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Reprinted from the
September 12, 1963 edition of
the Kings Mountain Herald.
Mike Hufifstickler
Scores Two In ‘63
Opening Game
By Dick Woodward
Mike Huffstickler carried the
ball 19 times for 125 yards Fri-
day night as the Mountaineers
shut out the Cherryville
Ironmen 18-0 before an
estimated 4,100 fans in Cher-
ryville’s never-before-played-in
Rudisill stadium.
It was Kings Mountain all the
way as the Mountaineers took
the opening kickoff and raced 63
yards to score in nine plays. The
drive was aided by a 15 yard
penalty.
Larry Helms kicked off to the
Mountaineer 20 to Steve Baker
who returned 17 yards to the
Mountaineer 37. On first down,
Huffstickler cracked over his
right tackle for five yards, Put
nam lost one through the mid-
dle, and Huffstickler picked up
Kings Mouintain’s first first
down with a six yard off tackle
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plunge. From the 48, Pete Put-
nam was stopped for no gain. An
illegal use of the hands penalty
set the Mountaineers back to
their 33. It was second down, 25.
Goforth picked up eight on an
end sweep, and on third down
the Mountaineers crossed mid-
field with a Pat Murphy to Bo
Goforth pass good for 19 yards
to the Cherryville 43. Pat Mur-
phy sneaked one yard gain and a
first down on the 42. On the
next play an illegal use of the
hands penalty against Cher-
ryville gave the Mountaineers a
first and ten on the Cherryville
27. Murphy went to the airways
and found Goforth open near
the sidelines. The pass netted 19
yards. :
From the eight Murphy pitch-
ed out to Huffstickler who
skirted his own left end for the
score. Hubert McGinnis’ kick
was wide to the left and Kings
Mountain led 6-0 with 7:16 re-
maining in the first quarter.
Tonnie Ware boomed the
kick-off fifty yards to the Cher-
ryville 10, and Jerry Randall
returned to the 21. Kings Moun-
tain was charged with clipping
and the 15 yard penalty gave the
KM 18 - Cherryville
Ironmen a first down on their
36. On Cherryville’s first play #
from scrimmage Harold Davis SRR. wr
found an opening in the center po
of the Mountaineer line and bull-
ed his way for 14 yards and a
first down at midfield. Quarter-
back Randall picked up Cher-
ryville’s second first down with a
right end sweep which netted 14
yards to the Kings Mountain 36.
Bill Eaker cracked off tackle for
3, Davis hit off right tackle for 4,
and Upton and Eaker added two
each to the 25. It looked as
though the Ironmen were head-
ed for paydirt but a backfield in
motion penalty cost Cherryville
a down as Randall tried left end
for no gain and Kings Mountain
declined the penalty. On second
down Randall passed incomplete
to Blackwelder at the 10. A clip-
ping penalty was declined by the
Mountaineers and it was third
TACKLES — Front Row (1 to r): Glen Bolin,
Charles Ramsey, Jimmy Owens, Lyn Cheshire,
Hubert McGinnis. Back Row: Gerald Carrigan,
Mountain 37 where Baker attempt by Murphy fell in-
UD Saal
Dale Putnam, Presley Anderson, Chip Bridges,
Syd Carpenter, Steve Marlowe.
Ironmen and added six more
and 10, still from the 25. Randall
passed incomplete twice to
Blackwelder and the Moun-
taineers took over on downs.
Kings Mountain was unable
to move the football and Jimmy
Cloninger kicked for 29 yards to
the Cherryville 14 as the first
quarter ended.
Cherryville picked up a first
down to their own 38 with a
Randall to Davis pass which net-
ted 13, but one running play and
two incomplete passes forced the
Ironmen to punt from their 37.
Randall punted to the Kings
received the ball and returned 17
yards to the Mountaineer 48.
Two running plays later Kings
Mountain was again knocking
on the door with a first down on
the Cherryville 39, but an illegal
motion penalty cost the Moun-
taineers five yards. Huffstickler
swept left end for 3 yards and
Goforth caught a Murphy pass,
good for 6 more. At third and six
Murphy threw incomplete to
Richard White at the 20.
Another pass attempt by Mur-
phy fell incomplete to Richard
White at the 20. Another pass
complete and Cherryville took
over on downs at their own 37.
Three running plays and a
pass gave Cherryville a first
down on the Mountaineer 41
but a 15 yard clipping penalty set
the Ironmen back to their own
41, first and 25. Cherryville’s
longest gain of the night came on
the next play as Eddie Upton
took a double re- his own right
end for twenty verse handoff
and raced around yards, fumbled
on the Mountaineer 35, but
Larry Helms, Cherryville center,
picked up the loose ball for the
yards to the 29. From the 29
Randall attempted to sweep his
own left end and fumbled, but
recovered for a six yard loss.
Three incxomplete passes halted
the Cherryville drive and the
Mountaineers took over on
downs at their own 35.
Tony Ware kicked off for the
Mountaineers to start the second
half and Cherryville was unable
to move the ball. On fourth
down Randall kicked to the
Mountaineer 25. Kings Moun-
tain picked up two first downs to
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