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The momentum still seemed to
be in KM's favor as the
Mountaineers pulled on onside
kick to start the second half and re-
covered it at the Shelby 40. They
moved to the 12 yard line, where
the Shelby defense held again, and
Hopper came on to attempt his
third field goal. This time Shelby
broke through the line quickly and
blocked it.
The remainder of the third quar-
ter was an exchange of punts until
the final minute. Shelby took pos-
session on its own 12 and was
stopped on its first two rushing at-
tempts. But on third down, KM
was penalized 15 yards for tackling
by the face mask and on the very
next play, another 15 yards were
added for the same infraction and
all of a sudden the Lions were at
midfield.
From that point on, the momen-
tum began to change and Shelby,
which had been backed up deep in
its own territory most of the night,
began to get the good field posi-
tion. The Lions continuously ran
into the middle of the KM line for
three and four-yard gainers until
they reached the KM 13. Then
Jeffords faked a back into the line
and pitched out to Jermaine Jeter
How They Did It
KM S
Istdowns 10 14
Yds. rushing 141 121
Passes 3-13-1 8-14-2
Yds. passing 44 76
Punts 4-31 3-34
Fumbleslost 0 2
Yds. penalized 103 22
Score by quarters: T
KM3 30 0-6
SHO 0 0 14 --14
KM - Hopper, 30 field goal.
KM - Hopper, 31 field goal.
SH - Jeter, 13 run (Pauley kick)
SH - Shell, 12 interception return
(Pauley kick)
RUSHING
KM - Williams 10-80;
Lockhart 16-50. S - Jeter 9-61;
Littlejohn 19-38.
PASSING
KM - McClain 3-11-1-44. S -
Jeffords, 8-14-2-76.
RECEIVING
KM - Ross 2-35; S - Story 3-
+4; Gidney 3-34,
Mountie Runners
Win Pre-SW Meet |
Kings Mountain High's cross
country team will be going after its
first Southwestern 3-A Conference
title in the annual Conference Meet
Thursday at 4 p.m. at North Gaston
High School.
The Mountaineers won the pre-
Conference Meet last week at
North Gaston as six Mountaineers
finished in the top 15.
Leading the way for Coach
Steve Lazenby's runners was senior
Chris Henson, who finished third
overall in 18:43. John Forrest was
sixth at 19:02, Shane Sessoms
eighth at 19:15, Ronnie
Yarborough ninth at 19:19, Brady
Goforth 12th at 19:37 and Matt
Stout 15th at 19:47.
Barrett Rolls 362
In Duckpin Loop
Tommy Barrett rolled a 135 line
and 362 set to lead his team to
three wins over John Caveny in
Mixed Duckpin Bowling League
action Thursday night at Dilling
Heating.
Kenny Bridges also had a big
night for the winners with a 118
who went around right end un-
touched for the tying touchdown
with 10 minutes remaining in the
game. Kenny Pauley's point-after
from placement split the uprights
and Shelby led 7-6.
The Mountaineers' offense had
long since bogged down and, after
the ensuing kickoff, the Mounties
ran three plays and punted. Little
did they know at that time that they
wouldn't touch the ball again until
the final minute of the game.
Shelby took over on its own 35
and controlled the line of scrim-
mage to run almost nine minutes
off the clock. The KM defense fi-
nally stopped the Shelby drive at
the one yard line with 1:02 remain-
ing.
The Mountaineers were forced
to pass to try to get back into the
game. McClain hung up a long
pass down the right sideline intend-
ed for McNeal, but two Shelby de-
fenders batted it away. On second
down, the Mounties tried to pass in
the right flat but Shelby cornerback
Ray Shell broke in front of the KM
receiver and intercepted the pass
and waltzed into the endzone with
the clinching score.
After ‘the kickoff, Kings
Mountain was able to pick up two
first downs, including one on a
pass interference penalty against
the Lions, but it was too little, too
late.
"You have to give a tremendous
amount of credit to Shelby," Hicks
said. "But it was real disappointing
for us. This is the first time since
I've been coaching here that we
were actually able to line up with
them with equal personnel. Even
though we beat them in 1985 and
1986 they had much more team
speed that we did. We'd watered at
the mouth for the day we could line
up with them and this year we
could do it. But execution-wise and
intensity-wise we didn't get the job
done.
"Going into the eighth game of
the season, you should be very pro-
ficient at what you're doing; but at
times we just seem to draw a
blank. We've just got to keep work-
ing on what we've been doing and
hope our intensity level picks up a
little bit and get back to doing the
things we had done so well in the
last three weeks."
Thursday, October 26, 1989-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3B
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line and 318 set. Joann Myers led
the losers with a 115 line and 320
series.
i In another match, Ronnie
be Scruggs won three games from
) Allen Myers. Bill Myers led the
a winners with a 116 lie and 331 set
ih and Scruggs added a 107-315.
i Allen Myers had a 130 line and
Wy 343 set for the losers. Bobby
i Rathbone added a 115 line and
i" ‘Scott Myers had a 313 set.
- Jayvees
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go-ahead touchdown, scored by
Grier on a one-yard burst up the
middle. Grier's 35-yard run set up
the score. Ruff ran for a two-point
conversion to make it 8-0.
Kings Mountain added its final
touchdown early in the third quar-
ter on a 27-yard run by Ross.
Coach Bumgardner David
Jenkins for his blocking on offense
.and Diron Bell, who intercepted
two passes, and Chris Davidson for
their effortson defense. T h e
Mounties travel to North Gaston
tonight and host East Rutherford
next Thursday in their final game.
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