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WILLIAMS a. RAKER
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1901 R. I. Ave. NE. WA. $1,000
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trans, power steering. power brakes
undercoat.. Wv. tires, low mileage.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1882 pickup. Model B; S125.
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CHEVROLET 80 1-ton panel del;
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HILL & SANDERS

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Trovci TO Westminster. Nd
H-SC Tigers TO Seek Comeback Start
Saturday Against Western Maryland

The Hampden-sydney Tigers.
none the worse for wear after the
eruelling 4i-20 defeat by Sc
wancc's band of single wing per
fcc'ionists Saturday. are ready to
make Saturdays foe, Western
Maryland. the first step on the
comeback trail
Coach Bob Thalman today re-
ported the Tigers in good physical
condition and equally al ease men
tally The Tiers acknowledge Sc
vance as a fine team. yet they
point out it was close 20-l4 game
through almost three quarters.
Eliminate few Of the defensive
lapses Of Saturday. deduct W o
breaks Oh an offside penalty on a
blocked SeWance kick and a con
troyersial decision on a fourth
down penalty and it might have
been close. so the feeling at Death
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
District Grid Review
Undefeated Brunswick Moves To Top

Brunswick County Highs Bull
Dogs. Homecoming game opponent
for FafnFilIe High tonieh
polished off Greensvllle BAT last
week TO take over the leadership
N District 3 and prove their right
as q serious championship con
tender.
Coach Bernie Pinchbeck's back
held aces, shifty halfback carl
Malone, 1857 loop scoring champ
ion, and Oh Larry Clary. again
paced the Bun Dogs. The high
stepping Malone had I'd dashcs Of
70, ~ and 50 wards to add I'd his
fabulous pace.
Randolph Henry High blasted
Victoria S hopes with 45-20 con
Guest FRIDAY 70 move upward. The
whipped CreWe, Greensyille and
Victoria to keep their loop marx
clean and also move into conten-
tion Tor the crown won a year ago
by Crewe.
Amelia Scores
Amelia Highs Orioles aly, the
loops third undefeated squad i'll
district play. although they lost to
District 2 Powhatan in their sea
son opener. The Orioles have scored
SO points to six for the district OBJ
position to produce an outstanding
early season record.
Blackstone, where Coach Cabel
Rives is trying to put the Rams
back IN their accustomed place
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Goodwin Races 80
Winning I'D Ruled
Out AS POWhatan
Ties Varina, 1913
81 Bobh \ smith

The Powhatan High Indians and
Varina Blue Devils fought n Il f. to
rs tie At Varina Friday neht
III INK first half thc Indians oit-
played the Blue Devils Extensively
and defensiyely In the first quar-
ter. after a 50yard Indian drive,
aaIfback Christian Goodwin tailed
on an exciting 2o-gard run Of loft
tackle MUG conversion WAS inst
inches short Oh fullback Doug
walkers plunge through the center
Of the line.
Powhaian was IN THE way NJ
another tonchd y wn when thcy
fumbled on the Varina 35-vard llHe
Varina recovered the tumble But
the Indian defense held the Bite
Devils until the end Of the half
Tumble Hurts
IN the third quarter. the Iadians
tad thc BAN agaIn UNA Were moy-
ing down the field When they
fnmbled and again. Varina re-
covered This time the Indians Just
couldn't hold tho Blue Devils and
they marched 10 yards With fllback
KIN willard scoring on \ tWo-yard
plunge off guard The conversion
WAS good on Kick by halfback
Ernest Dudley
The Indians were thon hehHd 7-6
ANA were desperate for another
tally After a long drive made
possible by the good lIne play III
tackles Henry Morris and Jerry
Hatcher. Powhatan fullback Doug
Walker scored on 1 ono-yard pluHra
through tho center III tha liae Tho
extra point was also added bN lhc
hard driving Indian fuliback
On the ensuing kickoff ne IL
dians tried an on-Hae Kick hit
failed AZ recover TIKI hal NH fha
next pay. the bin Varina fAlIaack
Ken Willard. scamperpd AZ yards
for tho score The CONVERSION Vas
no good and score was l3 10 Il with
less Than a infinite 10 plaY
tip Called Pack
Halfback Christian Goodwin took
the Varina Kickoff and raced so
yards down the sdelincs for what
appeared TO be the winning I'D HIS
run was made possible by 4 tre-
mendous block by defensive end
Doug Trojan who took two varina
defenders out Of the way However.
one of the officials ruled that Trio
lan's block was a clip. and thus the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

among the loops contenders, has
vet to score a I'D. Buckingham,
Greensville, Victoria and Amelia
together have rushed the Rams
goal line for 121 points while hold
ing the once-ferocious Rams score
less
Farmville and Crewe put up a
rugged -the-20-yard markers
so battle Friday before the Rail
readers made one drive of 60
yards go all the way in the final
quarter Jerry Barlow ran owe r
from the four To score the game s
only I'D.
Reardon Runs
Don Reardon continues as the
Buckingham BUGS big offensive
gun. his two I'd jaunts leading B.
CHS to POS win over lucklcss
Park View. Reardon had one AZ
yard dash for his first I'd.
Park Views Dragons match
BLACKSTONE as tnc loop WlnleSS
squad the Dragons have scored
one It'd in each Of their four
games. but the opposition ha
scored from two to six each game
to leave Park View O-4.
Billy Wellons, Of Victoria, con
tinucs to pace the individual
scorers. with Brmswick's Malone,
now with seven tbs and six
placements, following with 48
points.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
James Monroe And
Orange Take Lead
II District ?

A..
nd Of competition N District
r 0raHee bumped aft lmiefated
Cpiaaper TAO io rH tha4r Il triet
record n tiVe in row
James Monroe stepped outside Of
the district to trounce Lane of Char
lottesville 27-6. Their district record
is 80 with an overall 80 score.
Joining Culpeper as week end
casualties were PoWhatan, Varina
and Henry Clay. Powhatan and Va
rina battled to 1913 tie. which
put each team one-half mark down
from the top rung in the ladder.
Now PoWhatan and Varina must
team up to hand defeats to James
Monroe and Orange if they hope to
win the district championship
Henry Clay was defeated for the
first time in district competition,
mostly because it was their second
game Midlothian handed them a
1925 decision.
Madison really poured it on Flu
wanna. as the Mountaineers rolled
to 400 victory Madison has lost
only to Orange, and has 81 season
record.
Stafford, with a good ball club.
finally broke into the win column.
as they registered an 1870 win over
Spotsylvania. The win also kept
Spotsylvania S perfect losing streak
gong, as they failed for the fifth
time this season to soccer a touch
down
Louisa stepped outside Of the dis
trlct to take a 100 trimming from
Albemarle, last years District 2
winner who stepped into Group |
ranks this year
As the season passes the halfway
mark. II becomes apparent that
James Monroe and Orange are the
teams to beat. Culpeper will have a
shot at James Monroe this week end
IN what should be the best game
IN the district. Culpeper lost to
Orange last week. and this will be
crucial test for James Monroe. If
Culpeper can up-end JIM the district
lead will swing to Orange.
Other games in the district will
find Stafford at Lee-Davis: Henry
Clay at Spotsylvania, Varina at
Midlothian: King George at Caro-
line: Louisa at Goochland; Powha-
tan at Fluvanna: and Miller School
at Madison on Saturday.
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scheduled tomorrow afternoon So
urdayl 1T 2 O'Clock Coach Ei!i
frankhn's Buccaneers prepared tol
the @Ala initial performance before
The home folks With a 20-6 win over
Park View. Friday 1t was their
lhnd Win IN a good first season.
l.. D. JACOBS hound Ranger
took second place among all-age
hounds during The recent James
River Foxhunters Association field
trials Ranger was only 10 points off
the winning pace. giving Jacobs his
best meet III many years Of compe-
iilon Jacobs. the Rev. II. NJ
Soyars and Jack Caldcron. Of
BurkcNllle. entered hounds and re-
turned with a dozen ribbons There
were l75 hounds in the trials at
Concord. giving the James River
Association one Of the best meets in
years.
T RANDOLPH MACON's yellow
Jackets seem to be up TO their old
tricks The Jackets play sleeper for
a couple Of Saturdays early in the
season, then warm UP to the task
US the Hampdensydney game APP
breaches Coach Joe McCutcheon S
Jackets played dead while losing
/ lf-N to Mlllersville and so to New
port News Apprentice School in
their first two starts. But with their
Death Valley Dads Day date ap-
preaching. they started warming up
\ SATURDAY. knock king off Western
Maryland 20-6. The Jackets half
hack BIZ Garnet, scored - points
TO take over the Virginia college
se0Iins lead with . nae Of 80 points
.a four games
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Farmville Faces Undcfcalcd Brunswick
Toni ghl; r. Ii Moves Up Will, Third Win
CreWe'S Fourth
Period Drive
Defeats FHS 60
Nv DON GATES

The CrcWe High Railroadcrs
in1de fourth quarter sustained
drive ~ 80 yards ID score t \ a
games only touchdown as the de
Tending District 3 champions de-
teated Farmvllle High 60 Friday
night on the t'HS field
Haltback Jerry Barlow plunged
over from the two yard line 10
emp the drive which started after
a Farmville punt to the Rail
readers 40.
For three quarters and " Q
cleVcns staged rugged inside-the-
POS battle. with both threatening
repeatedly to spring runner loose
Neither succeeded, however, eX-
ccpt for CreWe final push.
Both Threaten
Both teams moved close To scores
iii the first half with CreWe pierre
Ing once 10 Farmvillc's five but
the Blues fumbled there and FHS
recovered to end the threat
Farmvillc drove to the Rail
readers 10 il the second period.
but the visitors held on fourth
down to take over.
In the third period. CreWe got
another drive going which carried
to the shadow of the FHS goal line
but an unnecessary roughness pen
atty took the Wolverines out Of
danger this time
After the Railroadcrs got their
lone tally in the fourth period. FHS
opened up with passing attack
witt considerable effectiveness
Starting a drive Oh their own 25
the Wolverines. with Oh Billy Per
kins passing TO End Jim Graft
and backs John ID Jones anC
Bobby Gllmer. moved the ball Il
ihe CreWe 70. but time ran out
FITS Center Charles Hnndlcy
vito has become one Of the Wolve
rincS defensive Standoufs. brought
the crowd TO its feet with thirC
quarter pass interrogation and q
fine rlnback. The FMS offensive
couldn't gct into scoring gear L
capitalize. however
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Rcardon Scores
Twice As BUGS
Take Park View
Ey Joe Nuckols

Donald Reardon played a big
part in the BUGS 2o-6 win Friday
night. He scored two toucAdowns.
one On y yard pass play, the
other Oh 4 one yard plunge. The
game was played at South Hill
Park View tailed only once in
the second period, from the Buck
mgham four yard line Bucking-
nam tailed in every quarter but
tle third
Charlie Heath carried the bail
around the end from the four yard
line for the third score for the
Bacs.
Bucky and Barry Fans made the
two extra points.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

ness is a comparative thing II {
However Il can safely be So,
is really good .anang small colleea
winning them al. 2l-0 over HOW
over Hampden- sydney.
You won't gel anyone 70 take a
bet on Sewanee against Oklahoma
ei Army Gu the strength Of that
record. but ANYONE who saw the
Tigers from the south play III Il SG'S
hametoiniaR Saturday can attest To-
tiHif ln-iheH-eiasS STRENGTH
Drilled 10 Precision
4 football team is STRONG 10 the
extent that it blocks. tackles and
l4lls plays with efficiency Sewanee
did these three thaes ID perfection
Coach Majors team played the
single wing system to a late third
ard fourth period creseendo Of
power.
coach ThaInan II Hampaen-
sydney said afcrWara na squad
could take that kind Of blocking for
whole game without at least four
strong ends. all experienced and of
varsity caAbre.
That JIM FeItv and Larry Smith.
the starting HsC ends. contained
sewanee for a half when TIL score
was l4-8 attests TO that When they
tired under the continuing single
wing blows Sewanre pulled
away
The game results confirm a pri-
Tate opinion lfag held by us. that
team that plays a simple roper
Tore Of plays but With precision.
can win. or a least hold It's own
Extensively seWanee used INTO basic
PLAYS mixed with some passing
H4en necessary Both worked tine
and again
Blocking Counts
i doesn't niake aHy difference Il
WRIT Anaw De pay Us coming Yon
can't stop It if you're bl3cEed oHt
football PLAYS are stopped bv blocks
that didn't succeed. ana it appears
p rs that Coach sMf.ev Majors
Who bn-it fabulous hieh school
record before e0ins tp SNwaHea-
Won't teol Miad With players tha.
don't want to block
faa. Hampfief-syflaee mounted
as msch offensive as # did aaainst
teain that haa possession sa much
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
PREP GRID SLATE

Friday
Brunswick at Farmville
Amelia at Park View
Blackstone at Randolph-Henry
Crcwe ut Greensyillc
Blucsione at Victoria
CIV DanVillc al Appomattox
Powhatan at Fluvanna
Saturday
Amherst at Buckingham 2 pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
~ Curtis SILVER

The Amelia Hieh Orioles travelled
10 Blackstone Friday and took a
800 win. the first time in Amelia
history it had defeated Blackstone
10 4 football game
Tlls Fiiaav Aiaht the orioles play
Park View IL a return game. On
Sept %. ~ orioles defeated Park
View 99-6. The result will not count
n the standings.
The Orioles received the kickoff
aid promptly moved the ball down
TO the one yard line on runs of 40
yards BIZ Buddy Blankenship and .
rasas BY Clarence Hall J B, Flip
pen took the ball ever for the I'd.
an A quarterback sneak
Tn the second quarter the Orioles
gcored twice Edwin Smith carried
the ball for - yards and James
zones ran the ball 10 more yards
fit THE score Still III tie second
gAarter Amelia advanced to Black
Stone S liTard line Quarterback J
g. thr9en threw pass "a End Il
GreA Anderson ia f'n cud 2ore Id
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

MRS. l.. NJ. PAIRET doesn't
catch anything but the big ones.
She is holding the small one
which weighed Z pounds 10
ounces, while her grandson,
Tommy Pairet, swings onto the
big one. weighing pounds
ounce. Mr.. Pairet was along on
the trip also, but he caught
ONLY small ones. He landed
seven pike and bass weighing
from two to four pounds each.
No wonder the Pairets are
known far and wide as Farm
ville's super fishermen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Six Games Ahead

Six Games Ahead
we have six games ahead. With
those in the right column we can
hay good season, and that Il
What w AK planning on" Thai
man reports.
Tho Green Tcrrors of western
Maryland vino VIII be played at
Westminster, Md. Saturday, have
lost two Of their three starts THIS
season Randolph-Macon surprised
them 2o-6 Saturday At Ashland
and Pennsylvania Military College
won over the Terrors 1910 two
weeks ago They opened with q a.
III win over Bridacwater.
Tailback Frank Mullins Mas thc
chief engineer III SeWancc's home
coming day over HsC III scored
Three toachdowns. ram for pair
NJ I'VE point conversions, passed
for fourth I'LL and ran his total
M III Niih 4 twopoInt pasS con-
version
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

fhr Ilaers cole1 Touchdown
4. 4. . /. 4. !. I. ].
8 n @A HTe smith.
II was t2a ~ hsr haIf and
sc1aaco went ahead 2o-8 before
Bill Benson Balloped as yards in
the third period to spark a H-sC
drive eliminated when freshman
halfback Tom Trcadway plunged
for the It'd from the one. to make
It 2O-l4 with the third quarter Get
ting Old.
Then except for H-SCts fourth
quarter drive for a third I'd when
Davis beean connecting with end
Jlm Feltv and Larry Smith OH
passes. Sewanee took personal pos
session Of the game led by Mullins
heroics
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

!. !. ]. !. J.. !. j. J. :. !.
e .s-
daa h J y.I..s
fa5n th f0r
quarter was a safety against Black
stone.
Getting the most tackles for
Amelia we're Johnny BARLEY with
eight followed by Buddy Blanken-
ship and Eldred Anderson with
seven each
Scoring the extra points were
Clarence Hall and Buddy Blanken-
ship on runs and Flippen on pass
ID Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-10

plant "the greatest collection
Of falsehoods and distortions
that I'VE seen in rs years"
Mr.. Acorn introduced a LETT
ter To him from Mr.. Matthies'
attorneys, Leo v. Gaffney and
John P. Hodgeson, in which
they urged Mr.. Alcorn to sell
his stock in the company and
obtain the designations of three
directors I'm order to avoid the
publicity" the case would at
tract through release of Mr..
Matthies' complaint.
Mr.. Alcorn also testified Mr..
Hodgeson told him that he
tMr. Hodgeson) was doing
everything in his power to keep
his people from writing letters
to the President to tell derog-
atory things about me-"
The @. o. P. chairman said
he replied by saying: Il don't