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PAGE TEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 1 967 THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 39-7 In Playoff Game Long Run For Travelers Rest Travelers Rest Rolls By Abbeville Abbeville scoring: TD The score Friday night was almost an identical reversal of the playoff meeting between the two in Abbeville in 1958. Abbeville 0 0 0 7-7 Travelers Rest 13 20 6 0-39 Ayers. PAT-BulL Travelers Rest scoring: TD Phillips, Robertson, Wood, An- derson, James 2. PAT-Wood 3. SATURDAY MATINEE 10 A.M.

his second touchdown midway in the third period when he grabbed an Abbeville fumble in midair and dashed 35 yards to the end zone. Abbeville recovered a Travelers Rest fumble at its own 25 with 52 seconds remaining. From a spread formation, Billy Johnson passed to Jimmy Ayers for a 75-yard scoring play. Bobby Bull ran the extra point. Travelers Rest had the upper hand in statistics, 17-8 in first downs and 341 to 195 yards in total offense.

ond quarter on a three-yard run after Robertson's 34-yarder had eaten up most of the 49-yard march. Wood ran the conversion. With 5:33 to the half, the Devildogs grabbed an Abbeville fumble at the 49. Phillips promptly hit Anderson in the open and he went all the way. With 1:09 left, Rick James intercepted another Panther pass at the Abbeville 45 yard line and raced it to the end zone.

Wood's run made it 33-0 at intermission. James, a junior guard, scored MR If a teal lag treat fer everybody in every fenuly I WALTER BRENNAN PHIL HARRIS- BRANDON deWILDE SIDNEY POITIER A WARNER BROS, picture TO HAMPTON PLAZA Thurmond Falls In Playoffs, 7-0 By FLETCHER FERGUSON TRAVELERS REST The Travelers Rest Devildogs tamed Abbeville, 39-7, here Friday night in a Class-A Upperstate football playoff. The win sends coach Chico Bolin's club into the Upperstate finals against Winnsboro next week, the latter also with an 11-0 mark. Travelers Rest was alert to every opportunity, cashing in on three Abbeville fumbles and a pair of interceptions. A fourth-down penalty against Abbeville gave travelers Rest an opportunity to keep a first- quarter drive going and enabled quarterback Mike Phillips to go in from the one or the first touchdown.

Danny Wood ran the extra point. Along the way, Phillips passed to Tony Anderson for 26 and James Robertson had a run of 23 yards. With time running out in the first period, Robertson scored from four yards out to cap a 45-yard march. Wood contributed a run of 16 yards in the drive. Wood scored early in the sec- Greenwood 0 7 0 07 Gaffney 3 0 14 0-17 Greenwood scoring: TD Huntley; PAT-Seigler.

Gaffney scoring: TD Rice, Wyatt; FG-Huskey; PAT -Huskey 2. BOBCATS HAVE who's advance to the semifinals of the State Class A playoffs. Pictured for Abbeville are John Bowie (58), Skip Davis (57) and Bobby Bull (38). (News Piedmont sports photo by Ben-nie Granger) TRAVELERS REST Tommy King (33) halfback for Travelers Rest, breaks loose on a 30 yard run to set up a touchdown during Friday night's game here against Abbeville. Travelers Rest romped past the Panthers to IN TRIPLE A BATTLE Turns Back Greenwood, 17-7 PLUS "SMOKEY" MOUNTAIN MAGIC GREENVILLE'S NEWEST FINEST THEATRE LEEMARVIII VP0IMTBUMK FREE SMOKING L0GE 'RUMPELSTILTSKIN" Nov.

24 and NOW SHOWING For AH Ages To Enjoyl ff i than EVER! Gaffney GAFFNEY The Gaffney Indians came back in the second half to defeat the Greenwood Emeralds, 17-7, and redeem a scoreless tie of last year in a Triple A game here Friday night Gaffney 's 9-2 record for the; season bettered last year's by i one game. The Indians took a three-1 Seneca Keeps Merest Without RUSHING RECORD SET Crescent, Alexander Bomb Laurens, 25-0 AND COLOR CARTOON COLOR SHOWS 1:50, 3:40. 5:30, 7:30 9:30 25 II a.m. and I p.m. Adm.

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Alexander made his season total 2,390 yards and his scores made 29 touchdowns this year. Crescent ended with a 9-1-1 record finest in the history of the school since consolidation in 1956. As Alexander's No. 11 was retired, Coach Dick Kight called Bob the finest high school halfback he had seen. Several college scouts watched the game.

Fullback William Bradberry BARNWELL Wade Hamp ton of Hampton brought Strom Thurmond's 10 -game winning string to a jarring and final halt here Friday night as the Red Devils won a Class-A Low-state playoff game, 7-0. Wade Hampton, with a 7-3 record, meets the winner of the Lower Richland Lake View playoff for the Lowstate Class- A title next week. The Red Devils scored in. the third quarter when they took the second half kickoff and marched 76 yards. A nine-yard pass from Donald Brant to Sammy Hazle clinched the drive and Red Peeples conver sion was enough to give the TO RALLY and goal, David James crashed over tor tne go-anead touchdown.

David Manley added the clincher with 1:04 to play when he galloped 71 yards on a third- down play. Seneca is 6-5, Hillcrest 0-11. Seneca 0 7 7 620 Hillcrest 6 0 6 Seneca scoring: TD Peeples, James, Manley. PAT Crook, Peeples. Hillcrest scoring: TD Jor dan, Hammond.

Daniel Enjoys 37-7 Triumph At Walhalla WALHALLA Robert Griffin scored two touchdowns and David Lee passed for two more as Daniel defeated Walhalla. 37-7, Friday night to even its record at 5-5. Butch Gentry booted four con versions and sparked a 17-point second-quarter uprising with a i9-yara tieia goal. Griffin scored in the first period on a two-yard plunge after a 75-yard march. Lee's 20-yard pass io nusty Kingman was the big gainer in the march.

Walhalla bounced back to knot the score on a 70-vard Dass from Hershel Nichols to Marsh all Loudermilk and Louder- milk's conversion. Gentry opened the second period with his field goal and then Lee took to the air. He hit Rob Mosley with two 15-yard passes and then ended the 50-yard drive with a seven-yard touchdown toss to Mosley. Allen Crenshaw staked the Lions to a 24-7 halftime lead when he galloped 16 yards with an intercepted pass. Griffin returned a punt 55 yards in the third period and Lee passed to Kingman for a 20-yard touchdown in the final quarter after Mosley had inter cepted a pass.

Daniel 7 17 6 737 Walhalla 7 0 0 07 Daniel scoring: TD Griffin 2, Mosley, Crenshaw, Kingman. PAT-Crenshaw 4. FG Crenshaw. Walhalla scoring: TD Loudermilk. PAT Loudermilk.

I Si i BOYS AND GIRLS is ond play Chuck Huntley broke away for a 53-yard run to the four. Duke Burnette carried to the two, from where Huntley scored. Eddie Seigler's extra point made it 7-3 at halftime. Gaffney took the second half kickoff and drove 65 yards in 10 plays to the three. Shrine Bowl fullback Billy Ray Rice scored from there.

Huskey kicked the point. On the second play after the kickoff, Wayne Phillips intercepted a pass on the Greenwood 28. Rice moved the ball from the 19, Huskey had a 15-yard run, and Rice carried to the two. Wyatt scored from the one. Huskey again made the point.

The loss left Greenwood at 6-3-1 with Anderson yet to play. Ware Shoals Romps Past Saluda, 45-6 WARE SHOALS The Ware Shoals Hornets humbled the winless Saluda Tigers, 45-6, here Friday night. The Hornets began to buzz when Bubba Boland ran 24 yards to score and end a 74 yard drive. The score was 6-6 going into the second, period. Roger Bagwell ran 40 yards with a recovered fumble, and Donnie Culbertson took a pass from Ernie Crawford for a 51-yard touchdown play to make it 18-6 before halftime.

Boland ran 28 yards for a third period score and Tommy Weeks scored from the one. In the last quarter the scoring was on a 27-yard pass from Weeks to Crawford, and a two -yard pass from Weeks to Walter Cain. Boland ran two extra points and Ronnie Griffith ran one. Saluda 6 0 0 06 Ware Shoals. 6 12 13 14-45 Saluda scoring: TD Coleman.

Ware Shoals scoring: TD -Boland 2, Bagwell, Culbertson, Weeks, Crawford, Cain; PAT-Boland 2, Griffith. Newberry Has 20-6 Victory YORK The Newberry Bulldogs closed out their 1967 season here Friday night with a 20-6 victory over winless York. The Bulldogs (5-6) tallied twice in the second quarter on a one-yard run by halfback Bo Frasher and a two-yard jaunt by Gene Shumpert. York's Green Dragons (0-10-1) scored their lone six-pointer in Rebels their first loss in 10 games. Thurmond moved the ball well, rolling up 182 yards rush ing.

The Rebels drove to the Devil's four in the first period but bad to give the ball up on downs. They moved to the Wade Hampton 20 in the third quarter but an interceptor pass Killed tnat drive. The Rebs moved to the Hampton nine and 10 in the fourth quarter but were unable to make either drive go all the way. S. Thurmond 0 0 0 0-0 W.

Hampton 0 0 7 0-7 Wade Hampton scoring: TD Brant. PAT Peeples. Sunday Issue Has Coverage Your Sunday issue of The Greenville News will include the following football reports in the sports pages: Sports; Editor Jim Anderson will have a "Top of the Morning column from Jacksonville on the Georgia-Florida game, which is being televised today. Chip Gray will report the Clemson Maryland game on Clemson'g Homecoming. David Howell will have a game story from Birmingham, on the Furman-Samford action.

Dan Foster, sports editor of The Piedmont, will have a game story on the N.C. State-Penn State battle at University Park, Pa. Earl Gault will be reporting the Wofford-Davidson game from Davidson, N. C. TODAY ONLY ON STAGE In Perion "CHAMBERS BROS.

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Taking the ball at their 27, the Indians drove to the Greenwood 12. where Ronnie Huskey kicked a field goal. The Emeralds went ahead in the second quarter as Mack Stone intercepted a pass at the Greenwood 30, and on the sec- scored the first Crescent touchdown, going over from the five to end a 40 yard drive. Alexander made a 12 yard touchdown run in the second period. Recovered Laurens fumbles set up the two touchdowns in the second half.

After getting one at the 19, the local Tigers scored with Steve Alexander going over from the one. Bob Alexander scored from the two after a fumble was recovered at the Laurens 35 in the final period. The loss gave Laurens a 6-5 record. Laurens 0 0 0 00 Crescent 6 7 6 625 Crescent scoring: TD Brad- berry, B. Alexander 2, S.

Alexander; PAT Moseley. sights on the record of 1,257. He had 139 yards in the first half and topped the mark. He broke away for a 57-yard touchdown in the first quarter, after the Jackets took the opening kickoff and moved to their 43. Randy Bringman kicked the first of five extra points.

The Jackets drove 78 yards in the second period, mostly on the belly option of Walters going off tackle and Bobby Watson running a quick trap. Walters scored from the one. Continuing to score in every period, Anderson made good in the third period after a Spartanburg punt attempt was dropped at their 47. Bobby Halcomb, Watson and Walters combined to move to the eight, from where Walters scored. Walters powered a 45-yard drive in the fourth quarter as the Jackets moved to the Quarterback Ray Lark scored from there.

End Marty Jenkins blocked a Crimson Tide punt at thsir an(j end gam Atkins ran to the 20. Walters scored fourtn jd from the three. The Tide never threatened as it npvpr gnt the 40 Spartanburg was held to eight yards rushing the first half while Anderson had 220. Spartanburg 0 0 0 00 Anderson 7 7 7 1435 Anderson scoring: TD Walters 4, Lark; PAT Bringham 5. Anderson Rips Tide, 35-0, Behind Walters mmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm DENNI3 CUNT WEAVER HOWARD Alia in Color A Wondtrful Companion Film "DISCOVER AMERICA" PLAZA THE HAPPIEST MOTION PICTURE OF THE YEAR! The Management of the PLAZA hat awarded "MILLIE" it personal endorsement Only 5 motion picture, in 20 yeors have been so honored.

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Peeples added the conversion. Barry Hammond put Hillcrest back ahead in the third period on a four-yard run but the Bob cats got the help of 45 yards in penalties to move to the Hillcrest three. On fourth down Rock Hill Is 22-6 Winner ROCK HILL The Rock Hill Bearcats picked up their eighth Triple A Conference triumph of the season here Friday night with a 22-6 win over Dreher of Columbia. Bearcat tailback Ray Wilson, who went over the rushing mark, put Rock Hill on the scoreboard in the second period as he ran two yards. Kirk Canty booted the PAT.

Rock Hill broke loose for 15 points in the final Wilson scampered 30 yards and Canty added the PAT to boost the Bearcat lead and fullback Danny Shaw got into the scoring act as he bulled over from four yards out. Rock Hill got its last two points with 6:32 remaining as Ricky Brown chased Blue Devil quarterback David Young into the Dreher end zone and tack led him for a safety. The victory lifts the Bearcat record to 8-1-1. Dreher 0 6 0 06 Rock Hill 0 7 0 15-22 Dreher scoring: TD Hay-man. Rock Hill scoring: TD Wilson 2, Shaw, Safety; PAT -Canty 2.

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Irmo fought back at the 12-0 halftime deficit as Johnny Bo- lin ended a 30-yard drive with a TD run from the four-yard i hne. I fullback Boo Ferry tainoa for the final Kershaw score in the final period as he went over from one-yard out after the Eagles had marched 60 vards. Kershaw 0 12 0 6-18 Irmo 0 0 6 7-13 Kershaw scoring: TD Scott 2, Perry. Irmo scoring: TD Wood, Bo-lin; PAT-Wood. Edneyville Rips Tryon, 38-14 TRYON, N.

C. Edneyville halfback Nick Pryor scored four touchdowns to lead the Yellow Jackets to a 38-14 win over Tryon here Friday night. Bobby Bell scored both Tiger TD's on a 98-yard kickoff return and a 36-yard pxss from Seth Vining. Edneyville 12 7 12 7-38 Tryon 0 0 7-14 Edneyville scoring: TD Pryor 4, Thomas, Garren; PAT Bradley 2. Tryon scoring: TD Bell PAT Vining 2.

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York scoring: TD Jennings. narrow the gap when Allen Ox-man intercepted a Roberts pass and returned it 61 yards to the end zone just before the half. The conversion failed. The Baby Paladins came back strong in the third period, marching 74 yards with Curtis Massey scoring on an 11-yard ru.i around the left side. Davis converted.

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