune, W.
G. Ballew and Wayne Suttle.
Dealers from other areas attend
ing the meeting were: B. w. John
son, w. C. Parker and C. D. Shep-
hard, all of Hendersonville.
Marion progress., 1948-11-11
Lands Elected
VFW President
Of 10th District

Clinton B. Landis of Marion was
elected president of the 18th Dis
trict, North Carolina Department of
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at an
annual meeting in the Community
Building here Sunday.
Nine posts-Marion, Forest City,
Rutherfordton, Spindale, Shelby
Kings Mountain, Grover, Spruce
Pine and Bakersville-took part.
Others officers are G. M. Sher-
rill, Shelby, senior vice commander;
Albert Kanipe, Spruce Pine, junior
vice commander; W. F. Nichols
Marion, adjutant; NJ. L. Masters
Bakersville, quartermaster; ]. G
Henderson, Shelby, legislative off
or; C. Winki ins, Rutherfordton
Americanism chairman; Dewitt Vel
ton, Spindale, athletic and youth di-
rector; J. L. Harris, Kings Mountain
surgeon, and Fred Wilkie of Forest
City, chaplain.
Marion progress., 1948-11-11
Mrs. Redding
Addresses
WSCS And Guild

Mrs. W. F. Redding, Jr., of Ashe-
boro, vice president Of the Woman's
Society Of Christian Service, ad-
dressed the Wesleyan Service Guild
of the First Methodist Church al
it's annual banquet here Monday
evening on "How Wide Are Your
Hearts?"
Using II Corinthians 613 to illus
trate her subject, the speaker ex-
planned the goal of the organization
is for everyone to know Christ
through Christian social relations
and local church activities. She told
her audience the slogan "Advance"
should be carried out by teaching
and prayers to give deeper under
standing of the church, faith and
missions, to help with world wide
relief and to carry the gospel to the
world.
She outlined the four-point pro-
gram of the Woman's Society of
CulIStldu o0IVlCG anu w cSlSy Oil
Service Guild as follows:
Every woman a member; every
Methodist woman to study, pray
and build for Christian community; !;
one thousand missionaries and other
workers to meet the needs of the
world; increased giving of 33 Ia
per cent.
Commenting on the speakers ad-
dress, Mrs. Arnold Pyatt, president
of the local guild, said: "Mrs. Red
ding inspired and captivated her
audience with her charming per-
sonality, her enthusiasm and her
store of knowledge in regard to the
program of WSCS and the possibii-
ties of the work"
Mrs. Willard Haithcock presented
the speaker with a gift from the
Guild and Rev. J. B. McLarty dis
missed the group Of 105 with
prayer.
Mrs. B. A. Buff, Of Rutherfordton,
district secretary Of the Guild, was
in attendance.
Marion progress., 1948-11-11
Achievement Day
Observed Friday

Achievement Day was observed
Friday by Mcdowell County Home
Demonstration clubs when they met
in the office of Miss Jean Steele,
county agent.
Following opening formalities the
members stood silently as a mem
orial rite honoring Mrs. John Ray
Jimeson and Mrs. Irene Cole, whose
deaths occurred since the last OBJ
servance Of Achievement Day.
Mrs. George Apperson, state home
demonstration club president, told
of a visit she made to Holland about
Is months ago. She also exhibited
seven dolls made by Dutch women
l. L, Caplan presented II reading
and 20 perfect attendance certif-
icates to club members.
Mrs. J. w. McCurry, president
presided. Mrs. O. G. Lonon, vice
president, presented the devotional
and Mrs. Marion Wilkerson, secre-
tary, read minutes of the last meet
ing.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. J. H. L. Miller, member of the
Board of Directors of the State
Home Demonstration clubs.
Marion progress., 1948-11-11
MARION RlPPERS
CALM T0RNAD0ES:
HEAD FOR CANTON

The hard running Ripper express
with Kirkland at the throttle direct
ing the speed and drive of Goode,
Stanley, Cuthbertson, Mccall and
Packet ran rough shod through the
Hickory Tornados, 1877 here, Fri
day. The Rippers played their best
brand of offensive football of the
year. Fred Kirkland, diminutive
quarterback, finally came into his
own passing. Twice Freddie hit re-
ceivers for touchdowns and his
other passes put the Rippers in scor-
ing position. Along with Kirklands
passing, the running Of Goode and
Stanley played big part in the
victory; but to Hoy Cuthbertson goes
the honor of being the elusive run
ner; time and time again Hoy would
emerge from the pile up, still on his
feet, and the big Hickory boys were
at an end to stop him. On defense,
Robinson, Gibbs, RAIDER, and Jenkins
were the shining lights as the famed
Hickory reverses were held to a.
stand still.
Hickory won the toss and elected
to receive. Frye returned the kickoff
to the Hickory 40 yard line where
the Rippers held and Hickory kicked
out of bounds on the Ripper 80.
With Coodo packatt and Stanley
carrying the Rippers moved to the
Is yard line where Kirkland hit
RAIDER with a Is yard pass. RAIDER
was knocked out Of bounds on the
Hickory 19 yard line. On the first
running play, Goode circled his own
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