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Drummond Fulfills Contract Against Parkland with Rushing Yards
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mond's attention.
"We kicked him off the team
for a short time," Mount Tabor *
coach Lonnie Pulley said. "Com
ing from Pop Warner, which he
played last year, he would do the
? same things as in Pop Warner and
you can't do that in high school.
"We had him sit out for a
week and when he came back we
had him sign a contract of things
we asked of him, like running
three gassers after practice. He's
gotten to the point where he runs
them by himself without having
to be told, and he'll even say,
'Coach, I'm going to run now.' It
was best for the kid and the team.
Now Gene smells success and
wants it. He wants to play foot
ball/'
That was obvious against
Parkland as Drummond used sec
ond effort, determination, and
speed to score on runs of 13 and 2
yards, the latter after a brilliant
run in which Drummond looked
trapped along the sideline on a
sweep, spinned, put his hand
down for balance, and then cut
across the grain for a 16-yard
pick-up to the Mustang's 5-yard
line. He scored two plays later to
give Mount Tabor a 20 9 hcriftime
lead.
"This was a typical game for
Gene," Pulley said. "He is a
slasher with speed."
Drummond's 13-yard sweep
gave Mount Tabor a 7-3 lead in
the first quarter after a 30-yard
field goal by Parkland. The Mus
tangs regained the lead at 9-7 on
a seven-play, 56-yard drive,
capped by quarterback Mike Far
rar's 12-yard touchdown pass to
Shaun Williford.
The Spartans responded on
their next possession, going 43
yards for a touchdown when Wal
ter Hauser bulled over from the
two to pu: he host ahead 1 3-9.
rh: ihird quarcr featured
ball a rol by both teams. Park
land took the second-half kickoff
and drove 67 yards in 5:56, scor
in" when Ron Cook ripped up the
iinJdle from eight yards out to
pull the Mustangs within 20-15.
Not to be outdone, the Spar
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Photo by Johnny Wilton
Everyone has their eyes on the ball as Parkland receiver Anthony Redd
(white 9) attempts to haul in this pass. Defending are Mount Tabor's
Brian Shipp (9) and Antoine Hughes.
tans mounted a 60-yard march
that culminated in a 9-yard touch
down pass from Brian Gaither to
Rico Standi to give Mount Tabor
a 27-15 lead at the end of the
third quarter.
"Our big problem was we
only had a half day of school
today and we had no control over
what the kids did-after they left
school. We don't know if they
went home and napped or if they
went out running around," said
Parkland coach Rodney Mash
burn, whose team evened its
record at 2-2 with the loss. "I do
know we weren't focused for this
game. We didn't want to play
tonight.
"But Mount Tabor has a good
team and they pounded the ball.
We knew they were a good run
ning team and we knew what
they were going to do. We just
didn't stop it"
Mashburn thought when his
team scored to begin the second
half that it might shake the Mus
tangs out of their lethargy, but not _
even that worked.
"We tried a bit of everything
to find a weakness in the Mount
Tabor defense so w c could get
moving, but when v?e c get
close, it seemed something would
happen to stop us," Mashburn
said.
Mount Tabor gained 229
yards on the ground as Hauser
complemented Drummond's out
put with 82 yards on 12 carries.
The Spartans picked up 65 yards
through the air.
"The offensive line blocked
- very wellV' Pulley, whose
team improved to 3- 1 . "We were
short on the varsity this week and
the junior varsity line worked on
the scout team against the varsity,
and I think it helped. They came
off the ball well tonight.
"This team is beginning to
get character. At the first of the
year everyone had their own per
sonality because we had a lot of
young guys from Pop Warner. We
told them to forget Pop Warner,
everyone is a star in Pop Warner.
They now believe in the team
concept. This is Mount Tabor
High School, not Walter Hauser
High School or Gene Drummond
High School. The kids have real
ized that, and that is why we are
now having success."
Park|and amassed 224 yards
of total offense with 155 coming
from the arm of Farrar, who com
pleted 14 of 21 passes and one
touchdown.
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