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MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C., THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1945MARION RIPPERS PLAYMONTAINEERS TO 6-6 TIEMarion High’s Rippers playing the Waynesville Mountaineers there showed' spectators one of the most thrilling football games of years Friday ending in a 6-6 tie.The Mountaineers made their score in the first quarter, but Coach Troutman’s boys were on their toes. In the second period they started on their own 45-yard line and rushed the ball to the Waynesville two-yard line, where Bill Stanley went across on a quarterback sneak.Three times the Waynesville boys reached Marion’s one yard line and were stopped there. The last three minutes of play were like those in the movies or a novel. Waynesville had reached the Marion 10-yard line and was held for nine down. The game ended with the Rippers on the Waynesville 20-yard line.Coach Troutman said the most outstanding plays were made by Guy Nichols, Jr. and Kenneth (Red) Kanipe, guards; Bill Mclver and Linn Crawley, tackles; Jack Goode and Sammy Britt, ends; Louis Wall, center, and Bill Stanley, Kenneth Toney and Donald England in the back field.James Byrd, returned veteran of World War II and letter man of Marion, has returned to play end on the Marion team.Marion will meet Shelby Friday night in a conference game on the Shelby field. The opponents have ployed two games this season and both ended with 0-0 scores.j ft with artistic touches of deeper jbrown marks unalike the shading in1 an oil painting.Believe it or not, but her creationis on display at the Progress office, i“What will they think of next?”I DEER APPLICATIONSON SALE AT CITY HALL~ “ *Applications for deer hunting are ;^ # Inow available at the Division of; Game and Inland Fisheries office in j the city hall, C. N. Mease, agent, announced Saturday. “Hunting of male deer will be permitted on the j Mt. Mitchell Wildlife Management Area Nov. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, and on' *the Daniel Boone Wildlife Manage-! ment area, November 12, 13, 14, 15, j «16 and 17,” he said.Applications will be accepted for one day only, for each hunter, on; the Mt. Michell area during the period November 1, 2, 3, and 5; on the Boone area Nov. 12, 13, 14 and 15.!• Persons who have hunted on thesej dates, not making a kill, may pur- j chase additional daily permits at the j checking station, provided the daily j quota of 125 hunters has not been' *, filled. The deadline for applications is 5 p. m., October 27 for the Mit-! !chell hunt and 5 p. m., November 7' .for the Boone hunt.A valid North Carolina hunting license will be required of each;• hunter. Applications must be citi-; ,zens of the United States and at |least 18 years of age. . iOFFICERS TO ATTENDF. B. I. CONFERENCE
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Marion Progress
Marion, North Carolina, US
Thu, Oct 04, 1945
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