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ihScjih school football Saturday, October 17, 1987 2B Hainn on dtefenns to lbs 14- at BHP, coach Harold Jones said. "We kept telling them all week that we needed another outing from our defense like we had last week against Wren and that's just what we got." The Hanna offense, which failed to score a touchdown in its 3-0 win over Wren a week ago, was back in full gear in the first half. After forcing BHP to punt after the first series, the Jackets took over at their 36 and, led by blue chip quarterback Preston Jones, Hanna proceeded to march down the field to the BHP three. The Bears' defense stiffened and the Jackets were forced to give up the ball. HONEA PATH A Hanna team better known for its passing prowess proved it could also move the ball on the ground Friday night to defeat previously unbeaten Belton-Honea Path, 14-0.

To be quite honest, the Yellow Jackets didn't need a lot of offense. For the second straight week their defense controlled the game. Hanna held BHP to 108 total yards and picked off three Brad Creel passes, including a pair by Reggie Watts. Only twice could the Bears push the football into Hanna territory. "I thought we played an exceptional game tonight," Hanna head Again, BHP was unable to move and, this time Hanna took over at the Bears' 34.

From there it took the Jackets five plays to score, with Jones going the final yard and Brian Mattison adding the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Although Hanna continued to dominate play in the first period, it appeared the two teams would head in with Hanna up by only seven at the half. But, after pushing the BHP offense back 19 yards to its own four, Hanna started a drive, with 42 seconds left at the Bears' 32. From there Jones completed a 15- yard pass to Lee Dorsey and a 15-yarder to Aaryn Williams, which put the ball on the BHP one. As the final seconds ticked off the clock, Jones rammed into the middle of the line.

Although it appeared he may have been stopped short of the goal line, he was awarded a touchdown after the players unpiled, giving Hanna a 14-0 halftime lead. In the second half Hanna's defense continued to be dominating, while the offense, led by Jones, did a good job of just running the clock. Jones completed 8-of-19 passes for 101 yards, while suffering one interception. But he was even more im- pressive conducting the running game. At times he even showed he was capable of being a more than adequate ball carrier as he gained 32 yards on eight carries.

On several of those plays he managed to hurl his 6-foot-4, 205-pound body so forcely into BHP linemen that he bowled several over. "No one will ever confuse me with Earl Campbell," Jones said. "And I'm not a 175-pounder that can put juking moves on a defense. I just tried to use this 205-pound body to get an extra yard here and theie." The win lifted Hanna's record to i i am If Brooks, Esoles DludkiGon Besirs GREENWOOD Robert Brooks scored four touchdowns, three of them in the second half when Greenwood rallied from a 17-14 halftime deficit to beat Brook-land-Cayce 35-17. Brooks finished with 110 yards on 15 carries.

He scored on runs of 3 yards in the first quarter, 12 and 1 in the third quarter, and 8 in the fourth. Willie Griffin scored Greenwood's other TD on a 21-yard run in the second quarter. BC went ahead in the final two minutes of the first half on a 3-yard touchdown run by Rodney Mack, who gained 145 of his 151 yards in the first half. Greenwood is 6-1 overall and 4-0 in Region 3-AAAA heading into a game next week at Midland Valley, where two years ago the Eagles were upset while they were ranked No. 1 in the state.

SCORING Brooklond-Cayce 3 14 0 0 17 Greenwood 14 014 7 35 Brooks3run (Bishop kick) BC T.Mack 28 FG Griffin 21 run (Bishop kick) BC Lyerly 18 run (T. Mack kick) BC R. Mack 3 run (T. Mack kick) Brooks 12 run (Bishop kick) Brooks 1 run (Bishop kick BrooksSrun (Bishop kick) STATISTICS Rushing: Brook land-Cayce 29-195 (R. Mack 19-151) Greenwood 43-341 Brooks 15-1 10), Butler 6-82).

Passing: Brookland-Cavce 9-25-2108 (Murphy 9-24-2 108). Greenwood 2-9-023. Palmetto 24 Blacksburg 0 WILLIAMSTON The Mustangs ended a four-game losing streak in impressive fashion, shutting out the defending Appalachian AA Region champions. Tony Burns' fumble recovery as the first period ended set up the first Palmetto score, an eight-yard run by Ray Owens to open the second stanza. The conversion try failed.

With 2:56 left in the game, Owens scored on a 14-yard run. The play capped a 62-yard drive highlighted by a 50-yard pass from Tony Young to Chris Weaver Owens ran in the two-point conversion. In the third period, Stephen Stone blocked a punt and the Mustangs took over at the Wildcat 11. Frederick Hunter scored on an eight-yard run with 4:14 left. Mike Ellis kicked the extra point.

Kenney Lollis blocked another Blacksburg punt to set up the final points of the game, a 36-yard field goal by Ellis with 11 :34 remaining. Hunter rushed for 111 yards and Owens added 102 for the Mustangs, 3-4 overall and 1-3 in league play. Chris Weaver had six receptions for 114 yards for Palmetto. Blacksburg fell to 4-3 overall and 3-1 in league play. SCORING Staff pholugrapher Ron Munnerlyn 5- 2 and 3-1 in league play.

BHP fell to 6- 1 and 3-1 respectively. According to the young Hanna signal caller, the win also puts Hanna in the driver's seat for the Western AAA region -title. SCORING Hanna 014 0 014 Belton-H. Path 0 0 0 0 0 Jones 1 run (Mattison kick) Jones 1 run (Mattison kick) STATISTICS Rushing: Hanna 45-153 (Floyd 17-49, Wil-loughby 15-49, Jones 8-32, Salahudin 4-17, Wil liams 1-6), Belton-Honea Path 26-74 (Smith 6-38, Patton 11-23, Creel 6-16, Mattison 1-1, Hunter 1-0, Bannister l-(-4). Passing: Hanna 8-19-1-101 (all by Jones), Belton-Honea Path 3-11-2-34 (all by Creel).

i i Receiving: Hanna (Dorsey 5-58, Williams 2- 27, Salahudin 1-16), Belton-Honea Path (Du- bose 2-5, Davis 1-29). Gafffhey escapes Bulldogs GAFFNEY Shannon Duckett caught a 28-yard touchdown from Rico Smith with 2:43 left to 1 pace the Indians to a come-fronv-behind 14-7 victory at Brumbach Stadium. Boiling Springs scored first in the Region 2-AAAA encounter1' when John Rentz scored on a one- yard run with 2:38 left in the first period. An interception by James London set up the score. Brad Candler kicked the extra point.

The Indians tied the score with 11 :22 left in the second period on a five-yard run by Brad Bonner. Heanon Tate had a 26-yard run to highlight the 60-yard drive. Lewis Caggiano kicked the extra point. There was no more scoring until Smith's pass to Duckett. A 38-yard pass to Russell Smith highlighted the 80-yard drive.

Caggiano's extra point ended the scoring. Rico Smith, playing in place of" injured regular quarterback ley Tate, completed eight of 17 passes for 166 yards. Roger Wynn rushed for 162 yards for Boiling Springs. Gaffney remained in a first- place tie with Spartanburg and' Northwestern in the Region 2 standings. Boiling Springs had beaten Gaff- ney on its last trip here, in 1985." The Bulldogs also had upset Gaffney in 1984.

scoring Boiling Springs 7 0 0 0 7 Gaffney 0 7 0 7 14 BS Rentz 1 run (Candler kick) Bonner 5 run (Caggiano kick) Duckett 28 pass from Ri. Smith (Cag- gianokick) STATISTICS Rushing: Boiling Springs 37-185 (Wynn 26-162). GaCney 26-31 (Oglesby 4-33, H. Tuie, 3- 28). Passing: Boiling Springs 2-8-0 21 (Rentz, 1-4-09, McSwain 1-3-012).

Gaffney 8-18-1 166 (Ri. Smith 8-17-1 166, W. TateO-1-0 0). Receiving: Boiling Springs (Wall 1-12, Palmer 1-9). Gaffney (Lipscomb 5-66, Ru.

Smith 2-50, Duckett 1-28). Broome 13 York 7 YORK A 65-yard punt return; by Mike Reid offset an 173-yard performance by York's Corey Pat-ton in Broome's six-point victory. Patton gave York a 7-0 halftime" lead when he scored on a 55-yard run with 1:28 left before intermission. Broome tied the game in the third when Calvin Means hit Rejd with an eight-yard touchdown pass two plays after a short punt by York gave Broome the ball on the York 21-yard line. SCORING Broome 0 7 6 i3 Yrl--- 0 7 0 0, 7, Potton 55 run (Corroll kick) Reid 8 pass from Means (West kick) Reid 65 punt return (Kick failed) Northwestern 7 Union 0 CINION Northwestern'sde--fensive unit held Union to 41 yards on the ground and 17 through the air in the Trojans shutout victory, over the Yellow Jackets.

The game's only score came in the first period when North-western's Britton Roddey crossed from five-yards out. Chris Miller added the extra point. SCORING Northwestern 7 0 0 0 7 Union 0 0 0 0 0 Roddey 5 run (Miller kick) STATISTICS Rushing: Northwestern 47-150 (Roddey Barber 20-55). Union 22-41 (Albert 7-16). Passing: Northwestern 9-15-0 112 tall by Partlow).

Union 3-1 1-0 17 (all by Wages). Receiving: Northwestern Burris 3-64). Union (Albert 2-9). Bymes 16 Rock Hill 0 ROCK HILL Byrnes improved its record to 4-3 with its shutout victory over the Rock Hill cats. Byrnes broke out of a scoreless tie in the second quarter when Jamie Moore intercepted a pass, tossed it to Leroy Durrah and Durrah returned it 63 yards for touchdown.

Travis Harrison gave Byrnes a 10-0 lead in the third period when he hit a 27-yard field goal. scoring Byrnes I Rock Hill 0 0 0 0 Durroh 63 Interception return (Horri- Dorman's Junior Holloway (36), Micheal Forrester oversee Gary Pearson's tackle of Spartanburg's Daniel Geatter. Laurens rips Blue Flame; scored three times on returns and had a fourth score called back as he led Lewisville to its 21st straight victory. Howze had punt returns of 75 and 55 yards and an interception return of 42 yards. He has scored five times this year on runbacks.

Lewisville led 34-0 after the first quarter. SCORING Lewisville 34 7 0 6 49 Lockhort 0 0 0 00 Lew D. Howze 75 punt return Lew T. Howze 3 run Lew D. Howze 55 punt return Lew D.

Howze 42 interception return Lew W. Strong 24 run Lew Crain 31 run Lew D. Strong 7 run Calhoun Falls 29 Landrum 0 LANDRUM Calhoun Fails broke open a tight game with 22 points in the third quarter. With 9:13 left in the third period, George Land scored on a 10-yard run. Two minutes later Michael Ashmore broke free and crossed the goal-line after running 74 yards.

With 50 seconds to go, Leon Bryant scored on a nine-yard run. Calhoun Falls added its final scored in the fourth period when Ashmore scored from 42 yards out. Ashmore wound up with 126 yards on just seven carries. The victory gives Calhoun Falls a 1-6 record while Landrum falls to 2-5. SCORING Calhoun Falls 0 022 7 29 Landrum 0 0 0 0 0 CF Land 10 run (Simmons kick) CF Ashmore 74 run (Land run) CF Bryant9run (Simmons kick) CF Ashmore 42 run (Simmons kick) STATISTICS Rushing: Calhoun Falls 43-166 (Ashmore 7-126).

Landrum 28-77 (Miller 12-32). Passing: Calhoun Falls 1-1-0 20 (all by Brown). Landrum 6-13-1 40 (all by McCartv). Receiving: Calhoun Falls (Bowie 1-20). Landrum (Jones 2-27).

Abbeville 9 McCormick 7 McCORMICK In a defensive struggle, a 28-yard field goal by Michael Newton turned out to be the difference in Abbeville's win over McCormick. Abbeville scored in the first quarter when Lennard Evans crossed over from 10 yards out. Newton's field goal came in the third period and gave Abbeville a 9-0 lead. McCormick cut the lead to two in the fourth quarter when Derrick Gilbert scored on a seven-yard run. SCORING Abbeville 6 0 3 09 McCormick 0 0 0 7 7 A Evans 10 run (Kick failed) A Newton 28 field goal Gilbert 7 run (Kick good) Seneca 35 Walhalla 7 WALHALLA Charles Greenlee rushed for 128 yards and Al Leroy hit nine of 16 passes for 92 yards to lead Seneca past Walhalla.

Seneca rushed for 314 yards and had a 28-7 lead by the time the first half was over. Greenlee scored three of Seneca's touchdowns on runs of 1, 25 and three yards. Russell Lewis and Leroy also scored for the winners. Walhalla's only score came in the second period when West McAdams threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to William Lanford. SCORING Seneca 14 14 7 0 35 Wolholla 0 7 0 07 Greenlee 1 run (Phillips Kick Greenlee 25 run (Phillips kick) Greenlee 3 run (Phillips kick) Lewis 22 run (Phillips kick) Lanford 37 pass from McAdams (Dixon kick) Leroy 1 run (Phillips kick) STATISTICS Rushing: Seneca 44-314 (Greenlee 12-1281.

Walhalla 23-50. Possing: Seneca 9-16-0 92 (all by Leroy). Walhalla 8-24-3 78 (all by McAdams). ren rolls past McDuffie LAURENS Brian Spurgeon and then again in the fourth period. Clinton's final score was a seven-yard run by Randy Lee.

Newberry got two touchdown passes from Kenn Caldwell to Blue O'Dell and Mark Wright to Kelvin Wilson. Fort Mill 20 Chapman 13 FORT MILL Fort Mill got touchdowns from three different players in its seven-point win over Chapman. Randy McCarver scored for the winners in the first period when he crossed over from one yard out. Jessie Jacobs scored the second Fort Mill touchdown on a 43-yard run and Jeff Crockett scored the third on a 16-yard run. SCORING Chapman 7 6 0 0 13 Fort Mill 6 8 6 0 20 FM McCarver 1 run (Kick tailed) Wofford 2 run (Kick good) FM Jacobs 43 run (Crockett run) Wofford 10 run (Kick foiled) FM Crockett 16 run (Kick failed) turn.

Billy Harris increased Daniel's advantaged when he intercepted a pass and returned it 25 yards for a touchdown. After Jamie Brock kicked a 31-yard field goal for West-Oak, Artis scored on a one-yard touchdown run and Flemming scored ona 29-yard gallop for the Lions. SCORING West-Oak 0 3 0 03 Daniel 314 14 0 31 Grishaw 30 field goal Smith 40 punl return (Grishaw kick) Harris 25 interception return (Grishaw kick) Brock 31 field goal Artis 1 run (Grishaw kick lemming 29 vord run (Grishaw kick Great Falls 7 Jonesville 6 GREAT FALLS Great Falls scored with just over six minutes left in the game to nip Jonesville. The Wildcats led from the second-quarter to the fourth when Chris madden scored on a three-yard quarterback keeper play. That stood up until Craig Kennedy threw a three-yard touchdown pass to Marcel Sanders with 6:08 left in the game.

Jonesville tried a 35-yard field goal with 2:15 left, but the kick was wide to the left. SCORING Jonesville 0 6 0 04 Great Falls 0 0 0 77 Madden 3 run (Kick failed) GF Sanders 3 pass from Kennedy (Sanders kick) Clinton 38 Newberry 12 NEWBERRY Clinton rushed for 368 yards while holding Newberry to 98 yards in the Red Devils' 26-point victory. Terry McGowan scored for Clinton in the first and second quarters. With a pair of two-point conversions, the Red Devils left the field at intermission with a 16-0 lead. Willis Fortson scored on a seven-yard run in the third period SCORING Clinton 8 8 8 14 38 Newberry 0 0 6 6 12 McGowan 2 run Floyd poss to Evans) McGowan 1 run (McGowan run) Fortson7run (Flovdpassto Richev) Dell 2) pass from Coldwell (Kick failed! Fortson 4 run (Poss failed) Wilson 36 pass from Wright (Run failed) Lee 7 run (Lee run) passed for one touchdown and ran for another to lead Laurens to a 26-7 victory over Pickens.

Spurgeon hit Bryant Stephens with a 15-yard pass in the first quarter. Laurens took a 14-0 lead into the locker room when Corey Downs scored on a six-yard run with 4: 17 to go in the first half. Laurens went up 20-0 in the third period when Donald Mack scored from two yards out. Pickens scored early in the fourth quarter when Joey Capps returned a punt 35 yards. Spurgeon closed out the scoring the fourth period with a 40-yard touchdown run.

SCORING Pkkpns 0 0 0 77 Laurens 7 7 6 6 26 I Stephens 15 pass from Spurgeon (Ivev kick) Downs6run (Ivev kick) Mack 2 run (Kick (oiled) Capps 34 punl return (Copps kick) Spurgeon 49 run (Kick tailed) Wren 63 McDuffie 0 ANDERSON Bobby Jones ran for three touchdowns and passed for another in Wren's rout of McDuffie. Antione Hill scored three touchdowns for the winners who led 140 at the end of the first quarter, and 35-0 by the time halftime rolled around. Jones led the Golden Hurricanes attack with 109 yards rushing while Hill added 93 on 14 carries. SCORING Wren 1421 21 7 43 McDuffie 0 0 0 0 0 B.Jones 3 run (Tombini kick) B.Jones 4 run (Tombini kick) Hill 3 run (Tombini kick) Jones 2 run Tombini kick) C.Jones 32 pass from B.Jones Tombini kick) Hill 2 run Tombini kick) Beckett 4 run (Tombini kick) Holcombe 1 run Tombini kick) Hill 5 run Tombini kick) Daniel 31 West-Oak 3 CENTRAL Daniel used 80 yards by Troy Art is and 67 on two runs by Albert Flemming to roll past West-Oak in a Western AAA game. Mike Grishaw kicked a 30-yard field goal to get Daniel on the bard and Terry Smith increased the lead to 10-0 with a 40-yard punt re- Blacksburg 0 0 0 00 Palmetto 014 7 3 24 Owens 8 run (kick foiled) Owens 14 run (Owens run) HunterBrun (Ellis kicK) Ellis 34FG STATISTICS Rushing: Blacksburg 35-46.

Palmetto 42-255 (Hunter 19-111, Owens 14-102, Young 9-42). Passing: Blacksburg 3-8-030. Palmetto 8-14-1125 (all by Young). Receiving: Palmetto (Weaver 6-114, Hunter 2-11). B-Leesville 29 Ninety Six 0 NINETY SIX Batesburg-Lees-ville improved its record to 5-2 with its shutout victory of Ninety Six.

Batesburg-Leesville scored first in the second quarter when Mike Wigfall crossed on a one-yard run. Minutes later, Kevin Hair threw an eight-yard touchdown pass to Leon Langford. Germaine Barr added a 24-yard field goal in the third period and then Langford caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from Martin Scott. The scoring ended in the final period when Maurice Derrick scored on a 15-yard run. SCORING Bdtesburg-Lees 014 9 6 29 Ninety Six 0 0 0 0 0 BL Wigfall 1 run (Barr kick) BL Langford 8 poss from Hair (Barr kick) BLBorr 24 field goal BL Langford 21 pass from Scott (Kick failed) BL Derrick 15 run (Kick failed) Woodruff 26 Liberty 7 LIBERTY Kelvin Drummond rushed for 145 yards in 26 carries as Woodruff's ground attack crushed Liberty.

The Wolverines rushed for 255 yards on 48 carries while passing the ball only 10 times. Drummond did most of the work for Woodruff. T.J. Johnson was the second leading ground gainer with 62 yards on 14 carries. Drummond added two touchdowns and Johnson one.

Woodruffs other score was a four-yard touchdown pass from Russell Montgomery to Chris Sanders. Liberty, who led 7-0 after the first quarter, scored on a 40-yard fumble return by James Cheeks. SCORING Woodruff 0 713 6 26 Liberty 7 0 0 07 Cheeks 40 tumble return (Gillard kick) Drummond 1 run (Stinnet kick) Johnson 3 run (Stinnet kick) Drummond 14 run (Kick failed) Sanders 4 pass from Montgomery (Kick failed) STATISTICS Rushing: Woodruff 48-255 (Johnson 14-62, Drummond 26-145. Gilliam 4-22, Evens 3-19, Montgomery 7-1). Liberty 27-89 (Dameron 13-34, Cheeks7-57, Stansell 1-4, Carte 6-(-6 Passing: Woodruff 2-10-1 19 (Montgomery 2-91 19, Phillips 0-1-0 0).

Liberty 3-14-4 15 (Cor tee 3-13-3 15, Whltaker 0-1-1 0). Receiving: Woodruff Sanders 2-19). Liberty (Domeron 2-9, Whltaker 1-6). Irmo 19 Orangeburg-Wilkinson 6 IRMO Irmo's Ryan Kurtz set a state record by kicking four field goals as the Yellow Jackets defeated Orangeburg-Wilkinson. Kurtz kicked a 51-yard field goal in the first quarter, added a 47-yarder in the second quarter then booted field goals of 27 and 37 yards in the third quarter.

The outcome left both teams with 4-3 records. Lewisville 47 Lockhart 0 LOCKHART sonklcki Harrison 27 field gool Durroh 85 Interception return (Kic railed) D.D. Howze.