THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949. THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY

GUEST AT ZJK-G- a. GAME Porky Polly, 192 pound right end for the Whites- burg Yellowjackets, was a guest of the University of Kentucky football coaches YELLOW JACKETS OUTPLAY HAZARD at the UK-Georg- ia game in Lexington last Saturday Two of Eastern Kentucky's Hazard eleven met its equal. provided the extra point and team made much advance- the A1AU titles in the South Yankees Win Series night. Polly got to see the undefeated high school teams Whitesburg outgained the Whitesburg led 7 to 0. ment after that and the game for different weight divisions. game from the Kentucky remained undefeated Friday Bulldogs both by ground and Hazard then received Polly's ended in a tie. Winners at Oak Ridge will By Beating Dodgers bench. He's playing' his last night of last week when the air, although it was the kick on their own 25 yard line STATISTICS fight at Atlanta, Ga., and 4 Out of 5 Games year of high school football WhitQsburg Yellowjackets Yellowjackets that had to and advanced it to the 35. The Yards Gained H W winners from there will go to and has proved to be a valu- Whites- fought the highly-rate- d Haz- come from behind to tie the Yellowjackets held and Haz- Rushing 92 169 Madison Square Garden in The New York Yankees able asset to the title-holde- ard Bulldogs to a 13 to 13 tie. score in the final quarter. ard kicked. Moments later the Passing 37 63 New York to determine rs crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers burg team- - 0 for national AAU in Brooklyn's Ebbetts Field The pre-ga- favorite was Whitesburg drew first blood Bulldogs got their break. Gose On Interceptions 44 18-yar- d nonors. Sunday to Hazard and some observers in the opening quarter. fumbled on his own Punt Returns 44 35 win the 12th World Kick-O- ff Series in five games. Tho had given them as much as 13 Several line plays by the line and Greer recovered for Returns 64 32 The Whitesburg boys are in points over the Whitesburg Yellowjackets placed the ball the Perry Countians. Cook Passes: welterweight, featherweight, score for Sunday's game was Jenkins Wins Over 6 10 bantamweight, flyweight, 10 to 6. boys. The outcome proved to on the Hazard 45. Kincer took then threw to Salley for the Attempted and 18-- 7 3 5 heavyweight classes. Prestonsburg, be something of a moral vic- the ball out in the flat on a first touchdown for Hazard. Completed The Yankees won of 1 0 'four first time this sea- tory for Whitesburg and left reverse and at the last minute The extra point failed and Passes Intercepted If anyone wishes to make the five games played, defeat- For the 35-ya- rd 5 3 the to son, Jenkins Cavaliers the Bulldogs with a somewhat flipped a pass down Hazard trailed 7 to 6. Punts trip Oak Ridge today ing the Dodgers Oct. 5, in the 35 34 (Thursday) the have won a football game. subdued feeling. field to Porky Polly on the Hazard kicked to Whites- Punt Av. they can make opener, Oct. 7, Oct. 8 3 arrangements and They defeated Prestonsburg The courageous Whitesburg Hazard 10 yard line. Polly, in burg and Kincer returned the Kick Offs 3 by contacting Oct. 9. The first two games 37 Tommy Hoggatt on Jenkins field last Fri- boys battled the heavier Bull- the clear, took a few steps for ball to his' 40. A forward pass Kick Off Av. 39 at were played at Yankee Stad the 5 10 day night by a score of 18 to 7. dogs to the bitter end as the the touchdown. Gose to Polly was intercepted by Bill Owens First Downs ium, the other three the 0 1 at This is the Jenkins boys' first and ran back to the Whites- Penalties Brooklyn home grounds. Yards Penalized 0 5 victory in seven tries. burg 19. Townes scored for the Fleming Pirates In the fifth and final game Bulldogs in what, proved the each team got 11 hits while . POWELL GLASS COMPANY last bright spark for Hazard This Friday the Yellow Defeat Paintsville jackets meet Hall High on the Brooklyn made two errors and Virginia Cook carried through the line By 22 To 0 Score the Yankees one. The 11 hits of Norton, for the extra point and Hazard Whitesburg field The game - The Fleming-Neo- n for the Yankees included a CRUTCHER forged ahead 13 to 7. starts at 7:30- Pirates STEEL and ALUMINUM SASH, GLASS and defeated Paintsville High on home run by Joe DiMaggio, a The third quarter was an the Fleming field triple and three doubles off Beauty School INSTALLATION STORE FRONT CONSTRUC- teams Whitesburg Boxers last Satur- offensive bust as both day night to tune 22 six Brooklyn pitchers in the tightened the of to TION MIRRORS their defenses. To Enter AAU Bouts 0. It was the Pirates sixth first six innings the American Fumbles caused the ball to League boys piled up a 10 to 2 Six Whitesburg boxers will victory against one defeat for change hands twice in the the season. lead. AUTO GLASS AND INSTALLATION quarter and both teams were take part in boxing bouts of At the end of the first half Vic Raschi, Yankee pitcher, OVERHEAD DOORS forced to punt several times. the Amateur Athletic Union became rattled in the seventh The fourth quarter started tournament at Oak Ridge, the score stood at 0 to 0. Both Tenn., Thursday, Friday and teams played good defensive and gave four runs, including Will Figure Any Job at No Obligation To You; with Hazard pushing to their a homer by Gil Hodges, Dodg- own 28 yard line and failure to Saturday of this week- - They oall the first half. No Job Too Small. are Gayle Fields, James At the beginning of the er first baseman, with two punt at this point proved fatal men on. Joe Page relieved to Hazard. Minns faded back Fraley, Junior Ray Adams. second half, Stapleton. with King, good blocking, ran 50" yards to Raschi and brought the Yan- POWELL GLASS CO., Inc. and passed to Polly who Don Morton, Buttermilk kees through. Two and Tommy Hoggatt. set tne score b to 0. Williams caught the ball as he fell. Pitching for Dodgers "FIRST AND BEST" Virginia Avenue at Ninth Street plays Whitesburg tied Fields, King, and Hoggatt made good the extra point. the later Later in the quarter were Barney, Banta, Erskine, Phone 255 the score. A pass from Minns will fight in the open class, third Many of the best Operators is for more experienced Tucker ran 30 yards to make Hatten, and Palica, Minnef.. to Palunibo was incomplete which The attendance for the in your vicinity are gradu- NORTON, VIRGINIA and Whitesburg missed the fighters. Winners in the open the score 13 to 0. Just as the total five games was placed at 236,-71- 0. chance to go ahead. Neither class at Oak Ridge will gain third quarter ended, the ates of Crutcher Beauty Fleming line, with good Total receipts, not count- charging, made gooa a safety ing radio and television fee, School. to end the quarter 15 to 0. was set at $1,129,627.88, the ar Enroll now for special In the final Quarter Starrier tenth million-doll- Series in ton got away with good succession that has been at rates-- blocking for a 50 yard run to least that high. CRUTCHER BEAUTY go over for a touchdown. Trinckle made the extra point Mr. Carl A. Hummel of SCHOOL

22 0. Ky., was a visitor 1-- to end the game to 224 2 W. Main Street, The Pirates next opponent in Whitesburg Saturday. He is Wayland. The game will be was on a tour of the mountains Lexington, Ky. played at Wayland this Satur- and stated that he enjoyed the day Oct.. 15. beautiful scenery immensely. week. Upper Cowan School last Fri Marriage Licenses day. A fine time was enjoyed Marriage licenses recorded Five schools were visitingby all. with the County Court Clerk's office between Oct. 4 and Oct- - 10 include the following: Johnnie Gibson, 19 and Jeanette Quillen, 16, both of TV Tom hi HENRY J. TAYLOR, Neon. ABC Networl, every Monday evening. Dempsey Combs, 29, Red IESS THAN yUtO PAY Fox, and Ethel Hall, 29, Jack-- FOR, A REFfUGXATOR horn. William Carico, 24, and Mona Page, 21, both of St. Paul, Va. Darrell C. Powers, 26, and Comelook AllThree Dorothy Stamper, 21, both of at Clincho, Va. Cifford Meade, 22, and Vocs key to Louise Lowe, 21, both of St. with DynaflowDrive GtfATrs Valve Paul, Va. J. T. McCullough, 39, and r Julia Norton, 22, both of V one make of car in all the land can give you On every one it is the same silky, sweet-handlin- g delight. Fletcher, N. C. Only sweet 'n easy luxury of Dynaflow Drivef and On every one it cuts driving effort to the minimum, takes Victor Coleman, 41, Belle-fontain- e, that's Buick. tension out of traffic, brings you to the end of day-lon- g Ohio, and Nancy Sue The price is down, down, drives with surprising freshness and relaxation. Smith, 22, Wise, Va. down! But look how much territory that takes in how many Monroe Amburgey, Jr., 21, OCTOBEtZSPECAL different-size- d See your budgets can now afford the only drive Sooner or later we predict that you'll join the army of ns for dream Youngstown Kitchenaider Cabinet Whitesburg, and Bulah Mae kitchen. Start enjoying the neither a clutch pedal nor gears shift. Sink, 51" model twin, fluted drain-boar- ds, with that car owners who wouldn't think of passing up what Collins, 21, wort-savin- Red Fox. g wonders of a cutlery drawer, two roomy white-enamel- Dynaflow has to offer. genuine, one-piec-e, You shelves, porcel- can have Dynaflow as optional equipment on the steel Youngstown Kitchen. ain-enamel top with impressed soap late-comer- COWAN NEWS tidy, sparkling new Buick Special, with its traffic-hand- y Why be among the Your Buick dealer will You'll bend less, stoop less dish, swinging mixing-fauce-t, crumb-cu-p youTI fairly fly through strainer, " r, re- size, stepped-u- p roominess, and bold new front-en-d be tickled to show you how quickly and how easily you Clyde Day of Lincoln, Neb., the dishes. How these na- cessed toe and knee space. can have Dynaflow to enjoy right now! has , been visiting his parents, treatment. tionally advertised beauties Flanked by Youngstown Kitchen base Mr. and Mrs. John L. Day. tcork for you! cabinets and wall cabinets exactly as You can have it, again as optional equipment, on the shown. kitchen-plannin- g neat and nimble Super, with its sleek lines, 110 or 120 Mrs. Billie Flanary visited Call today. A This wonderful price is for October horsepower Fireball power plant, and triple Ventiports. BUICK alone expert will come to only. her uncle and aunt, Mr. and your home at your conven- Mrs. Butler Reynolds of Part- ience and plan your new And of course Dynaflow is standard equipment on has ail these features that ridge, Ky. kitchen in miniature. No Choose right Kitchenaider for hose, best buy fine the among cars, the magnificent Roadmaster. DYNAFLOW DRIVE W VISION from enlarged 'cost or obligation. and There needs perse it combines, with matchless ride, the stirring lift ghuarea SWING-EAS-Y DOORS and eary Deceit "LIVING SPACE" The now road to the Blair n laxory mectels- -n woederfol, low prices of 150 Fireball horsepower size You can't beat this quoify no matter bow and truly regal and INTERIORS with Deep-Crod- e cusn'oni Buoyant riding QUADRUFLEX Cemetery. This has been need- bearing. for a long and we much you pay! COIL SPRINGING lively FIREBALL STRAIGHT-EIGH- T POWtR with ed time are glad to see it come about. FEATURES! FEATURES! So Twin-Delu- look at the Special, the Super and Roadmaster, VALVE LIFTERS (Dynaflow Models) plut ENGINE (66" shown)

three Buicks that SAFETY-RID- Double-Dul- I. Swinjlt miiiirtaictt ILHrtiktraaMlHtsi match almost any price range you have MOUNTINGS lret on E RIMS Mr. Mrs. C. F. Blair and Hartitfutr-tpntt'rir- a IL Rtanablt total itxi mind-a- nd and 1 in remember that all of them offer the added VENTIPORTS DUREX BEARINGS, main and connecting rods spraj U. Hiik-jm- ckrwt daughter, Louise, are planning 1 enjoyment of Dynaflow Drive. t".lia-:im- BODY BY FISHER a to Texas. bp skill trip 4. enters Illicit Sundard en ROADMASTER, epticitalat Rniiii IL Ttrpttt tm ottktt txtra mt en SUPER and SPECIAL mJtls. Standard on ROADMASTER. optional of extra cosl on SUPER and SPECIAL tiodes. II Rmj sttt ft ciint-- lifetime L Buy in October for a p - uits(IUakKlitt) Pfc. Clinton Robinson of I. CriKk-ra- straiitf ilat- Sup-ko- a net of convenience and service. H!K iiikpll) IL (Mb to) Camp Hood, Texas, has been 17. Rscesstl' Manikin start No costly remodeling. Fast L llcaif stall tnolatlM MORecLBAMTHfeve visiting Miss Mary Susan Pack I Parotuta cttlerj diawtr IL Brass Inn mut (n SEE and HEAR for the past few days. His installation. interna lul sltkiit) tSK.V ami JOItNSON'S home is in Shelbyville, Ky. riKEOALl, FVX-FOtt-A- every Thursday on Television Several farmers here are digging their potatoes and " - - .11V MUI.I.INS finishing their fall work. When better automobiles arc built IttJMCK tcill build them Mrs. Pearly Pack has been a patient at the Good Samaritan JACKSON HOUSE Hospital in Lexington but is KYVA MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. now at home and is much FURNISHING CO. - Railroad and Madison Sts. Whitesburg, Ky. ; Miss Helen Fields of Upper Neon, Kentucky Cowan is on the sick list this