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Page 8A - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Thursday, September 7, 1995
THE YARDSTICK
KM C
First downs 9 10
Yds. rushing 153 136
Yds. passing 38 57
Passes 6-15-2 7-14-1
Fumbles lost 1 0
Penalties 13 65
Score by quarters: T
KM 000 0 0.0
4)
CR 7.14 7 0 8
C - Anthony Davis 19 run (Adam
Stewart kick).
C - Rock Kimble 76 pass intercep-
tion return (Stewart kick).
C - Davis 3 run (Stewart kick)
Cee 3
RUSHING
KM - Shane Logan 13-75, Corey
Jones 5-15, Lance McClain 8-13,
Marcus Smith 7-44, Ernest Wilson
1-7. Crest - Anthony Davis 12-78,
Travis Hamilton 2-17, Rusty
Spikes 12-41,
PASSING
KM - McClain 6-15-2-38. Crest
- Jamie Smith 7-12-0-57; Renaldo
Camp 0-1, Davis 0-1.
RECEIVING
KM - Logan 1-(1-1), Smith 2-
28, Barnes 2-5, Robbs 1-6. Crest -
Wylie Petty 2-32, Tyler Beatty 2-
12, Elliott Hartgrove 1-3, Spikes 1-
3, Hamilton 1-7.
JAYVEES
From Page 6-A
from behind with one second re-
maining. On the final play of the
half, Blanton passed to Allison for
the touchdown and Jones added the
PAT to make it 20-0.
Michael Surratt intercepted a
Kings Mountain pass at the Crest
17 yard line in the third quarter and
the Chargers drove to the KM 17
before a 28-yard field goal missed
on the first play of the fourth quar-
ter.
The Chargers’ final touchdown
came with 6:13 remaining when
Allison intercepted a KM pass and
returned it 50 yards for a touch-
down.
BESSEMER
From Page 5-A
back last year, has moved to tail-
back and has been very impressive.
Brick Hill has taken over the quar-
terback duties and is making good
progress.
"Their running game has the
possibility of making some very
big plays offensively," said
Massey.
Massey said the key to Kings
Mountain's success will be holding
onto ‘the football. | The
Mountaineers have committed nine
turnovers in their first two games,
and they've fumbled on many other
occasions but recovered the ball
themselves.
"We can't turn the ball over and
be a good football team," says
Massey. "We talk about it all the
time in practice and we're trying to
emphasize it. We're also going to
have to do a better job with our
special teams this week. If we con-
tinue to play as hard as we're play-
ing defensively, I feel like we'll be
in good shape.
"But the burden is going to lie
with the offense," he added. "We've
got to hold onto the football and
put it in the endzone."
Massey said the Mountaineers
need a big win going into their
open date next week, and he urges
the KM fans to come out in huge
numbers to support the team.
"We had a good turnout last
week at Crest," he said. "We appre-
ciate the support of the fans and
hope they'll continue to hang with
us."
CREST
From Page 5-A
Massey said. "We just made too
many mistakes. Our special teams
play hurt us. Not putting points on
the board in the first quarter and
the first of the second quarter when
we had those two drives down to
the 35 and 30 yard line, and then
two turnovers, hurt us. You can't do
things like that against an outstand-
ing football team.
"But I think Crest is a very good
football team and deserves all the
recognition they've gotten.
Hopefully, we'll take this game and
use it as a stepping stone and learn-
ing process.
"We played hard," he went on. "I
don't want to take anything away
from our kids. Even in the fourth
quarter we were flying around de-
fensively. I was a little disappoint-
ed in our execution in the second
half, but when you get down like
that sometimes you don't execute
as well as you should."
Senior fullback Shane Logan led
the Mountaineers in rushing with
75 yards in 13 carries, giving him
197 yards rushing in the first two
games. Marcus Smith added-44
yards in seven carries and also
caught two passes for 28 yards.
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