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I - October 2, 1986 Page B1 College Football \I7COIT LI TT OOU I ail I UK By DAVID BULLA Chronicle Sports Editor .."For the second year in a row, Winston-Salem State got a much-needed rout against Hampton University. . Last season, the Rams struggled in their first six quarters of the season before rallying to beat North Carolina A&T. Then WSSU traveled to Hampton and blitzed the Pirates 47-13. Last Saturday night, Coach Bill Hayes' team put a two-game losing streak behind it with a 38-6 lashing of the Bucs, whose ineptitude played no small role in the Ram win. Hayes said his players should benefit from the big victory. "This should restore their confidence," Hayes said after the Rams put on a strong showing on both sides of the ball at Bowman Gray Stadium. "Last week, we had a long bus ride and a lot of injuries, and we got beat by a good team (Central State, now 3-0). "This wasn't a conference game. But with a conference game coming up, we couldn't afford to I keep going the way we had." WSS1T 1.^ / *-?--os? r*?.?? .www, ? , u UTVU IV iiviui VOIUUUtt CCUITB1, - 3-2, Saturday night for a game that will determine first place in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association's Southern Division. While the defense was forcing nine Hampton turnovers and scoring twice, the Ram offense totaled 206 yards on the ground and got another Bobby Junior-to-Masha Paul special. Paul, who's averaging a CIAA-leading 29 yards per catch, hauled in a 72-yarder from the sophomore quarterback for WSSU's second touchdown of the game. After gaining only 93 yards rushing against North Carolina A&T and 134 against Central State, WSSU's total in the trenches was the best*ince the Rams gained 303 yards running in their seasonopening 44-7 win over Virginia State. "That's what we wanted to do," Hayes said. "After the last two games, we (the coaches) said to ourselves, 'Wait a minute; that's not what we want to do.' "Good football starts with a strong inside rushing game. We didn't run a single outside play in practice this week. So if we di^l nothing else, we wanted to establish the inside game tonight." Leroy Wonsley, the pint-sized fullback who runs through defensive linemen like a tornado through trees, led the way with 97 yards on 18 carries. WSSU's Tasmanian Devil in shoulder pads scored a touchdown as well on a one-yard plunge. senior quaneroacK uana walker, playing in the second half for Junior, also ran the wing-T effec Mount Tabor's versatile Tyrone Lewis, right, tac Jonathon Banks (photo by James Parker). Kannapolis takes advai of miscues to stop Spa By DAVID BULLA to give the W< Chronicle Sports Editor y.25 left CLEMMONS - Kannapolis J* *1Brown relied on its specialty Barlow ha teams to kick Mount Tabor 16-0 ??w*?u-imn last Thursday night at West For- 54-yarder from syth in a Central Piedmont 4-A t^r(^ quartc opener. Mount Little Wonders punter Randy ^nc *n *?l Troutman kept the Spartans bog- latter led to a ged down in less-than-favorable linebacker R field position much of the night, tackled Sparta Meanwhile, placekicker William Campbell in tY Barlow kicked off all three times sw^epinside the Mount Tabor 10, "Troutman ^ although the Spartans returned well," Brown C each Kannapolis kick past their sa^* "What he own 30. thc bal1 t0 Barlow also set up the Little 35 the hasl" Wonders' first touchdown with a waste any dista block of a Brent Moore punt in - Barlow and ? the first quarter. Kannapolis took benefited from ; over at the Mount Tabor nine from Mount T and, two plays later, tailback Tyrone Lewis, Wayne Martin carried six yards yards and rush for the touchdown. Barlow add- . directed the Sp . ed the first of his two PAT kicks Please se > t - CDADTCU/E O^V^IC I OwwC ' Winston-Salem Chronicle es past inept Hampton m m yW&^ J v wfl kHi yU 'ni^rn,^s& J*y '^flH BSk nflFwb Jjmj^K?*- 1 ^b*^/ v ^Bkv..-{. f Wra^?^ .^^1 HHrt 4 * Jm s v'i # tivcly. He averaged eight yards a carry and scored a Strong safety D touchdown. toe against CSU a The Rams made some slight adjustments on game, was back, defense. Defensive Coordinator Pete Richardson junior college tri had watched CSU burn his unit for 256 yards pass- Hampton backup ing and four touchdowns the previous week. Pirates* third of! "We had more combination zone coverage," Freshman end W Richardson said. "But I think the most important for the Rams to s thing was we got some of our people back. Last Also hurting < week, we had so few starters out there that WTiad PuryeaT7with a pi to run basic stuff." leading third intei I?? Sports Beat Barley's surprise i Rams avenge title ^By DAVID BULLA ? lot for i Chronicle Sports Editor Baric Earning respect as a freshman on the ma^g Winston-Salem State football team is a wm al snapper precarious matter. y ~ For the first month of the season, Les f mbled Barley has not complained as teammates . f 1 deferKiv . have called him "Barkley" and . c JklesKannapolis' t "Bartley," 8* ' which w He's still not complaining, but his ^ teammates are beginning to learn his - name after his performances in the last s trail Mr lla6V two games? s anger ~~7 Although the Rams lost 35-8 at Cen-~ ?rr? nans State two weeks ago, Barley made nine tackles as a reserve linebacker. ^ ycaf ? . .. c .an outi . ? ? , So impressive was his performance in _ . .. >nders a 7-0 lead ^ outing that Ram Coach Bm Hayes fimshinj m the opening elevated him to a starter for the Hamp- * . . , ton University game last Saturday night e ' d two critical u Bowman Gray Stadium. worked^ punts, one a Barley responded with an outstanding . "" WBI11.111 game, intercepting a pass and returning c sr and a 30-yarder u 43 yards for hjs first coUegiatc fact, I or our-yar touchdown. He totaled eight tackles and a ? ? " th quarter. The had 0ne pass breakup. ,AnaU ' j ? w "I didn't know I was going to start ?T odney G.lmore, untj, game time>? the freshman inside NCAA in tai ac un linebacker said. "I was just excited to be .e end zone on a 0(U there in my fourth coUege game. North C ? "When I scored the touchdown, I got .aro 1118 vas really punt.ng ^ i h , M ha ing fast but j degrees relaxed later.** I docs well is punt Hayes, calmly puffing on a cigarette wl"n same side of the 1Q , ? advantaj imarV aftcr thc convmcin? 38"6 victory over imark. He doesn t thc team that had beaten wssu in last My 1 ncc* season's CIAA title game, had nothing ^S1 . 1 Kannapolis also but praise for Barley, who helped the - *** % an ill-timed pass Rams defense cause nine Pirate tur- _ s yc? . , tirst-stri: abor quartcrback novers. 4,j. who threw for 74 "Barley was great tonight/' the ,' led for 60. Lewis WSSU coach said. "He's a sure, vicious . >artans on a well- hitter. I would say he's going to play a e page B6 * II I I I M EK Roundups, columns and profiles. I .^B ^ ** W L**tfi?j|ittdiiiHuHifiUJKbuA*fiZ3hflKL4MHHL_MM--a^HHI rf WK WSSU Linebacker Coach Linwood Jeralds, UUHPf above left, signals to the field; Bobby Junior, above right, fires a pass with protection from Leroy Wonsley; Wonsley, at left, gets six points, and a Ram drummer keeps the beat errick Beasley, who had hurt his Purycar said the efforts of first-year players like nd missed the second half of that Jones, Phillips, Les Barley and Glenn McKenzie as was tackle Roy Phillips. The were critical to the defense's strong showing against insfer made a punishing hit on Hampton. quarterback Lei Kendale on the "It always taTces some time to get new guys 'ensive play of the second half. ready," the junior cornerback said. "But in time illie Jones recovered the fumble they always come through." et up Wonsley's touchdown. None more so than Barley, who was making his >n defense had been Raymond first start. The inside linebacker returned a pass iniillcd groin. Purycar got his team- teiception?43?yards?for?his?first collegiate?? ception of the season. Please see page B3 I Local Snortc rtart helps Langley leads game loss Indian Bantams is this season M Earl Langley scored two touchdowns and led a t was one of three freshmen steUar defensive effort as the Tiny Indian Junior significant contributions to a "ST" 2J"7 W Ttoy l broke a two-game skid. Punt Greyhounds last Saturday at Griffith Elementary Horace Spencer of Lynchburg, School. , istled downfield to recover a Teammates Phillip Warren and Kenny Kirby also ! ount for a touchdown and scored touchdowns for the Indians, who won their e 'end Willie Jones of Spartan' conference opener. Jamaal Barringer made three ,C., had eight tackles, three of ex^a Potent for losses, and a quarterback The Indians are 3-1 overall. Meanwhile, the Indian Junior Pee Wees ran their -foot-2, 205-pound Barley is no winning streak to 34 games with a 20-0 blanking of to being the big man on his Or ay hounds. Anthony Coleman, Brian Mack [e had more than a 1,000 yards ??. N?poleon Jackson scored touchdowns for the for Chatham, Va., High School ~ln^m'4'0 fT and 1-0 ,n the . He clayed both wavs. mannina The Tmy Ind,an M,8hty M,tes proved to 44) side linebacker position and wldla 27 "7 vict?ry' ! with more than 100 tackles. T.he J" ian Pee Wees, 2-2, lost 21-6 and the didn't have a real great team," Jumor Mld?ets. now 3"> lost 7"?"We were 2-8, but the guys The Indians travel t0 the Kernersville Raiders real hard and we didn't get beat Saturday afternoon. , when we lost In other Pop Warner games last week: just didn't have a big team. In Mites: Titans 12 Wolfpack 6; Dolphins was about the biggest guy we Rsud"s 0: Vlk,n8s 20- Cowboys 6; Falcons 21, Demons 0. -district performer, Barley earn- P<e Wees: Titans 36 Wolfpack 6; Packers r 32. Wildcats 0: Vilonac Cnu/hnvc i-j. V MIMI svaiu auwilllUil I rum " _ " vw;" *" *^v?uwiu Division I-A schools. Virginia, ' falcons d, Clemson, East Carolina, Pee Wees: Titans 13' Wolfpack 6; Wildcats 39, arolina. Wake Forest and North ^ack"s 6; Raiders 13' Dolphins 12; Vikings 6, i State all expressed varying Cowboys 0; Demons 7, Falcons 6. of interest. However, Barley ,un,or MWgeto: Titans 12, Wolfpack 7; WUdcats Winston-Salem State because of 26,_Packers 18; Raiders 18- Demons 6. ing tradition and an academic Junior Bantams: Titans 31, Wolfpack 6; ?c Wildcats 24, Packers 6; Indians 27, Grayhounds 7; ligh school coach wanted me to Vikings 18, Raiders 12; Demons 32, Falcons 6. iryland," Barley said. "But I vould be fifth- or sixth-team my n u _ .. ir and would be there for the PreP Honor Ro11 ng guys to hit on. . i some friends at UVa. and they * Htrm*n McKinnie gained 209 yards and scored tne to go there. But I was leaning three touchdowns to give West a 28-12 Central Winston-Salem. I was caught P^dmont 4-A win over North Davidson. Please see page B7 McKinnie scored on runs of 58, 42 and 15 yards * Please see page B6 * * I
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