Fund Raiser
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Carver High School faculty
and disc jockeys from radio sta
tion Power 97 combined to
defeat rap group Public
Enemy , 100-58, in a basketball
fundraiser for Yellow . Jacket
non-revenue athletic teams
Sept. 14. Story and more photos
on page 3. , J
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Falcons Nearly Sweep All Divisions
% The Mount Tabor Falcons
jSwept the Win$ton-Salem Indians in
all divisions, except Pee Wee Sept.
17 as the Pop Warner Northwest
Midget Football League completed
its third week of play. .
. The Falcons improved the 3-0
0 in the Flag Division, beating the
Indians 6-0 as Marcus James'
scored tlie game's only touchdown.
^"TALCONS 14, indIans^T
Derrick McConnell scored twice,
once on a 60-yard kickoff return to
start the second half tr> lead tht* Fal
cons past the Indians in Mitey-Mite
action.' v " .
The Indians took a 6-0 lead to
the dressing room at the half before
McConnqll's kickoff return gave the
Falcons a 8-0 lead as Monterio
Davifc added the extra point.
McConnell later scored on 8 40
yard gallop to seal th? victory as the
Falcons improved 1-0 with th&
victory.
FALCONS 26, INDIANS 0:
The Falcons amassed over 400
yards of total offense and Monte
Anthony scored three touchdowns
as the Falcons won the Junior Pee
Wee contest to improve to 2- 1 .
The winners sped to a 20-0
fi it-half lead as the offensive line
of Anthony Kimbrough, Andrew
Sloan, Jeremy Bailey, Josh Powell,
and David Summers spearheaded
thr attark,-Chris Griggs scored once?
and Jamaal Conley and Chris Key
added extra points. The Falcon
defense was led by Michael Wright,
Chris Jones and Mario James.
INDIANS 7, FALCONS 6:
The Indians claimed their only vic
tory of the day in tfre closest game
of the day when they slipped past
the Falcons 7-6 in Pee Wee Divte
sion play. , ' . : ? ;-*?
FALCONS 28, INDIANS 0:
The Falcons used scoringdepth to
turn back the Indians in Junior
Midget action. ? i
Four players crossed the goal
line as the Falcons improved to 2-0
1 in, the ntandinga. Travis Holcomb
Fayb, Tremaine Kapp, Jon Adams,
and Sean Elliot scored for the win- i
ners and Adams added all the PATs.
Derek Chisholm intercepted a pass
for the winners and Johnny Barnes
*and Shelton Davis were credited
with fine defensive play. /
TITANS~26, FALCONS 20:
The Titans jumped out to an early
12 0 leadr-then weathered srFalcon"
rally before finally pulling away in
the latter stages of the Sept. 10 game
to record the victory in Junior Pee
? Wee action.
Lewisville wasted little time
lighting up the scoreboard when
Keith DiHon hit paydirt in the open
ing minutes of the contest for a 6-0
lead. Moments later Chris Paul
scored on a short run for a 12-6
advantage as the shellshocked Fal
cons regrouped. Monte Anthony got
'the Faltuns back in the game with a
60-yard touchdown scamper as the
half ended with the Titans on top
12-6. 1;
Anthoay gave the Falcons their
first lead with a 40-yard touchdown
jaunt to open the second half and
ariflffri the extra point for a 13 12
advantage. The Titans regained the
lead at 20-13 before an interception
returp by Dillon for a touchdown
pushed the margin to 26-13. The
Falcons staged a last-gasp rally
when quarterback Chffs Key tound~
Anthony on a 40-yard scoring pass
with lessjthan a minute to play and
Antwan Steele added the PAT f&r
the final margin.
FALCONS 21, TITANS 0:
The Falcons used offensive depth
and a^ smothering defense to shut
out the Titans in Junior Midget
action Sept. 10.
Three players scored for Mount
T;:bor, starting with Tremaine
Kapp's 12-yard run. Jon Adams
added the extra point. The winner's
second touchdown was set up by a
pass from quarterback Steve Hair
ston to Travis Holcomb-Faye,;cul
minating in Holcomb-Faye's first
down scamper for the touchdown.
Adams' second PAT of the contest
gave the Falcons a 14-0 haJftime
lead.
Mounts Tabor ad Jed an insur
ance touchdown after intermission
when Hairston and Adams connect
ed on a scoring pass and Kapp
added the extra point. -
The Falcons' Shelton Davis,
Joe Phillips, Derek Chisholm, and
Johnny Barnes were credited with
-fine defensive play; ?
Fop Warner Standings
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Mt. Tabor
Pfafftown
King
Vikings
W-S Rams
Mitey-Mite
WLT
3 0 0
2 0
2 0
3 0
0 3 0
Vikings
Mt. Tabor
King
Pfafftowrr
Jr. Pee- Wee
Overall
3 0 0
2 1 0
0 1 0
un ?
Conf.
0 0 0
0 0 0
000
0 0 0
0 0 0
Conf.
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
irrro
I
Kernersville
Grayhounds
Lewisville
W-S Indians
Walkertown
Mitey-Mite
WLT
3 0 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
20
Walkertown
W-S Rams 0 3 0
0 0 0 Lewisville 1
Conf.
000
000
000
000
J) 0 0
Jr. Pee-Wee
Overall Conf.
Kernersville 2 0 0 0 0 0
W-S Indians 111 000
Grayhounds 12 0 000
000
000
Pfafftown
Vikings
W-S Rams
Mt. Tabor
King
Vikings
Pfafftown
Mt. Tabor
W-S Ranis
King
Pee- Wee
Overall
3 0 0
1 2 0
1 2 0
02 I
0 1 0 ?"
Jr.Midget
Overall
3 00
2 0 0
2 0 1
1 1 0
000
Pee-Wee
Conf.
0 0 0
00 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Conf.
000
0#
0 0 0
0 0 0
00 0
Grayhounds
Lewisville .
W-S Indians
Kernersville
Walkertown
Overall
3 0 0
2 0 1
2 1 0
0 2 0
0 2 0
Grayhounds
Kernersville
Lewisville
Walkertown
W-S Indians
Jr.Midget
Overall
11 1
Q 2 0 '
020
02 0
020
Conf.
000
000
000
000
0 0 Q
Conf.
000
000
000
000
000
Jr.
Vtktngs
Pfafftown
W-S Rams
Mt. Tabor
King
Bantams
Overall
TO 0
2 00
1 1 0
1 2 0
020
Conf.
0 0 0
000
0 0 0
00 0
0 0 0
Jr. Bantams
? OveraH
Grayhounds
Lewisville
Kernersville
W-S Indians
Walkertown
0 0 0
Conf.
000
000
000
000
000
FLAG
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
i l i
3 0 0
I W-S Vikings
Mt. Tabor
Pfafftown
W-S Rams
King
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
WLT
3 0 0
3 0 0
2 0 I
1 1 1
Walkertown
W-S Indians
Kernersville
Lewisville
W-S Grayhounds
0
0
0
r>
2 0
2 1
2 1
3 0
3 0
Results of
Sept. 17
W-S Greyhounds vs. W-S Rams
t
Flag 6- 1 9
Mitey-Mite 30-0
Jr. Pec Wee _ 19-7
Pee Wee " 33-0
Jr. Midget 36-0'
Jr. Bantam , 36-0
W-S Indians vs. Mt. Tabor
Flag . 0-6
Mitey-Mite " 6-14
Jr. Pee Wee 0-24
PeeWee _X4 -
Jr. Midget- 0-28
Jr. Bantam - - 6-12
Lewisville vs. King
Flag
Mitey-Mite
Jr. Pee Wee
PeeWee
Jr. Midget
Jr. Bantam
Kernersville vs. Pfafftown
12-14
20-6
n/a-n/a
40-7
n/a-n/a
36-0
Flag ' 7-21
Mitey-Mite 18-0
^rrFeeWee _ 19-6
PeeWee 0-35
Jr. Midget 0-36 . ;
Jr. Bantam ?* 0-25
Walkertown vs. W-S Vikings
Flag 0-24
Mitey-Mite 7-6
Jr. Pee Wee 6-36
PeeWee - 0-34
Jr. Midget 0-28
Jr. Bantam ~ n/a-n/a
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