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PERSONALS
LITTLE MISS MARSHALL
f | Mr. and Mrs Loy J Marshall
nouricc the birth of a
born on Friday, Nov. 7, at
land Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bgker
Madera, Calif,, arrived Thursday
Visit friends and relatives here.
Mrs. K. Gresham Is resting
at. her home here, where she
hurt in a fall this week.
Dr. II, P. Stuckey, director of th
Georgia Experiment Stiaton. will at
tend the annual meeting of (hr As
social Ion of Land Grant i’< lieges
and Experiment Stations (o be held
in Washington. 1). C.t Nov. jj
through 12.
Mr. and Mrs CharTi s I). Randall
are spending the weekend in Sa
vannah attending the convention of
National Automobile Dealers Asso
ciation.
George C. Bull, Jr, of Cameron,
S. C.. joined his wife* here Thurs
day night and Ls spending the week
end with Mrs. Bull's parents, Mr
I and M’s. E. K. Domingos.
Miss Haywood Deane, student at
G. S. C. W., Ls spending the week
end at her heme here.
Among those who will attend the
Griffin-Winder game tonight iu
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GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS
■Saturday. Nov. 8, 1947,
Spalding County
Are Cooperating On
Soil Conservation
BY S. B. WILDER
Soil Conservationist
Dr. K. 8. Hunt, In cooperation
with the Towellga Soil Conservation
District, recently completed a farm
plan to establish a soil conservation
on his farm.
In carrying out the program Dr.
Hunt has cleared and filled old
drainage ditches and has establish
ed new ones on 1C acres of bottom
land which he has prepared and
planted as permanent Improved
pastures.
The field was disked to prepare
a 'suitable seed bed and then ferti
lized with 600 pounds’of 0-10-10 fer
tilizer which was followed with two
tons of lime. Tire field was then
seeded with 20 pounds of Kentucky
31 Fescue grass seed and 10 pounds,
of Ladino clover per acre. The pas
ture mixture Is up now and Is mak
ing excellent growth.
Fifteen acres of upland pasture
also has been planted with this
mixture and 22 acres of other up
land pasture was sown with 40
nounds of Italian Rye grass and
10 pounds of Ladino clover to
acre.
Other farmers interested In pas
Kentucky Fescue 31 should observe I
the ycar-round*growth of this seed
mixture. Dr. Hunt's farm is located
south of Griffin on Highway 41.
Albert Swtnt of Orchard Hill, an
other cooperator In the district, re
cently completed a two-acre fish
and stock-watering pond on his
farm. Swlnt plans to stock and fer
tilize this pond as recommended by
the latest Information of fish cul
ture.
E. G. Bowles has had terrace lines
run on one of the fields on hU
farm and Is constructing the chan
nel! type terraces. Lines were run
oy the county soil conservationist.
Spalding County farmers interest
ed In establishing soil conservation
practices and developing ponds
should contact the county agent or
the soil conservationist.
PEACE FIGHT
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State MarshalU and army and
navy officials were conspicuously
absent from the Russian Embassy’s
celebration Friday night of the
30th anniversary of the Soviet rev
olutlon.
MOSCOW—Pravda declared to
.. "MYSTERIOUS MR. M" ...
day that the "enemy’’ is trying to
postpone the “Inevitable perishing
of capitalism with efforts to start
a new war.
WASHINGTON—A sepcial Sen
ate-House committee today shaped
a report advising Congress that ex- |
par.slon of the shortwave radio i
"Voice of America” and other for- |
eijrn Information programs must \
go hand in hand vjith the Marshall
Plan.
INDIA — Tribal Invaders from
Pakistan, fighting deep In Kash
mir territory, have been bringing
up heavy reinforcements to support
their scourging raids, travelers ar
riving in New Delhi from the em
battled princely state reported to
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to Kirin anH neiehbor
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nrine targets of the reds’ Mahchu
to have f»n^ed *Ol !©Wl"cr r^norted today
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ment reentry of several key points
around Kirin.
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Phone 3368
Winder will be Misses Emeline
Scales, Amelia Maxwell. Betty
Hunt, Joanne Mitchell. Margaret
.Ellen McKibbon, Doris Hoard, June
Connell, Jane Mitchell, Rachel
1 Bred, Julianne Lindsey, Ann Twil
]c} , and Bobbye Jean Breil.
John C.r Baldwin. Jr„ and Bobby
Gilbert of Atlanta will loin Mrs.
Baldwin here to be the .weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Carnes,
W. H. Harden, who has been a
patient at Strickland Memorial Hos*
plUil, was moved Friday from the
.wpital to bis home here.
Mr and Mrs Theo Usher, bf Mu
co'n are the weekend guests of Mr.
a lid Mrs. Charles Wamock,
Mrs Terrell Smith, Mrs. J. D.
Thiitpe, Miss Ethel Smith and Miss
Jane MeKneely are spending today
ill Atlanta.
, Charles, King is spending the
weekend in Bainbridge. His family
will move to Griffin next week.
Perfumes should always be ap
plied to (lie skin, since body warmth
aids ln thetr dllfusion.
FRe and toxic, hazards of home
‘ 1( ' ft,llnK properly guarded
equipment arc great.
Griffin, Spalding
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With No Arrests
O’iffln and Spalding County
started the weekend with a clean
s'-i’e according to -reports from
"olice, patrolmen and Sheriff Lut
her Mldcllebrooks today
Police stated no arrests were
matte Friday night and reported no
accidents In the city. Putrolmen
iil the highways in the county
were rl»ar wf any accidents also
during the period. Sheriff mlddle
brooks stated no arrests were made.
Fireman stated no alarms were
received for the second straight
day.
COLORED WOMEN MEET
AT HECK CHAPEL FRIDAY
The Colored Women's Community
Hub held its regular meeting FY1
!ay at Heck Chapel Center. Four
een members were present. A pre
"hanksglvlng program was held.
r he next meeting will be held Dee.
1 and new ipythbers are invited to
attend.
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Virginia’s ^Johnny Papit finds a big hole as guard Lawrence Baumann, left, and center Lockwood
Frizzell, take out Harvard linemen. Guard John Thomas docs his job without help.
Virginia’s Tank Buster Play
Has Quick Hand-Off To FB
By ART GUEPE
Virginia Coach
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va„ (NEA).
—Virginia’s play No. 37 is known to
tne players as the tank buster. It
is a handoff from the T quarterback
.to the fullback, the quarterback then
making a quick fake to the right
half. The left half Is previously in
motion.
In the accompanying picture,
taken during the Harvard game at
Charlottesville. Oct. 11, freshman
Johnny Rapit is shown coming thr
ough the middle, and the blocks
are set up.
Right guard Lawrence Baumann
has made contact on the left, with
center Lockwood Frizzell leaning on
‘.he pile to give assistance. On the
right, John Thomas, a very fine of
fenslve letf guard, ls doing his job
without help
Grover Jones scored twice against
Harvard on this play.
It was good for three touchdowns
'n other games.
Thomaston Ties
Rockmart 0 to 0
In Friday's Game
Rockmart, 1946 NGFA champions,
^oved into the non-defeated but'
once tle(1 classification with Griffin
find Gainesville following Friday
night’s game with Thomaston. The
best Rockmart could do was to tie
Thomaston 0 to 0.
Following Friday nights game lit
tle Bremen was the only NGFA
team v.ith an undefeated season.
But Bremen plays only two NGFA
games this season.
Thomaston folowlng their 0 to 0
tie with Rockmart, ls now q^suming
Importance ln NGFA circles and
while Thomaston does not have a
chance to win the title It can fi
gure In who does win.
For Instance, Thomaston closes
Its season with Griffin ln Griffin.
And nothing would suit Thomaston,
anchient rival of Griffin, better
than to knock the Gold Wave loose
from Its championship claim. The
Griffin-Thomaston game will be the
climax for both teams, being play
ta the night before Thanksgiving.
Coach Jim 'avan will 4' ork his
Ifiold Wave A nst Thomaston plays
bebween now and Nov. 26 and will
have the locals at top form for the
game.
High School Player
Runs 97 Yards
With Dislocated Hip
SAVANNAH, Ga. UP )—A subst
i'ttte, 125-p>ound halfback demon
strated the do-or-dle-spirlt ln a
htrh school game lblday night
when he ran 97 yards for a touch
down— 44, o f. . them a;j t h a 41 sl&eat
ed hip.
In a game against Benedictine
High, yoting Bayne Mallory of
Lanier High, Macon, Ga., caught
a Punt on his own three and raced
the ball to the 35 where he reversed
his field violently.
The action dislocated his hip,
but despite the pain he continued
downfield while his teammates
formed an air tight defense around
him. Once across the goal he col
lapsed in the arms of a Bhnier
player and was carried off the field
on a stretcher.
Lanier won the game 27 to
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Virginia’s No. 37.
Undefeated Teams
Will Get Tests
In Games Today
NEW YORK UP )—While college
football’s greatest attraction—Army
vs. Notre Dame—is ending its 34- ;
year run ln the glare of the nat
ional spotlight at South Bend to- |
day, there are any number of other I
five-star grid shows scheduled to
play before sellout houses. i
The country’s eight major un
beaten and untied elevens all are
due for action, and the program
also presents an imposing list of
tradition-backed classics which al
ways overflow the home stadiums.
Topping the Irish-Cadet clash at
I he gate H the meeting of Penn
and Virginia, both unbeaten, be
fore an expected 78,000 at Franklin
field in Philadelphia. Cartier Strd
itim at South Bend is sold out at
58.000—Largest in Its 17-year his
ory but small by comparison to the
80.000 crowds before which Army
and Notre Dame have played In
New York’s Yankee Stadium.
Another undefeated record goes
on the line at Baltimore, where
Georgia Tech boasting six straight,
tangles with a never-say-die Navy
team. Penn State, leading team In
the land both offensively and de
fensively, risks Its unbeaten slate
of six up against Temple’s Owls
at Philadelphia.
In the Southwest, Doak Walker
and his Southern M|‘hodist Must
angeS were favored to gain their
seventh triumph in as many starts
by taking over Tessas A..’ and 4Rl
Smoking matches cause 29.26 of
Toikp fires.
SPALDING
■i vri* I'Kii i «n.. fan* 1 onF'
32 to 0.
The Wolfpack, which had played
good but heartbreaking game again
st the powerful Grangers, settled
down ln the fourth period and held
the visitors scoreless for the quar
ter.
The LaOrange team Ls one of the
’ stro b8— t In G£orgl%. school
circles and it showed the power and
drive that make it good. „Many a
bigger school than Shaking has
bowed to it this season and others
will before the season is over.
Spalding’s startign lineup—Tho
mas HawMns LB: Billv MarHn L^ -
Johnny Gaddy LO; Tappy Nordah
Harwell UT; James Harkness RE;
Harwell FT James Hirkness RE;
Bm Porter QB Jack Crawford LH,
((■c); Bulldog Imes RH; Tommy
Stephens FB
Pnaldlng substitutions — Lewis
Griffin, Rav Duffey, Allen Fulford.
Quanor Beatty. Bobby Imes. Wllmer
Oraham, Jim King, Othell Single
tary. tame", Willis, James Smith,
Bob Nordan.
Gold Wave To Play
Winder High School I
There Tonight At 8
Griffin High's undefeated Gold
Wave will play its first Saturday
game of the season tonight when
they travel to Winder for an NGFA
tilt.
The game was postponed from
Friday night until tonight by Win
der because of bad weather. Kick
off will be at 8 o'clock.
The Gold Wave has had only two
workouts this week. Coach Jim Ca- !
van gave the varsity a two-day
rest following the Decatur game.
Two first-stringers are doubtful
starters tonight. Bobby Ogletree, an
end who is one of the best pass
receivers on the team, has been ill
this week and may miss the
Bobby Dunn, hard-running right
half, is nursing a bad leg .gotten In
the Decatur game and is on the
doubtful list'. -
If these two are not ready to go
Cavan will use Ray Howard at end
and Edward Duke at right half.
The remainder of the first string is
scheduled to start the game.
Cavan is taking a travetfng squad
of 36 players on the trip. Second
and third stringers will see a lot of
action if the first string gets a
comfortable' lead.
Probable strating lineup for the
game is: Ray Howard, left end;
Tom Hunt, left tackle; Charles
Hooper, left guard; Cecil Roberts,
center; Zach Hayes III, right
guard; Marion Akins, right tackle;
Bobby Douglas, right end; ] Pete
Ferris, quarterback; Edward (Duke,
riglit half: Bobby Banks, lef| half;
Earl Rowe, fullback. a
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Decatur 22 West Fulton 6
Marist 7 St. Jaimes 0
Marietta 33 College Park 0
Jordan 6 Catholic 6 (Tie)
Rome 53 Dalton 9
LaGrange 32 Spalding 0
Tifton 26 Cordele 0
Jesup 22 Dublin 6
Valdosta 25 Thomasville 7
Rockmart 3 Thomaston 0 (Tie;
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Presbyterian 12 Wofford 7
Citawba 39 Newberry 0
Miss. Southern 20 Northwest
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