Page 8—MIRROR-HERALD—Tuesday, October 28, 1977
Play Hnales This Week
Junior High Posts Wins
lOnga Mountain Junior
High swept a pair of
Western Conference
games from College Park
of Hickory Ust week, the
Jayvees winning 28-14
Wednesday In Hickory and
the varsity tsJclng a 14-8
decision Thursday at
Qamble Stadium.
The varsity Patriots are
now 4-1-1 heading Into their
final game Saturday night
at Shelby. The Jayvees are
8-1 and they host Shelby
Wednesday In their finale.
Alan Van Dyke meaked
over from two yards out
and Chiia Wright scored on
an 80 yard run In the first
period of Thursdsy’s game
here. Jeff Llneberger ran
for the two-point conver
sion following Wright’s TD
to give the Pats a 14-0 luJf-
tlme lead.
College Park scored Its
only TD with 47 seconds
left In the ballgame.
Coach Joe Speight,
whose club still has an out
side shot at the conference
title If It knocks off Shelby
Saturday, said he was well-
pleased with the effort
given by all of Its players.
“We had several players
coming back off Injuries
that played excepUonaUy
well,” he said, pointing out
Wright, Tony Boyce and
the others.
“Marcus Hager played
the best defensive game of
anybody we’ve had over
here In the last four
years,” he continued. “He
was all over the field and
made 12 unassisted
tackles.”
Others singled out by
Speight Included Jimmy
West, ’Tony Rainey, Boo
Robinson, Paul Ingram,
’Dm Bell, Mark B. Smith
and Mark F. Smith.
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Photo By Gary Stewart
SNEAKS FOR ’TD - Quarterback Alan Van Dyke ’Thursday’s Western Conference game with CoUege
sneaks over from two yards out for Kings Mountain Park at Gamble Stadium.’Hie Patriots ran their record
Junior High’s first touchdown early in the first period of to 4-1-1 with a 14-8 victory.
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’Die Jayvees got two'
touchdowns from Todd
Bell and one each from
Doug Wright and
Demetrius Goode as they
held on to their second
place standing behind un
beaten (6-0) Burns.
Bell scored on a 76 yard
kickoff return and a five
yard run, Wright ran one In
from 40 yards out and
Goode scored on a 48 yard
pass from Brent Bell.
Todd Bell and Wright
each ran for a two-point
conversnlon.
Ooach David Hart cited
Carlos Owens, Avery
Brier, Eric Borchert and
’Travis Bell for their defen
sive play.
Raiders
Remain
Unbeaten
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Alter Bala’s third
straight PAT, the Raid
ers held a commandable
lead of 21-7 and on their
next possession they
moved to the KM 18 and
appeared as though they
mig^t break the game
wide open. But Hall
Intercepted a pass in the
end zone to halt the
march.
Kings Mountain
stormed out after in
termission and quickly
got a 88 yard touchdown
run from Bell to get
back in the ballgame at
21-14, but South Point
iced the decision early
in the fourth quarter
when Davis went over
from seven yards out.
'The big play was a 88
yard pass from
Shepherd to Mitch
Painter which gave the
Raiders a first and goal
at the KM eight.
The victory was South
Point’s ninth in the last
12 meetings with the
Mountaineers.
’The Raiders romped
for 440 yards total of
fense, including 303 on
the ground and 137
through the air on six
pass completions in
eight attempts.
Grier led the ground
SLSsault with 129 yards in
14 carries, Davis added
96 in 20 tries and
Shepherdf had 47 in
eight carries.
'The game’s leading
rusher was KM’s Bell,
who picked up 133 yards
in 13 carries. The
Raider defense,
however, shut off the
rest of KM’s ground
attack, holding fullback
Robinson to only 22
yards in six carries and
HaU to just 16 yards in
10 running attempts.
Southwest
Standings
Teams W L
Shelby 7 0
S. Point 7 0
K. Mtn. 4 8
Chase 4 8
E. Gaston 4 8
Crest 8 4
E. Ruth. 8 4
R-S Central 2 5
N. Gaston 1 8
Bums 0 7
LAST WEEK’S RESUL’TS
S. Point 27, K. Mtn. 14
Shelby 14, Chase 8
E. Gaston 18, Crest 12
R-S Central 28, Bums 14
E Ruth. 19, N. Gaston 14
GAMESTHIS WEEK
E. Gaston at K. Mtn.
Chase at E. Ruth.
Burns at N. Gaston
R-S Central at Shelby
Crest at 3. Point
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