The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 10

1 PAG SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1968 THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAR 0 I A Right Greer Rips Bulldogs With Ease GREER Greer High's Yel wjmm-, 11 Wave, c. A s. I I x- 4- I mist- Callaham booted the conversion and gave the Mustangs a 7-6 lead, which turned out to be good enough to win. The back-breaking touchdown pass came with 7:16 remaining in the final quarter. With only 1:34 left to go, Easley quarterback Bill Fortner was chased into the end zone and couldn't get out.

Palmetto tackle Phillip Gosnell put a bone-crushing tackle on the Wave signal-caller and dropped him in the Easley end zone for a Palmetto safety. Easley tried an on-side kick, which they recovered, but it was nullified when the Green Wave was detected for being offsides. The Mustangs then received the ball and ran out the clock to hand Easley its second defeat in nine games. Palmetto is also 7-2 on the season. TEN Ball Bounced EASLEY Palmetto, shut out for three quarters, broke loose in the final period and upset Easley, 9-6, in a Western AAA Conference game Friday night at Brice Field.

One bounce of the football brought the Mustangs from a six-point deficit to the come-from-behind win. In the fourth quarter, Palmetto quarterback Keith Campbell dropped back to pass following the reception of a Green Wave punt at the Palmetto 33-yard line. Campbell lofted the ball downfield and a Wave defender tipped the ball. But Mustang halfback Buster Wooten was in the right place at the right time. The speedy back snatched the ball out of the air and scampered 67 yards to score as a surprised Green Wave defensive unit looked on in awe.

Mike UNION Woodruff, the number three ranked team in state high school football competition, scored 20 quick first quarter points here Friday night to down the hosting Union Yellow Jackets, 34-7, in an Eastern AAA battle. Alert defender Ricky Cherry picked off two wayward Jacket passes to set up two tallies in the first half running one back 45-yards. Willie Stevens scored the first TD when he raced 64-yards on Qiy 11 Woodruff Over Aiken (64) watches his Easley teammate score while Palmetto players, Phillip Gosnell (74), Donnie Lovelist (61), Mike Hood (88) and Buster Wooten (12) look on. (Greenville News photo by Louis M. Burress) EASLEY Doug Bridges (10), Easley quarterback, falls into the end zone to score the lone touchdown of the first half against Palmetto here Friday night.

Bridges plunged over from one yard but the extra point was no good. John Victor At Slater Union, TR Rambles To 67-0 Win Third Victory Trojans Roll By Walhalla low Jackets ground out tour touchdowns, two by James Hawkins and two by Alex Dobson, and then coasted in with reserves for an easy 28-7 football decision over Berea at Greer Friday night. Greer started the Bulldogs on the way to their ninth straight loss of the season wnen ena Keith Hannon recovered a Berea fumble on the three-yard line. Three plays later, fullback Hawkins bucked over for the first six-pointer. Reig Chesson kicked all four extra points for Greer.

Still in the first Quarter, the Yellow Jackets drove 48, yards in seven Dlavs for another TD, climaxed when Hawkins drove in from three yards out. Greer Halfback Dobson took 1 1. a pitciiout trom quaneruac Johnny Kay in the second quarter and raced 64 yards down the sidelines for the most spectacular play of the game, giving Greer a 21-0 halftime lead. The two teams traded TD's in the third quarter with Greer around right end on a nine-yard scoring first as Dobson went romp to paydirt, ending a six-play, 53-yard drive. Included in that drive was a 29-yard scamper by Dobson.

Chesson's kick gave the homestanding eleven their final margin of 28 points. Berea got on the scoreboard against Coach Phil Clark's reserves by driving 80 yards, mostly on the ground. Halfback Dennis Bayne went over center from two yards out for tne six points and quarterback Jason Alexander passed to end Dale Robertson for the extra point. The win was Greer's fifth of the season, against four losses. Scoring summary: Berea 0 0 7 07 Greer 14 7 7 028 Berea scoring: TD-Bayne: PAT-Robertson.

Greer scoring: i TD-JIawkins 2, Dobson 2 I PAT Chesson 4. Graniteville Nips Barnwell GRANITEVILLE Barnwell High's Warhorses took a 6-0 lead over Graniteville High here Friday night, and then watched the home team score twice and win, 12-9. The Warhorses scored first on a 29-yard pass from Quarterback Denny Forshay to end Stewart Nilsen, giving the visitors a 6-0 halftime lead. Forshay kicked a 25-yard field goal for the 9-0 margin in the third quarter before Graniteville got their offense moving in high gear. Graniteville halfback Ken Wydner scored both of his team's touchdowns, from two and four yards out.

Scoring summary: Barnwell 0 6 3 09 Graniteville 0 0 6 612 Barnwell scoring: TD Nilsen; FG Forshay. Graniteville scoring: TD Wydner 2. pmrnr'AT, atvfhttsfmfvt Ill COP STORAGE 'A ti 1 Reedy Cup Regained ByGCC The Greenville Country Club regained the Reedy Cup Friday by outpointing rival Green- Valley, 42-ll, on the Greenville layout Greenville Country dub pro, Dutch Hood, parred the course with a 72 to gain 3 points for his selected band of women participants led by club champion Mary Galloway who also notched three points in tne special possible nine-point scoring system used in the competition. Hood and Mrs. Galloway were paired against Green Valley's best in club pro Jim Van Norman and champion Wilhelmina Clary and came up wiht a 8Vi point sweep.

The remaining field was made up of the 10 top handicapped women golfers of each club. Persons on rigM represent tht Greenvilil Country Ciub. Dutch Hood (3), Jim van Norman (0); Mmv Oatlowav (3), Wllhelmtrw Clary (0); Hood-Gkwwy 2Vi), NormaiC4ry Jnnv Andoraon fV). SMrtw Dudtm f2V2); Maria Kesaler to), Crwrlotta Rignev (3)j Aodarson-Kenlar (0), Duprea- RKwvev 13). iBetty Norwood (2), WHvma Prultt (l)j Rosa Ashemora (3).

Betsv Summers (0)1 Norwood-Ahemora (3), Pruitt-Summar (0). Ruth Couch (3) Boots Houston (0); Steve Adair (3), Catherine McNamara (0); ouch-Ada ir (3), HoustorxMcNamar Betty Ctlfw (3), Mariana Chandtea Rachel Mrrin (3), kit pearce Cllne-Merritt (2'A), Chindlet-Peerc (Vi). Oot Ciary Beth Llnrfw ti'M. Bootsv Townea (Wi (3), Kay MHIer (O)i Clary- Linder (2M) Townes-Mlller (M Total: GreenvWle Country CJub Green VMley Country Club Wh. Chaps Drop Ware DALLAS, Tex.

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COTTAGE LEONARD ALUM. 906 No. Pleoiontburg Dr. 11 Uijp-iiF WALHALLA The Carolina Trojans scored in every quarter to take a 33-7 Western AAA Conference decision from Walhalla here Friday night. The Trojans picked up 224 yards on the ground and racked up 12 first downs to.

only four for the Razorbacks as Carolina ran its record to 3-6. Walhalla is 3-5 on the season. Jimmy Von Hollen got the first Carolina TD when he, tallied from three yards out. Maret Cobb converted and the Trojans led 7-0 after the first quarter of play. Carolina came back in the second period to score when Bobby Brewer hit Kerry Fennell with a 12-yard scoring pass.

Brewer Seventh Win Easley held a 6-0 intermission advantage when the Green Wave drove 49 yards with a 32-yard jaunt by Gary Youngblood the big play. Quarterback Doug Bridges bolted over from one-yard out for the lone scoring of the first half. Johnny Leslie's PAT was good but a five-yard penalty nullified the kick and Leslie had to try again. This time he missed. The Green Wave defense held Palmetto to no first downs in the opening half but the explosive Mustang offense opened up in the second half to overtake the deefnding state Triple-A champs.

Palmetto 0 0 0 9-9 Easley 0 6 0 0-6 Palmetto scoring: TD Wooten PAT Callaham Safety. Easley scoring: TD Bridges. tossed to Sloan for the score from 30-yards out. Phillips also converted. Union put six on the board following a 99-yard fourth quarter campaign capped by Garner's 70-yard toss to Delmuse Barfield.

Steve Jolly added the point after. Woodruff was not through with the Yellow Jackets, however, as Dunaway unloaded another 12-yard scorer to Mike Sumner after tailback Stevens raced 26 yards for the setup. 'Phillips added his final conversion. Woodruff 20 7 0 7-34 Union 0 0 0 7-7 Woodruff scoring: TD Stevens, Sloan 2, Anderson, Sumner; PAT Phillips 3. Union scoring: TD JJ arilela PAT-Jolly.

Hamp Auld Carolinas PGA Champ FAYETTE VILLE N. C. (AP) Hampton Auld of Raleigh shot a closing 73 Friday for 210 and a one-stroke victory over Sonny Ridenhour for the 38th annual Carolinas PGA cham pionship. Ridenhour, of High Point, was five strokes down starting the final round of the 54-hole tournament but caught Auld on the first nine and held a one-stroke average advantage at the turn. Auld, whose victory was worth $1,000, pulled back even on the 11th hole with a par and then parred the 18th to nip Ridenhour by a stroke.

Ridenhour had a three under Dar 69 for the final round and collected $700 for sec ond place. Defending champion Bobby Mitchell of Danville, also closed with a 69, but his 214 left him in fifth place behind Nor man Flynn of Lexington, S. and George Smith of New Bern, who finished at 213 on respec tive rounds of 69 and 72. Ware Shoals Romps Over Crescent IVA The Ware Shoals High Hornets scored in every quarter to whip Crescent, 33-7, in a WEBACH Conference football game held here Friday night. The Hornets got on the scoreboard in the first period when Willie Freeley galloped 60 yards to score and then added the extra point for a short lived 7-0 lead.

The Tigers came back and knotted the count at 7 all when Cary Wiles went over from one yard out. The score was set up on a 60 yard pass interception by Glen Gable. Mike Stewart added the placement. Ware Shoals took a 14-7 lead to the dressing room at halftime after scoring in the second period. Jim Skinner capped a 50-yard march on a two yard run and Johnny Evans ran the point after.

The Hornets buzzed their way to two more touchdowns in the third period. The first came when Melvin Miller took an 11-yard scoring aerial from Tom my Weeks and the second was also made by Miller, when he hauled in a 34-yard pass from Freeley. Ware Shoals final TD was scored in the 1st quarter when Terry Border intercepted a Crescent pass and returned it 20 yards to the end zone, Border then placement. added the Ware Shoals 7 7 12 7-33 Crescent 7 0 0 07 Ware Shoals scoring: TD Freeley, Skinner, Miller (2), Border; PAT Freeley, Evans, Border. Crescent scoring: TD Wiles; PAT Stewart.

34 7 47-yards for a score with Anderson converting. Robertson also scored again, this time on a 10-yard carry and Anderson booted the PAT. Phillips then tossed another TD to Dave Lyle for 25-yards. Butch James entered the game and threw to Lyle for the final tally of the half with Anderson converting for the extra point. Roger James greeted the Wave early in the third quarter with a 45-yard run for a score followed by Butch James' TD pass to end Marvin Anderson.

Butch James ended the rout when he passed to Phil Turner for a 20-yard score in the final quarter and Jim Morgan con verted on the run. Slater Marietta 0 0 0 00 Travelers Rest 20 27 13 7-7 Travelers Rest scoring TDs Tony Anderson, Robertson 2, Ray 2, Lyle 2, James. Wildcats Take 72-0 Victory WINNSBORO Quarterback' Wayne Renwick passed for four touchdowns and scored a pair himself in leading the Winnsboro Wildcats to a 72-0 romp over Buford here Friday night. The two biggest quarters for Winnsboro were the first and fourth when the Wildcats scored 20 and 26 respectively. The se cond and third were also pro ductive as 13 points were col lected in each.

Randy Flanders successfully started the rout when he scored on a 44-yard run early in the first penod and then Renwick took over. He first tossed a 41-yard pass to Ray Croxton, scored on a five-yard run, broke loose for 25 yards and came back with a three-yard plunge. He com pleted his first half output with a one-yard toss to Will Pope. George Coleman continued the assault when he broke loose on an 80-yard punt return before Renwick took back over. Renwick fired his final two scoring tosses when he hit Pope for 33 yards and Wx Joe Wilkes for ten yards.

Pete Steward had a seven-yard run and Ronald Sellars went over from one-yard to complete the rout. Buford 0 0 0 00 Winnsboro 20 13 13 26-72 Winnsboro scoring: TD Flanders, Renwick (3), Croxton, Pope 2, Coleman, Steward, Sellers, Wilkes; PAT-Thigpen, Gedding 3, Ronalds. Blue Flame Gets 6-6 Deadlock PICKENS Daniels and Pick ens battled to a 6-6 tie here Friday night, following a scoreless first half in a Western AAA Conference game. Daniels broke the scoring ice on the third frame on a 21-yard pass interception and run back by Radge Duncan. The conversion failed.

Pickens could not move until the final quarter when Joe Far-ry almost single handedly squeezed out a TD from the stingy Lions. Farry recovered a Lion fumble at the Daniel 45 and carried six times for 16 yards including the one yard scoring plunge. The snap back for the conversion was fumbled and the game ended in a deadlock. Farry led all rushers with 54 yards in 12 attempts while Blue Flame receiver Randy Fowler grabbed four tosses for 80 yards. Pickens had 13 first downs for 205 yards total offense while Daniels had 6 for 109.

Pickens 0 0 0 66 Darnels 0 0 6 06 Pickens scoring: TD Farry. Daniel Bcoring: TD Duncan. Woodmont Is 31-20 Victor In Loop Game NINETY-SIX Quarterback Steve Chandler, on the first series of downs, turned a fake punt into a 56-yard touchdown pass to Don Caldwell, orbiting Woodmont's Wolverines to a 31-20 WEBACH AA football victory over ninety Six here Fridav night. Woodmont jumped out front with the first three touchdowns in this offensive duel and coasted home with its third win of the season againsst six losses. Ninety Six has a record of 1-8 now.

Woodmont halfback kept the explosion tactics going in the first quarter, scoring the Wolverines' second TD on a 73-yard jaunt around end on the first play after Ninety-Six has puntea to tne 27. Two long Chandler Dasses to Larry Sullivan, for 22 and 29 yairdis, 6et up the Wolves third tally, scored by fullback John Turner on a one-yard plunge. Ninety-Six got on the scoreboard in the first half when Buddy Crowder recovered a fumble in the end zone after Randy McFarland had plunged in for the points. Louie Murray passed to John Ek for 20 yards to set up the score started when Murray intercepted on pass on his own 26. Murray passed to Hancock for 16 and another Ninety-Six tally and ended the scoring by Jutting Jimmy Whitmire from 31 yards out lor a touchdown.

Steve Chandler hit Mike Chandler for 17 yards and a Woodmont TD, and Mike Trotter completed the visitors scoring by intercepting a Murray pass and running in from 35 yards out. Woodmont 12 6 7 631 Ninety Six 0 7 6 720 Woodmont scoring Galdwell. Pollard, Turner, M. Chandler, Trotter; PAT John Turner, Ninety Six scoring Crowder. Hancock, Whitmire; PAT Mur ray.

Bob Hewitt Downs Cox ABERAVON, Wales (AP) -Bob Hewitt, 28-year-old Australian-born South African, defeated Mark Cox of Britain, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 and reached the final of the men's singles in the DeWar Cup Lawn Tennis championship scries Friday. He meets Owen Davidson of Australia, who defeated Gerald Battriek of Wales 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 in the title round. Bears Race By Chapman the second play of the game and Danny Phillips converted. Cherry then snared the first Ronnie Garner pass and Deedie Dunaway turned it into a score with a 38-yard pass on the next play to flanker Johnny Stone. Phillips again converted.

Dunaway tossed to Greg Anderson for an 11-yard strike later in the opening stanza to cap a 91-yard drive. Early in the next quarter, Cherry sparkled with his 45-yard interception and Dunaway again galloped 17 and 15 yards to set up the score. Cobb converted again. Larry Cobb's three-yard run out the Trojans on the scoreboard in the third period while Maret Cobb galloped four yards and Brewer hit Von Hollen with a 25-yard scoring pass in the fourth period. Hershel Nichols fired a five- yard pass to Tommy Gillespie for the lone Walhalla TD in the final period.

Carolina 7 7 7 12-33 Walhalla 0 0 0 7-7 Carolina scoring: TD Von Hollen 2, Fennell, L. Cobb, M. Cobb; PAT M. Cobb 3. Walhalla scoring: TD Gillespie; PAT Fuller.

quarter. Jimmy Black took a two-yard scoring pass from Randy Scott and Collins followed with the placement. Roland Drake scored the next Bear touchdown on a one-yard plunge and Mike Thompson passed to Black for the point after the 27-0 halftime lead. The third period saw Belton-Honea Path rally again. Thompson unleashed a 37-yard scoring strike to Jimmy Clark and Collins was true on the conversion.

The Bears' final touchdown appeared in the last quarter when Campbell scored again this time on an 11-yard run. The point after failed. Chapman 0 0 0 00 Belton-Honea P. 13 14 7 6-40 Belton-Honea Path scoring; TD-Campbell (2), Greer, lack, Drake, Clark. PAT-CoUins (3), Black.

Rattlers Bow ToWestside Homer Mattress scampered 10 yards to score the winning touchdown for the Westside Rams in a 14-7 win over Lincoln here Friday night. The Rams scored in the opening period when George Gannt galloped 10 yards and Richard Calhoun added the PAT. But a third quarter run by Lonnie Teasley put the Rattlers back in the game. Teasley sprinted 70 yards and Perry. Smith booted the conversion.

But Mattress's galloped lifted the unbeaten Rams to another win. Westside 7 0 0 7-14 Lincoln 0 0 7 07 Westside scoring: TD Gantt, Mattress; PAT -Calhoun 2. Lincoln scoring: TD Teasley; PAT Smith. SLATER The Travelers Rest Devildogs racked up a 47-point halftime lead here Friday night and rolled on to down Slater Marietta's Green Wave, 67-0, in a Skyline AA Conference football clash here. Travelers Rest recovered an onside kick try at the Waves' 45 in the opening seconds of the game and scored on the next play when quarterback Mike Phillips passed to Tony Anderson.

Anderson converted on the second play. James Robertson scored on the next series of 'Dog downs on a 70-yard jaunt through the Slater team and Anderson again kicked the PAT. After an ex change of punts Travelers Rest tallied their final TD of the first quarter on a 35-yard run by Mike Ray. In the next stanza, Ray ran Prep Results Greenwood 56, Aiken 7 Camden 27, Columba 7 A-C Flora 14, Dreher 14 (tie) Wade Hampton (Greenville) 21, North Augusta 14 Palmetto 9, Easley 6 York 6, Blacksburg 0 Daniel 6, Pickens 6 (tie) Kershaw 29, Fort Mill 28 Olympia 7, Lexington 7 (tie) Airport 20, Dentsville 7 Eau Claire 38, St. Andrews 0 Greer 28, Berea 7 Lower Richland 38, Chester 21 Spartanburg 7, Dorman 6 Bishop England 13, Walterboro 6 Summerville 54, Berkeley 0 Bowman 7, Branchville 0 East Clarendon 13, Fur man 0 Lake City 32, Timmonsville 0 Marion 7, Myrtle Beach 0 Holly Hill 32, St.

Matthews 7 Bells 14, Estill 0 Wade Hampton (Hampton) 7, Ridgeland 7 (tie) St. George 25, Harleyville-Ridge- ville 0 McClenaghan 14, Conway 12 Blackville 20, Swansea 12 Dillon 13, Winyah 7 Howard 20, C-A Johnson 2 Manning 46, Hemingway 0 Loris 27, Lake View 20 Chicora 28, Charleston 6 Graniteville 12, Barnwell 9 McColI 27, Latta 13 Cheraw 54, Aynor 7 Socastee 33, Hannah-Pamplico 6 Norway 12, Hardeeviile 7 St. John's 46. St. Paul's 7 Beaufort 34, Carlisle Military 18 St.

John's (Darlington) 26 Southside 13 Bishopville 21, Kingstree 6 Tide Downs Dorman, 7-6 SPARTANBURG Spartan burg High managed to win its second straight game over Dorman, 7-6, in a 4-A Conference football game held here Friday night. Spartanburg's Sam Houston turned in the defensive gem of the night in the final quarter when he caused the Cavaliers to fumble after driving down to the Crimson Tide 31-yard line to save the game for the cross-town visitors. Dorman got on the scoreboard first in the opening period when Jim Morgan broke loose and scampered 88 yards to score but the try for the point failed. Held scoreless in the first period. Spartanburg got its touchdown in the second quarter when Donald Jennings scored from two yards out to climax a 6yard drive.

Blcky Hallighan's 34-yard pass to Mike Duncan was the big gainer in the series. Ray Monroe's conversion proved to be the margin of difference. Spartanburg 0 7 0 07 Dorman 6 0 0 0-6 Spartanburg scoring: TD Jennings; PAT Monroe. Dorman scoring: TD Morgan. BELTON The Belton-Honea Path High Bears pounced on Chapman for a lop-sided 40-0 Western AAA Conference football triumph here Friday night.

Belton upped its overall record to 7-2 while Chapman suffered its ninth straight lacing. The Bears rang up 13 points in the first quarter to put the game out of reach. Gene Campbell scored the first touchdown on a three-yard run and Terry Greer followed on a four-yard jaunt. Dean Collins added a conversion after the Initial touchdown. Belton-Honea Path added two more touchdowns in the second Pacolet Down Cowpens, 24-0 i IDEAL FOR WINTER 1 3 -h gr-i-- Hj'- Ls.

ii 'nrifn i Minim IM Min't1ftiJ COWPENS Pacolet Indians raided Cowpens here Friday night and made off with their sixth win in the Piedmont AA conference with a score of 24-0. Pacolet scored 18 points in the second period starting with a 12-yard touchdown by Ricky Motts on a blocked Raider punt. Quarterback Bobby Guyton passed to right end Roy Harris for 68-yard and 4 2 -yard touchdowns. The extra point conversion attempts were no g(Ind'the fourth period Craig Banks passed to Donnie Padgett for 11 yards and the final score of the game. Cowpens threatened once in the fourth period when they drove deep into Pacolet territory but efforts were stalled as time ran out.

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