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mory And Henry Overpowers ucs THE EL1ZABETHTON STAB Sunday November 6 1949 Britain Plans Army Rolls Over Fordham 35-0 Volunteers Upset By Hunfer Independents Begin Cage Drills Emory Henry ETSC Tangle In Loop Tilt Underdog Engineers (Contained Tram Page One) to be a geographical unit but distances between them are considerable Jamaica for instance is as far from Trinidad as Chicago is £rom New York (about 1000 miles Two of the colonies Butish Guiana and British Honduras lie on the mainland of the Amen-ean continent British Guiana fyas decided against joining the projected federation City Brief It was reported today by Don Lewis that the City is proclaiming November 6 through Ameri can Education Week Carl Groce president of the Elizabethton Merchants Associa tion announced yesterday that there would be a meeting of the association Wednesday Octobei 19 The meeting will be held at the Flizabethton Electric System at 2 in WEST POINT NY Nov 5 fzPy loaded legions masched relentlesly toward the conclusion of an all-victorious football season teday trampling previously unbeaten Fordhain into the cold wet turf of M(tchie Stadium 35-0 as Arnold GaLifta uncorked four touchdown passes The cinderalla team from New Rose Hill fired with the enthusiasm born of four impressive triumphs never posed a serious threat 'but it made life miserable for the Cadets for 26 minutes and four seconds Then the roof fell in The Hunter started practice for this independent basketball Friday night at the Hunter school gymnasium with 26 candidates tiying for the The coaches La-port and Burt Curry said after the practice the Hunter team should be a winner this year Laport and his brother Charles are expected to be the Speed big guns this year along with Earl Williams Frank Taylor ana Hamburg Davis The squads will probably be composed of the following players: guards Thurman Nave Ralph Bowers Kenneth Williams Peter Hardin Luther Crumley Laport Howard Linebaugh and Bert Crumley centers Charles Laport Earl Wiliams Fred Taylor and Kenneth Nave forwards Frank Taylor Russell Paris Chester Davis Sidney Nave Gary Williams and Gordon Cornett to touchdowns The second came in the third stanza with guard Buck Doyal grabbing Hal bobble on Tennessee's 46 Tech drove to the one and North dived over Early in the final periqd Hank Laurieella dropped the ball and again Tech grabbed it this time Dick Harvin pouncing on the oval The Jackets drove to the one-foot line with North again smashing over Tech's fourth touchdown came when Tennessee got off a short kick from its 20 alter the Jackets were awarded a safety on a pass intentionally grounded by Lauri-cella This last scoring march covered 38 yards with Morris Harrison plunging over from the two final Cut Off Notice strong in the opening minutes of the second half and started several drives deep into Emory and Henry territory The Wasp line held at the 20 each time and the work would be for naught Burley DaVls Pucket and MeCurry displayed fine runs in the Buc drives Late in the third period the Wasps began to roll again and moved the ball to the State 17 on runs by Cochran Davis Spuregon and Miller The drive was capped when Davis passed to Howard for the score As usual toe was true and the Wasps went into a 28-0 lead The Bucs drove again to open the last period clear to the Emory and Heniy 7 The Wasps tightened and took over on downs But the Bucs never gave up they forced the WaspS to punt fiom their own 11 and the State men tried again This time they were successful Three first downs put the ball on the 8 From here Vest passed to Pansock for the only State tally Pope extra point artist performed his duty and the score stood 2 ETSC 7 Turned back within the shadows of the goal posts four times by fumbles penalties and a Foi-lham line that battled like it was fighting for its life Army finally broke the ice at 11:04 of the second period In less than four minutes Gahffa hurled three touchdown passes and Army went to rest at half time with a 21-0 lead KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 5 (JPj hopped-up band of Georgia Tech Yellow-Jackets unloose! an amazing display of power and razzle-dazzle today to sting Tennessee 30 to 13 About 48000 fans sew the Southeastern Conference football game With soohomore Darrel Craw-foul of Kingsport Tenn in the Tech seat in place of the iniured quarterback Jimmy South-anl the Jackets smothered Tennessee with a thunderous offensive that roiled for 405 yards and 23 first downs Tech not only outolayed Tennessee both offensively and defensively but took a page from book and turnd th miscus into touchdowns of their own The first three touchdowns resulted from drives initiated after recovering Tennessee fumbles Tech 'broke into the scoring column first with a 19-yard field goal bv Bobby North which culminated a 41-yard march Crawford sneaked over from the one yard bne for first touch down midway the second period after lefding the Jackets in a 55-yrti'd drive The march started when halfback Jimmy Jordan recovered Bernie fumble This was the first of three straight Tennessee fumbles the Jackets recovered and turned in All water services will be discontinued if Water Bill is not paid in full on or before Oct 10th and a penalty charge will be made for renewing services Both of touchdowns were bulled over by Gordon Polof-sky 200-pound sophomore full-bak He crashed through for four yards for the first score and later rammed five more for the second Many types of bulbs for flowers such as the tulip should be planted in the fall before the ground freezes Covered highway bridges still are in use designed for television relay was tiled on May 23 1929 It was not until October 1936 that the first circuit from New York to Philadelphia was opened for tests Emory and Henry continued on the victorious way last night at the Tennessee high stadium in Bristol by way of a lopsided 34 7 victory over the Buccaneers of East Tennessee State College The Wasps of looked like Smoky Mountain champs throughout the battle and their backs look like little All-Americans in action The Wasps traveled into the shadow of the Bucs goal in the opening minutes of play but the ETSC line stiffened and the Johnson City boys took over on downs on their own 15 The Bucs started on a drive of their own at that time but it spent on the Wasp 13 when Vest fumbled and the Wasp recovered The gridders got rolling good as Pippin carried the ball to his own 28 giving tfie Wasp a first down Miller on the next play carried to the Wasp 48 and the drive was on Davis looped a pass to Kell-erman that put the ball on the Bucs 28 Painter then hit the left side of the Buccaneer line and hipped his way the ETSC 1 yard Mine Miller plunged from there' for the touchdown conversion attempt split the crossbars and Emory and Henry went out into the lead 7-0 The Wasps scored again two minutes later after they recovered a Buc fumble deep in State territory Davis passes to Miller who was stopped on the Buc five Painter skirted left end for Ihe remaining distance Again true booted and the Wasp lead 14 0 The Wasp had a touchdown called back on the third play of the second period because of a double penalty This play feature a lateral from Davis to Miller who ran 45 yards to the end zone The Wasps got the score back a few minutes later when Davis passed from the Buc 20 to Wilson in the end zone For the third time the Pippin conversion was good Water Department ELIZABETHTON Aflho'ugh the tractor has become an important item on the farm draft horses continues to lie bled in large numbers Austria is so mountainous that some of its regions are almost completely blocked off from each other Fish are best prepared for a journey by not being fed for four or five days A break in the last minutes of play accounted for the Wasp last score Vest was forced to punt from his own ten yard line and Miller broke through and blocked the boot The Wasps recovered on the State 1 yard marker Jesse James plunged over for the last score four plays later This time the Pippin conversion was no good rounding out the final score Wildcats Ruin Xavier Record GEORGIA DUMPED BY FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE Fla Nov 5 (P) Chuck Hunsinger dashed and smashed Florida to a 27-7 upset victory over Georgia today Hunsinger all-Southeaslern back of 1948 just about clinched a repeat with the kind ot running that can be described best by results lie ran 18 times for 174 an average of almost 10 yards and scored three CINCINNATI Nov5 The University of Kentucky knocked Xavier from the list of the urdeteatod and untied football teams with a 21-7 victory over the Musketeers before 16500 fans today A couple of bad punts and inter feience on a pass play set it up for Kentucky to eet its first touchdown the opening period The Wildcats stormed over for two markers in final auarter Chit Wdke who been held scoreless in a single game tins season got only touchdown in the closing minutes on a smash from the one-yard line Xavier had won seven 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