Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 21

I -4 i "'1 JIh ii- d4AnJU Tr- -r- 1 'frYlf-ty1 7 1 I i -j -C KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS Sunday Nov 5J 1967 r- 1 i freaking Tribe Fa Johnson City Next aces Ketron 9 Gate City 9 Blountville Post Impressive Wins The stage is set for the game of the year in area high school football circles Dobyns-Bennett and Johnson Cityfight it out next Ftiday night on the Hilltopper field It will be an old rivalry renewed for the two titans For they haven't met in football since Steve Spurrier was a senior at Johnson City and now the 1966 Heisman Trophy winner is in the pro ranks playing with the San Francisco Forty Niners of the National Football League The game to be played at Municipal Stadium will decide whether Johnson City rakes in the whole pot in the Big Seven Conference race or is forced to share the winnings with D-B and Morristown D-B has four starting backs who are going to be hard to overlook when the all-conference selections are made Richard McGlothlin Andy Brooks Archie Hensley and Ron Releford Johnson City has a quarterback who is a serious contender for All-State laurels in Tommy Sholes who thrives on throwing touchdown passes to end Sammy Stewart Latest victory for D-B came Friday night over Oak Ridge 21-0 in the Atomic City McGlothlin scored one touchdown ran the ball 18 times for 60 yards and completed' a pass for 17 more Hensley scored a TD and was top ground gainer for the night with 74 yards in 10 carries Brooks had 64 yards rushing from scrimmage in addition to a 56-yard pass interception runback and Releford turned in his usual blocking and running performance The win was D-Bs seventh against two losses and sixth in a row The two defeats by a total margin of eight points were inflicted by Virginia state power Glass and Morristown the lOth-ranked team in Tennessee Big'defensive cog for D-B against the Ridgers was junior guard Kent Stair who probably couldnt have done any better if he had been in the Oak Ridge huddle listening to the" plays The 185-pound Stair was in on 14 tackles personally accmjptiflg for eight himself It was the second week iiLa roWhe had performed like a ram in the interior of the line In other top Kingsport area action Ketron turned sophomore fullback John Thomas loose on Sullivan for a 32-7 win that clinched both the Upper Lakes and Rotherwood Conference titles Gate City finished the season with a -perfect 16-0 record by edging' past stubborn Church Hill before 5000 rain-soaked fans 14-0 Lynn View bowed to Hampton 8-0 to spoil its Homecoming and leave the Lynxes with a 4-6 won-lost record for the second straight year under A Clevenger and Blountville closed out Baker on the LPD point championship Baker however despite his past heroic and the Individual praise bestowed on him throughout his high school career took it all in stride After all the Gate City flash set career scoring record for Southwest Virginia and in his three varsity seasons led the Blue Devils to a 29-1 record With numerous college scouts wooing him Baker now must make up his mind where he plans to continue his gridiron career Baker who runs like a Sherman tank was overturned several times by Church Hills dandy linebacker Gary Connell a prime candidate for All-State honors Lynn View whipped Hampton in statistics but lost on the scoreboard The Lynxes piled up 12 first downs to the Bulldogs five and led In total offense 183-116 The Dogs got their points on a 15-yard pass from Mike Nash to Scott Bun-ton and a safety both of which came shortly before halftime Blountville which is to consolidate with Holston next year as the Sullivan Central Cougars presented head coach Jerry Ford with his best season yet (7-2) The Tigers are eligible for a bowl bid but no indication has been made as to whether or not the school is considering it football at the school with a walloping 40-0 win over Happy Valley Ketron which still has a game left with Oliver Springs fell behind by a touchdown early in the contest then steamrolled Sullivan Thomas a 190-pound charger carried 17 times for 217 yards scored a pair of touchdowns and added a crucial extra point when it really counted early in the game One of his TDs came on a 93-yard scamper that set a school record for length from scrimmage The Wildcats now 7-1-1 over-all regained the reign from Rogersville in the Rotherwood and knocked defending champion Sullivan from the throne in the ULC In keeping with tradition the Wildcats splashed one another with Coke after the game a substitute for champagne It was all part of the victory celebration in the dressing room Jeff Baker did his typically outstanding job running The All-State fullback picked up 146 yards in 25 carries and while he was scoring a mere eight points a wild stallion by the name of Edward Clark unofficially won the Lonesome Pine District scoring title in Appalachias unmerciful 48-19 win over Powell Valley Clark who trailed Baker by three points going into the final night of play scored six touchdowns to break a two-season hold by Yellow jackets Win Homecoming Game Clintwood Ends Year With Win Over St Paul Scoring D-B McGlothlin 4 run (Stamper kick) D-B Hensley I run (Stamper kick) D-B Brooks 54 pass Interception (Stamper kick) Flrst downs Rushing yardage Pissing yerdag a TOTA TAL Kst 14 202 71 372 4-7 1 2-34 1 Sul 2 4 34 31 2-10 0 7-33 0 1-5 0 22-32 1 OFFENSB Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Score by quarters I Ketron Sullivan Scoring: Sul Compton 3S blocked punt (Blakley kick) Ket Wright 14 pasa from Weston (Thomas rran) Kel Thomas 15 run (Run felled) Ket Thomas 3 run (Run failed) Ket Weston 44 run (Roberts ran) Ket Norris pass from Weston (Run felled) ATLANTA (UPI) -Injury-riddled Georgia Tech celebrated homecoming Saturday with the return of quarterback Kim King and an alert defense to beat the Duke Blue Devils 19-7 and end a three game losing streak King out for a month with ankle injuries was used only sparingly but sparked the Yellow Jackets with his pinpoint passing on one drive that led to a field goal and another that provided the clinching touchdown in the closing seconds of the third period Mistakes kept Duke in hot water throughout the first yard field goal by Tommy Carmichael until less than three minutes remained before intermission Bill Eastman a defensive star who played most of the way at quarterback because of Tech injuries got the Yellow Jackets first touchdown with 2:36 left in the half when after fumbling an attempted pitchout he picked up the bouncing ball and ran 16 yards around the left side to score Tech got the ball back quickly to the Duke 40 on a pass interception by Joe Bill Faith and King led the Jackets to the eighlyard line Clintwood led 19-6 at the half and only the merciful substituting of Cumirns kept the Green Wave from rolling up the score Clint woods belligerent defensive unit limited St Charles to just nine yards rushing in the first half St Charles winding up at 4-6 on the season had tied for the already District Eight title with powerful Jonesville Clintwood 6 13 14 6 39 St Charles 0 6 7 0 13 CLINT Mullins 52 run (kick failed) SC- -Adams-5 pass-from- Lynn View Hampton First downs 12 5 Rushing yardage 85 54 Passing yardage 08 52 TOTAL OFFENSB 18 114 Passing 9 4-10 Passes Intercepted by 0 2 CLINTWOOD Clintwood of the Lonesome Pine District dropped the curtain on its 1967 football season Saturday trouncing District Eight cochampion St Charles 39-13 mi the running of scatback Larry Woods Clintwood putting the lid on an 8-2 won-lost record has a total offense of 518 yards with 510 of that coming on the ground In a futile attempt to upset Ralph Cummins highly touted Green Wave St Charles fired 39 passes and was successful on 13 of them Both Midget TDs came through the airways Woods a speed merchant three TDs as Clintwood virtually riddled the lighter St Charles team CKntwood threw up a goal line stand early in the second period that all but broke the Midgets morale St Charles moved to the six-inch line but couldnt punch the ball into the end zone where Carmichael kicked a 27 yard field goal for a 12-0 lead half But despite many scoring opportunities the Yellow Jackets led only 3-0 on a 21- Punts 5-310 9-30 0 FumblM lost 3 Yards penalized 15 45 Score by quarters: -Wampton a 4-4- Lynn View 0 0 0 0-4 Scoring Bunfon 15 pass from Nash (kick failed) Safety Duke broke into the scoring column after the half -tune buzzer when quarterback A1 Woodall threw a 41 -yard pass into the end zone that Jim Hysong grabbed on a diving catch after several other players had tipped the ball Bob Riesenfeld added the extra point and the mistake-plagued Blue Devils were lucky enough to trail only 12-' 7 at the midway point of the game But Georgia Tech got its one real drive rolling in the third period mainly on the passing of King King threw passes of 13 11 and 20 yards -nratrDfr-yartf marchtlimaxstL when Lenny Snow ripped across from 11 yards out with only 7 seconds left in the period Carmichael added the conversion that was to end the scoring for the day Duke which now has a three game losing streak of its own wasted two scoring opportunities in the final period The Blue Devils drove from their 34 to the Tech 18 early in the period but Dee Turner intercepted a Woodall pass in the end zone to stop that march Later with about 3 minutes remaining Duke drove all the way down to the Georgia Tech five-yard line but lost the ball when a fourth -and -one plunge failed to produce a first down It was the seventh straight win by Georgia Tech now 4-3 for the season over Duke now 3 -5 in a 35 -game series that has been uniterrupted since it began in 1933 Carter (kick failed) CLINT Ratcliff 2 run (M Yfifpc lrlf'lrl CLINT -Woods ro run fkick failed) CLINT Ratliff 3 run (M Yates kick) SC Adams 11 pass from Carter (Adams passed to Carter) CLINT Woods 88 pass interception (M Yates kick) CLINT Woods 54 run (kick failed) Wolfpack Picks Up Easy Win Over Virginia Bit HV First downs 13 6 Pushing yardage 306 61 Passing yardage $4 14 TOTAL OFFENSE 347 107 Passes Intercepted by 0 0 Puntj 2 25 3 Fumbles lost 1 3 Yards penalized JO 20 Score by quarters: Happy Valley 0 0 0 0-0 Blountville 14 1) 740 Scoring BL Phillips 56 run (Davis kick )i BL Whited 18 run (Davis kick) BL Phillips 1 run (kick failed) BL Phillip 11 run (Davis kick) BL Justice 1 run (kick failed) BL Phillip 3 run (Davis kick) Clemson Racks Up UNC 17-0 GC 7 184 4 12 1-3 0 4-298 8-33 1 1 1 2-10 220 0 7 7- 14 -I punt return run (Baker Tm First downi Rushing yardag Passing yardage TOTAL OFFENSB Passe Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Score by quarters: 01 City Church HIE Scoring: GC Roger SO-yard (Baker run) GC Baker 40-yard run) SNOW SAILS THROUGH TOE AIR out of reach of Duke tacklers WIN 26-7 for a seasonal total of 58 surpassing Deters ACC record of also set last year Virginias only touchdown came on a 14-yard pass play from Stan Kemp to Joe Hoppe The Cavaliers scored a safety when Mai McGregor caught Donnan in the end zone Combs a 21 year old senior from Hertford scored States first touchdown He took a high punt on his 15 and he faked to the right then to the left and charged straight ahead shaking off three Cavaliers Donnans passing accounted for the Wolfpacks second touchdown The key play was a 48-yard pass play to Bobby Hall that took the ball to the Virginia 13 Donnan passed to Martell on the next play for the touchdown play for the Tigers against no losses The Tigers have lost four to outside teams Their remaining three games are against conference opponents Buddy Gore Clemsons fast hard -hitting fullback carried the Tigers load on the ground throughout the first three periods but the tough Tar Heel defense prevented him from breaking loose His longest gainer was a 22 -yard scamper in the fourth period Carolina surprised Tigers with a shotgun formation in the second period With quarterback Gayle Bomar operating in the deep spot the Tar Heels moved the ball well with the formation but could not score CHARLOTTESVILLE Va (UPI) Safety Fred Combs 85 yard touchdown run quarterback Jim Donnans passing and Gerald Warners record-setting kicking paced fourth ranked North Carolina State to a 30-8 victory Saturday over hapless Virginia It was the eighth win in a row for the unbeaten Wolfpack and enhanced its drive for a post season bowl bid A representative of the Sugar Bowl was present for the game Combs touchdown on a punt return was the highlight of the game He took the ball on his 15 yard line outfoxed three defenders and raced to the end zone Donnans 13 yard pass to Harry Martell accounted for another State touchdown and Settle Dockery scored a touchdown on a 5 yard run after the Wolfpack drove downfield on Donnans arm Warren set an Atlantic Coast Conference record by kicking field goals of 26 19 and 27 yards to give him 13 for the season bettering the record of 10 set last year by States Harold Deters He added three extra points Seminoles Destroy Tiger Homecoming CHAPEL HILL (UPI) Jimmy Addison a 147-pound quarterback found the passing range in the fourth quarter Saturday to lead Clemson to a 17-0 win over North Carolina Addison keeping the Rigers on the ground much of the first three quarters picked for Tar Heels secondary to pieces with passes in the final period One of those went 11 yards to fullback Benny Michael for a touchdown Junior Arthur Craig normally a defensively specialist made good on the first field goal attempt of his career a 32-yarder to give the Tigers a 3-0 lead in the second period Linebacker Billy Ware Intercepted a Jeff Weaver pass in the final 18 seconds and ran 23 yards for the last Clemson touchdown Craig kicked two extra points in his addition to his field goal The victory was the third in Atlantic Coast Conference Pitching Terror BILOXI Miss (UPI) When Christopher Anthony Taranto stepped up on the mound the batters started to shake They didnt have a chance Taranto was the only athlete in high school history to pitch six consecutive no-hit baseball games and nine no-hit games in a season He set the record at Notre Dame High School here In 1961 (V Cairo Ga gain 57 yards with ground -eating sweeps and line bucks Thurow answered that score two plays later with his down-the-middle sprint Florida State failed to score late in the game after bulling to' the eight-yard line when a Hammond to Sellers pass was intercepted in the end zone Ricky Thurow Memphis States speedy number two quarterback posted Us touchdown with a 50 -yard scramble in the first period The bowl 'Contending Independents matched scores in the first period with Green crossing over first to climax an 82-yard drive that saw the 173 -pound halfback from MEMPHIS Tenn (UPI) -Sharpshooter Kim Hammond ruined Memphis States homecoming and boosted Florida States bowl hopes Saturday directing the Seminoles to a 26-7 victory Hammond halfback Larry Green and fullback Bill Moremen plunged for touchdowns and specialist Grant Gutherie toed two field goals and two extra points But it was the senior quarterbacks unerring passes that kept the Tiger defense guessing before 30304 fans and several bowl committees at Memorial Stadium Hammond a 190 -pounder from Melbourne Fla gave the Tigers a passing performance the like of which they havent seen all year Picking his targets equally from among flanker Ron Sellers end Lane Fenner and Mormen Hammond completed 24 of 34 pass attempts for 302 yards Harvards Rampage Tops Penn PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Harvard ruffled by an early Pennsylvania touchdown and two muffed first-period scoring opportunities went on a record-setting rampage Saturday and wrecked the Quakers 45-7 on the passing of quarterback Ric Zimmerman and the receiving of end Carter Lord Harvards scoring in the one-sided contest which kept them in the running for the Ivy League title was closed out in tiie fourth period by an 80-yard touchdown run by senior halfback Marshall Goldberg WALTON HUMIDIFIERS LIGHTING DECOR A chang of lighting In your hoiM can usually malts a bigger chang tn decor at Uu cast than any move you might make suggests the Lighting Center New fixtures which can be installed easily add beauty and revitalize curtains floor and wall coverings and the color and patterns of furnishings LIGHT FIXTURES FOR EVERY NEED Create your own world of beauty with decorativu Lighting Fixtures from the largest selection In the southeast i In Kingsport's The Montclair is oasily installed on tho Return Air Duct of a warm air heating system It goes on automatically when the furnace blower goes on and converts 80 pounds of water into high quality vapor each day under normal cold weather eon- 1 ditions Because tho Walton Montclair creates vapor by positive centrifugal atomization its capacity is completely unaffected by temperature relative humidity or velocity of air Undefeated Indians Win In C-C Meet KNOXVILLE Undefeated Dobyns-Bennett blazed to victory Saturday iri the Southern Invitational crosscountry meet here The Indians were first with 28 points followed in order by Morristown (61) Knox West (70) Knox South (90) and Oak Ridge (95) Individual first place was won by Knox Wests Bill Herron with a time of 10:08 D-Bs places in the top 10 were by James Henry third David St Clair fifth Carl Rowlett sixth Pat Grills ninth and Keith Meyers 10th Next stop for Dan Crowes gutty D-B runners is the TSSAA regional here The IndlvMMl oofw: (I) Bill Herron Knox Wee 10: (5) George Barker Knox HeMen 10 27 (2) Jemee Henry Dobynx-Btnnttt W2t ID BemWe Beene Morrfetewn 10-20 lo'lOL Cttlr' Datyro-Bemelt (01 Cart Bowl eft Dobyns-Bennett (7) Gary Hieeock Knox South 10-20 (S) Gene Perkin Oak RiOge a (t) Pet Gallia Dobyne-Bennett 10 44 Keith Meyan DoCyns-J rarnmH ALL COPPER DOME DISCHARGE SOLID SEAMLESS COPPER RESERVOIR RESERVOIRS SHUTS OFF AND FILLS AUTOMATICALLY STRINGENT QUALITY CONTROL LIGHTING CENTER Wholesale Electric Inc JL mJm Jim 11 00 Industry Drive Just off Hwy 81 Phone 247-41 76 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