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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Bulldogs Down Blackstone, 1910;
Crewe Holds On To Second Place

tack. McGhee Fisher and Smith
also scored for the winners.
Buckingham scored a six
pointer in the third period, with
Mitchell going ever from t h e
three.
In other intra-district play,
Emporia rolled past Victoria 81
as Ed Wood and Jerry Girl
card score ID two toucidowns
apiece.
Bluestone wet out Of the dis
tr.ct and found the going rough
as they lost a 1876 decision to
AppomattoX. Appomat.ox scored
two last period toachdowns on a
60-yard drive. climaXed by G.
H. Jamerson's two-yard plunge
and 60-yard run by Buddy
Wilcox with an intercepted pass.
Bluestone scored in the last
few minutes of play as H j.
Ncwcomb went over from the
seven
Cumberland also took on an
outof district opponent and lost
26-l9 to Goochland
Randolph-Henry was defeated
BY a fired-up Prince Edward
Academy team 90. as M TX E
Andrews threw a 50-yard scor.
ing pass to FRANKIE Osborne in
the last three minutes Of play
Orioles ROmp
Amelia rolled past Grange
Hall Friday night 1919, as half
back Tommy Cook got his hands
on the ball five times and scor
ed four touchdowns. He hac
off-tackle runs of 20, Sc, and 4e
/ yards. respectively and ran g
punt back 60 yards. His running
/ mate. Bob Vance, scored tWics
from four and five yards out
The two boys now have scored
total of 1876 points between
them, with Cook having So ane
Vance 81 for the year.
Marshall scored two touch
downs for Grange Hall.
In the final quarter. reserve
halfback Warren intercepted {
Grange Hall pass and returned
/ 20 yards for the Orioles las
score.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Ladies Duckpin
B0lulingResult
BY Lois Haag

Last Thursday night Leggetts
and Home Furniture who were
ted for first place bowled each
other. Home Furniture won two
out of three TO take over first
place again. Home Furniture
had the high team three-game
pinfall Of 1924. Dorothy May was
second with 1917 pins and Leg
gets was third with 1868 pins.
Home Furniture also had t h e
high team game of 4i3.
Doris Cook. of DOro..lv May.
and Emily Waller. OF Bal'w.ns,
tied for the high indIvidI al three
game plnfall Of 2S5. Doris Cook
had the high individual game of
107. Other members of he
league rolling 100 OF better are.
Emily Waller. lM: Mabel Full
ton. l0l. Kitty jenkins l0l. and
Margaret Colvin. 100.
CfnnGs---
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09

Commission has a research pro-
gram, designed to put wildlife
in the State which will be best
suited for the hunter and fisher.
Using one instance, he said that
in certain counties West of the
Blue Ridge, over 1900 deer
were killed last year on lands
where only a few hundred deer
were taken a dozen years ago.
Said Phelps, I'VE know that
it is the srortsmen Of Virginia
who give money for the Com
MISSIONS existence. BY this tok-
en- we feel that we should use
this money to the best interest
Of these sportsmen. We want to
put this money into programs
and projects that will give more
enjoyment to the sportsmen.
Phelps made one point quite
emphatic to the group. He said
that fishing and hunting would
not decrease or eliminate wild
life in the state OF Virginia.
only by protecting these
species of Wildlife too much is
there any danger of them be-
coming extinct. No matter how
much you hunt deer, quail,
rabbits, turkeys and squirrels,
abiding by our present laws,
you can't kill them Off. But,
It's a proven fact, that by pro-
tecting these animals too much
and not hunting them, they will
decrease in number"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
PEA Wins 90 Over Statesmen;
Dukes Hosts Academy Friday
Dukes Seek An
Upset Victory
At Homecoming

The Cumberland Dukes will
tackle Prince Edward Academy
Friday night for their 1862
Homecoming game.
Cumberland, who has a Is
record so far this year, has GER
tainly been an improved ball
team throughout the season.
After losing their first three
games. the Dukes finally got in
the win column with a victory
over Buckingham on October
II. Since this game, they have
been playing real good football.
They lost a heartbreaker two
weeks ago to Midlothian, 24-2O,
after leading 2O-18 late in the
fourth quarter.
Last week, they were edged by
Goochland, 26-l9. They we're be-
hind 1910 early in the game but
came back to tie the game in
the third quarter. Goochland
scored a fourth quarter touch
down to provide the win.
Duke Stars
Cumberland has fine runner
in Joe Hazelgrove, who picked
up 98 yards against Goochland
and who has been a star-per-
former all year. The Dukes may
have come up with another ex-
cellent runner la st week in
Woodrow Southall, who scored
his first varsity touchdown and
rolled up ITO yards rushing. The
Dukes also have a better-than-
average quarterback in Bobby
Franck.
The Wolverines will rely once
again on their fine backfield and
a stout defense. Mike Andrews
has been one of the areas top
performers the entire Jar.
F'ullback Lloyd johnson seems
to play little better ball game
each week, and it looks as if
Wayne Morris is ready to make
name for himself.
In the tough Academy line.
tackles Jerry LeeSe and Punk"
Bailey have been doing an ex-
cellent job. Possibly the top
lineman for the Wolverines is
end and co-captain Frankie Os-
borne.
With an improved Cumberland
squad. that is sure to be fired
up for the homecoming tilt,
this could turn into a fine ball
game.
Usual halftime festivities will
be held. including the Homecom-
ing Queen and her court.
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yard line Of Concord.

yard line of Concord.
The Tigers pass defense stood
out as well, permitting only
eight Concord compilations for
20 attempts.
Coach Stokely Fulton, despite
being soaking wet. was a happy
man after the game. Sad Full
ton, when a team plays a game
such as we did today, each man
has to do a fire job. as each
Of my boys did. thought Otis
Bradley played the kind Of ball
game we knew he was capable
of playing. Otis is a very strong
boy with exceptional speed for
a tackle. Dickie Cralle also
turned in his best game of the
year. I could talk about each
Ct the boys. They all did a real
Job"
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THE FARMv11LE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY NOVEMBER O. 1862
Blocked Punt Gives Tigers 7-6
Win Over Unbeaten Concord Team

A blocked punt by the Tigers
Dickie Cralle late in the first
half set up the Tigers only
touchdown and paved the way
for 7-6 win over previously
unbeatea Concord College.
Cralle broke through from his
end position to block halfback
Don Yontz's punt on the 43-yard
Inc. The bali nit Cralle in the
helme. as he was hurting a
blocker and rolled to the Con-
cord Vineyard line, where it
was Kicked up and run out Of
bon DIS by he Mountain Lions
Walter Belcher.
After Lewis Everette, Tiger
fullback, had picke-i ,o eight
yards to the vineyard Ii. :, Fred
die Mitchell in a. hl.s a. : from
his usual quarterback 10. took
a down-and-ou pass fl s~esh-
man quarterback VIII tay lips
comb in the end zone Nit ell
Then booted the point " ii n
proved the margin Of victory.
Plumbing Tigers
Mitchell had his sad moment j.,
on this dark, rainy afternoo, p
well as his proud ones. for It
was he WHO was guilty o.
fumhles each of the first three
tines the Tigers touched n e
football.
Arsser forcing the Lions to
punt, Mitchell, trying to field the
punt, had the ball slip through
his arms and end Tom Munsey
bounced on it.
Quarterback Sam Cassidy led
the Mountain Lions to their only
score as he hit Munsey and end
Ron Stennett for Is yards to the
Tiger seven, from where full
back Wayne Hicks bange d
over three plays later. A two
point try, with fullback Hicks
carrying. was stopped short and
proved to be the ball game.
Due to fum5les, the Tigers
could manage only 20 Plays from
scrimmage the first half. Elk
ceDs for the blocked punt. the
Tigers never invaded within the
Concord 40-yard line.
Bradley Stars
Led by tackle Otis Bradley.
the Tigers completely stymied
the Concord osfense the second
half. Bradley, playing what
Coach Fulton called This best
game ever" made tackles in the
oachfleld, around ends and lit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

NAUhhA0y A~16hS ANd6uC
RESULTS: Safeway 4, Farm
ers Supply 0: Tastee Freez 4,
Dairy Isle 0 and WSVS 8, Prince
Edward Mills l.
SUMMARY: Individual hi g h
game j. Cha"dler. l79. Indi-
Wdual high three game set Jack
son. 472. Team high game
Prince E ard Mills, 1000.
Team high set Tastee Freez,
28l3.
STANDINGS: WSVS 25-l1;
Prince Edward Mills 1918; Tas-
ZEE Freez 1913; Safeway IA r.
q II; Farmers Supply 1923,
and Farmville Dairy Isle 9 r.
26 IL.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Crewe Laundry 3,
Lcegetts /: Martin The Jeweler
3. Virginia Telephone and Tele-
graph 1. and Katyon Fuel Co. 2.
Newman Tire 2.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game Webb. 2O9. Individual high
three game set Sequin, 588.
Team high game Martin The
Jeweler. 989. Team high set
Crewe Laundry, 1856.
STANDINGS: Martin The
Jeweler 25-1l: Crewe Laundry
,0-l6; Kayton Fuel Co. 1873:
aeggettS 1918: Virginia Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. 1920.
and Newman Tire Co. ll-25.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
&de&ne Neus
BY GERALD DUNCAN

Chester F. Phelps executive director of the Virginia Com
mission of Game Inland Fisheries guest speaker last
Thursday night the monthly dinner meeting at the
LOngwood Tea Room
Phelps spoke first the hunting and fishing
laws for the state this One such law rather 1e
adjustment hunting of all w1ldlfe
except quail when there the ground This law was
to give uniformity well more hunt
ing time hunters allowed hunting with snow
the that almost impossible to en-
force the old certain sections of the state In the noun
famous Southwest regions there be snow on the North
the South side Even within
the throughout the rest Of the State there be
county adjoining county possibly
snow section in another Also it
was quite difficult to ground
old statute Did inch, inches just
covering that this law will not the wild
life concerned will better uniformity to
forcement program"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09

orally all over the field.
Concord did put on a drive
from their 80 to the Tiger Sc
early in the third quarter, but
reserve hrebacker Sandy Nc
Laughin hoped on Lion
tumble to halt the drive.
Travis Tysinger who did the
last hall punting for the Tigers,
also had hand in keeping Con-
cord in trouble. He had punts
OF SO. IS and 36 yards respec-
lively. One Of his purts was re-
covered by guard Mike Vaughan
who played his last game Of the
season before Leaving school.
Ano her rolled dead on the five.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Andrews Pass
To Osborne In
Last 3 Minutes

Co-captain and end Frankie
Osborne teamed with halfback
Mike Andrews on a 50-yard scor
ing play with two and one-halt
minutes remaining in the game,
to give the Prince Edward
Academy Wolverines a 60 win
over the Statesmen of Randolph
Henry. Andrews took a handoff
from quarterback Billy Hay,
circled to his right and hit Os-
borne. who was way out in the
clear on the 2O-yard line, from
where he went untouched into
the end zone.
The last quarter score broke
a 90 deadlock, which saw each
team threaten and each teams
defense arise to stop the threats.
Early Break
Randolph-Henry looked as if
they might break the game wide
open in the first few minutes Of
play when they recovered a
Wolverine tumble on the second
play Of the game. giving them
the pigskin on the Academy So
yard line. They picked Up two
first downs to the slXyard line
on fine gains BY backs. Paul
Ray Wilmoth, Robert Tuck and
William MaXon. a 2o0-lb. tackle
who was sw tched to fulloack
for this game. On the six, tie
Wolverine defense frightened. and
on fourth down, knocked Tuck
out of bounds on the six-inc,l
line.
The Wolverines then put on a
drive of their own, with Andrews
picking up first down on the
10. with q fine l4-yard run.
Glenn Morris then burst off
tackle on what seemed to be a
74yard scoring play. but t h c
Wolverines were guilty Of hold
ing on the five, and were pena-
liZed back to the 90 The tough
Statesmen forward wall d
from there, taking over on the
II.
Defensive Battle
The game continued a battle
of defenses. with both teams
coming up with fine individual
performances. Osborne, h &
game winning pass catcher. and
Jerry Leese played outstanding
ball for the Wolverines lin e
while fullback Lloyd Johnson
and halfback Nelson Bolt, who
replaced the injured Billy Turns
turned in fine performances
also.
For the Statesmen. the Mason
boys, Jerry and William again
showed that they are two of the
toughest in the District. Ed
Harding. who was switched tc
end to take the place of injured
Bill Dalton, did yeoman work
Coach Bob Gilmer had nothing
but praise for the boys. This
is the best defensive game We
have played all year. Every boy
did a fine job. This Randolph
Henry squad is really big and
tough
Mike Andrews. the Wolverines
leading ground-gainer all year
again ran we'll, picking up e
yards in Is carries Full)ack
Lloyd johnson, who played his
best game, both Extensively anc
defensively. picked up A yards
in five carries, and had two fine
punts, Of SO and 60 yards. He
also intercepted two passes, one
in the last few seconds Of play
\ William Mason. the big tackle
who was switched to fullback
rambled for rs yards in Y car
ries. Several times he carried
two or three Wolverine tacklers
for four ard five extra yards
His brother, Jerry. a 240-lt
junior. turned in another bruis
ing defensive job.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Wild Cats 2, Bull
Dogs 0: Tigers 2, Colts 0. and
Champions 2, Alley Hawks 0.
SUMMARY: Individual hi g h
game Chuck Noble. los. Indi-
vldual high two game set Chuck
Noble. 1874 Team high M e
Champions. 377. Team high set
Champions. 127.
STANDINGS: Alley Hawks 10
4: Champions 1914: Wild Cats s.
s; Bull Dogs 6-8: Colts SO. and
Tigers 3-ll.
BOwled Over so =.
Don Sequin so; Charles Carter
97-83; Al Arlington 80: Chuci
Noble 106-8S: ROnnie Booth 81
80: Steve Shanaburger "a: Les
lie Osborne 1884, and Mike
Fore 80.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Standings

The Brunswick Bulldogs took
a firmer grip on first place IN
the District last Friday n h t
with a 1870 win over Blackstone
Brunswick is now 81 i'll District
3 play, one full game ahead Of
CreWe.
Brunswick scored a second
quarter touchdown on 22-yard
end run by Pete High and added
an insurance score in the last
period Of play, with Leon Green
going off tackle from one yard
out.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Cracked Guide

A hair-line crack in a guide
can wear line and lose fish.
Fix it like this: wrap a section
on line carefully all aroun ID
guide. Weaving it around and
around and laying it UP smooth.
Then lash to supporting arms.
Will work for several days.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Fire Starter

Fire Starter
Here's another quick fire
starter to add to your collection.
Soak pieces of turkish towel in
Kerosene and seal in plastic
bags.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Crewe Rolls

The Crewe Railroaders kept
hold to second place with a 80
to victory over Buckingham.
John Wallrod scored a pair of
touchdowns on off-tackle runs of
ii and 40 yards to spark the at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Results

Brunswick IS - Blackstone 0
CreWe 80 Buckingham s
Empcria d - Victoria 0
Pc Academy = Ran. Henry 0
AppomattoX 10 = Bluestole
Goochland 26 = Cumberland 10
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09

Dickie Cralle. former Prince Edward
holding down the left end slot the Sydney Tigers
paved the for rs Tiger victory
concord College Saturday he blocked
in the first half knocking nine yard line
from where the Tigers Cralle Junior year
stands six feet weights 1870 lbs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-09
Area Games
Of Interest

Friday
Victoria at Amelia
Randolph Henry at Bluestone
Blackstone at Crewe
Brunswick at Park View
Pc Academy at Cumberland
Saturday
Hampden-Sydney at Centre
(Ky.D
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