Falcons secure victories over Tiny Rams
fey Chronicle Staff
I The Falcons won four of six
games in their face-off against the
Tiny Rams last Saturday. Here's a
recap of the action in two divi
sions of play.
Flag ..... The "Mean Green
Machine" defense more than held
She fort in paving the way for the
Falcons 19-0 victory.
Derrick McConnell pulled
seven flags (the equivalent of
seven tackles in flag play) to lead
Ihe defensive effort. He had plen
ty of help from Brian Farmer, Jef
frey Spruill and Thomas Williams
who consistently forced the Rams
offense into poor field position.
Offensively, Chris Wilson
scored on touchdown runs of 37
and 42 yards, all in the first half.
Whit Holcomb added the final TD
on a 35-yard run and Stephen
Tyndall caught a pass for the PAT.
Daniel Gattis, Matt Duncan
and Andrew Sloan were the other
major contributors offensively.
Pee Wees The Falcons
scored touchdowns in the second
and third quarters and that was
enough to secure a 12-6 victory.
Jason Muldovan and Robert
Scott provided the TD runs thanks
to the excellent line play of
Antwan Lyons, David Konwicke,
Roger Kirkpatrick, Jay Blair and
John Kiger.
On defense, Mario Pitts set
the tempo when he picked off a
Tiny Rams pass early in the game.
John Skinner, Jacob Miko
laitis, Brian McFadden, Anthony
Scott and Kirkpatrick came
through with several key plays
during the contest.
Grayhounds
sides of the ball and scored-in
fvery quarter to reign supreme,
^ The Hounds scored early and
often. By halftime, they led 27-0.
Kevin "Hammer" McRae and
Shawn "Flash" Williford scored
two touchdowns apiece to pace
the offense.
Steven "Freight Train"
Gudger and Jake "Thumper" Pfaff
scored the other TDs, while Don
. aid "Bear" Hooper, Toure' "Light
ning Bolt" Ramscur. McRae and
Pfaff scored the PATs.
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Corey "Dynamite" Wither
spoon and Ramscur didn't score
touchdowns, but both had key
runs on several scoring drives.
Offensively, the Dolphins
never hfcd a chance. The Gray
hounds defense was so effective
that the Dolphins never made a
first down during the whole game.
Pee Wees The Gray
hounds offense and defensive
units were in synch, paving the
way for a 32-0 victory. After lead
ing 12-0 at the half, the Hounds
put the game away in the second
half with, a three-touchdown out
burst ? V ? ?
Defensively, the Hounds
forced four Dolphins' turnovers
that resulted in three TDs. In the
second quarter Garjay Stepney
picked off a King pass to stop a
drive. Then Teon Petree came up
with an interception and ran it
back 30 yards for the score.
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In the second half, the
defense didn't let up. Andrew
? Leinbach forced and recovered a
- fumble that led to a Hounds TD
and Chad Mitchell recovered a
fumble that led to another score.
R.C. Horn fired a 25-yard TD
pass to Dennis Evans in the first
quarter to start the scoring.
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Z In the third quarter, Clindcll
McCullough's 45-yard run to the
King five, put the Hounds in posi
tion for their third TP of the day.
On the next play, Horn connected
with Brocken "Leggs" Kiger for a
touchdown pass. McCullough
scored the PAT to give his team a
19-0 lead.
Dennis Evans and Randall
Brown scored the final two TDs
of the game on runs of 35 and five
yards respectively. Evans also
scored one PAT.
Junior Midgets The Dol
phins were buried early as the
Grayhounds triumphed, 43-0.
This game was over almost as
quickly as it started. At the end of
the first quarter, the Hounds held
a commanding 21-0 lead.
Tyson Patterson and Brian
Mclntyre did some long distance
damage to the- Dolphins. Patter
son, who had three TDs, ran 70
and 80 yards for two bf his scores.
Mclntyre scored on a 60-yard run.
Jontai Griffin and Stephen Wol
ford scored the other touchdowns
for the Grayhounds.
Patterson and Jason Marion
scored two PATs each, while Jim
DcRose and Charles Bcaslcy
scored one PAT.
On defense, the Hounds were
relentless. Marion picked off a
Dolphins pass and ran it back 45
yards for a touchdown. Ryan
Ottati also had an intrcccption and
Beasley recovered one fumble.
Junior Bantams The
Dolphins look a brief lead, but
were ambushed the rest of the
way as the Grayhounds prevailed,
42-6.
King surprised the Hounds
early in the first quarter, scoring
on a 50-yard pass play to take a 6
0 lead. But after that it was all
Hounds. Fender Cates "scored two
TDs to lead the attack. Deeron
Simmons, Adrian Beasley, Mar
vin "Hollywood" Foster and Tim
"Bull" Marsh scored the other
TDs for the victors.
Cates' second touchdown was
set up when Simmons caught a
short pass and ran 70 yards to the
Dolphins one-yard line. Foster
also included himself in the act
courtesy of his 35-yard run that
set the stage for Beasley 's short
romp to paydirt.* Beasley, in turn,
set up Cates' first score when he
intercepted a pass ancLrapJt back
42 yards.
Marsh scored the final TD on
a three-yard run in the fourth
quarter after Damon Frazier
reeled off a 25-yard run.
In addition to his touchdown,
Foster was successful on all three
of his FAT kicks.
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End zone
bound
Antoine Smith of the Falcons
Junior Pee Wees sets his
sights on the end zone. But
the Tiny Rams Kevin Turner
(35) gives chase to hopefully
prevent ar touchdown. For
more Pop Warner photos,
please see page B4.
Photo by T-Lee
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