The Gastonia Gazette from Gastonia, North Carolina • Page 11

SATURDAY, OCTMEft 13,1951. THE 6ASTONIA (N.C.) GAZETTE NINE Oxford, Mills Home Scrap Here Tonight Since the Orphan's Bowl start back in 1947, Oxford Orphanage has stole the show so to speak. Fans who watch the filth annual contest between Oxford and Mills Home of Thomasville tonight at Gastonia High School Stadium are apt to see the other side of the picture. Mills Home's a vastly club over post years. 1 and possibly underrated.

That's not taking any- hlrtg away from Oxford, cither. Coached by L. "Gabc" MiElell, Oxford always rougli against some of the top class AA. schools In the slate. Mills Home Small, But Tough Club After three years of lean pickings ugainsl the Oxford Orphanage team, Mills Home hopes to reverse their winlcss trend Saturday night In the Orphans Bowl game in Gis- lonla.

The MI1U Home coaching staff has been scouting the Oxford team since Its first game of the season. oth coaches anci players rca lin the Bears have a big job ahead for Saturday ntght, but at the same time, feel UiaL if Mills Home is "up" for the game, it will be a close contest. usual, the Bears will be small end tough. Only one Tackle and Co-Captain Luther Brackett even approaches the 200 mark. Tlie remainder of the team Is In the 150 pound bracket, but are rugged.

Starting at ends will be Buddy Lmlwick and, John Scott Frizzellc; at tackles, Luther Bracket! and James Eden; and at guards, Edgar Branch and Hutiert Wilson, Tommy Brackctt holds down the center post and in the bncKfield will be James Parker, Charles Mull, Wyatt Mooney, and Donnie Foust. Coach John Doby, a High Point college graduate, coaches the Bears on a part-time basis. He teaches et Fair Grove high school near Thomasville" and spends his afternoon with the Bears. Parker has been the most consistent gainer for the Thomasville team so tar. He weighs 1170 and hits the line with a lot of power.

Sle also kicks and passes. Mooncy (s the speed demon while Mull has Ueen advanced from the Jaycecs Otter scoring six touchdowns in games against Children's Home reserves and Thomasvlllc High junior varsity. Foust is the toughest man on (he team, pound for pound. He clears the path for ball-carriers on offense and Is a rock at this line-backer's post, on defense. Although he is not officially listed as a coach, Charlie Kearns, who coached Alt-America Pat Preston fit Mills Home back In 1939, has been assisting with 'the team recently at the request of Doby.

Kearas recently returned to Mills ftoth teuns operate from Hie T-forniallon and both can make with the passes, Oxfftrd sports a better all-around runnJnc fame; but taking In all two teams tonight appear to be more evenly matched than ever BOWLING IHKtADS 1KN FIN LP.JkGUE Teams Won Lou ret. Snipping I 4 Tnread Mills 1 5 JS3 Office MO Production .250 Orphan Bowls Of Past imee licks 3 2S; 1918-Ojlord 20; 1319-OKlord 33; 1950-Oxlord 13; 1 Mills MMs Home Home Home Home LADIES 'turns Cohen's 10 Good Will Distributors 9 Mori One of Mills Home's two losses was chalked up to Highly-regarded Concord of (he always-tough South Mcdmont Conference and that de- cat was by only one touchdown. Coach John Doby's charges lost another to.China Grove's Red Devils. They whipped Madison, 19 -H. As (or Oxford, Coach Austell's youngsters fought to a 10-15 tie with HllUboro, cracked the whip over Graham, 26-6, and dropped ft 21-7 contest to Henderson.

"We don't feel loo badly over losing to Henderson," said the Oxford mentor, "since that school always comes up with a real scrapper." Game time at Ga.stonla School Stadium is set for 7:30. The Lineups: CIUMKKTON TEN FIX ICAOUE imi Won LCM 'el Mayflower 10 PIONEER LEAGUF Won Loft Pet. 5 6 1 7 7 13 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost 12- 3 Wisteria Hoiieis 9 Bumncr Hosiery Flint No. 2 Elanlo INDUSTRIAL LKAGUK Won Lost Gastonia Roller 10 2 Ferguson 9 3 Gazette 7 Ideal Machine Creasman Roller Good Will Distributor PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE At Morganton's Expense Lines Wrap Up Second Victory Teams WOi Gastonia Combed. Yarn HawLln Mfg HighlBlack'B Foundry 3 LMt 3 OXKOKU Position MILLS HOME .333 .167 fJASTON TEXTILE LEAGUE cams Won t.o*t Pel.

MILLS HOME Mills Home of Thomasville into the lie 1 of battle here tonight are its co-captains, Tackle Luther Brackett, left, and Halfbac Wyatt Mooney. The is the fifth annual Orphan's Bowl contest, pitting Oxfoi Orphanage, slightly against Mills Home. Oxford has won the four past tu sles. Jones Ludwick John Belt Bracked Javon Fry Edgar Branch Cluttr Foundry 5 4 .556 No. 2 2 7 Bobby Garner Bracket! Russell Smith RG- James Eden BUI Willis Hubert Wilson Mlhur Stone n.E,.^.Bobta>' ITeniUlx Carroll Ray Mooney Paul Davidson DonnEc Fousl Gene Wyke James PaiXer Stephen Dean Moone; tepb Kid 7:30 Home as rector of superintendent mid rccreatlon.

For di- years, he turned out some of the strongest teams in the South Piedmont Conference. Purdue Gamble Paid Off For Miami Gridders Xers Motor Lines FOR VALUES THAT PAY THE EASY WAY USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS! DAVID MORGANTON. Despite Increas- Injuries wlitch mounted in their it two games, Uncolnlon's Wolves anagcd enough power here last Igtit to defeat Morganton, the avorcd team. 12-6. It was Liiicolnton's second victory the season.

Jack Benfield passed 25 yards to 111 McCullougU in the end one for Hie Wolves' openlng- uarter score, Then after Morganton ad tied It up with six points In the Inal chapter, Unoohiton roared ack lo Ice the Issue. McCulloush pissed .10 yards to End Prank KUer in the end zone or the clincher. The lineups: LINCOLNTOX (1!) KiMr. Comwell. F.tmoie, Sort, IHngtr Warron.

Btroupe, Reynolds. Warren. Conner. RudlslU Carpenter, Proclor, Beam. McCullough.

MOIIOANTOK (SI Brtdgts. Nichols. Browning, i'llts. Butler, Helms. Williams, Carroway, Fun, Avery.

Jngle. Score by quarters: I 2 3 4 T. UNCOLNTON 600 6-12 MORGAKTOH 00 0 6 touchdoxnt: lullougti. Klifr. Scoring touchdown: SUBSC1UBK FOR THE GAZETTE! SHIRTS 2 FOR 2Sc Cosh Carry FIRESTONE LAUNDERERS CLEANERS 1302 W.

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was a good loser's at tit'it 1 today among -the Purdue Boilennakers, Vilio gambled and lost a 7-6 football game to Miami last night in Pharr Paces Cherryville To Victory RONALD FOREST Billy Joe Phair running nt his besl. Cherry- villc smacked down Forest City. 27-7, last night, turning the game into rout with two quick last quarter scores. went for.119 yards on the ground, racking up eight first clowns. Forest City, which last week got an upset win over Kings Moun- ain, made 113 yards on'the ground ind notched five first downs.

One of the prettiest plays of the jame was a 40-yard pass thrown by Carl DdHnger to Joe Moss on the Forest City five. Sonny Utuldall took over, rammed over from the five for Cherryville's initial tally. Pliair clipped oK a 30-yard run the third quarter for the Iron- A.MKRJC.IN LKAfiUK Teams Won Mwt Ftreatone 13 2 Sunrise Dairy 9 6 Bandy's 7 Knox Sandwich 6 9 FSirm Bureau Ins. 6 9 Mitlhews-Bellc 3 Pet. -Bfilll .400 .400 .200 Just three minutes of play.

It was Purdue's ball on its own 39 fourth down and a foot, to go. The game was just two minutes old, but Coach Stu Holcomb electrified the Orange Bowl audience of 51,838 by hustling in- orders for ciuarterback Dale Samuels to'make the gamble. Samuels sent Jerry Thorpe into the line. Thorpe was smothered and that was all the opportunity Miami's Hurricanes needed. After two line plays were halted, Frank Smith, the nimble halfback who beat Purdue last year with two touchdown runs, fled wide to the left nnd eluded a half-dozen pairs grasping arms in a 39-yard rim for the winning score.

Elmer Tremont converted and that was it. "It's just one of those things, 1 Holcomb said later. "We've done it many times before." men's second touchdown, The lineups: CHERRYVIIJ.E (2.) Turner, Moss. George, Beach. Wise, Beam.

Holt, Saine. Guards Carpenter, Quinn, Pope. Mayhue, Lackey. THREADS TEN PIN game, RfddLe, Mills, 193. High set.

Riddle, 518- CRAMERTON TEN PIN gnme. Matlack-' MlcKs. Ua. High set. BraswtH, Mayllower, 489.

LADIES' PJONEER LEAGtre Hlgl game, M. Johnson, Threads, 116.II High Kt, J. Cohen'a, 301. 1 NATIONAL game. Rob-11 and KanJpe, Modena.

117. High 319, Irfin, tier Hostery, 319, INDUSTRIAL game, M.ll Shubtrt. Ferguson 115. High set. C.

Hartman, Ideal chine, 316. PROGRESSIVE game. 11 Hartsell, 112. set, P. Gaatonla Co Yftrn.

311. tSTOK TEXTILE LEAGUE High game, C. Price. Kluttz Foundry, 116. High set, C.

Price, 325. LADIES' PIONEER LEAGUE High game, Maur.ey, Mcxiena, 1H. High act, Camp, Modena, 312. ffame. M.

Ramsey. Flnalonc. HI. High set, Ed Randy's, 332. Retired Yankee Scout Dead At 70 LOOK AT THESE EXCITING LOWER PRICES! Phair, TJeUIngcr.

elder. IlandilU, D. Ealne, McGlnnls, Hcaf- FOREST CITY (7) Crawlcy. Lattlmore. Watts, Alexander.

Touey, B. Toney. Hardln, Goode, tfck, Hines. Moffltt. Score by quartcrs: 1 23 4 CHERRYVILLE 1 0 7 7 FOREST CITY 0 0 Scoring- touchdowns: Chprryvllle- Randnli, Pharr 2, Dellinger.

Points after: Randall 3, Scoring touchdown: Forest Hlnes. feint Officials: Chancy, referee: Chopley. head linesman: Falls, umpire: Lee, field Judjc. MODIFIED CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY NIGHT LOS ANGELES. Oct.

13 Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon for Bill Esslck, 70- year-old retired scout for tlie world champion New York Yankees and discoverer of many of their stars. Services will be held at Orace Chapel in the Injlewood Park Cemetery. Esslck, who died in hU sleep yesterday, was credited wilh discover- ng or signing rach luminaries as Joe DiMaggio, Lefty Gomez, Mcusel, Joe Gordon, Frank Croseltl, Myril Hoag nnd Johnny Llndell: His death followed within month that of another Yankee scout, Joe Dcvine, with whom worked in scouring the west for the New York club. in falling health, retired last January 1. Time Trfah 1 p.m.

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3. (Smith unable to continue after accidental butt by Jack- Ikh in third). STOCKTON, Cbu Jim- Inez. S39, tos Angeles, stopped Tote Martinez. 138 San Francisco, 1.

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