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No Change In Close
District II Race
Seen This Week

Archie Goodwin scored six
points Friday nigh: to bring his
season total 10 86 and take over
first place in the District II scoring
race.
H edges out teammate Johnny
Bcges BY two points as Boggs
added only two points to his total.
In downing Fluvanna POT Friday
n;gfA. PoWhatan remained one OF
the top contenders in District II for
the coveted number one spot. The
/ dlanS meet Henry Clay of Ash
Land Friday afternoon for their
Homecoming game II should be a
deh@httul afternoon for everyone
eNccp, Ashland who has been win
less since their opening game with
Battlefield Park.
THIS breather with Ashland will
be Just right for Powhatan as they
viii tan9le with another top conten-
der. Orange the following week end
n what should be one OF the best
games i'll The nation that week.
Orange rolled over Louisa 34-l4
last week to keep their record clean
for the year. This was their sixth
district win.
Next week orange entertains
SpotsylVania The game should be
d breeze for the powerful Orange
team. and they can begin pointing
now for the important contest with
Pcwhatan
The ether team of District II big
three is Douglas Freeman 0
Richmond They easily defeated Al
benarle 327 Five different players
scored as Freeman used all of their
reserves in the one sided match
This week the strong Richmond
team travels to Louisa. where they
will meet stiff competition. but the
Freeman eleven should win with
ease.
Thomas Dale of Chester is also a
/ pcverhouse in the District II league
but they are ineligible for district
honorS since they play only three
district games They swept over
Stafford 27-6 last week in their first
district contest
James Monroe racked up 1870
win ever Madison in the only other
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Fourth Straight District Win
Outstanding Defensive Play Leads
Powhatan To 20-7 Victory Friday

The hard running of Fullback
Gray Lawson and the fine defen-
siye play of the Powhatan line. led
by left End Pal" Goodwin. en-
abled the Indians to defeat Fit
wanna 20-7 last Friday night
Most of the fireworks were saved
for the fourth quarter The first
hree periods were marked by a
strong Powhatan defensive n d
wainwright have been-great Flu
wanna offensive
The win was the fourth straight
district win for the Indians and the
sixth straight win of the season.
Fluvanna made tW offensive
thrusts in the first half that failed
70 reach pay dirt The first attack
stalled at mid-field when Fluvama
tried OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -yard-to
go gamble that did not work. Pal
Goodwin era S h t d through and
spilled Ted DENLY for a two yard
less
Both Teams Fail TO Score
Powhatan tried to turn this into
scoring opportunity, but their at
tack failed when Archie GOODWIN
fumbled on the % yard line
AS the first quarter ended, Flu
wanna Back Hilbert moved IS yards
to the PoWhatan Is yard line Two
penalties and a strong pass defen-
siVe halted this attack
Later in the second quarter with
the play in FluVanna territory. Artie
Jessup connected with 0 h n y
Boggs for a pass that carried to the
Fluvanna % Seconds later Flu
wanna intercepted a pass intended
for Pal Goodwin SO it went III
the first half as both teams went
scoreleSS.
Second Hall
The first time PoWhatan took pos
session of the ball in the second
half they marched for score
Archie Goodwin carried four out
Of five plays and moved to the Flu
wanna one yard line Lawson car
RED over on line plunge The eX-
ira point try was not successful.
The next series Of plays brought
an off ansive attack by Fluvanna
They moved the ball from their ten
yard line to the Powhatan IS a
pass from Herndon to DENLY was
completed to the four yard line but
Denly was hit hard by Ralph Jones
and the ball squirted out Of his
hands. Boggs recovered and the
day was saved for the Indians
important Fourth Quarter
n the all-important fourth quar-
tea Fluyana struck first Bobby
Pace returned Boggs punt to the
Powhatan % yard line -Four run
nin-g plays by Pace and Hilbert
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Golf Club Title
PLAY Narrowed
To 3 Swingers

r. A Wilmoth. tWo-time Long
wood golf champion, is sitting il
out this week. waiting for Al La
foon and Bill Watson defending
champion, to determine which
viii enter the championship flight
finals. The wilmer will play VIII
moth 80 holes this week end for
the 1856 title
On his way to the finals vii
moth defeated Howard Ferguson
last years runner-up, NJ H Bit
finger and Herman Duncan La
foon doWned Johnny HarWC9d >
and |, Kyle Baldwin to reach the
emitinals Watson beat W liam
Chapman and r w. Brooks. Jr.
In the second flight, Jack Reed.
S. A. Martin and Leon Henderson
have reached the semi final
round Reed won out over W H.
Burford and paul O'NeI while
Martin was beating Roy Duncan
and Dr. W ] Sydnor and Hen
derSon was defeatina c. H Cod
win and Jake Wamsley
Fred Hammer took the lead IN
the third flight by virtue Of vic
tories over Robert Burger and w.
w Watson In the only other
third flight matches played Dr..
w Otis McClung downed VIII
Sydnor, Dl S. c. Patteson defeat
ed Dr. Early r Bog2s and J. K.
Butler won over J NJ Watson.
Mrs, Dolly Organ powered her
way through to the women S
championship finals, defeating
Mrs Kathryn Sydnor and Mrs.
Ida Sou.hall on the way She viii
play the winner Of the Mus Clara
Baldwin, Mrs Mary A. Hall match
for the title.
Defaults ordered affairs IN the
women's second flight. with Mrs.
&c. II. Godwin detaultinr TO Ma
bel Bradshaw MIS- Meade L.
shackelford defauIrIne to Dot
Biggs and MIS-. Emily Barksdale
detautling to Mrs. E Wood In
The only matches played MIS-,
Ann CI.t2er defeated Mrs. Vir-
sinia Baird and Mrs Jane Chap
pell doWned Miss Terrell Harvey
In the second round. Dot Bigas
defeated Mabel Bradshaw.
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conner.
Nelson Harris, husky senior
halfback. bruised the visiting Com
cts with a fine running exhibit
tion. He piled up personal to-
Val Of 2ll yards over grounds
while scoring two touchdowns. He
added three extra points for a
great day. His I'D runs were on
rompS of % and 48 yards
Quarterback Doug 3lankenship.
who has made the Orioles tough
in the district with his field gen.
eralship and passing. came up
with another fine job. Besides
calling strong game. he passed
for SO yards. The senior signal
caller scored once, too, on one
yard sneak
The Orioles. who found the 60
ing mighty pleasant around the
Comet ends, sprung two other
backs loose for scores. Flippen and
Easter going six and eight yards
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moved The ball to the one yard line
where Pace ploughed over for the
score The extra point was blocked,
but an off-Sides infraction g aV e
them a second try which Herndon
made good on a sneak play
Receiving the Kickoff R a p h
Jones took the ball on the Is yard
line. and with key blocks by Sidney
Bradbury. Owen Walker and Gray
Lawson moved to the Fluvanna 20.
However clipping penalty brought
the play back 10 the PoWhatan SO.
Three running plays moved the
ball into Fluvanna territory On the
ne>t play Archie Goodwin W e n
off right tackle and with a key
block by Cam Blandford, went the
distance for the score. The place
mont was perfect BY Boggs.
I'd Intercepuon
F'I1Pann4 moved to the Powhatan
% yard line following the kickoff
Their rolling attack was broken mp
on the 1cXt play Pal" Goodwin
intercepted a Herndon pass. and
with John Dobbs leading the way,
went IS yards for the touchdown
With the Boggs conversion. Powha-
tan led POI
Trying desperation passes, Quar-
terback Herndon fumbled when he
was hit hard by Earl Worsham, and
John Dobbs pounced on the free
bail
Goodwin Lawson and Bog $
moved the ball TO the Fluvanna
Iotn yard line as the game ended.
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Amelia Highs Outside Running,
Down Middle Passing Sinks Comets

Amelia Highs orioles broke
out OF their losing skein Friday
afternoon on their home field to
ronnp over the Comets of Ken
bridge High 800
Coach Phil Bespple's charges
had their offensive in high gear
after two frustrating weeks in
which they lost close ones to Dis
trict touches Crewe tl4-6t and
Blackstone I2-0
For Boepple. who still has the
opportunity this season to see his
squad post winning season. it
was heartening step on the
comeback trail after the fall
apart loss Of Powhatan SLIP in
tie seasons opener
The winning streak has every
possibility Of continuing-if the
Orioles keep their get-up- and-go.
Ahead lies games with Brunswick
and Victoria in the district and
with Midlothian, District 2 new
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-26

RIBS Statesmen loom larger
each week as the team to be beat
en- by any school which wants to
challenge for the district title.
Blackstone S Rams had 4 crack
at it Friday but fell 60 when a
second period Charlie Harding to
Quarterback Gene Glyder 35-yd.
pass was the only scoring play
The win was the fifth without de-
/ feat for R-H in district. They're
81 overall, having lost 1876 to
undefeated Appomattox back on
Sept. II
Farmyille easy victor over
Brunswick 27-7. and Park View
which, went outside the district to
! whip Chatham 800 are in second
place With 81 records. The ORA
CONS. however. have compiled
their record against the weaker
clubs this year Victoria ,l3-l2)
Bluestone 1876, and Kenbridge
1876. In their big test. they fell
TO Randolph Henry 26-0.
Dave Horners running kept
CreWe on even terms with tough
Emporia for three quarters Fri
day night in the lattel's home
coming Then the Railroaders let
Haltback Bob Callahan break
on a 20-yard sweep for the six
point clincher,y as the Greenville
countians won the 20-I3 in a fins
contest.
Coach Phil Boepple's Amelia
Orioles became the fifth eleven to
stomp luckless kenbridge 800
The running of Nelson Harris and
Doug Blanenship's passing were
too much for the Comets, who
llmped off the field with the sea
sons second highest tota! against
them. Only Blackstone $ 65-7
romp was worse,
Victoria finally won after 25
defeats over thre seasons whip
ping Bluestone 24-l8. Halfabck
Walter Cumbia was the biggest
gun. scoring tbs on gallops Of Il
and 80 yards and once on the re-
ceiving end of a 15-yard pass
from Bill Williams.
Area Games Friday
Falmvilla at Blackstone
kenbridee al Randolph Henry
Amelia at Brunswick
Ashland at PoWhatan
Homecoming Game 30l
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league game that will affect team
standings in the district
This week boils down to no change
in the top three in District II. How
ever. next week something is going
to have to give somewhere when
PoWhatan meets Orange.
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Sewanee Record

SeWantc. beaten by last years
eleven $50. is expected to offer
stlfter competition this season
They're an improved ball club, -
acccldin9 TO TAaiman S pipe line
reports. The SeWanee record
aeains lit.le-known opposition
III this area. shows tie against
four defeats
A II tie resulted in the How
ard came while Coach Ernie VIII
llamson's EpiscopalS have been
humbled by Southwestern t27-0l
Millsaps 13-Tp, Mississippi Col
leee 1886 and Wabash 1856
Thalman says the record doesn't
detract from SeWanee-the oppo-
si,iOn has been OF top callbre.
The SeWanee coach. William
son. will have something of a
Homecoming himself H G is d
former CreWe resident
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It's Homecoming For The Roms
Farmville- Blackstone Clash Friday
Is Top Must Game In District 3

Write it down as must con-
test tor both Farmville and Black
stone when the two elevens tangle
Friday night in Wrigglesworth
Stadium at Blackstone.
The reasons for victory are
about as strong for one squad as
the other. For Coach Bill Farris'
Rams it will be homecoming with
its colorful incentive. II that ism t
enough the Rams. now 80 in dis
trict play. need a victory to re-
capture the prestige supposed to
be the last Of District and region
al champions which Blackstone
was at the end Of last season.
That prestige has been a little
furnished by Randolph Henry and
Emporia which posted 60 and
1876 wins over the Rams this
season. Another loss and Black
stone vii be just a 1856 also-rar
in the conference.
Title at Stake
Balancing those incentives fol
a Ram win. is a real drive fol
Farmville. There remains s
chance that FHS may overhaul
lead leading Randolph Henry T.
if the Wolverines are winning
the rest Of the way. Down to tht
last substitute. the Farmvill,
squad knows you can't start ar
winning stretch run with a de-
feat.
If Coach Bob Gilmer's Orang,
and Black squad falls by tn,
Wayside, it means the Statesmen
CT R-H are practically a shoot
for the 1856 title. So. there it is
and the possibility is that a crowc
will be in the Blackstone stadium
to see the district feature come
Friday.
Coach Bill Farris is new to tn,
district this year, the former Uni
versity OF Richmond performe,
taking over the reins from Coacl
Wildman. Fan-is was an all.
Southern back at Portsmouth
Woodrow Wilson High.
He's had IL lettermen to hell
mold his overall 3-3 record thi
year Missing, however, are thu
two who made the Rams SO slicl
last year Billy Alternately ane
Robertson, fine field general.
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LelIew Returns

Fullback Bill LeHew. who did
MT even dress for the VIM game
mas a sound ankle again Half
back Wally Gielio is ready for
more than the two minutes he
held out at Yves minister, Md.
and Quarterback Bob FUR who
ran and passed for his best per-
Torrance of the season last week.
is again all sound
Thalman viii start an eleven
composed mostly OF sophomoreS
and juniors. With All-Little Eight
LeHaW and co-Captaln Jim Fra
ger, the only seniors. SophomoreS
Jim Felty who caught six passes
at w NJ. and Bob Saylor, con-
"ertcd from center, viii be at
The ends. Gene Cook. a junior
from Champlain. likely Will start
at tackle with Frazer and Jun
iors Ed Harlow and Frank Buck
Or Hal McVey a senior will be
at the guards Henry hby. The
Blackstone junior Will get the
call at center
Fur will call the signals, with
Freshman Bill Benson at one half
ana either Sophomore Wally Gig
10 Or Junior Tom Bryant at the
other half Co-captain Bill LIE
Eew and his fill-in, Charlie Den
ny. will be at fullback
Denny. a halfback, performed
well at the fullback spot vacated
by LeHeW so we'll last week Thai
man said il was vital contribu-
tor to the conquest of Western
Maryland
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Coach Thalman's We're All Well Tip
Good for Homecoming Bad for Sewanee
Kickoff Time
With Tennessee
Eleven 2 p. Nj.

Hampden-Sydney Colleges 1ie-
ers. who have been on the road
tor two week ends, return to
Death Valley for the feature event
of the homecoming. celebration,
Saturday AGAINST Sewanee Game
time is , p m
The visitors from Tennessee
who also bear the grid name OF
Tigers. may run into situation
few Hampden- Sydney opponents
have had TO face this year 4
completely healthy Bengal squad.
For once. Trainer Monty Link
enauger is having an easy week
With the adhesive tape and bruiSe
ointments. and Thalman said to-
day we hope to have everyone
back.
That happy situation, plus the
34l4 victory over Western Mary
land, when requirements and per-
sonnet shifts came through. "
make Thalman and his assistants
eager to show their charges be-
fore the homecomu. celebration
crowd.
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Every opponent has scored
against the Wolverines this sea
son. but Gilmer has spanked the
squad to higher offensive efforts
progressively through the season
49, except for an inopportune
fuble here and there.
Defensive comparisons seem
about on a par The F'HS often
siVe is-oft the record better.
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Blackstone Record

The Rams record indicates a
fair balance between offense anc
defense-With an edge TO defense
Only against Kenbridge. q dis
tinct patsy this season. have they
shown offensive fire That time
they rolled to IS points On the
other hand the Rams lost only g.
0 last week to Randolph Henry
which is indicative of their de-
fensive worth.
The Blackstone record: Wins
65-7 over Kenbridee. 25-6 oven
Victoria, and 1877 over Amelia
losses -20-6 to Appomattox. 1876
to Emporia, and 60 to R-H,
Falmville High goes into the
contest with full strength. How
ard Noel. out for three successive
games with broken finger. came
back to the fold last Friday III
the victory over Brunswick
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COACHS HOMECOMING

Williamson University the South returns
Saturday battle with the Tigers
Hampden-Sydney College Venable Field
Wiliamsons attended the University
o the Bow
the Washington Redskins and
the then returned UNC
II o Snavely
lIampden-Sydney played times with
winning Sydney three
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-26
MONEY DOES 1T

Ovelsfoe Teachers College 4 Michigan
State the old gleenbackS
Top-ligh coaches outof tllsWolId
psychologists
feciVe bush heaters Carolina?
Nothing than hundreds
badly
recruiting
The District eleven schools will have
lighted athletic fields o j a
places
lights
Victoria PIA athletic headed H Welons.
this that
81 already The win be Intensified
1yPtr1af
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-26
SUELNE VIEWS
BY JOHN STICK

1t misses The mid leak college
football subsdization
business the
This time the Big under The Big Ten
is a MI Big of Big
Southwest Pacific plus
midwest independents football! wrapped
preach the other within
by the Commissioner athletic
I.AIN DECEIT"
Il calls approaches n.y.
deceit that financial
reached proportions
Then the report went to envsion what the Big
would be 10 from
what they see? Complete domination
partments policies The
Obviously what the colleges
have baseball idly
watch their being taken them
ind major league baseball situation football with all
interest the
situations the lesser brethren
Al that the Big Ten study has much its speaks
othrighty lack
the
the regulations
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District ; Recap

Standings
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Inaugural will be Jimmy Arthur
with Dale Frost, Jimmy Larente,
last years leading driver at Rose
croft. with The Tippler, Bob
Parkinson with Hundred Proof
and Lorne Tolhurst with Abbey
Bay.
A $1.400 trot will be the sec
ondary feature on tomorrow
nights card and brings out a
field Of eight fast Glass A trot-
tiers, including Newport Dream,
winner Of the 100000 Hamble-
tonian in 1854.
Other stars to appear at the
Oxon Hill plant in the forth
coming features are PAGERS such
as Adios Harry, fastest harness
horse of all time; Adios Boy,
his world champion half brother
and arch rival; Quick Chief, last
years winner of the 5000
Little Brown jug and $71.000
Yonkers Futurity; Philip Scott,
Hillsota, Chuck Volo. Torrid and
Wilmington's Star.
Other Stars Listed
Nominees for some of Rose
croft's top trotting events in
clude Lord Steward. top money
winning harness horse in action
with more than $275 900; Lady
Dunn, winner Of four $4,000
stakes in Maryland last season:
Stenographer. harness horse of
the year" in 1854, and Saboteur,
early favorite for this years
Hambletonian.
Rosecroft also will have some
added attractions. The first Of
these is Tuesday night when
Hecht Co. fashion show will be
presented before race time as an
added inducement to the ladies.
Acclaimed as one of the most
beautiful harness tracks in the
land. RoSecroft is located 8 miles
southeast Of the Capitol and can
be reached via Branch avenue
or the South Capitol Street
Bridge. VIVA Transit buses will
leave from 18th street and Penn
Sylvania avenue every evening
Of the meet starting at $50.
One OF the tracks popular fea-
lures is its clubhouse. catered by
the Harry M. Stevens Co. Din
ing reservations can be made by
Logan 7-8445.
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800 TROTTERs AND PAGERS READY
Racing at Rosecroft
To Start Tomorrow

Sulky wheels start spinning in
earnest for area trotting fans to-
morrow night when Rosecroft
Raceway lifts the curtain on
Maryland's pari-muteul harness
racing season.
Approximately 800 trotters and
PAGERS, including some of the
fastest performers the sport has
ever known, are stabbed at the
Oxon Hill track awaiting a shot
at the $250,000 in purses to be
distributed during the 24-night
meeting. Post time is 8:15 pm.
with the daily double closing at
sos.
Most of the horses at Rose
croft will continue campaigning
in Maryland at the 24-night
meets starting June 4 at Laurel
Raceway, July 2 at Ocean Downs
and october 5 at Baltimore Race
way.
Headlining tomorrow nights
opening eight-race card will be
the $4,000 Inaugural Pace, a fast
class event. 1t leads off a sched-
ule of some Of the richest stakes
in Rosecroft's history, topped by
the $4,000 William E. Miller
Memorial Pace, richest race for
2-year-olds ever staged at q night
harness track.
Racing Secretary Ted Leonard
reports the Inaugural Pace drew
Is starters and, because of the
big field. it has been split into
two $4,000 division.
HaughtOn Among Drivers
Among the starters will be
three 2-minute Stars-Hundred
Proof, Dale Frost and Frisco
Rebel. Other big names in the
lineup are The Tippler, Duane
Hanover, Bay State Pat, Jay H.
and Abbey Bay.
Billy Haughton, Americ a IS
leading reinsman the last four
years. will head the array of
top-notch drivers competing.
Haughton is due in from New
York's Roosevelt Raceway, to
pilot Duane Hanover in the open
ing feature.
Jay H., to be driven by the
popular Olin Davis, triumphed
at Roosevelt last week in 2:024s
for a new lifetime record. Other
top reinsmen competing in the
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D. C.-Owned PAGER
Wins at Rosecroft

Rosecroft Raceway's final pre-
view program yesterday after
noon was featured by a 2:O94s
performance by the 4-year-old
PAGER. Rayson, who was driven
to victory by Hank Lowden in
the fourth race of the seven-race
card. The Oxon Hill track opens
officially tomorrow night.
Owned by Joseph DiLio, Wash
ington attorney, Rayson turned
in the fastest time of all three
matinees in winning by a nose
over Cheechako.
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Druq Races Toduy

More than 100 automobiles
and motorcycles are expected to
compete in the weekly drag race
lat Old Dominion Speedway at
moon today.
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BILLY DIRECT SELECTIONS

mighty Snubby, Eddie Adams
Buddy Lybrook.
2-Vernon Dale, Major Queen
Vodka.
John Worthy, Mes
co.
Mac Forbes, Yam Up, Even
Dale.
'-Citan, Newport Dream, Colby
mite.
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