The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 10

'Between the Hedges 9 HM-Georgia game tossup ATHENS, Ga. (UPI)--The Georgia Bulldogs, desperately in need of some defense to support the highest-scoring i a Conference, hosts the Ole Miss Rebels Saturday. More than 50,000 are expected to attend the 2 p.m. EOT game. Both teams have 2-2 records and both have lost i only i SEC contest--Georgia losing 38-14 to Mississippi State and Ole Miss losing '35-21 to 2nd-ranked Alabama.

Saturday's game is rated a tossup. "I think we are about the same strength on offense," said Georgia Coach Vince Dooley. "But, Ole Miss' defense seems to be stronger than Offensive statistics do not agree with Dooley. Georgia leads the SEC in scoring (34.5 ppg) and is third in total offense (391.5 yards pe game). Ole Miss is last in the conference in total offense (238.3), last in rushing I 5 I Prep, college grid menu FRIDAY Greenville High at Cleveland, 8 p.m.

Sturgisal St. Joseph, 8 pm. Jackson Manhattan a I Washington, 8 p.m. Greenville Christian at Clorksdale Lee, 8 p.m. Drew at Letond, p.m.

Letand Academy at East Holmes Academy, Bp.m. at Anqullla-Henry Wealhcrs, 7:30 p.m. Hollandule Simmons al Benott Nugenl Center, 7:30 p.m. Deer Creek at Humphreys Academy, 8 p.m. Greenwood Pillow al IndianoJo Academy, 8 p.m.

Rulevllle Central at Railing Fork, 7:30 p.m, Marshall Academy al Bayou Academy, 3 p.m. ChoaTiomo Agrlcullural a I Shelby, 7:30 p.m. Indiana! Gentry al Greenwood Amanda Efiy, 7:30 p.m. Shaw at Humphreys Coiwlv 8 p.m. Norlh Sunflower Academy at DeSoto (West Helenda), 8p.m.

Mo-jnd Bayou al Tunica Rosa Fort, 7:30 p.m. Dcrmatl a I Lake Village, 7:30 p.m. Tri Courtly at Sharkey-lssaquena, 6 p.m. Glen Allan O'Barinon cancelled Rosedalc, Cleveland East Side--open SATURDAY Ole Mibsat Georgia, 1 p.m. Miss.

Slate at Lamar, Beaumont, 7:30 p.m. Delta Slate al Eastern Illinois, Charleston, 1:30 p.m. Texa Southern at Alcorn Slate, 1 p.m. Northwest at Miss. Delta Principle College qt MNIsaps, 1:30 p.m.

Southern Miss. vs. TexaS'Arlington at Jackson, p.m. Miss. Collegeat Livingston, 7:30 p.m.

Jackson Slate al Bishop, T8A and next to last in scoring (14.5). And, again statistically speaking, the Ole Miss defense doesn't appear a whole lot better than Georgia's. True, the Bulldogs are last in scoring deEense (28.8 next to last in total defense (356.3) but Ole Miss is next to last in scoring defense (17.5) and has allowed an average of 288 yards per game. Georgia, biggest team in the conference, has a weight advantage over Ole Miss. The starting Ffen si ve 1 i ne averages 2 50 pounds from tackle to tackle and Georgia's defensive front four averages 241.

Dooley feels Ole Miss' biggest advantage is in the play of Rebel quarterback Kenny Lyons wljom he compares to Archie Manning. Lyons has averaged 109 yards per game. While Dooley figures Lyons will give the Rebels a passing edge, Georgia has three runners who have gained guesses more yardage than any Ole Miss runner. Glynn Harrison (335 yards), Horace King (2f6) and Andy Reid (165) pace the ftulldog ground attack while top Rebel runner James Reed has only 133 yards. i i a a 2 2 5 sophomore, will start at defensive a Miss in pace of 250-pound Pete Robertson who injured a shoulder in last week's game against Alabama'.

However, the Rebels get back starting fullback Paul Hofer who missed the Alabama game because of a leg injury. Georgia will have sophomore Matt Robinson, who'has run and passed for 344 yards and four touchdowns while a i i i sophomores, starting at quarterback. Georgia holds a three-game winning streak against Ole Miss, beating the Rebels 20 0 last season. The last time Ole Miss beat Georgia was in 1970 when Archie Manning, in his senior year, led the Rebels to a 31-21 victory. The only other time Ole Miss ever won here in Athens was in 1940, then by 28-14.

Georgia has had its troubles on the road this season but has been tremendous on offense here in Athens, beating Oregon State 40-35 and South Carolina 52-14. Ole Miss only previous out-of-state game this season was a 15-7 upset loss at Memphis State. "I think we showed we can hold our own against just about anyone with the way we played the first 36 minutes against Alabama," said Ole Miss Coach Ken Cooper, a former Georgia player and former Georgia assistant coach. "But we know we'll have our hands full trying to stop Georgia's running game." "Sure, we'll move the ball and we'll score," said Dooley. "But unless we start playing some defense, it's going to be a long afternoon." No.

2 Alabama ready By United Press Coach Bear Bryant says second- ranked Alabama has been "slow and very ordinary looking" in practice but he guesses the Tide is ready to meet winless Florida State Saturday. Bryant sent his team through a light workout Thursday in a final review of plans for the Seminoles, losers of 16 straight games. "We rehearsed our game plans in sweat clothes," said Bryant. "I think we know them pretty well, but we are still slow and very ordinary looking." Sixth-ranked Auburn also went through a rehearsal of its strategy for Kentucky as well as trying to anticipate what the Wildcats may. do Saturday.

"We expect to see a lot of stunts, and we expect them to throw more than they've been throwing," said Jordan. "I know they believe in their running game and we are expecting them to show us a good one." Mississippi State drilled 40 minutes Thursday in preparation for Lamar (Tex.) and Florida stressed the kicking game inils general rundown of plans for Vanderbilt. At Georgia, Coach Vince Dooley listed defensive tackle Dan Spivey as a "very doubtful" participant in Saturday's battle with Mississippi at Athens. Dooley said Mike Wilson would replace Spivey in the lineup. Coach Steve Sloan pronouncced Vanderbilt ready for the contest with Florida after a runthrough review in sweat clothes.

"We've worked very hard for this WFL postpones player draft Walton has big day for Blazers PORTLAND, Ore. I i center Bill Walton led the way with 25 points and 18 rebounds Thursday night as the Portland Trail Blazers defeated Golden State 121-96, the Warriors' first loss in seven preseason games. the first game of the NBA dpubleheader, Seattle held on at the end for its first victory of the year, 108-106 over Los Angeles. The 6-foot-ll Walton, playing before 11,655 Portland fans for the first time. sparked the Blazers' third quarter breakaway in which they outscored the Warriors 32-16 for an 85-69 lead.

score was lied after the first quarter and at halftime. Walton pulled down nine rebounds in Ihe quarter and shot 9-for-13 from the floor with eight assists and two blocked shots. Geoff Petrie had 17 points and Sidney Wicks 16 for Portland. Another rookie, Keith Wilkes, led Golden State with 19 while Rick Barry, who was ejected in Ihe third quarter after he charged referee Jim Capers, added 12 for the Warriors. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.

-The World Football League has postponed indefinitely the draft of the players from the financiallystricken Detroit and Jacksonville franchises in hopes the teams will be able to play next year. The remaining playing schedules of the teams, which have been taken over by the league, will be cancelled for the rest of 1974, though. "We have decided to cancel remaining games of these two teams but several potential investors have indicated they wish to keep the teams intact for a fresh start next year," said WFL Commissioner Gary Davidson Thursday. "We are negotiating with several groups, some of which have indicated a willingness to take over players' contractual obligations immediately and begin preparations for playing next year. "We believe it would be best to keep these teams together whether they would be relocated or remain in their present cities for the 1975 season." The revised WFL schedule for next week has Shreyeport at Philadelphia, Chicago at Charlotte, Birmingham at Southern California, Florida at Memphis and Hawaii at Portland.

Davidson also announced the first round of the league playoffs will begin Nov. 20. The field will be made up of the three division winners and three wild card teams (teams with the best won- loss records among the non-division champions). The semifinals will be played Nov. 27 and Nov.

29 at the homes of the Western and Centra! Division champions, with the World Bowl scheduled Dec. 5 at the homefield of one of the participating teams. Sun clinches tie in West ANAHEIM (UPI) The Southern California Sun has clinched a tie for the World Football League's Western Division title but Coach Tom Fears says, critically, they didn't play like it. "We were off all over," Fears said Thursday night after the Sun's 25-23 victory over the Shreveport Steamer for Southern California's sixth win in a row. "The passing wasn't our best.

The receiving wasn't our best. "There is consolation clinching a tie for the division championship, but we don't want to go for ties." Tony Adams threw a 47-yard pass to Ralph Nelson for one Sun touchdown and ran in from the seven for another score. Southern California's llth win in 15 games left it five games in front of the Hawaiians in the WFL West with five games left. Shreveport, 4-10-1, is third. The Sun's other TD came on a one- yard run from Alonzo Emery and ex- Stanford Rose Bowl hero Rod Garcia kicked a 30-yard field goal.

Fishing info By GORDON HARTLEY DD-T Outdoors Columnist LAKE LEE--Water level falling slow, and this will continue for a spell. Some crappie being caught around the mats; some black bass also being caught but they are slow. LAKE FERGUSON-Water level falling and will continue to fall at the rate of seven-tenths to a foot a day. Some crappie being caught and bass fishing has slowed. LAKE WHITTItVGTON-Water level falling and will continue.

Rate of fall forecast to be about one or two-tenths per day. Some crappie being caught and bass fishing' reported as fair. Could be good this weekend. 10 Friday, Oct. 11, 1974 Delta Democrat-Times Greenville, Miss Shreveport scored on a sixyard Yun by Paul Gipson and John Mallory's 34- yard recovery of a Nelson fumble in the first half.

Jim Nance ran nine yards for a TD in the fourth quarter. "We had a chance for about ssven interceptions and only came up with one," Fears said. Shreveport quarterback D.C. Nobles hit 10-of-23 for only 95 yards while Adams was 15-for-31 for 233 yards. The Sun hosts the Birmingham Americans, second in the Central Division, Wednesday.

GGCC winners named Margaret i a Pearl Alvarez and Irene Anderson teamed up to post a one-over par 38 to win the Women's Golf Association's Tuesday Play a i a a Threesome. Taking second was the team of Lord, Helen Locker and Nan Jones with a 10. The WGA's annual Match Play tournament is slated to get underway I Quasar. FOR QUICK, EFFICIENT TV SERVICE DIAL 335-4011 RCA authorized servlcenter. Factory authorized Quasar service.

We also service other brands. ggame," said Sloan. "We've had good practices and our players know what the task is ahead of them." Tennessee went throuugh a final home workout before leaving for Louisiana Slate and Coach Bill Battle sounded almost sympathetic when discussing the Tigers. "LSU is a very good football team that has had a lot of problems and seems to be snake bit," said Battle. "They have played exceptionally well not to have won any more games than they have." Another snake-bit team, South Carolina, went through a "short, enthusiastic" workout for Virginia Tech, but coach Paul Dietzel said the Gamecocks were pretty bruised up.

South Carolina and Virginia Tech both are winless in four starls. WFL Standings By United Press International East I I pel. pf pa Florida 11 4 0 -733 321 194 Charlotte 6 0 .600 346 254 Philadelphia 6 9 0 .400 361 319 Jacksonville 4 10 0 .286 269 357 Central Memphis Birmingham Chicago Detroit Southern Colifrn The Hawaiians Shreveport Portland 13 12 3 7 8 1 13 West 11 4 1 0 0 0 0 10 1 pet. pf pa .667 469 246 287 .467 374 477 .071 209 358 pel. pt pa .733 384 290 .400 270 351 .300 153 319 .300 221 355 NOTICfc OF INTENTION TO CERTAIN AREAS Notice is hereby given thai the Cltv Council, City of Greenville, Mississippi has approved a Greenville-Washing ton County Planning Commission to rezone from R-3 (Two-Family Residential) to R-5 (MuOl-Family Residential) the hereinafter described property: Commencing a I the corner common lo Sections, 21, 22, 31 and 37, Township 18 north.

Range 8 west, Washington Counly, Mississippi; thence south 23 degrees 12 minutes east 2,211.00 feet to an Iron pipe on Ihe west right-of-way-line of Main Streel (formerly OW Highway No. 1) and the point of beginning of the tract herein described; ihence north 78 degrees 38 minutes west 141.14 (eet to on Iron pine; Ihence south 11 minutes west 70.00 feet to an Iron pipe; Ihence south 78 degrees 38 mlnules easl feet lo an iron pipe on the west rlghl'of way-line ol Main Streel; thence along the said west rkjht-of-way-line, north 16 degrees 23 minutes east feet to Ihe point of the beginning, containing 0.222 ocres, more or less in the northwest quarter ol Section 31, Township 18 norlh. Range 8 west, Washington Counly, Mississippi. i. Proposed for the land area described above Is denial office at trie northwest corner of South Main Extended and OUremori Lane.

Therefore notice is given thai on Tuesday, November 5, 1974, Ihe City Council will near objection to the above proposed change 1n Ihe Zoning Oridlance of the City of Greenville ond Washlrxjton Counly, Mississippi- and ttxit any person having any objections is hereby nolilletJ to present said objections in writing at or before 4:00 P.M. on said date to the City Clerk or appear in person at the regular meeting place Tn the Council Room in the City Hall, Greenville, Mississippi; and that it such objections are not presented ot such time, all persons who fall to object to said proposed rezonlng shall be assumed to have consented thereto, and said property shall be reioned accordingly. Given under my hand and official seal of the City of Greenville, Mississippi, I his the 1st day of October, 1974. C.L. Lancaster, City Clerk NOTICE OF SALE By vlrlue ol the power conferred upon me as trustee In that certain deed al trust executed by CHARLES LEVY and wife, MARY LEVY to secure Ihe Indebtedness Iheretn mentioned, which deed ol trust Is -doted December 21, 1973 and Is recoreed In Book 1303 at page 111 of Ihe land.records of Washington County, Mississippi wherein the property "herein described was conveyed, default according to the terms of sard deed of trust having been mode Tn the payment of the Indebtedness so and the owner having declared all of sold Indebtedness now due and payable, at-Ihe request of the holder and owner of sold Indebtedness EDWARD J.

'BOGEN as such trustee will on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 197-1 at the front door of the Washington County Courthouse In Greenville, Mississippi between the hours prescribed by law for sheriff's sales, sell at public outcry, lo the highest bidder lor cosh Ihe following described property lying and situate In Washington County, Mississippi: Lot 4 of Block 24 of BROWNS ADDITION to the Ctly of Greenville, Washington County. Mississippi, being our property at 416 South Eighth Street. SIGNED, POSTED and a copy handed to THE DELTA DEMOCRAT-TIMES Ihls 17lh day ot September, 1974. J. Bogen Trustee September M-27, Oclober 4-11 THE STATE OF MISSTSSTPPI SUMMONS TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANT To: ALINE CURTIS, A Nan-Resident of Ihe State of Mississippi, Woose Present Residence and Mailing Address Is Unknown After Diligent Search ond Inquiry.

You ore hereby summoned to appear before Ihe Chancery Courl of Washington Counly, Mississippi, on the Third Monday of November, 1974, ID defend Ihe Suit Number 33345, In said court of Wade Curlls, Jr. wherein you ore Die defendant. WITNESS my hand and official seal, tills 27 day of September, 1974. ROBERT TAYLOR, CHANCERY CLERK By L. Shepherd D.C.

Oclober 4-11-18 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue ol the power conferred upon me as trustee 1n that certain deed of trust executed by Eugene a i and i Lea no Wasnlnglon, to secure the indebtedness therein mentioned, which deed of trust is doted March 24, 1972 and is recorded in Book 1261 ut Page 497 of the land records of Washington County, Mississippi, wherein the properly herein described was conveyed, default according lo the terms of said deed of trust having been made In trie payment of Ihe IndeblednesV so secured, ond Ihe owner having declared oil of said Indebtedness now due and payable, at the request of the holder and owner ot said Indebtedness, R. D. Tatcher as. such trustee will on Saturday, Oclober 26, 1974, at Ihe iron I door of Ihe Washington County Ccurlhouse in Greenville, Mississippi between the hours prescribed by law for sheriff's sales, sell at public outcry, lo Ihe highest bidder for cash the following described property tying and situate in Washington County, Mississippi: Lot 55 of Block 2 of the Subdivision of Block 1 of the Me Ken: ie Second Addition to Ihe City ol Greenville, Washing Ion County, Mississippi. SIGNED, POSTED and a copy handed lo The Delta Democrat-Times this 1st day of October, 197-L R.

D. Thorcher Trustee 11-18-25 NOTICE TOBIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that Ihe Board of Supervisors of Washington County, Mississippi, will receive bids up to 11:00 A.M. on Monday, October 21, 197-1, for the following for Ihe use of the Washington Counly Road Department: One S'- Heavy Duty Side mounted sear box driven rotary mower 35N P.T.O. drive or equivalent Front and rear chain shleldina Tall wheel with laminated tire (note) Llsl all necessary allachments in order to keep the mower cutting. Delivery within approximately ten (10) days.

The Board reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. AM bids should be marked as such on Ihe face of the envelope with Ihe date and lime of bid acceptance, as well as State Audit Number. All bidders must allach copy of signed Invitation to bid, which may be secured from Ihe ChanceryClerk's OfUceln Ihe Court tfouse. Given under my hand and official seal Ihls the 23rd day of September, 1774. Raberl L.

Tnytor Chancery Clerk September 27, October 4, 11,1974 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF WASHINGTON TO: Emma Jean Kim We, 1309 SmHh Slreel, Apartment BaXerslield, CA 93307 and AA Anderson L. Thurmon, $87924910, NATTC "A' School 503-E, Lakehursl, NJ. 09733. You are hereby summonsed to appear before Ihe Chancery Court of Washington County, Mississippi, on the Third Monday of November, 1974, in the matter of Ihe Estalc of Orar-ge Thurman, Deceased, being Cause Number No. 31,445 In said Courl, lo show cause why Ihe Final Accounting and Petition for Discharge of A i i a of the Eslate of Orange Thurman, Deceased, should not be allowed and approved.

This Ihe 3ih day ot October, 1974. R.L. Taylor, Administrator of the Eslate of Orange Thurman, Deceased Oct. 11, 18,25, 1974 DIAL ANSWERS HOMEOWNERS' QUESTIONS ABOUT BIG LOANS. (No names No sales pilches I If you're thinking of borrowing up to $10.000 and have questions concerning rates, payments, borrowing power of your home equily.

or anything else, call us today lor quick. direct answers We won'i ask your name or lalk shop unless you wani us lo. Dial Finance We don't want you to like us just for our money. 875 Highway One South Colony Square 335-2395 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tellers Testamentary having been grunted on Ihe 4lh day of October, 1974, by the Clxvicery Court of Washington County, tlw undersigned upon the Estate ol Dwlia ones, deceased, notice Is Hereby given to oil persons having claims ogolnst sold estate lo present Ihe some to the Clerk ol said Court lor probate and registration within six months from this date or said claims will be forever barred. Witness tny signature, this the 4lh day of 1974 LEROY SMITH October II, 18, NOTICE OF SALfE Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Greenville Municipal Separate School District, Greenville, Mississippi, until 1:30 p.m., October 2J, 1974, In Ihe office of the Business Manager of Greenllle Public Schools at 412 S.

Main Slreel, Greenville, Mississippi, for me sale of four (4) mobile home units. Bkts must be made on our proposal form. Mobile unlls will be available for Inspection. "Please conlacl Mr. Glyn Scarborough at -335-3852 for appointment between me hours of 9:00 am.

and weekdays. Tne School Board reserves IHe right to wolvt Informalities and reled any ond all bids. Board of Trustee) Greenville Municipal Separate School District Greenville, Mississippi By: Sidney J. Ellll Business Mamger October 4-11-18 AM TO PARTS ACCESSORIES FAMOUS BRAND NAMES. (haty 7:00 p.ta 5un.

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