Hawks Down Mountaineers In Home Finale
ML Holly High
Posts 13 To 6
Loop Victory
Kings Mountain pushed over a
quick touchdown early in the
game at City Stadium last Fri
day night but was unable to hold
the hard-charging Mt. Holly for
> ward wall the rest of the way and
bowed 13 to 6 in a Western ( AA)
conference game.
Jim Kimmell, Mountaineer tail
back, tripe-threat, busted over
right tackle on the fifth play of
the game, <rut back to his left and
scooted 42 yards for Kings Moun>
.tain's only score. Guard Robert
Davis' placement try for point
was wide to the left
Kings Mountain recovered a
Mt. Holly fumble on the first
scrimmage play of the game to
set up the score.
A blocked punt and an inter
cepted pass set up the two scores
for the Hawks of Mt. Holly high,
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TH ? TAR0ST1 C K
KM MH
?? 6 13
Score
Touchdowns running 1 1
First downs running .... 0 3
First downs penalty ... 0 1
First downs passing ..... 2 ? t
Yards gained rushing ... 80 80
Yards lost rushing 26 3
Net yards rushing ..... 54 7?
Passes attempted ...... 13 10
Passes completed ....... 4 3
Yards gained passing . . 34 55
Net scrimmage gain ?. . 88 132
Passes intercepted by ... 1 2
Yards run-back ......... 5 27
No. of scrimmage plays
(not counting punts
and penalties) ....... 32 39
No. of punts 7 4
Ave. distance punts . . 20 41
Punts had blocked ...... 2 0
Yards punts returned ... 29 10
No. of kick-offs 2 3
Yds. kick-offs returned .. 48 17
Kick-off average 39 39
Number fumbles 1 2
Ball lost on fumbles ..... 0 1
No. of penalties 3 4
Yards lost penalty . . 10 50
TOTAL YARDS GAINED
IN GAME (add yards .
gained run - back punts
kick-offs and intercept
ed passes to .net rush
ing. passing, penalty
gains) 220 196
one near the end of the first pe
riod and the winning tally mid
way in the final quarter.
Davis kicked to the MH 25 to
Fulback ^Ted Waldrop who re
iturned 9 and added one. on the
llrst line play but fumbled.
Kings Mountain recovering on
the MH 35.
Kimmell passed to Wingback
Billy Shytle incomplete on the
20. Fullback Don Bumgardner
picked up 4 but KM drew five
yards for backifield in motion.
Kimmell ran 42 yards for a tou
chdown.
Davis kicked -but MH was off
side and drew ;jve yards. Guard
Paul McGlnnls kicked ito the MH
36 and End Chunk Black return
ed 8. Tailback Andy Carpenter
tossed a long, high pass that End
Dickie C&rpenter hauled in on
the KM 30. good for 34 yards and
a 1st down. Tackle Johnny Wike
was thrown out of the game and
MH penalized 15 yards for un
sportsmanlike conduct. Kimmell
intercepted Carpenter's pass on
the 24 and ran it back five yards.
Bumgardner picked up 8, Shytle
recovered his fumble for minus
7, Kimmell passed incomplete to
Blocking Back Jim Cobb and
Touchdown passing
Total first downs .
1
2 5
Play-by-Play
Kimmell punted short out of'
bound on the MH 44, when rush
ed hard.
Wlngback Bonnett Kistler lost
one, A. Carpenter was stopped by
Cobb after 3 and T. Waldrop's
pass IKi incomplete. A. Carpenter j
purued to \he KM 10 to Shvtie
who returned 8.
Kimmell was stopped. Bum
gardner added 2 and Kimmell's
quick kick was blocked by Guard j
Ronnie Estridge, Tackle Robert
Lee recovering on the KM 5.
Kistler ran over for the first
score on a reverse. Guard Dickie
M?Mackin downed A. Cat-pen tor
after a bad center pass on the try
for point. , . . i
Bumgardner returned Tackle
Joe Huffstetler's kickoff li> yards
as the quarter ended. Kimmell
gained a yard and passed incom- ;
plete to End Fred Tate. Bum
gardner added 4 and Kimmell's
punt was blocked by D. Carpen
ter, Kimmell recovering on the
KM 18 with the ball going over.
. End Don Flowers stopped T.
Waldrop- for no gain. MeGinnis
downed Wingback Lonnie Nor
wood after a yard. T. Waldrop's
pass fell Incomplete. A. Carpen
ter was stopped after four yards
but KM was penalized 5 yards
from the KM 11 where a holding
penalty was called, giving the
Hawks a 1st dawn on the KM 6.
A. Carpenter was stopped and the
Hawks drew 15 yards for hold
ing on the next play. Shytle broke
up A. Carpenter's pass to Black.
A. Carpenter's pass to Norwood
was good for 11 yards but he
threw over the end zone on a
fourth down pass and. the ball!
went over on the 12.
Bumgardner's 4 was cancelled ,
as KM drew 5 for offsides. Klmr J
mell's pass to Shytle netted a
yard, Kimmell picked up 2 and
quick kicked 30 yards to the KM
40 to A. Carpenter who returned
6.
T. Waldrop picked up 3, A. Car
penter lost one as Tackle Charles
Mauney came in to down him
and T. Waldrop's pass was in
complete. A. Carpenter punted
into the end zone.
Bumgardner picked up 3, Kim
mell's pas to Shytle fell incom
plete on the 50 and Kimmell fail
ed to gain as the half ended. ?
Second Half
Huffstetler kicKed off to .the
KM 12, Kimmell returning 27
yards. Fullback. Walter Griffin
picked up two and Kimmell five
but Shytle was stopped for a loss
of three, penalty KM offsides re
fused. McGinnis' punt was par
tially blocked and was downed
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STATISTICS
RUSHING
Rings Mountain
Player Tries G L Net Ave.
kimme'l 7 45 10 29 4 2
Buragardnor 8 3) 0 31 3 9
Griffin 1 2 0 2 20
Shy-Up 3 2 .10 8 2.7
Mt. Holly
Kistler 10 51 1 50 5.0
R. Waldrop ' l 3 0 3 3.0
A. Carpenter 10 21 2 IS 19
T. Waldrop 4 4 0 4 10
Woi'wood 3 1 0 1
PASSING
Kings Mountain
Passer Att. Com. Int. Yds.
Kimmell 13 4 2 34
Mt. Holly
A. Carpenter 7 3 1 55
T. Waldrop 3 0 0 0
KM Receivers
?r?fl To Gained
Kimmell Shy tie. 1,2.13
Kimmell Riser 18
MH Receivers
A. Carp. D. Carp. 34. 10^
A. Carp. Norwood n
I* ? touchdown play).
on the MH 35.
A. Carpenter went under cen
ter in a T- Formation, picked up
4, passed Incomplete and added
a. Back to a single wing. Kistler
picked up two and a 1st down as
the Hawks gambled on fourth
try. Kistler took a pitch?out from
A. Carpenter and ran 11 yards for
a 1st down. A. Carpenter added
2, Norwood was stopped for no
gain, T Waldrop added 2 and A
Carpt-n.er faked a pass on fourth
down and raced to his left but
was stopped for no gain and the
ball went over.
Bumgardner picked up 2. Kim
mell s pass to Tate was incom
plete. Kimmell lost 9 trying to get
* f^ass ?" anc* punted to the
MH 40, A. Carpenter recovering
his fumble for a 4 yard runback.
Kistler picked up six on a pit
chout and A. Carpenter 3 but MH
drew 15 yards for holding. Kist
ler picked up 9 on the pitchout
play but A. Carpenter was held
to o as Kimmell came in to make
the tackle. Carpenter punted out
on the KM 23. - '
Shytle was stopped for minus
1 on a reverse , Bumgarner pick
ed up 4 and A. Carpenter inter
cepted Kimmell's pass on the KM
3a to set up the winning score
with a 9 yard runback.
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Kistler picked up 8 on the pit
chout but was stopped through
the line. A. Carpenter added 2
and a 1st down on a qb sneak.
Kistler picked up 6 through the
line and T. Waldrop one. A. Car
penter lost a yard trying to pass
and then lofted a fourth down
spiral high into the air and D
Carpenter pulled it down in the
end zone for a touchdown. Nor
wood ran the point.
Flowers ran Hiiffstetler's kick- 1
off back 5 yards to the KM 42.
Kimmell threw a strike to End
Johnny Kiser, who was Jn the
clear, but the ball zipped throu
gh his hands on the MH 35. Bum
gardner picked up 3 and Kim
mell's pass to Shytle was good
for only 2 yards. Kimmell punted
out on the MH 31.
Norwood was stopped on a T
play but Kistler ran a SW re
verse for 4. Fullback Ruben Wal
drop picked up 3 before Center
Bob Hul lender downed him and
A. Carpenter punted to the KM 10
to Shytle who handed off to Kim
mell on a runback for 21 yards.
Kings Mountain took to the air
and picked up two first downs in
a row, only ones or the game.
Kimmell passed to Shyle for 13
yards but on the next play lost 7
as he was rushed hard and was
unable tb throw. Kimmell hit Ki
ser on the MH 45 for 18 yards and
another 1st down but R. Waldrop
the next toss ?n the i
MH 20 and returned 18 yards as
tha game ended.
Tackle Gerald Valentine, who
Injured a knee In the Newton
game, did not see action for
Kings Mountain. Guard Robert |
Junior College
Leaders Collide
Boiling Springs ? Saturday is
i ho big jay- m (he Carolina# Jun
ior College Conference. That's tt)e
da>\ Gardner-Webb and Ldes
McRae will settle first place in
the league. Both teams own 4-0
family rtjcords.
The Bobcats, -coached by, Fred
i Dickerson, have been conference
I champs for t he past three cam
paigns. Thus far this season,1
they have beaten North Green- ,
-vilie 2Q-0, Mars Hill 20-6, Bre
vard 01 -0, and Ashvilie Bilwnore
13-0. They have a well-rounded
team, usihg a 2-platoon system.
Leading the offensive machine,
are David Hambrlck, Bob Reid,
Clayton Gilstrap, Bobby Peters,
Floyd Patrick, and Joe Bolen.
J Bolen. star End coming from Mt.
Airy, is tiie top point-after
touchdown maker in tlu> J. 0.
Loop. Two seasons ago, -G-W and
the Bobcats met on the Banner
Elk grid-iron, with the underdog
Biilldogs emerging with a 0-0 tie.
The Bobcat.* will he 7 or 10 point
! favorites for Saturday's battle, j
G-W has defeated North Green
iviile 21-19, >t5rs Till I 32-13, Bre- ,
vard 39-0,' and P. J. C. 51-0. They-"
have rolled up 7-1 -first downs,
Davis saw considerable action nil- i
though missing practice sessions
for the game.
The lineups:
Pos Kings Mtn. Mt. Holly
LE ? McGinnls .... D. Carpemer
I LT ? Mauney Wike
i.LG ? McMaekin .. L. Waldroop i
C ? Hullender Dunn
I RG ? R- Davis ......... Estridge
RT ? Fisher Huffstetler
| RE ? Flowers Black
QB ? Cobb . . . Cogdill
J.RH ? Shytle Norwood
LH ? Kimmell .... A. Carpenter
| EB ? Bumgardner . T. Waldroop
Scoring Kings Mountain touch
down: Kimmell (12-yard run in
first quarter). Mt. Holly touch
down>?: Kistler, sub. for Norwood,
5-yard run in first quarter); D.
j Carpenter (10-yard pass In four
th quarter). Point after: Norwood
(line buck).
Substitutions? KM: ends, Tate,
Kiser, Jones: tackles; Crouch;
guards, Welch; backs, McCarter,
Griffin. MH: end, Holloway;
tackles, Brown, Lee; guards,
Meddors, Hendrix; center, Camp
bell; backs, R. Waldroop, Kistler.
Officials ? Charlie Ri.tchus, re'f
eree; George Hooker, umpire;
Bob English, linesman; Leo Falls,
Judge.
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