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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, November 6-November 12, 2014 PETS VERY TINY CKC YORKIE PUPPY, 3 months, 2lbs, $450. Females, $550. 1st shot & de- wormed by vet, very playful. 828- 245-5314. BEAUTIFUL GERMAN SHEP- HERD PUPPIES. CKC Regis- tered. Male & female available. Bred for family companionship & protection. Both parents on site. Call 704-300-0207. PETS SHIH-POO, DOB, 9-6-14, FE- MALE. Beautiful champagne parti-mix. Very sweet & loving, $400, no breeders. Good homes only. Call 864-490-4713. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS, M &F, CKC Reg. $250 Boston Ter- rier, one female, CKC. reg., $300. Australian Shepherd-Papillon Mix, CKC Reg. $100. 704-482- 0178. PETS WANTED HORSES. 704-300- 0366. 5 KITTENS, 8 TO 10 WEEKS OLD. Saved from a bad end. Free to good home. dewormed. Please call 704-300-5883. HORSE QUALITY FESCUE HAY. Spring cut. Large tight square bales, $4 ea. Round bales $40 ea. Please call 704-477- 8623. AKC AKITA. 2 LITTERS, 6wk and 4wk. Championship blood- lines. Natural guardians, great with children. Sire 118 lbs. Pups are huge and will be very large adults. $500. 704-466-3717, 704- 231-5710. PETS LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Pure Breed, Angus Bulls and Heifers. Jacob Fork Ranch. Call 704-538- 1199 or 704-600-7847. CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, Apple Heads, one ready now, two ready, 11/13 & 11/17. Another litter ready 11/22. 1st shots & wormed, $200 each. 704-813- 5981. FREE KITTENS, TWO stripped tabbies and two black with white markings. Litter box trained, tame. Call or text 704-417-6663. (5) FREE KITTENS: 2 cream col- or w/blue eyes and 3 gray. 828- 289-9817, 512-636-1579. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP- PIES, 1st shot & dewormed, vet checked, CKC registered, excel- lent companion pets, parents on site, $500 each. 828-638-0686. PETS BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN Retriever puppies, 6 weeks old, mother/ father on premises, AKC regis- tered, $550 each. 828-429-2401. PIT PUPS, 4 weeks old, 2 fe- males, 4 males, good bloodlines, $100 each. 828-894-5793. TEXAS HEELER PUPPIES for sale. One male and one female. Born 7/1/14. Call 828-748-9135 or 828-748-9054. DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES: Thurs. Nov. 13, adult dogs. Tues. Nov. 18, puppy classes. Call Off Broadway Boarding & Training, 828-245-7002. PETS ARABIAN MARE, SPIRITED. Needs experienced rider, $750 or trade for older, reliable gelding. 828-286-0062, 828-305-8259. OFF BROADWAY BOARDING & Training. Going out of town for Thanksgiving? Don't forget your fur babies. Book early! Call, 828- 245-7002. DACHSHUND/PEKINGESE mix puppies, 3 months old, shots and wormed, $100 each. 828-980- 2033. PEAHENS & PEACOCKS for sale, $50. Please call 828-289- 7719. J. William Claytor Jr. DDS, MAGD, PA Call Today To Schedule Your Let Us Make Your Smile Beautiful and Brilliant! 107 E. Grover St. • Shelby, NC (Across From Medical Arts Pharmacy) Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. 8am-5pm • Thurs. 8am-3pm 704-484-0531 • www.claytordentistry.com Our Staff Looks Forward To Serving You Soon! 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Broadway St., Forest City FAST FAST WAY WAY ©Community First Media RUTHERFORD WEEKLY SPORTS By KEVIN CARVER East Gets Huge Win; Round Three Heads to Chase Before the clash of R-S Central and East Rutherford, East Rutherford football coach Clint Bland said that his club had to win. A little less than four hours later, he got his wish. East Rutherford simply outplayed the R-S Central as the Cavalier students stormed the fi eld in a 16-6 victory over the Hilltoppers at Bryan Harrill Stadium, Monday. "Coach Watson came up with a great game plan and the kids played inspired football tonight," Coach Bland said. "Big picture, we need to win the next one no matter what if we want a chance at the playoffs. We will enjoy the victory until practice on Tuesday and then get ready for Chase." East Rutherford (5-5, 3-4) began the night with a 12 play drive for a 22-yard fi eld goal by Harrison Wilkerson to take the lead 3-0. R-S Central (6-4, 4-3) answered on the next possession with an 11-play drive as Tyran McEntyre scored for four yards out. A missed extra point and Central held it's only lead of the night (6-3) at the end of the fi rst quarter. The Hilltoppers Matt Atchley blocked an East fi eld goal on the next possession, but East Rutherford found the end zone before the half. One of the two biggest plays of the game took place in each quarter. R-S Central decided to go for it on fourth-and-one from their own 40 with 7:15 to go in the fi rst half, but the Cavaliers defense held. Four plays later and quarterback, Calvin Camp (146 yards rushing) sped through the middle for a 10-yard touchdown run. R-S Central's Andrae Burnette blocked the extra point as East led 9-6 at the half. The biggest play of the game came during a fi ve minute East Rutherford drive in the fourth quarter, which saw Camp run 57 yards and down to the Central 10. Saibyn Ruff soon pushed across from 3-yards out and sealed the deal with 5:38 left. Central, who got in the redzone on different occasions and couldn't score with fi ve passes reaching the endzone. The fi nal slate of regular season games take shape this week. East Rutherford and Chase are the focal point this week. With a Cavalier win, East Rutherford will be county champs. If Chase were to win, it would go to a tiebreaker on margin of victory. Chase would have to win by more than 14 to become county champs. R-S Central will host Burns to close out the regular season and a win would give them third place in the conference. Thomas Jefferson took care of Pine Lake Prep on Monday with a 27-18 win. The Gryphons will travel to Highland Tech. If they win, they capture second place overall in conference this season. Boys Soccer: Thomas Jefferson is twice a winner in the 1A playoffs. They played North Moore on Weds and will see Starmount or Union Academy on the road Saturday (11/8/14) should they make the next round. Chase easily beat Randleman in the 2A playoffs and went to Salisbury on Monday. The Trojans unfortunately lost in overtime during the second round in a 2-1 decision. R-S Central (12-7) on the other hand had their season cut short by conference rival Shelby. The Hilltoppers were the fi rst placed wildcard team in the playoffs and unfortunately was paired with Shelby, losing 4-1 on the road. NASCAR: If the Chase hasn't been interesting enough for those still watching this season, Texas sure just spiced it up a little bit more. In a fi ght for the lead during the fi nal laps, Keselowski ran into the driver's door of Jeff Gordon and the four-time champ had seen enough of Brad Keselowski's antics. Following the contact, it cut a tire on Gordon's car, forcing him to spin out and fi nish 29th. Keselowski came home third. More so, when Keselowski wouldn't really acknowledge Gordon after the race. Gordon grabbed Keselowski and then all heck broke loose on pit road in Texas. In Keselowski's defense, he said he would do anything it takes to collect his second Cup title per warning to everyone who drives in the series. However, I don't think Keselowski did anything wrong other than try to force the issue in a way he may not should have done considering Texas is one of the fastest tracks on the circuit. There is other issue of respect. Keselowski is willing to do anything to win and Gordon is trying to win a championship in the latter stages in his career. Kevin Harvick instigated things by pushing Keselowski towards Gordon, but Harvick is apparently tired of Keselowski as well. Phoenix is next, I will take Kevin Harvick for the win. Give me Keselowski among not winning the championship this year. Making the fi nal four of The Chase…Logano, Gordon, Harvick and Newman. CLEVELAND FEED & FARM SUPPLY 514 W. 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