VARSITY WRESTLERS, first row from left:
Greg Deptuck, Jay Wallin, Joe Scarborough,
Marlon Franklin, Dennis Goldsmith, Bradley
Franklin. Second row: Ronnie Roberts, Greg
Dillingham, Fran Randall, Robert Winkler,
Tim Mace, Ted Wells, Davis Gentry. Third
row: Lome Maxwell, Greg Meadows, Alfred
Dockery, Billy DuVall, John Thorsen. Fourth
row: Ricky McDevitt, Charlie Sexton, John
Clark. The coach is Ron McDaniels.
After Two- Year Lay-Off
Wrestling Returns As A Madison Sport
Madison High wrestlers hit
the mats Nov. 30 against Mit
chell High for the first time
after a two year lay-off in the
sport. The Patriots lost the
decision 60-18, but showed
much enthusiam and potential
for the future.
In the 98 lb. and 112 lb. class
Madison had to forfeit because
no one on the Patriot club
could make weight in those
classes. In the 105 lb. class,
Marlon Franklin was pinned
by Mitchell High's Darrin
Wisener with 36 seconds to go
in the first period. Ricky
McDevitt was pinned by Mit
chell's Danny Jarrett with one
minute 34 seconds to go in the
first period in the 119 lb. class.
In the 126 lb. class, Joe Acuff
of Mitchell pinned Charlie
Sexton with one minute 4
seconds left in the first period.
Robert Winker of the 132 lb.
class was pinned by Mitchell's
Jack Sparks with 49 seconds
left in the first period and Tim
Mace of Madison was pinned
by Joey Ollis of Mitchell with
54 seconds left in the third
Patriot Cagers Open
Basketball Season
Complete team effort enabl
ed Madison High's junior var
sity girl's team to defeat the
Erwin Warriors 40-38 Nov. 30.
Donna Flynn headed
Madison's top scorers with 9
points while Penny Stanton
followed close behind with 8
points. Erwin's Sheila Taylor
led their top scoring with -11
points, with Tonya Hamilton
having 10 points. Penny Stan
ton, Laurie Melvin and Susan
Roberts hit crucial free
throws in the final quarter to
aid the two-point Patriot vic
tory.
The girls continued their
winning ways Dec. 1, as they
overcame North Buncombe
with a 44-37 double overtime
win. Coach Jack Radford
noted that Madison shooting
was off, but good rebounding
by the front line kept them in
the ballgame. Foul shooting
also helped the win along.
Maria Reese and Donna Flynn
led Madison's top scoring with
10 points each, while North
Buncombe's Tammy Gregg
had a total of 18 points.
The Madison High Junior
Varsity Boy's team lost to the
Erwin Warriors 73-56 at
Madison. Top scorers for
Madison included freshmen
Ricky Edwards and Keith
Kramer and sophomore Tim
Clark with 16, 12, and 11 points
respectively, while Erwin's
David Hyder had 18 points.
Madison coach David Thomas
commented that "Erwin was
very impressive and had a
strong defensive team and
though Madison had several
turnovers, we kept coming
back." Coach Thomas stress
ed that Madison's main
weakness was not being able
to handle Erwin's press.
The varsity girl's team also
suffered a defeat at the hands
of the Warriors, losing 79-64.
Madison had several outstan
ding scorers, including Holly
Hough and Cindy Shelton, ty
ing with 14 points apiece,
Janet Reed and Denise
Thomason with 10 each, and
Sandy Franklin whi scored 8
while trying to avoid foul trou
ble. Erwin's Teresa Braswell
had 20 points with Donna
Young scoring 14. Erwin hit 80
percent during the game while
Madison hit between 40 per
cent and 60 percent but came
back to beat the Warriors by
10 in the second half scoring.
Coach Ricky McDevitt stated
that he was pleased with the
girls and and "after we got
over our first game jitters, we
played great." He pointed out
that Erwin had a definite ad
vantage over the Patriots. Er
win was No. 2 last year in the
state and every girl returned.
He also noted that this was Er
win's second game of the
season which gave them add
ed experience.
The varsity boy's team lost
to Erwin 81-66 in their opening
game. Erwin led 20-8 in the
first quarter and" 46-27 at
halftime. Madison managed to
cut the score to 9 points with 3
minutes left in the game but
couldn't seem to pull together
for the win. Coach Joe Kruk
said that Madison committed
38 turnovers.
Keith Flynn led the scoring
for Madison with 21 points,
with Dwayne Buckner and
Tim Merrill hitting for 10
each. Erwin's David Nelson
scored 28 points while Walter
Clement followed with 11. The
game left Erwin with a 2-0
record, while Madison is 0-1.
In seventh and eighth grade
basketball, the Madison girls
team beat Avery 40-18, and the
boys beat Avery 36-22.
GENAWORLEY
I ?
period.
Madison's John Clark pinn
ed Mitchell's Scott Buchanan
for the 145 lb. class victory,
and Madison's Fran Randall
won the 155 lb. class, pinning
Mitchell's Steve Hiss with 9
seconds left in the second
period. Joe Scarborough
wrestling for Madison in the
167 lb. class lost to Mitchell's
Keith Jones by a pin fall with
59 seconds left in the first
period. Ronnie Roberts, a 165
pounder wrestling in the 185
lb. class for Madison, put on a
fine performance and beat
Mitchell's Van Duncan by a
pin with a minute and 8
seconds left in the second
period. Madison's Greg
Meadows of the 195 lb. class
was pinned by Mitchell's
Edgar Young with 54 seconds
left in the first period and
Madison's Lome Maxwell
wrestling ithe unlimited
weight class lost to Mitchell's
Mark Franklin with a minute
and 42 seconds left in the first
period.
COACH RON McDANIELS
Madison High Winter Sports Schedule
7th ft Mb Mh Girls
Nov. 29 ?C*ne River-6:00
Nov. 30
15
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18
Dec. 1
Dec . 3
Dec. 4
Dec . 6
Dec. 7
Dec . 8
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 13
Dec. 14
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec. 19
Dec. 20
Jan. 2
Jan. 4
Jan. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 10
Jan. U
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 18
Jan. 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Feb. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Admission:
?Avery-5:00
*E. Yancey-6:00
Bowman-6:00
A very -5: 00
Harris-6:00
?Erwin-4:00
?Bethel-3.30
Mitchell-6:00
Waynes viIie-4 : 00
?Reynolds-4:00
*Enka-4:00'
Mi Boy* J.V. Girl.
*Erwin-3:30
N. Buncombe-U OO
?Erwin-5:30
'
?Bethel-5:00
Mitchell-7:00
Waynesville-5:30
Mt. Heritage-5:00 *Mt. Heritage- 3 : 30
*T.C.-5:00
?Reynolds-5:30
*Enka-5:30
?Waynes ville-4 : 00 *Waynesville-5:30
E. Yancey-6:00
Reynolds-5:00
*Mitchell-6:00
*Reynolds-U:00
Cane River-6:00
?E. Yancey -6:00
Enka-4:00
Erwin-4:00
Bethel-3:30
Enka-5:30
Erwin-5:30
Bethel-5:00
T.C.-4:00
Enka-6:30
7th ft 8th? $1.50 for Adults, $1.00 for Students.
9th Grade? (1.00
J.V. Girls? $1.00
J.V. Boys? J1.50
Varsity-$1.50
J.V. Boys ft Vanity
?Erwin-5.00 Girls-6:30
Boys -8: 00 Mitchell-7:?
*N. Buncombe-6:30
Erwin-3:30
0wen-l:00
Reynolds-6:30 Reynolds-3:30
?Mitchell-7:00
Mt. Heritage-5:00 Mt. Heritage-3:30
Reynolds
Mt. Heritage
*Rosman
?Mitchell
*N. Buncombe
Owen
Henderson ville
W. Henderson
Rosman
Erwin
?Edneyville
?Reynolds
?Mt. Heritage
Mitchell
N. Buncombe
Edneyville
?Owen
?Hendersonville
?W. Henderson
?Home Games or Matches
?Reynolds
5
?Owen :?
?Hendersonville;
?W. Henderson
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Edneyville a
Pisgah
?Mitchell
?N. Buncombe
Marshall Youth Basketball
The Marshall youth basket
ball program held its first day
of activities on Dec. 1 with the
following results:
A TEAMS
AT RED OAK
Third and fourth girls: Red
Oak 4, Marshall 2; third and
fourth boys: Red Oak 10, Mar
| shall 4; fifth and sixth girls:
Red Oak 15, Marshall 9; fifth
and sixth boys: Marshall 30,
Red Oak 24.
B TEAMS
AT MARSHALL
Third and fourth girls: Flat
Creek 4, Marshall 3; third and
fourth boys: Marshall 12, Flat
,Creek 4; fifth and sixth girls:
Marshall *16, Flat Creek 6;
fifth and sixth boys: Flat
Creek 18, Marshall 6.
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VARSITY BASKETBALLERS
are, first row from left: Michael
McMahon, Charles Griffin, Tim
Plant. Second row: David
Massey, Tim Wilde, Tim Merrill.
Third row: Tony Mitchell, Keith
Flynn, Steve Fish, DeWayne
Buckner, Kevin Barnette. The
coach is Joe Kruk.
VFW Awards Clark Title
All State VFW Post 5483
Commander Clifford Bates
announced that Miss Crystal
Clark, 16, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nial Clark of Gabriels
Creek Road, was recently
awarded a first place in the
Voice of Democracy Contest
at the county level, which is
sponsored each year by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States.
Miss Clark, a student at
Madison High School, was
directly sponsored by All State
VFW Post S483 of Mars Hill.
Her entry on tape has been
for warded to the contest
chairman of the VFW 16th
District. The winning tape of
this district will go on to the
state department for judging
at department level.
From the State Department
of North Carolina the winner
will be advanced to the na
tional level. The title of Miss
Clark's talk is "My Role In
Americas' Future."
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