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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1995 - Page 17 By JEROME RICHARD Chronicle Sports Editor Glenn overcame five first half turnovers and scored late in the game on a halfback pass to beat neighboring rival East Forsyth, 14-6, Oct. 26 in non conference junior varsity football , in Kernersville. The win ning touch down came with 3:44 to play on a 52-yard pass from half back Lamonte Stephens to Kevin Witherspoon as the defensive back missed knock ing down the ball by an eye lash. Darnell Payne bulled over for the extra point as Glenn won for the second time this J.V. Football LA p Jn TV y\ii> </<?<//> // v / 1/ .((///1 ^ < : I ii r \ \ t li ,i I ;. s t llt^/l S| .1' ! v J)f// ,, ,////( /( /// I w , \ ? In i' (>, i ? h Iich flu \ nut in junioi w// ^ l \ \ 111 i i I (I I i / v ? \ . / -,. / // ( \ I, ? i a i- \ ( mi f t ri iu i 11 \ til' />li! lilt I'll I1 III I ll i till fii (/ II i II11 \ (i III III ^ I il \f s I'll u in +Late-game halfback pass lifts Bobcats past East Forsyth season. It stands 2-7 overall, while East Forsyth fell to 3-6. "I thought the effort was there," East Forsyth coach Phillip Beeson said. "Our defense rose to the occasion for most of the game. We were in the coverage we wanted on the touchdown pass, but Glenn executed well. We tipped the ^ ball and they caught it. You 'have to give them credit." Glenn sweated out the vic tory, which could have been much easier had the Bobcats not turned the ball over five times in the first half, four times within scoring distance, 'it was npt a good first half with five turnovers," Glenn coach Eddie Hawley said. "East did a good job stripping thevball. It's hard to establish momentum when you turn the ball over." East Forsyth capitalized on one of the Bobcats' turnovers when defensive back Joe Con rad intercepted k pass that rico cheted off the shoulder of receiver James Evans and scooted 94 yards untouched to give the Eagles a 6-0 lead. The interception was Conrad's sec ond of the game. He also picked off a pass on Glenn's opening possession to thwart a drive. East Forsyth's Blake Lind say and Barney Harris recov ered fumbles in the first half, while Jeff Chaffm snared two loose balls for Glenn as the teams combined for seven turnovers in the error-prone opening half. Glenn came out focused like a laser in the second half, taking the kickoff and march ing to the East 12-yard line behind the bull-like running of Stephens, Payne, and Willie Gore, but did not score. The Bobcats pounded die middle of the East defense tin\e and again in the second half, a strategy "We felt we could do some s#t GLENN page 20 !te IpS \ Photo by Johnny Wilson Joe Conrad returned an interception 94 yards against Glenn for East Forsyth's only touchdown in a 14-6 loss. Paisley Tops Philo as Middle School Volleyball Begins By JEROME RICHARD Chronicle Sports Editor Kaitlin Bell served 12 con secutive points, including six aces, in the second game to rally Paisley Middle School to a 15 13, 15-9 girls volleyball victory over Philo Oct. 25 in the season opener for both teams. Philo led 9-3, in large part to the serving of Shannon Snyder j respectively, when Bell stepped ! to the serving line in the second game. Her low, line-drive serve, ! which sank sharply once across the net, wasn't returned on first serve to make the score 9-4. Bell then found a weak spot in the Philo defense, rifling four con secutive aces to the middle of the court about three-quarters deep as the stunned Tigers watched helplessly as Paisley pulled within 9-8. The Panthers tied the game at nine when Philo was unable to return Bell's sixth serve. After a Philo timocpgt, Bell's seventh serve glanced Off the shoulder of one of the Tigers and sailed out of bounds as Paisley took its see PAISLEY GIRLS page 23 M.S. V-BaM - and Amy j J Thompson, I I who served J three and five j p o i n t s , | ?Paisley and Philo boys stage see-saw battle in opener By JEROME RICHARD Chronicle Sports Editor When Robby Mills* third of eight consecutive serves tied Paisley with Philo, he looked over and smiled at Paisley coach Van Monroe. At that moment Monroe knew there was no need for concern. In the end there wasn't as the Panthers posted a 15-12, 16-14 victo M.S. V< ry as middle school vol leyball got underway in Forsyth County Oct. 25. Ji As the scores indicatr' Paisley didn't have an ea< time against Philo despii Monroe's professed lack c?f concern. The teams traded serves for much of the match, neither able to establish much momentum. Paisley trailed 6-3 in the opening game when Mills began serving. After tying it at 6-6, he served five more win ners to give Paisley an 11-6 lead. Two more points off serves by Joel Justus pulled the Panthers within two points of victory at 13-6r That's when Philo's Curtis B&rnette took command. He served the see PAISLEY BOYS page 23 All But One Pop Warner Conference Championship Pairing Settled By JEROME RICHARD Chronicle Sports Editor All but one conference championship pairing was settled Oct. 28 during, the last weekend of regular season play in the Pop Warner Football League. Championships pitting the top two teams in each conference of the Junior Pee Wee, Pee Wee, Junior Midget, and Junior Ban tam Divisions will be held Nov. 4. National Conference games will be played at Mineral Springs Elementary School and Ameri can Conference teams will square off at Northwest Middle School. The winners will play for the league cham pionship Nov. 11 at. South Stokes High School. The only undecided pairing as the Chronicle went to press was in the Junior Pee Wee National Confer ence. The team opposing top seeded Lewisville Nov. 4 for the conference title was up in the air after Mount Tabor, behind 351 rushing yards and five touch downs from Monte Anthony, tied Kernersville for second place by beating the Raiders 39-6 Oct 28 in a must-win situation. The teams win meet Oct 31 in a one game showdown for the right to play Lewisville. Anthony scored on runs of 55, 65, 6, 46 and 57 yards as he carried the ball 12 times. He has scored 24 touchdowns this sea son. Demond Davis scored the Falcons* other touchdown on an 18-yard run. Mount Tabor was led defen sively by Jamaal O'Neal with five solo tackles and seven assists. Derek Nicholson had four solo tackles and three assists for the Falcons, while Rashund Edmunds notched three solos. The Winston-Salem Gray hounds will tackle the Pfafftown Packers in the Junior Pee Wee American Conference champi fif ALL page 22 4 * + * i 40 PT -?:i is* ^Mar ?';:"-? ? ~ ? ^ ^' >?; *i% , * >? * ? ? ? -T> / ? I .* t % <* N Hnloky KkaMMi Pitt The Winston-Salem Pee W#i Vikings completed an undefeated regular season Oct. 28 and will face Lewisvtile for the conference championship.
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