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Aces Trim Plymouth Team Iu
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in£ up the line. Jimmy White,
iron horse guard on the first
team, is shifted to fullback when
the reserves .are playing and
seeped his first touchdown on a
spectacular 56-yard run.
Ihe Plymouth score came late
in Uhe third quarter, on a 29-,
yard pass and sent the large
number of‘Plymouth fans wild. |
ijoth the Eden ton and Ply-!
mouth bands played during the
game and presented a,very in
teresting program at half time.
First Quarter. -
forehand kicked for Edenton
ang Atamanchuk returned to the
Plymouth 34. Hall and Ata-'
mynchuk each gained 2 yards
and then Dixon broke through
to -throw Johnson for a 10-yard
loss. On Plymouth’s kick Fore-1
hand grabbed the ball and with!
some good blocking he raced 54j
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yards for a touchdown. Dixon
smashed through the line for the
extra point, so the Aces went
ahead 7-0 before the game was
far under way. Atamanchuk re
turned Forehand’s kick to his
own 35. The visitors pirked up
5 yards on two plays and Tol
ley then intercepted a pass and
returned to midfield. Tolley
gained 15 but the Aces were
penalized 15. In two plays Hop
kins bulled his way to the Ply
mouth 36 for first down. Dixon
picked up 9 and Hopkins made
it to the 24 for first down.
Dixon picked up 5 and Hop
kins 4. after which Hopkins
made it to the .12 for first down.
Forehand gained a yard, Hop
kins 5, Tolley and Hopkins lack
ed'only a few inches of scoring,
but the Aces were penalized 5
yards. On the next play Tol-
ley passed to Britton for the
second touchdown. Hopkins
crashed through the line for the
extra point, and the score mov
ed to 14-0. Forehand’s kick
rolled out in the end zone, so it
was Plymouth’s hall on their
own 20. In three plays Ata
manchuk made a first down to
his 30. Two plays netted only
5 yards, a pass was broken up,
so Johnson kicked for the Pan
thers. Tolley returned to the
Plymouth 46 and Hopkins pick
ed up 2 as the quarter ended.
Second Quarter
On the first play Forehand
passed to Britton which was
good for a touchdown. Hopkins
rammed through the line for the
extra point and the score mov
ed to 21-0. Wrightston returned
Forehand’s kick to the Ply
mouth 33. Atamanchuk gained
4 yards in two plays, a pass
was broken up and Johnson
kicked. Tolley returned to the
•*lymouth 40, but the Aces were
penalized 15 yards for clipping.
The ball was placed on the
Edenton 19 and on the next
play Spivey broke through the
line and easily outran the Ply
nouth tacklers. He covered 81
/ards for the touchdown. Dix
m crashed the line for the extra
joint and the score stood 28-0.
lohnson returned Forehand’s
tick to the Plymouth 40. John
:on picked up 2, a pass was
jroken up and a pass eom
ileted to Norman for only 2
'ards, so Johnson kicked. Tol
ey picked up the ball and flip
ped it to Forehand, who return
ed to his own 36. Hopkins
•ained 4 yards and on the next
>lay Tolley clipped off 62 yards
for a touchdown. Forehand’s
pass to Joe Mitchener was good
"or the extra point, so the
core moved to 35-0. Forehand’s
kick was returned by Johnson tc
he Plymouth 28. Johnson add
ed 2 yards, two passes were
jroken up and Johnson kicked
>ut on the Edenton 31. Jimmy
Dail gained 5 yards but the
\ces were penalized 15. Jimmy
White added 5, Dail 3 and
Wayne Ashley 5, and Forehand
kicked. A pass was broken up.
Norman was held to a yard and
a pass was completed for 3 yards
ifter which Johnson kicked.
Tolley caught the ball and raced
43 yards for a touchdown, but
the play was called back due to
a clipping penalty on the Aces.
With the ball on the Edenton 8
Spivey clipped off 9 yards and
Johnson then intercepted a pass
giving the Panthers the ball on
the Aces’ 35. A pass was brok
en up and another completed
for 5 yards. The Panthers fum
bled and Erwin Griffin recover
ed for the Aces on the Edenton
30. White bulled his way
through the line to the 44 for
first down as the half ended
and the score 35-0.
Third Quarter
Tolley pulled in Hall’s kick,
flipped the ball to Hopkins, who
ran 90 yards for a touchdown,
and Dixon smashed through the
line for the extra point, moving
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the score to 42-0. Norman re-'
turned Forehand’s kick to the <
Plymouth 30. A pass was brok- j
en up and Tolley intercepted a
pass, returning to the Panthers’;
40, but the Aces were penalized.
White lost a yard, Ashley lost
3 and then picked up 5. Ply
mouth was penalized 15. With
the ball on the Plymouth 40,
Dail tore loose to the 28 for
first down. White added 3 and
then clipped off 15, but fumbled,
with Plymouth recovering on
their 10. Hall picked up 8
and Johnson made it to the 23
for first down. Johnson gained
7 yards in two plays and Hall
made it to the 36 for first down.
Johnson added 2, a pass was
broken up and Norman went to
the Edenton 48 for first down
Hall picked up 3 and a pass
was broken up. but the Aces
Was charged with interference,
so it was the Panthers’ ball on
the Aces’ 29. From that point
Fleming snagged a pass and
went the distance for the Pan
thers’ lone touchdown. Johnson
broke through the line for the
extra point and the score mov
ed to 42-7. Hopkins returned
Johnson’s kick to the Aces’ 45.
On the next play Jimmy White
broke through the line, shook off
a few tacklers and fell over
the goal line with a Panther
hanging on to him. He covered
56 yards. Dail failed in the ex
tra point try, and the score
moved to 48-7. Johnson return
ed Forehand’s kick to his own
38. Johnson added 4 and Hal'
4, after which Johnson made i'
to his 48 for first down. John
son was held to a yard and
Forehand then intercepted a pax r
and returned to the Plymouth
10. Sexton added a yard as the
Tuarter ended.
Fourth Quarter
Dail added a yard and in two
olavs Sexton gained 4, so Ply
mouth took over on their own
36. Norman snagged a pass
good for 7 and Hall made it ti
the 50 for first down. Two pass
es were broken up and Forehand
intercepted a pass and return
ed to his own 45. Sexton gain
ed a yard and Herbert Adams
then tore loose for 27 yards and
first down on the Plymouth 36
Adams lost 2 and Sexton pick
ed up 5. Adams again lost ?
ind Ashley was held to 2 yards,
so it was Plymouth’s ball on
’heir* own 27. Hall picked up 2
■>nd a pass was broken up. Tol
ley then intercepted a pass on
‘he Edenton 48 but the Aces
were penalized 15. Forehand in
tercepted a pass and returned to
the Aces’ 30. Sexton was stop
ped for no gain and Dail was
held to 1 yard in two plays,
so Forehand kicked with Nor
man returning to the Panther
37. Hall gained 3, two passes
were broken up and Johnson
kicked out on the Edenton 37.
Sexton added 2 and Edenton
was penalized 5. Dail picked up
3 and the Aces were penalized
15. Ashley clipped off 27 yards
for first down on the 46. Sex
ton lacked only inches of first
down and Dail was stopped cold,
so the Panthers were given the
ball on the Edenton 45. John
son made it to the 31 for first
down. A pass to Hall was com
pleted e* "amn n-^ed.
STARTING UNFIT
Spivey.— LE Miller
Cuthrell- - LT Womble
Griffin- LG -Cox
Sawyer C Wilt'd
White RG Browning
Baker RT Garrett
Britton RE Fleming
Forehand QB Atamanchuk
Tolley- - LHB -Gurkln
Dixon RHB - Norman
Hopkins — — FB —— Hall
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