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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Dads Day Crowd To Watch H-SC
Tigers Seek 18th Against Wal
Games This Week

District 3
Farmville at Bluestone
Amelia at Midlothian
Randolph-Henry at Halifax
Blackstone at Park View
Kerhridge at Victoria
Powhatan at Douglas Freeman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Amelia OutscOres
Victoria 2O-19 In
Nip And Tuck Battle
By EDWIN o'NEAI.

Amelia squeezed out a 20-19 win
over Victoria Monday night in a
game that was originally scheduled
for last Friday.
Late in the first quarter Amelia
recovered a tumble on the Victoria
So that set up their first score.
Quarterback J B. Flippen carried
to the Is on quarterback sneak
and a penalty on Victoria placed
the ball on the 10. A pass to Eldred
Anderson at end scored the touch
down for Amelia. A quick pass to
end Pete Easter gave Amelia a 70
lead in the first quarter.
Early in the second period half
back James Jones intercepted the
ball for Amelia on their own As.
A run BY quarterback Flippen
carried the ball to the Victoria 80.
Amelia's halfback Jim Munde i
drove the remaining re wards for
their second touchdown. Tullbach
Eddie Ashman scored the extra
point to make the score Amelia IA.
Victoria 0.
Victoria took possession Of the
ball on the Amelia AZ and after
maneuvering to the Amelia 81. half
back Billy Wellens broke loose and
scored The attempt for the extra
point was unsuccessful.
Amelia led at the half l4-6 Early
in the third quarter Amelia lost the
ball to Victoria on a tumble on the
Amelia Is yard line. Victoria S sec
ond touchdown was scored by half
back Wayne Neale on a run around
right end. Again the extra point was
not made and the third quarter
ended with Amelia holding a two
point lead.
In the final quarter both teams
scored once more With about six
minutes left. fullback Eddie Ashman
ran q yards to give Amelia a total
OF 20 points.
Later with only two minutes left
in the game, victoria's hanback,
Wellons caught a pass to carry the
ball 43 yards and score the third
Victoria touchdown. The extra point
was completed and Amelia won the
game by a close 20-l9 score.
| ANGLIA will play their homecom-
ing game with Midlothian Friday
afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
District ; eiaAf
|Crewe Takes 1857
Title; Gryder, R-H,
Tops Scoring Race

Coach Bob Gollibic's Crewe
High Railroaders took the District
3 championship Friday with 81
LIS whipping Of Blackstone. VIM
ming six without defeat gives the
Blues their second rndefeated.
united season under Golubic. The
last was 1852.
The RailrOaders closed out their
season with the defeat Of the
Rams Of Blackstone. Their games
with Victoria and Kenbridge, post
poned because Of flu. have been
permanently Cancelled.
Randolph Henry also finished
in District play. although. having
Friday date with Group Hall
fax. cemented second place with a
81 mark. The Statesmen romped
over Bluestone 36-7 Monday night
in makeup game.
Gene Gryder and Burl Clements
captured the No. and No. 2 in
dividual scoring positions for 1857
in the Randolph Henry win. Cry
der led the parade adding one I'D
to his previous IS and one CONVEX
sion for point total of 81.
Clements jumped a h e d of
Brunswick's Carl Malone as he
collected three IDS to finish with
10 IDS. seven conversions and
two field goals for 70 points.
Malone added two touchdowns
as the Brunswick Bull Dogs whip
ped Park View Friday night 1876.
The flashy halfback had a 90
yard kickoff return and a TO-
yard runback of a pass intercept
tion. He also had one conversion
70 finish the campaign with 10
tbs and six PATS for Sc points.
Amelia High took its third
straight victory Monday as Coach
7 hil Copiey's surging Orioles
closed out their campaign in
iouItn place With a 3-2-l record.
Copley deserves plenty OF recog-
milton for his direction. From a
disastrous start in successive loses
70 Ponhatan. 1886 Park View
400. Copley led the Orioles to a
1920 tie with Blackstone, then
successive wins over Kenbridge
s4-6. Brunswick 1920 and VIC
toria 20-l9.
Farmville High lost to District 6
Bedford 20-6 in Mondays post
poned contest with the Offers
Coach Bob Gilmer's Wolverines
nave claimed third place in the
standings for 1857. They have a
FRIDAY game with Bluestone, but
q decision there viii not alter the
standings.
The standings.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
III FHS Seniors In
Farewell Grid Game
Tonight At BluestOne

Farmville High Schools football
squad plays its final game OF the
1857 season tonight Friday,
against Bluestone High on the
Barons' field.
The contest matches Faimville.
No. squad in District with 4
APO record against the No. Ba-
rons who own a 2-3-l mark.
Ten FITS wolverines will be
playing their last game in Orange
and Black regalia. An eleventh
senior. halfback Howard Cla-
bough. has not participated in
football since the Crewe High
game.
Swansong backs will be Jackie
Mcintosh. quarterbacks and Leroy
Fahrner and Jim D. Cox, full
backs.
Ends. greatest concentration OF
seniors. in the farewell contest,
will be Earl Fore. Kent Carter
George Ferguson and Tommy Will
liams.
/ Other seniors are Co-Captain
Jim Smith. center. Roy Cook
guard. nd Averett Simpson
tackle.
A win and the Wolverines
are fayOrites on the past perform
ance chart would give the
1877 Farmville squad an overall
record Of six wins and four losses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
The Effigy-H Hangers Hung:

Without ever having had the meeting him the
pleasure chat
Dr George NJ Modn president OF the Of
The preyys Fortnight handling Rid
Meffick the
rst things first leaves the Modlm
Ricfmonds 35won 1885 os Southern
ence seasons has found goat
ho"-iamlar hung IN eftgy place
suggestions that Coach Ed employment
When all about him silence places Modn
chose TO take stand
football,
II was brief and to the will
aenalc standards to athletics. He enlarged
whether we n out,
nave average of victory half
opponents like 0
The winning of football nver-
Sty program or our university athletic
Grip 60 to the head Of the
Wen two things tl) football PLAYERS
and Ed Meck will do well
,2 Ed Meek is saying wish playing guard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Bedford Outplays
Farmville TO Take
POS Victory
By TOMMY LAyNE

Bedford High. non-district o.
ponent. struck fast and hard in the
first half to build 10 point lead
that Farmville High School never
overcame. A fast backfield and
some outstanding blocking quickly
moved the Offers out in front.
The Wolverines only serious scor-
ing threat in the first two periods
came with minute to 60 before
halftime. Defensive halfback Kent
Carter grabbed an Otter aerial and
rambled 50 yards before being
pushed out-of bounds on the enemy s
two-yard line. -Four plays failed to
produced and the Wolverines trailed
0-l3 at halftime.
In the third period Farmville
found the Offers line still unyieldine
and took to the air moving into
Bedford territory four times but
unable to muster a pavoff drive
until the closing minutes of the con.
test.
Taking the ball on a double re.
verse, Johnny Southall threw 8:
yards to end Earl Fore who went
over from the IA for the score.
George Ferguson. Jimmy ID. Coz
and Johnny Southall shone often
sively on the receiving end OF Jackie
McIntoShs passing.
Bedford was the last home game
and Friday nights contest witt
Bluestone will mark the end of the
season for the local gridders.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
BOWLING RESULTS

HolSum 80 A &, p 1
Leggett's - Burkeville Five
Farmville Five 49, DavidSon's 0
Holsum's strangle hold on first
place looked little less tight aft
err Tuesday nights rolling was
over. A & P. led by Jim Aliens ac-
curate throws, made them give UP
a game on the losing side, while
the second place Farmville Five
made clean sweep Of three games
over Davidson's.
That narrowing gap Of only
three games between first and sec
ond place sets the stage for next
Tuesdays show down match be-
tween the No l and No. 2 teams.
Allen. the A & P leader, took
high game and high three game
set honors in this weeks matches,
with scores of II and $40 respec-
lively.
Holsum rollers again showed
their down-the-line strength by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Little Boys Big Business

Little Boys Baseball organization for bows u
years Of and its 1858 season
Hugh M Moore Of South Boston representative to the
National
total l55 competed in the
N eight states this Little chief interest
local program Is Offered y
those leagues wishing participate
leagues IN the
eliminating Tournamen-the World series a
Little
South Boston carried the Virginia Tournament
this Columbus Miss finishing double
elimination event and setting
the process
Franchise application blanks guides will be
from North Charleston headquarters December and any
wishing obtain about the
can do So by writing Hugh Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Game Is Final
One AZ Home For
t'beaten Squad

Washington q Lees deempha-
sized Generals will be the oppon-
ent at Deash Valley Saturday
when the HSmpden-Sydn Col
lege football squad makes its RI
nal home appearance for Dads
Day on the campus.
COACH Lee McLaughlin's squad
has the unipviting challenge Of
stopping thei Tigers undefeated
string That rolorful stretch nov
numbers II a seven straight this
seasor and The last four or the
1856 campaign
w 81 l. offers little possibility or
unending Hampden- sydney. but
the Generals. il their record
means what It says. will move the
ball. McLaushlin's squad hasn't
been shut out in six games and
six LOSES
Car. Move Ball
The Generals lost to centre and
Johns. hopkins by only one-point
margils Ga. and 1913. Against
Sewaissets they scored twice in los
ing 3%~I2 ana they managed four
tbs sgAinsi "a midwest small col
lege orwel, Wittenberg. which
rolled tt 81 points.
TIL <Lexington squad relies
heaviN on passing, a method Of
attack .liey'fe used successfully
this st1son. The aerial arm also
has h.loed soften the opposition
defene tor Che runners, headed
by Tttcr Hasl.
Quarterback Jack Groner han
dies tue passing lis 10 compile
tions in lSs attempts for l28
against Wabash won him thr y
Rauber Memorial Award given to
the. outstanding W&L pla III
the annual Homecoming contest.
Take Two Titles
Coach Bob Thalman's H-SC
squad made q title sweep in the
Little Eight and Mason Dixon
conferences while downing RAN
dolph-Macon 26-19 before 5000
spectator forthcoming day crowd
Saturday at Ashland.
Surprised ky determined YELL
low Jacket defense in the first
half and stung by RMS ability to
turn the ends, H-SC had to prove
again their scome from behind
qualities They were down 1870.
1876 and 2o-l3 at various stages
through nearly three-quarters of
the gvme.
Directed BIZ Quarterback FUR.
the Tigers found themselves late
ils the tAird period and made it d
going.aWa win Ii the fourth.
a 5F-sard arive-diyided between
tAe t.5itd ana early period, eli
maxeE yy Halfhack Bill Benson's
three .'2rd I'D crack through the
middl1 put she Tigers ahead for
keeps IA 20-t9
y LiiBcher March
The5 nads victory sure with 4
final W yare IT'D march, featured
by tine ttinnsng Of Halfback Tom
Bryant, who got 40 Of those yards
Fullback Waiy CYCLIC bucked
oyer II I'm TIE three TO get the
score
! ENG Larry Smith was FUR S
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Powhatan Shows Old
Zip In 26-O Win
Over Spotsylvania
By PAUL BOOK. JR


The Powhatan Indians shouod
their old spirit as they whipped
spotsylvania Saturday night 2s-0
quarterback Artie Jessup was il,
ana could not make the game. but
John Campbell turned In a fine joh
N the signal calling spot.
FoWhatans first touchdown came
On ne first play Of the game, when
haii-back Wilbur Webb made a 50.
yard off-tackle run to the end zone
Campbell scored the extra point ~
IA anSrterhack- sneak from twoyurds
out.
the second touchdown came an
q 3-yard off-tackle run By right half.
back Curtis Lawson. making the
halftime score 1870.
P0Whatan was scoreleSs in the
tnlrd quarter. but rallied in the
fourth quarter and scored twice
more.
F'ullback Douglas Walker scored
first on one-yard plunge, and Law.
son scored the second on a two-yard
oH-tackle run. Lawson scored the
extra point after Walkers touch
down.
The Indians had one touchdown
called back because of penalties
This was a l4-yard off-tackle run
by Curtis Lawson.
This Friday the Indians face pow
erful Douglas Freeman at the
Rebels stadium. Freeman leads the
district and Powhatan enters the
game in the role of underdog.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
AIbemarle, Freeman
Score Upsets TO
Take District Lead

II it would be possible TO predict
anything in District 2. 1t looks now
like Albemarle will take the district
football championship. The b g
question win probably not be de-
cided until Nov % when Orange
meets Douglas Freeman.
Albemarle put its foot in the door
last week With a 1877 victory over
powerful Orange. It was the first
defeat for the Hornets in 81 games
that stretch back to 1854. Orange
was tied i'll 1855 and has since then
compiled 81 game winning streak.
| Albemarle and Douglas Freeman
fought to 20-20 tie on Oct. 10. That
is the only district setback for
either team Orange and Varina led
the district until Friday. when Abe
marie upset Orange and Freeman
upset Varina 1870
Now Freeman and Albemarle
have Identical records with five
wins and one tic. Albenalle plays
only one more game. meeting FIJI
wanna this week ior sure win.
Freeman has Il strong chance to
take the title because they play two
more games ana if they win both
can end UP with a higher percentage
than Albemarle However. Freeman
meets the Orange Hornets next
week and have ID contend with the
Powhatan Indians this week. They
will be favored over the Indians.
but not over the Hornets.
Powhatan took its fourth win of
the season last week over Spotsyl-
vania 26-0 The Indians may be
primed for an upset over Freeman
this Friday.
Winless Spotsylvania meets King
George this week for a cellar game.
King George took its first victory
last Friday with a 1916 win over
non-district Tappahannock
Midlothian also won its first game
last week with d ~ victory over
Stafford Midlothian meets Amelia
Friday in wellmatched game.
Amelia started the season off on the
bottom, but has rapidly gathered
strength to become a threat in dis.
ttrict 3. -----
Henry Clay lost 6-l2 decision to
Goochland last week and meets
former front-runner Varina this
week.
Culpeper took hard-fought VIC
tory from Madison 1877 last week to
end the season with a As record.
Madison meets Stafford III Satur-
day game.
'Fluvanna with only one win for
the season lost to Louisa 34-6. Flu
wanna viii be sacrificed to Abe
marie Friday. while Louisa viii
battle it out with Washington-Henry
who lost to Caroline 26-l4 last Fri
day.
James Monroe. who downed Fish
burne MA last week, may add in
suit to Oranges injury when they
tangle this week. JIM has turned in
a good record this season with only
a los to Douglas Freeman running
(. a p rfect score.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
SLDELLVE VIEWS
The Build Up at Work:
BY JOHN STICK

tie DuIlu Up Ill WOfE:
looks like Randolph Macon College viii successful
effort to win Little ALI America
pound guard who pepped at Petersburg High.
watched with considerable interest the news COPY flow on
the sturdy Jacket inner ineman Of it volunteered
Of it obviously wrien-b invitation.
What that smaller college All Americas
born sensbly
honest about the thing.
institutions the proven
football
Now attention person in that vast no-Tv
weter Of schools you'll
out extra willing acuae
football-oving sideline plugger
guy good man. who can
get next sports editors writers without offending their
of I-domy
each team his
about the proposed star
He's got get prefer
ably in the big mostly il selection Of
his man. among thousands is to become reality
Young had all three this season and as anyone knows who
college football as appears in the big
dalles somewhere behind the Big Six and the ACC
After watching during Hampden-sydney
os saturday we feel the Ashland hackers have right all
for their The middle
doubtless Young made it that all season long
get us wrong We're not implying at national sna
college football you
achieve without up
friend YOU lust don't ali bv Yourself t IL il footha toes ron
your opponents out Of the
e national selection board reading congrats
Henry Sydney sports publst now
high in the Jim Talm organization UNC opfght
what during tenure Death Valley
Henys appreciation of their effort his affection
old college behalf they
might not have made it,
most everything else connected with football it's team
effort this Little Al-Amelica
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15

taking team set honors with 2525
pins for the night.
Tonight Thursday picked
group Of the leagues top bowlers
Will begin practice. for the forth
coming Virginia ten pin cham
pionship tourney. The top ten will
split in teams Of five for practice
match.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
Smith Appointed
Optical Frames Head

Morris G.. Smith. Jr.. of Peters
burg. was recently appointed man
ager of the frames department Of
the Pitmus optical company. He
spent last week in Canada on a
business trip.
Mr.. Smith is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris G.. Smith. of Farm
Vile
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15
z. 5. CRIME

Based on figures for the first
SIX months. the United States is
headed for another record number
of crimes this year. FBI Director
j. Edgar Hoover has estimated
that l.399,670 major crimes were
committed through June 30, or
one for each l22 persons in the
nation. The figure was 81 per cent
above that for the first six months
of 1856. and 24.4 per cent over the
average for the previous five years,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-15

best aerial target. The two collob-
GRATED on four vital heaves. the
first a l9-yard pass-run play for
H-SC's first score which put them
back in the game at 1876 seconds
before the half ended.
Smith, a junior from Suffolk
also shared two others for vital
yardage in the two climaxing
touchdown marches.
H-SC continued to come UP
with outstanding line play, Ends
Smith, Bill Richmond and Ches-
ter's Bill Goodwin. Co-Capt. Ed
Harlow and Tackle Jim Boyd be-
ing singled out for praise.