Taylor Chosen
Dave Taylor has been chosen as
Player of the Week. In addition to
his two touchdowns,Taylor
stopped one AKPsi drive with an
interception on his own four-yard
hne and saved another touchdown
by breaking up a pass in the end
zone. Honorable Mention goes to
Thurman Willis. WiUis caught a
game-tying touchdown pass with
48 seconds left in the game. The
reception allowed PKPhi to go
into sudden death play and defeat
the Outhouse. In addition to his
TD reception, Willis continually
made catches to keep PKPhi in
the game.
SPORTS
lumber 19,1969 THE CAROLINA JOURNAL Page 8
Taylor Led APO Defeats AKPsi
Harriers Finish Second In Meet
Dave Taylor scored two
touchdowns to lead APO
“Lovers” past AKPsi for their
fifth straight win.
From the opening kickoff, it
was all APO with their offense
and defense completely
dominating the game. George
Lloyd scored first for APO on a
30 yard pass from Doug Whitley.
Lloyd made the reception
between two AKPsi defenders and
stepped into the end zone. The
PAT was unsuccessful.
The APO defense contained
AKPsi’s offensive efforts and
forced them to punt several times.
Dave Taylor scored his first
touchdown on a short
down-and-out pass. Taylor beat
his man by several steps, received
the ball and then outraced the
defenders 40 yards to the
endzone. The point after was no
good and APO held a 12-0 lead.
The APO front line, anchored
by Jerry Hammond iong with
Mark Hardison, Bobby Wright,
Doug Kietzman and Joey Howell,
completely stifled AKPsi for the
remainder of the half.
APO kept their momentum
going and came out strong in the
second half. The “Lovers” got
their third score on a two pass
play. It started with a short pass
from Whitley to Mike Wade, with
Wade shpping past two defenders
and then hitting Larry Haulsee for
the score. The point after was
again unsuccessful and APO led
18-0.
Behind the blocking wall of
Mark Hardison, Joey Howell and
rookie Harold Hood, the APO
offense continued to control the
ball. Dave Taylor got his second
touchdown on a right end sweep
from his own 40 yard line. With
beautiful broken field running and
great downfield blocking, he went
the 60 yards untouched.
From there on it was only a
matter of time, and APO
successfully waited it out to take
a 24-0 win from the businessmen.
MIKE RIDGE,
UNC-C finished second in the
conference meet held at
Methodist College on November
8. The UNC-C Harriers placed
four men in the top ten finishers.
Runners wearing the UNC-C
brand finished fourth, fifth,
seventh, tenth, and eleventh.
Dan Dickenson, a Freshman,
M# r.
senior harrier.
finished fourth in the conference
and has been chosen as All
Conference.
The Harriers finished the
seacons with a 7-2 conference
record and a 7-8 overall record.
Prospects for next year look good
because the entire team, with the
execption of senior Mike Ridge,
will return.
Old Timers Turn Back Engineers
APO Wins Tug-o-Wor
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Behind their bone-crushing
sweeps and hard defensive rushes,
the Old Timers stomped the
Engineers for their fifth straight
win without a loss.
Wasting little time, the Old
Timers rolled their offense down
the field on well-executed sweeps
to either side. With strong
downfield blocking, John Short
thundered in for the first Old
Timer score. The PAT was no
good.
Daryle Robinson came up with
a seemingly impossible catch to
give the Old Timers their second
score. The PAT pass from Larry
Hoopaugh to Joe Turner was
unsuccessful and the Old Timers
held a 12-0 lead.
The Engineers cut the lead to
five points on a pass from Danny
Babock to Alpha Peace to Eddie
Frias. Babcock ran the point after
the halftime score was 12-7 in
favor of the Old Timers.
Larry Hoopaugh opened the
second half scoring for the Old
Timers on a 20 yard run. Joe
Turner caught Hoopaugh’s pass
for the PAT and a 19-7 lead.
Joe Turner made a fantastic
catch of a Hoopaugh pass to give
the Old Timers an insurance
margin. Turner caught the ball on
the goal line and fell into the end
zone for the score. The PAT
attempt was unsuccessful.
Time was on the Old Timers’
side, and it expired with the Old
Timers out in front 25-7.
Pi Kappa Phi
Shuts
Outhouse Door
Unfortunately for th*
Outhouse, there are 40 minutes
a game - not 36. For the first 3
minutes of the game, Outhous^
played ball control on offe.n^'
ana defensively they shackled tn^
PKPhi offense. The result was >
6-0 Outhouse lead going into tW
final four minutes.
Outhouse had scored early o" *
pass from Bill Shaver to
Owen covering eight yards.
Pat was unsuccessful. Neithe'
team could generate any offens^'
and Outhouse seemed destined t®
come away the winner by a sbi#
margin. But with time running i
and their backs against the wall.“
Kappa Phi came to hfe. .
PKPhi put together a sustain^^
drive and capped it on a 15 yat®
pass from Danny Kersh
Thurman Willis. The point aft®
was no good and regulation pw
ended with the score tied 6-6.
In the sudden death plaf’
PKPhi outdistanced Outhouse W
20 yards to secure the win.
Car Rally
Hot Rod White and
“Steamboat” Stewart, captured a
victory in the Recreatio"
Committee’s Rally last Saturday- ^
White was driving his ‘69 Mach 1>
and Stewart was the navigator.
The Rally started with 23 cat*
and lasted two and a half hours-
Bob Welch, then Recreatioj'
Committee Chairman, later said>
“The next rally is sure to P*
bigger and better, and anyon®
participating is in for some
fun.”
4iPI 1%
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APO captured the Tug-O-War Winnir^g^
crown last Wednesday by
defeating all teams entered in the
competition. AKPsi finished
second, losing only to APO.
the Tug-O-War
enabled APO to move ahead in
the overall team competition
standings with a total of 165
points.
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