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PAGE FOUR THE LANCE THURSDAY, OCT. 8, Knights Face Wesleyan Today SA's Power Reflected In Lynchburg Tie, Abbey Win I , j ii. Cooper, put SA ahead 1-0. Ab- BY MARK KLEBER Two thrilling, yet crucial overtime games tested the strength of SA’s soccer team. They responded well by tying hlehlv touted Lynchburg 1-1, and beating Belmont-Abbey 3-1. Playing before a capacity Parent’s Day crowd against Lynchburg, the Knights got off to a slow start. Scoring quick- Lope’s Line 1. Congratulations to sopho more fullback John Rhoderlck for t)elng named NAIA Dis trict 29 “Player of the Week.” 2. How about training meals £br athletes? 3. Many fajis, Including my- sell, are confused by soccer rules. Therefore, each week In my column, I will attempt to explain some of the frequent ly misunderstood ones. “Off sides” - Two men must be between the receiver and goal (with goalie as one) U re ceiver Is ahead of passer. If not, offsides Is called. If re ceiver Is ahead of passer when ball Is kicked Is also offsides. A ball passed backwards can never result In an offsides call. Also, a man can never be off side on his own half of the field. ly In the first period, the Hornets controlled the game’s tempo for the first half as evidenced by a 1-0 lead and a 6-2 advantage In cornerklcks. SA’s first-half defensive play was highlighted by Hannas’bea utiful save of a penalty shot. The second half was a com plete reversal as Lynchburg ran Into a flred-up bunch of Knights. Unable to penetrate the Hornets In the first half SA finally found their weakness. A hand ball was called cm a David Mills shot In the penalty area. Cool, calm, and collected Don Cooper convertedthe penalty kick to tie the score 1-1. Afterwards, both defenses stymied the offense attacks, at the end of regulation time, the 1-1 deadlock remained. Two five-minute overtime periods failed to change It. Fullbacks Bob Hasse and “Beef” La- Guardla were defense stand outs. Hasse sparkled with his aggressive play and daring head shots, while LaGuardla’s long, booming kicks consistently stifled the Hornets. On Monday, an exhausted team collided with Belmont Ab bey. Led by Don Cooper’s three assists and an outstanding eigh teen save (Including another penalty shot) performance by goalie Craig Hannas, SA re corded a 3-1 victory. After a scoreless first quart er, a Nesblt goal, assisted by W-S Gets 1st Win; Orange Rolls On Defense Is the name of the game. Recording its fourth con secutive shutout and fifth straight win. Orange beat Wins ton-Salem 21-0 yesterday. In the other games. Meek mauled the Mountain 15-0. Defenses have been strong thus far, while the offenses are sputtering a- long. Monday’s games were highlighted by W-S’s initial vic tory, 18-12 over KM, and Orange outlasted Meek in a tough defen sive encounter. 6-0. A synopsis of the KM and W-S teams follows; Kings Mountain, the year ly team to beat suffered a big setback when lead signal caller Glen Hundertmark left the grid iron to find his fortunes on the soccer field. Now at the helm, BUI Wilson has half backs Jim Haddix and Pete Schmidt to complement him. Seniors Tom Kip, Dan Robin son, Louis Swanson, and Chuck Hardesty are the mainstays of a strong defense. The res ponsibility of the underrated centering position goes to Jim Lawson. Hudson “Hut” Rogers (end), Tom Elkins (defensive end), John Kline (flanker). Bill Grueling (guard) Wayne War ren (defensive end) round out the KM squad. Winston - Salem is definite ly the darkhorse. With Riley "Triple Threat” Erwin calling the signals along with the half backs Bruce Taylor and Steve McAllister, they’re a dangerous team. Chris Hayes handles the centering chores. Lavls Bowden plays end while Charles Burg- wyn, Dave Allred, Toby Vos- burgh and Rex McGulnn are of fensive linemen. Mac Jones and Jim Perrhi are defensive spe cialists at linebacker and safety, respectively. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL STANDINGS W L F A Orange 5 0 56 7 Meek 3 2 48 41 W-S I 4 37 64 KM I 4 22 51 Any comments about the sports page always welcomed at ext., 275 Meek. Co-Rec Volleyball Co-rec volleyball wiU begin next week. Games will be played at 6:15 and 7:00 on Tuesday and Thursday. All who wish to play are asked to form your own team of four girls and four boys and sign up in the gym by October 14. Towel I Center SLEEPWEAR RUGS TOWELS (all colors) LINGERIE BLANKETS BED SPREADS PILLOWS PANTY HOSE McColl Highway Tuesday - Sunday Cooper, put bey’s Valledo tied it with a deflected direct kick. The score remained a 1-1 deadlock as regulation time ran out. Thus the game went Into two five-minute overtimes and SA poured It on. Don “Mr. Assist” Cooper blasted a shot that hit the crossbar. Leading scorer John Daniel converted the re bound for a 2-1 SA lead as the first overtime ended. BA retaliated and had a po tential penalty kick to tie the score again. Abbey’s kicker blasted a fine shot. However Hannas, with his lanky, com pletely outstretched body re corded a fantastic save. Psyched up by this superb defensive play, the booters In creased their lead to 3-1 In the second overtime on senior halfback Rick Mason’s first career goal. Again Cooper was credited with the assist. Harriers At Charlotte On Monday, October 9, the cross country team opens Its s eason atCharlotteagalnst UNC-Charlotte and Greensboro College. Coach Blackwell is putting his hopes in captain George Bern hardt, Denny Dodson, Larry Harding, Banning Ingram, Wal ter Thompson, and Bob Rogers. Two able assistants, Tootsie Russ and Debbie Cooper, are great morale boosters for the harriers. Any further support for the team would be greatly appreciated. GOALIE CRAIG HANNAS uses Ms leaping ability to record an “All-American” save in the 1-1 tie against Lynchburg, Albemarle B Wins Volleyball Title Albemarle B won the regular season volleyball title with a 5-1 record. Their only loss was to Wilmington A, Members of the winning team include Ann Miller, captain. Ruby Smith, Nancy Troyer, Marsha Waters, Kathy vanGorder, Laura Hump- hress, Jane Monteith, Sara Hill and Deckle Dephln. Congratula tions! Final WRA Volleyball Stand ings: WON Loss Albe. B. Con. A Albe. A Wilm. A Con. B Wllm. B Gran. B GIBSON CENTER ONE OF THE YEAR’S BIGGEST HITS! SEE IT TODAY! ”PATTON” GEORGE / C. SCOTT SHOWS 2:80-5:30 8:30 IN COLOR rHERBY WILL HONK HIS WAY^ INTO YOUR HEART! WALT DISNEY productions’ Now! I DOUBLE DISNEY’S FUN! 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