Warsaw Eagles Defeat
Beulaville Panthers
The Warsaw Jr. High
Eagles ended their 1982-83
season with a 22-6 victory
over the Beulaville Panthers.
Warsaw received the
opening kickoff and went on
to score on a 37-yard run by
Derrick Bardon on 4th down.
The two-point conversion
w as good.
After the kickoff by Don
Johnson. Beulaville really
got moving. On third down,
the Panther offense moved
55 yards but Cam Pridgen.
for the Eagles, made a diving
tackle and stopped the
Beulaville runner" on the
2-yard line. Two plays later
they scored but the conver
sion was no good. The score
was then 8-6 in favor of
Warsaw.
After the Beulaville kick
off, Warsaw moved the ball
SI yards in nine plays but
fumbled at the 2-yard line.
Beulaville then moved the
ball 22 yards in 11 plays but
surrendered the ball on their
25-yard line and Warsaw
only ran one play before the
half ended.
Warsaw kicked off to start
the second half but on the
second play, Beulaville
fumbled and Shane Cren
shaw caught it an ran it back
16 yards before he was
tackled. Two plays later. D.
Bardon scored his second TD
of the day on a quick-pitch
from D. Johnson. The two
point conversion was good.
After another Warsaw
kickoff, Todd Taylor inter
cepted a pass on second
down. Warsaw moved 50
yards for a TD by Donnell
Wallace with the help of
Crenshaw running the ball 11
yards on a crucial fourth and
nine situation. Warsaw then
held Beulaville again.
Warsaw's Chuck Korne
gay directed the Eagles to
the 11-yard line, but time
expired before Warsaw
scored again.
Touchdowns for Warsaw
were made by Derrick
Bardon and Donnell Wallace.
Derrick Bardon ended the
day with 108 yards rushing.
Cam Pridgcn with 43, Shane
Crenshaw with 27 and Don
Johnson with 18. Johnson
also completed four of six
passes for 47 yards. Total
yardage for the day was 249.
Other outstanding Eagle
players include Dean Hardi
son. Rodnev Mason. Michael
McCalop. Michael Black
burn. Johnny Benson. Bobby
Carlton and Anthony
Mathis.
EASTERN 2-A
DIVISION 1
PLAYOFF RESULTS
North Duplin 7. Fuquay-V 0
Manteo 18. Franklinton 16
Whiteville 36. E. Carteret 7
Fairmont 8. S. Robeson 0
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Game* Nov. 19
N.Duplin (10-1) at Manteo
(9-2)
Fairmont (10-1)
at Whiteville (11-0)
EASTERN 2-A
DIVISION II
PLAYOFF RESULTS
Wallace-RH 38, Camden 0
Tabor City 26, Pamlico 0
Clarkton 12. Littlefield 10
Games Nov. 19
Wallace-RH (10-Ddrew bye
Tabor City (7-4) at
Clarkton (10-1)
Duplin
School
Menus
Nov. 22-26
Breakfast
Mon. - pop tarts, cereal,
juice, milk
Tue. - glazed donuts.
cereal, juice, milk
Wed. ham biscuits, cereal,
juice, milk
Thur. - Holiday
Fri. - Holiday
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pork steak with roll, corn or
buttered potatoes, spiced
apples or mixed fruit.
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Jenkins
Elected To
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Wesly DeWayne Jenkins,
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Will Baptists. Mount Olive is
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