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JOOOOOOO' X .".X/XJ .Fender Motor Co.lssl NEW STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES RECAPPED 78 SERIES HIGHWAY TREAD >13” MUD &SNOW >14“ Plus N.C. Sales Tax Recapable Tire *2.00 For Mounting & Balancing TRUCK TIRES RECAPPED $2700 $29°° HIGHWAY TREAD MUD & SNOW TIRE 750 x 16 Includes Installing With Recapable Tire Highway 70, Black Mountain 669-6464 (kOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO '11m- Owen High Warhorses xick'il iimilhcr iriuni'ih lo I his seasons mi again off again vvnrlil III MAI' fool ball with IIS . -li \ ... . itvcr Sylva Web s IT II. is game represent ed Owen's Iasi chance fur a trip (i ihe state playoffs ami the Championship is still in "lieyam i' ami could end u;> in a liree way le If Sylva Webster defeats Kasl Hen derson and Hendersonville lieat.s Madison. Sylva Webster. Owen and Hendersonville have each lost one Conference standing 5-1 Owen lias overall the best record with an 8-1 standing It could be a iwo way or three way ne only this week will ell. Tlmse true Owen Warhorse fans never once doubted their team would come through. They knew they had proven their capabilities again and again, but it was the team's own confidence and ability that proved it the equal of Sylva-Webster and, with the aid of Ricky Miller's third quarter conversion kick, one point better. There were any number of heroes for the Warhorses, but none stood out more than quarterback Renter I<ong. In addition to directing a strong, consistent, time consuming ground attack, long set up Owen’s touchdown with a 34-yard punt return to Sylva-Websler’s 20-yard line, and with 26 seconds left in the 4 a rhorses Whip Sylru-U eb.>lrr, 7 - 6 One Step Nearer State Championship uainc intercepted >1 Sieve Streater pass, end mu In Ragles' bid for died eighth straight win Kerner long directs die offense, runs back kicks and plays urea' defense." said Owen Coach Dennis links He is as good as an\ alhlele around. He just hasn't gotten heallenlion some olhers have ieeeived " long spenl mueh of he night on offense handlin’ lie liall :o fullback Kandy Seim. A strong runner. Scot; was qune capable of handling call after call against the Ragles He finished ihc night with 118 yards on 33 carries, one effort going for one yard and Owen's lying score with 47 seconds left in :he third quarter. Coach Hicks stated. "It was a supreme team effort 1 knew we could take he game as long as we kept our cool." We made two big mistakes, two penalties, in their scoring drive. Other :hen that, we played a really good ball game.” Coach Hicks in his first year at Owen has had the best record since the learn of 1966 which went 10-0 for the season only to lose the Championship io Sylva Webster. The Warhorses came very close to taking the lead near the end of the first half, but time ran out with Owen on Sylva-Webster’s three yard line. "My major concern at the half was our confidence," said Hi' k W .hi nnlicd -lit' • Mall teal well dewt hr field nil linin' .f i h Win'll we in ill 11 hidi m il again m I e ^ei "nil .ill our iiin ihIi'hie ii.jH in i'il even mure «w.i' l ine nr did ill die Di'Uinnini "I In year was miniii mi self as a earn and <s ii ii.in ini' siaff. .n the . j.ile Mai ‘hampionship." link' -.aid This name nniuh: was amdher bin step ui ha three inn." Wien wi mik ever al i Iwen and saw what we had, we derided as coaches we had n do if1" hinns." said Hicks. We wen1 back io basic lundamemal foot ball We don’t do anythinn fancy on the field And we worked on what we fell was our bingest problem he confidence of our kids." Heroes of the fiame'.’ They all were as these statistics from the Coaches show. Kerner Cong — Passed 6-3-1 for 27 yards. Randy Scott Rushed 32 imes for 118 yards. 1 TD Kerner latng - Returned punt 36 yards to set up winning 11 > iint'l i ojrell il^ in • * ' quanrr o kill Sylva's ‘i chaiioc OWK.N DKKKNSK TKAM KKFORT hjids Tern lA-dford. Bruce Kdmoiistone; I.B'ers. Tim Wnuht. David Kurd. Tim Kami's. I racy Reese: Tackles. < iary McIntosh. Ken Dotson. Del. Hacks. Kerner I oiii;. Hi ad IcVIne and Bobby Wilson (IRKAT INDIVIDUAL KKFORT Bedford. Kdn.onsinne. : I' •!■(! Mrh Katie's . Kdninnstonc slop;**! wi. i mi, version. Kurd and McIntosh, crucial ;>lays. Ini and 4:li down situaiions SI’K* 1AI.IST TKAMS Tri'iiicndiius Job S>lva averaged ? III-. per name on kicking gainc Had none vs Warhorses last :t years Kylva l.as ran back 29 ;iass interceptions for TD’s. none against Owen. Sylwi-Webster'.- workhorse •>as iuiiiiu' Kent Dillard, who ; licked up 127 on 27 carries. He no .si of his .ardattp in the -mind and fourth juarters when he Kanles pu' onether loin; drives Dillard carried for most of he yardaue in Sylva Webster's second quarter sciirint: effort, but quar erback Strealei carried the final yard for the ouchdown. Sireater's run for the two point conversion was stopped wo yards short. STATISTICS UTTLK MAC DIVISION HHUW tOWolllt Ootn Srl¥0-W#n$tor East Honor ton Mountain Montano *•»» Hondarion Coni, w L t 1 I i 4 4 5 I Mltcholl Madlton Warhorses Made It A Gratifying Homecoming Visi him alumni and :he iresen' student body a O.H.S. ad a must u r a t i f y i n k Uiineeoiiuiig as the Warhorses shu nu Kas: Henderson 21-0 ut a key MAC battle a: Owen. Randolph Scott scored two of he Warhorses ouchdowns. The victory cave the Warhorses a te with Hen dersonville for second place in he I .it t le Mac Division with a 4-1 slate and raised Owen’s overall record :o 7-1. Owen broke quick with Scott plunging one yard .0 paydirt, capping a 73 yard drive from he opening kickoff. Brad Terry Ledford Reaps Double Donors Terry I-edford, a 160 lb. defensive end for the Owen Warhorses won dual honors for his team for his out standing defensive play against the East Henderson Eagles on Oct. 22. He was selected Jaycee Buncombe County lineman of the Week and the Western Citizen Times area lineman for his performance in the Warhorses 21-0 victory. Ledford, one of the few seniors on the Owen team this year was credited with nine individual tackles and nine assists in the important Little MAC Division encounter. He also intercepted two Eagles passes returning one TERRY LEI iui a iuuuiuuimi. Terry had been splitting duties with Goure. The coaches knew he could really play good ball but somehow could not find the right niche for him. They seemed to do so against the Eagles and he really rolled. Congratulations Terry! U'vine added the extra point o give the Warhorses a 7-0 lead. East Henderson took control on its next possession and drove to Owen’s eight yard line before the Warhorses’ defense stabilized to halt the march. Owen opened the second quarter with momentum in its favor, but it was late in the period before the Warhorses were able to score again. This time Scott broke loose for 21 yards and Levine added the conversion attempt to give Owen a 14-0 lead at intermission. Terry I-edford got Owen’s final touchdown in the third quarter when he returned an intercepted pass-his second of the night as Owen’s defensive backs captured a total of four 38 yards for a score. Levine's kick made the final margin 21 0. •This was a key game for us,” said Owen Coach Dennis Hicks. "We’ve had real young kids and we’ve been waiting I for them to find themselves and mature. It seems like they did tonight.” ”We still made a lot of mistakes,” Hicks continued. ‘We should have scored at least 42 points tonight.” I^dford was the games top defensive performer with nine unassisted tackles and nine assists to go with his two in-! terceptions, while Scott took offensive honors with 67 yards rushing on 13 carries. The loss dropped East Henderson's record to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the con ference. Owen's ranking among area 4-A, 3-A teams before the game was sixth. They have now been moved to fourth place. )FORD Read The Classified Ads Rustic 4 bedroom. 2 bath home available in Rhodendron and North Cotton Ave. Garage and family room space in basement, lovely decks for relaxation. Plenty of storage area. $33,000.00.' Available soon. 3 bedroom tri-level in Sourwood Ridge. Buy now and choose your carpet colors. Fireplace. 2 baths, eat in kitchen. $34,900. Scenic view drive, 3 bedroom home in quiet neighborhood. Excellent buy. loan assump tion available. 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