Demons-Wildcats getjhe best of King Dolphins with a sweep
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Chris Thompson, quar
terback for the Demons
Wildcats Pee Wees team,
looks over the defense
as he begins to call out
the offensive signals for
his team. .
Staff Photo
By TAYE LOTT
Spedal To The Chronicle
The Demons-Wildacts were hit
ting on all cylinders last weekend
as they swept all four games against
the King Dolphins.
Here's how the Demons pulled it
off:
Flag Division
Jacob Hopkins and Marcus Hunt
scored two touchdowns each to help
the Demons blast their way to a 34
6 victory.
Hopkins burned King for his
scores in the first half. Willie Hoest
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extra points.
Junior Pee Wees Division
?The Demons wreaked havoc in
this division match-up as they
strolled to a 37-0 win.
The defense opened the scoring
in the first quarter when Latendro
Pollard recovered a fumble and ran
it back for a touchdown.
Offensively, Ralph Wall enjoyed
a productive and busy afternoon
running the football and scoring
two touchdowns in the process.
Lequinte West added another scor
ing run for the victors.
Pee Wees Division
From the start, the Demons let
the Dolphins know that it was going ^
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istered a 19-6 win.
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King started their first offensive
series with a fumble and things
went downhill after that.
Cassius Taylor sizzled early for
the winners, scoring two first half
rushing touchdowns.
Teon Joe added another score
and Alex Page converted the extra
point to conclude the Demons' scor
ing.
The Demons were in control
throughout the contest and were
never seriously threatened.
In recent weeks, the Demons
Wildcats organization had been
involved in a losing streak. Now
they're hoping to turn things around.
Vikings-Falcons
From Page C4
apiece. "My offensive linemen's Goldsmith then caught another
blocking was terrific," said Vikings TD pass with 1:32 left in the game,
offensive coach Andre Gould. this one, another 50-yard toss from
Nelson.
In the second half, the Falcons The Vikings responded by scor
drew several unsportsmanlike con- ing two more TDs to secure the
duct penalties which cost them crit- win.
ical yards. They finally got on the "I think that our players finally
board when Michael Goldsmith understood what we're trying to
caught a 50-yard touchdown pass do," said Vikings head coach Willie
from James Nelson late in the Ashford. "I think they're ready to
fourth quarter. roll."
Along with Michael Goldsmith,
Sullivan and Nelson, Anton Gold
smith came up with some big plays
defensively with four solo tackles.
Sullivan registered five tackles and
had one quarterback sack.
"We could have won the game if
had kept our mouths^hut," said the
Falcons M. Goldsmith in reference
to the penalties assessed against his
team.
ME AC Football F
From Page C1
- cats, who aij)ne-4ime; were down chance to take the lead witti just
_21??r~McLachlan converted four over two minutes left in the final
of five field goals was three of period. But their PAT kick was no
three on his PATs, and had two good and the score was tied at 30
punts returned for a minus seven all. ' &
yards. Top performers for the Dogs
B-CC's offensive surge was were Reggie Kennedy who had
keyed by the blocking of center six solo tackles and a pass break
Michael Willis whose pass protec- up. Rookie running back Antonio
tion enabled the Cats to produce Mackey rushed for 90 yards on 20
221 passing yards. Willis graded carries.
98 percent on his blocking assign
ments. Aggies whip FSU
The Bulldogs had their Fayetteville State was fired
MEAC Standings
Conference Overall
Delaware State 2-0 4-2
Morgan Stater ' 2-1 3-3-1
Bethune-Cookman 2-2 3-3
Howard University 1-1 4-2
Florida A&M 1-1 ~ 3-3
South Carolina State 1 -2 2-3 ~
Bethune-Cookman 1-2 2-4
North Carolina A & T 0-2 3-4
This Weekend's Games
Howard University at North Carolina A & T 1:30 p.m.
Morgan State at Delaware State 1:30 p.m.
Florida A & M at South Carolina State 1:30 p.m.
Bethune-Cookman at Albany State 1:30 p.m. .
Players Of The Week
Offense - Wide receiver/kick return specialist Tim Egerton,
Delaware State . ??
Defense - Punter Darren Tucker, Delaware State
Offensive lineman - Centef Michael Willis, Bethune-Cookman
Rookie - Placekicker Mark McLachlan, Bethune-Cookman
-Uji foLKomecoming, hut in the
end, North Carolina A & T came
away with a 20-13 win.
The Broncos took what
seemed like a commanding 13-0
lead before A & T retaliated. Wal
ter Bond scored on a blocked punt
to get the Aggies rolling.
In the second half, A & T
started rolling as Steve Prince
rushed for two touchdowns.
Defensively, linebacker
Demetrius Harrison was the prime
stopper for the Aggies with 12
tackles.
The Broncos defensive effort
was led by nose guard Terrance
Smith, who had 15 tackles plus
one sack.
Howard tops Va. State
Howard's Bison took a 14-0
lead then held off a determined
bunch from Virginia State to take
a 17-14 win.
The Bison jumped on the
scoreboard with a TD pass from
Charles Lamback to William Sut
ton on an option pass. Rod Mag
num added a second touchdown
on a three-yard run.
The Trojans cut into the HU
lead With a TD of their own near
the end of the first half on James
Harrison's five-yard run.
Howard led 14-7 at halftime.
But Gary Mossop added a 41
yard field goal in the ttiird quarter
to stretch the lead to 17-7. The
Bison defense kept the Trojans
out of the endzone after they
scored on a nine-yard pass from
Wilton Anderson to Steve Mad
dux at the 9:06 mark of the final
quarter.
Linebacker Dave Stewart pro
duced a solid outing for Howard s
defense with nine tackles, three
sacks, an interception and one
fumble recovery. In addition to his
TD run, Magnum gained 89 yards
on 18 attempts and freshman
punter Cedric Rawls averaged
45.5 yards on six punts. Rawls
placed three kicks inside the Tro
jans' 20-yard line. \m
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