- v ~ k l — W RobeftJWink 1a stopped contest 14-«. by the Redskins defense'Sunday in little league Bengals, playoffs at the high school. The Redskins took the

P-iO MT. VERNON SIGNAJ THURSDAY", OCTOBER 30.1980

SPORTS By: Rick Anderkin

Rockets Last Game la Tues. The RCHS Rockets will end

their season next Tuesday night with a game at Knox Central. There is no game this Friday night.

Bengals and Redskins Advance To Superbowl

The! Brodhead Bengals, who finished last in bowl championship game against the Redskins on regular little league season play, pulled off a Thursday night at the high school. In the above surprising defeat of the second place Buccaneers photo, Bengal Scott Owens takes the ball Into the Sunday afternoon in the playoffs. The Bengals, end zone fot'one of the Bengals' scores. who won the game 20-6, advanced to the Super-

. >Owl with the

The .second little league football playoffs • were begun Sunday afternoon at the high school.

The first of the two games featured the Bengals fromBrod-head and the Buccaneers from Mt. Vernon. Although the Ben-gals fjnished last in regular season, they plpyed an out-standing gam.e and upset the favored Buccaneers 2Qr6.

The Bengals will now play the Roundstone Redskins in the Superbowl this Thursday night. The Redskins advanced by downing the Mt. Vernon Steel-' ers 14-6.'

The Redskins, who were regular season champs may have a slight edge in Thursday night's game but, if the Bengals play like they did in the first roynd of the playoffs, it should be a hard-fought battle to deter-mine this yearns Superbowl champion.

The Buccaneers and the Steelers will play the first game Thursday night for third place.

ROCKETS DROP NINTH

The Rockets dropped their 9th game of the season Friday night when they lost to Mercer County 12-8.

The Rockets lone touch-down came in the first half on a run by Bobby Hammons and Jim Clontz added the-.extra two points on a pass from Dwayne Thdmason. ..

The Rockets finished Dis-trict play 1-2 and have an overall record of 1 and 9.

FISHING REPORT

Fishermen who bravtfd the winds ,K'~,jiast weet—"d J

enjoyed "generally fair results on Kentucky's larger lakes. The ' lake^by-lake rundown, as com-piled by the Department of Fish and WildUfc-.

Kentucky: Crappie " "fair

over drop offs and around stick ups; black bass slow to fair casting medium runners and plastic Worms off points; in tailwaters, catfish fair; clear, stable at six feet below pool and 86 degrees.

. Berkley: Crappie fair to good over drop offs and around stick ups; In tailwaters, catfish good, crappie and white bass fair, clear, falling slowly, four feet below pool and 64 <MJ{rees.

Barren: Black bass fair casting medium runners off points and deep banks; crappie fair over submerged cover (6-8

feel .... . ^.'clear, falling, seven feet below poot and 62 degrees. •

Nolin: Black bass good on crank baits off points; crappie fair over submerged cover, clear to murky, falliftg, six feet below pool and 65 degrees.

Rough River Black bass slow casting spinner baits and plastic worms off points and deep banks; clear, falling slow-ly, 20 feet below .pool and 62 degrees.

Green: Crappie fair arouwL submerged tree tops; black b a » fair on plastic worms and shal-

[Cont. to 11J

Cawood Comments • 1980 C.l*.»Kl i rd fo to P>o0,«.l»».s I'M

By "the voicc of the „jJilixcrMLY.of KcnlUL-kvjyildcaLv Cawooil Led ford

" OPEN LETTER TO Uttf.TOOTBALL*.

Dear U.K. Football Fan: You are the most unique person I have ever

known. Each autumn. Saturday after Saturday, you make your way to Lexington from all over the state, to the football games. Why? I've asked myself that question a hundred times. » -You havent had~a lot to cheer about most "

Saturdays. I can understand the fan enthusiasm at , schools like Alabama and Georgia but your devotion to U.K. football, is. as the King of Siam said, "a puzzlement." The university brass felt like Kentucky's program had to improve when the Wildcats moved to Commonwealth Stadium if they were going to be able to pay off the mortgage. They needn't have worried. You've fiM^those'S#.'* 58,000 seats almost every game. Almost every season is a sellout.

Kentucky's program has improved since the move from old Stoll Field but going into this season the 'Cats were playing only just a little better than 500-ball. 41 wins, 37 losses and 1 tie. Still, you pack the place.

Coach Fran Curci, in his speeches around the gtate, likes to compare the Kentucky program to those at Arkansas and Nebraska. His contention is" that, like the other two, Kentucky'is a state that is basically interestqd'in one team. .He's right. You have given the Wildcats your total support. From every nook and tro.jfiy of this siai„ that doesn't completely explain it either. Arkansas and Nebraska have powerful football programs and in most seasons, both will be ranked among * the nation's major powers. It's easy for them to get statewide support. So that's not the total answpr .,

1 coriiess I don't know what makes you tick. I don't quite understand the Overwhelming support you give the Kentucky football program. I do know this, the University is mighty Jucky to have you^

[Cftwoda Comment* Courtesy of Bjuik of Mt. Vernon]

The Carter Record 1976 Rate Car te r ' s P romise 1980 Results

INTEREST RATES

UNEMPLOYMENT

RATES

INFLATION RATES

By t h e e n d of m y f i r s t t e r m (1980) ,

i n f l a t i o n r a t e w i l l be no h i g h e r than 4 % . 1 2 . 6 % inflation

$40 Plus B i l l i o n De f i c i t

A BALANCED FEDERAL 0UDGET BY 1980.

$60 Plus Billion Deficit

Issue

Lower i n t e r e s t r a t e s t o he l j ) spur t h e na t i on ' s economy .

14%-20% Interest

By t h e end o f m y f i r s t t e r m (1980),

u n e m p l o y m e n t w i l l be no h i g h e r than 4 % . 7 * 6 % Unemployment

FEDERAL BUDGET

FEDERAL SPENDING

Ford Spent $879 M i l l i o n

A Day

The Federa l Bureaucracy

Mus t Be Reduced.

Carter Spent $1.3 Bill ion a Day -

Almost Double the Ford Rate.

INCOME TAXES A m e r i c a n s Paid

$132 B i l l i on The Federa l Bureaucracy Mus t Be Reduced. Americans Paid $274 Bill ion M o r e Than Double

IN ADDITION TO THIS DISMAL RECORD. THE CARTER DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM DEMANDS FIDKRALLY FUNDED.

UNRESTRICTED. ABORTIONS; EQUAL RIGHTS FOR HOMOSEXUALS (WE COULD NOT DENY THEM JOBS TEACHING OUR CHILDREN )

• IMMEDIATE RATIFICATION OF ERA; RATIFICATION OF THE SALT II TREATY WITH RUSSIA, THIS WOULD LOCK US INTO A N

INFERIOR MILITARY POSITION ; AND FINALLY, IT WOULD REQUIRE THE REGISTRATION OF WOMEN AS WELL AS MEN IN CASE THE

DRAFT SHOULD BE NEEDED GOV REAOfcn BELIEVES THAT A A?JA*>*i nfpiNSE SYSTEM WfU~tfEEP u:> u u r OF WAR. ALSO, CONTRARY TO RUMORS, GOV. REAGAN HAS REPEATEDLY STRESSED HIS SUPPORT OF OUR SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM-

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