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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Presbyterians Close
One of Their Best
Football Seasons
By BEN HAY HAMMET
Guard Jimmy Allen of Conway, in
tercepted three enemy passes.
Other leading tacklers were:
Guard Walter Yates of Norfolk,
Va., with 47 individual tackles for
, the season; End Jackson 36; Full-
(back Carter 42; Halfback Blue 36;
■ Taeitle Wayne Shoemaker of Char-
•-fjlotte, 32; and Tackle Lee Frierson of
Arcadia, Fla., 27 tackles.
Presbyterian icollegg^-'reViewed
then closed the Tecora book this *
week on its best football season in Kirth AlinAlinrPmPnK
seven years, and fans deliveredj 111 HIHIUIH-lCHICm)
praise for a job well done. j WADE
Head Coach Lonnie S. McMillian Mr and Mrs w B Wade ^ Gas .
-along with his two assistants Bill tonia) N c announce the birth of
Crutchfield and Norman Slban-
a son, William Barnett, on Novem-
came through with five wins, three ber ^ Mrs Wade is ’ the former
.osses and one in facing another Catherine Graham, daughter
Dig schedule. The figures meant of prof and Mrs Bothwell Gra .
PCs best season since the seven 'ham of Newberry, formerly of this
won-two lost record of 1946. j city Mr Wade is the son o{ Mrs .
Most impressive element about | R. w. Wade of this city,
the 1953 season was the fact that' WILBURN
the Blue Stockings performed their Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilburn, Jr.,
winning feats with their smallest announce the birth of a daughter,
and most inexperienced squad in a Freida Ann, on November 28, at
decade. They were underdogs go- ( Hays hospital. Mrs. Wilburn is the
ing into six of the nine games on a, former Miss Virgie Eldridge.
schedule which included 4 South-, WELLS
crn Conference teams. But a fierce Mr and Mrs. Dan Wells announce
spirit and smooth teamwork proved the birth of a son, Billy David, on
the winning points. November 29, at Hays hospital.
Presbyterian had its defeats ad-; Mrs. Wells is the former Miss Flor-
ministered by three of these South- rie Summer of Joanna,
ern Conference opponents—Clem- , SANDERS
son (7-33). Citadel (14-20), and Fur- Mr and Mrs. L. M. Sanders of
man (0-19). The Blue Stockings Cross Hill, announce the birth of a
upset the fourth, Davidson (19-18\ daughter, Julia Lanese, on Novem-
and scored wins over Alabama ber 26, at the Blalock clinic Mrs.
State (13-7, Wofford (7-6), Cataw- Sanders was before marriage Miss
ba (26-19), and Western Carolina Evelyn Tucker.
(20-7) before last wbek’s 7-7 dead- LYNCH
locked finale with Newberry. Mr.,and Mrs. Joe M. Lynch of
Just 25 players carried the brunt Laurens, announce the birth of a
of the attack for PC during the 1953; daughter, Ginger Diane, on Novem-
campaign. Eight of these were be r 30 at the Blalock clinic. Mrs.
freshmen, seven sophomores, eight Lynch is the former Miss Virginia
juniors and only two seniors. Mayfield.
Quarterback Harry Hamilton, the ' ^
Seneca sniper, emerged as the top 1 1 —
offensive ace with a nationally \X7TTW TWT CTf^lT
lanked passing arm. He complet- VVAAI1 Afl^,
ed 72 out of 176 passes for 362 yards!
and six touchdowns. Leading re-j Mrs. Frances Parker is convalesc-
ceivers in PC’s aerial arsenal were: in at Hays hospital following an
End Bobby Jackson of Charlotte, operation Friday,
with 17 catches for 216 yards, and Friends of Mrs. B. M. Dutton will
two touchdowns; End Joe Counts of' regret to know she is ill and a pa-
Brunswick, Ga. f 16 catches or 115 tient at Hays hospital
yards and three touchdowns; Full
back Gene Carter of Concord, N.
C., 11 catches for 101 yards; Full
back Joe Austin of Laurens, 10
catches for 106 yards and Halfback
George Blue of Union, 9 catches for
93 yards.
Next to Hamilton’s aerial game in
importance, perhaps, was Fullback
Carter’s “pressure” toe. The young
Mrs. Melvin Huey is a patient at j
Hays hospital where she will un
dergo ap operation. %
Mrs. Andrew McCall underwent * 1 *
an operation yesterday at Hays hos-,
pital
Mrs. Boyd Owings has returned,
to her home after being a patient at
Hays hospital.
Mrs Lehta Rhodes is a patient at
Isophomore converted six of nine, Hay hospital
extra-point kicks, but three of these! Friends of Mrs. Ratchford Boland
came when the chips were down—'will be glad to know she is conva-
proving the margin of victory :n lescing at the Blalock clinic,
two games and the margin of tie in Little Donald Osborne, son of Mr.
the closing deadlock. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne, under-
Co-Captain Blue led the PC rush- went an appendectomy at the Bla-
ing attack with 227 yards in 43 tries, lock clinic this week.
Halfback Curtis Freeman of Clin Mrs. Lawrence Campbell of Cross
ton, made 201 yards in 30 rushes: Hill, is a patient at the Blalock clin-
Halfback Gene Butler of Conway, ic Other patients at the clinic in-
180 in 37 tries: Fullback Carter 117 elude Mrs. Bessie Cunningham,
in 39 tries; Fullback Austin 109 in Russell Casey and Mrs. J. H. Lip-
43 tries; Halfback Andy Avant of ford of Kinards.
Georgetown, 89 in 20 tries; Half- •
back Gene Altman of Mullins, 82 IN MEMORIAM
yards in 20 tries. E. CLAYTE YOUNG
Two juniors — Captain Luther We, the members of the Clinton
Shealy of Pacolet at guard and Cen- Classroom Teachers association
ter Frank Boulware of Rock Hill— wish to pay tribute to the memory
paced the Hosemen defensively in of a member and friend, E. Clayte
1953. Shealy recorded 50 individ- Young. God called him to his re-
ual tackles, threw backs for loss ward on November 8, 1953.
es totaling 22 yards and recovered
three fumbles. Boulware made 54
individual tackles, threw runners
for 18 yards in losses, deflected five
passes and recovered four fumbles.
End Counts proved the most alert
defender with five fumble recover
ies, an intercepted lateral which he i loss.
ran for a touchdown and two block-1 (2) That a page be recorded in
ed kicks. He also made 33 tackles, our minutes in memory of him, a
throwing backs for losses of 271 copy of these reolutions be sent to
yards. I the family and one to The Clinton
Quarterback Hamilton topped the Chronicle.
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The qualities of kindness, unsel
fishness and sincerity were mani
fest in his every day walk of life.
Therefore, be it resolved:
(1) That we extend our love and
sympathy to his sister, nephew and
nieces, and share with them their
pass defenders with Tour intercept
ed aerials, runbacks totaling 53
yards, and 6 deflected passes.
MRS. NENE D. WORKMAN,
MRS. IRENE C. UTTLE,
Necrology Committee
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them. It is not surprising, therefore, that persons without 4
medical training who attempt to diagnose and prescribe
for their own serious ills often do themselves irreparable
damage. Have respect for your body. You can never get
another. When illness comes, consult a physician. He ia|
a specialist in his line, just as we are in the business ofj
filling his prescriptions.
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