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The Park City Daily News du lieu suivant : Bowling Green, Kentucky • 10

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A Coach Calls UpsetGreatest Win" 30 Moore Sets One-Season Western Rushing Mark Carter Leads Eastern to 28-12 a Victory Over IHIilltoppers Dragons llap Co 21-13 IFired-Up Christian 1 li iVf Conference's leading receiver with just oie catch for 8 yards Guard Ken Frick had 8 tackles and linebacker Wes Simpson had 6 tackles The Maroons dro-e 69 yards in 5 plays the first period with Larry Marmie passing the last 37 to end Jnr Ratliff Walt Murphy kicked the first of his four conversions giving him 14 successes in 16 attempts plus 4-for-4 on field goals for the season Western then stormed 65 yards in 6 plays later in the opening quarter Moore romped the final 41 on a draw play But placement was wide It remained 7 6 Eastern until midway of the third stanza to the Hilltopper 7 Matthews who had to kick from his end zone three times punted out only to the 37 and Eastern scored the clincher in 5 plays The TD came on an 8-yard pass from freshman quarter back Jim Guice to Aaron Marsh Eastern new hat 2-2-1 record in the Ohio Valley Conference while the Hilltoppers are 1-4-0 Both teams have 2-4-1 rec ords over-all Western owns 25 series vie tones' against 13 for the Maroons The Hilltoppers host More-Continued on page 16 column 1 when the Ma oons got a 65-yard 6 play drive going Carter was workhorse and he scored on a 31-yard bolt Tha Maroons wont 45 yards in 7 playa early In the last canto Marmie sneaked the final yard Western'i Jim Sprinkle returned the ensuing kickoff to his 30 and the Hilltoppers were in the end zone in 5 plays The touchdown came on a 42-yard pass from freshman quarterback Mike Egan to freshman halfback Jim Sprinkle pass attempt for the 2-point conversion failed Eastern then wrapped It up after a 56-yard punt by Malins By BOB ADAMS Daily Nawt Staff Writer A spirited and determined Warren County team pulled off the biggest upset in the history of the school Friday night when they dumped Christian County 21-13 A 40-point underdog going into the game the Dragons with the help of the strong arm of the press played a tenacious de fensive game while the offense ground out three touchdowns An article by a young Hopkinsville sports writer apparently triggered the upset He quot ed a comment by Colonel coach Dave Holt that County was the worst team in the The quote was picked up here by the Daily News tt wc cc (Daily News Photo) WARREN COUNTY coach Eck Branham talks things ovar with his captain Ken Joiner who sparked tha Dragons to thair amazing upset win ovar Christian County Friday night Joiner's running and defensive play ware decisive factors in the game along with Branham's us of psychology RICHMOND Ky (Spl) Herman Carter found his second wind in the second half here Saturday and led Eastern to a 28-12 victory over Hilltoppers The btg Homecoming victory was the first here over Western in eight years Checked with 27 yards in the first half which ended with Eastern nding just a 7-6 lead Carter broke loose for 79 more yards after intermission as he won his personal duel with tfreshman sensation Dickie Moore While Carter finished with 106 yards in runs Moore posted 62 in 15 carries And Carter had been hurting so badly all week that coach Roy Kiid feared he even play Moore had yards in 11 carries including a 41 -yard touch down sprint in the first half But he was checked with a yards in 4 tries in the last hall Moor did however sot an all-time Western one-season rushing record in just his seventh varsity game He now owns 717 yards in 138 runs eclipsing the mark of 703 yards set by Gene McFadden in 1953 The game was far closer than the score indicates Both teams had 13 first downs Eastern had a 183 to 180 edge in rushing yard age And both rivals netted 120 yards in the air The biggest difference in the punting of Eastern's Fred Ma-lins He averaged a whopping 4T yards on 7 kicks Western's Jerry Matthews hit 37 yards on I boots 0 0 0 Wostom loaf two groat chances to make it a far closer game on the scoreboard The Hilltoppers drove 61 yards to the Maroons' 16 in the second period Then on a second and six situation one of Mike passes into the fiat was intercepted by Eastern's Tom Shetler Then behind by 21-12 In the final quarter Hilltopper Elmer Murray pounced on a Carter fumble at the Eastern 14 The Hilltoppers got to the 5 before their offense fell apart Tom Atwood eventually attempted a field goal from the 21 but it was wide of the uprights Western senior comerbeck Elmer Murray played one of the finest games of his career He led the Hilltoppers with 11 individual tackles and his pass defense helped check Fred Malins the Ohio Valley SHEWS Christian Co Coach's Letter Proves Him Far Bigger Man Than Pre-Game Quotes Would Indicate The plot would stagger the imagination of an alcoholic Hollywood script writer Christian County High an incredible 70-point favorite by comparative scores and winner of 5 of games was going to play Warren County High which had won just 2 of its last 10 games Up spoke the Christian County coach Dave Holt to a young Hopkinsville sports writer: (Warren County) are the worst team in the our second-string backfield will mur der have 323 plays and I imagine all of them will Warren County wins I will quit Comparative scores would indicate Holt indeed had nothing to worry about The Colonels had won by 38 points over Fulton County which defeated the Dragons by 32 a 70-point spread But Warren County High won by 21-13 here Friday night in what you might call the greatest upset in high school football history There is no question but that words caused the amazing result Coach Holt however emerges as a much bigger man than his printed words would picture him A day before the game was played he wrote the following letter to me: statements made by coaches should never be printed I am sure you are aware of this When I read in the Park City Daily News your reference to my remarks from our local paper I was made more aware of how this seemed to you and any other sports writers who may have read it my enthusiasm for my team and the showings which they have made this fall I let my feelings run away with my judgment when I was talking to our local reporter I did not expect to be quoted by the young reporter to whom I was talking I feel that he as well as I realize that such an article will not upgrade sports Please understand that I was not misquoted but to say that I am genuinely sorry is a very mild understatement It just does not make sense that any coach would want to injure his own reputation or hurt another school by such remarks will never understand why I was senseless enough to make such statements for I have the highest regard for Warren County High and for coach Eck Branham Any amends they would accept I amNvilling make Please Bert believe me when I say that I am wholly contrite and sincere in this I seriously question that there are many Then caught in a similar trap of their own making who would have the courage to write such a contrite and humble letter or to avoid creating some alibi for what he said After all what he although he felt it would not be is just what thousands of coaches have felt like saying He deserves some sort of award for candor from the profession Having learned a valuable lesson I hope Holt does not quit coaching as he promised He took over a sinking ship at Christian County last year and his teams have lost just 6 of 17 games He now has a phenomenal 370 boys playing junior high and high school football which surely is one of the most comprehensive programs in Kentucky Warren County High coach Eck Branham was a jubilant but forgiving winner all have no ill feeling toward coach Holt he said think he learned a big lesson in this We accept his apology and I am sure it was 1 had ever seen They were so BIGGEST WIN Certainly young though you knew they SUNDAY OCTOBER 31 1965 PAGE 10 fire when they took the field Dragon coach Eck Branham called the win greatest vie tory ever had since I began coaching in 1938 In he the greatest win I ever The happy coach said he always asks the team to play to its capacity tonight (Fri day) they have a little The statistics bear out that the difference in the game must have been desire The Colonels outgained Warren County by two yards but were penalized a whopping 96 yards Standouts for the Dragons were too numerous to mention Branham called the entire team in the upset When the Dragons fumbled a punt on the WC 42 after the defense had stopped the Colonels the stage was set for another Warren County setback Jonathan White piloted a 42-Continuod on page 16 column 1 Football Resuits Collage Football Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STATE and OVC Eastern Ky 28 Western Ky 12 Morehead 35 East Tenn 21 Middle Tenn 24 Austin Peay (AP Wirephoto) fore he wet stopped by West Virginia's Ernie Wheeler (53) Kentucky won their homecoming game 28-8 20 BIRD RUNS FOR FIRST DOWN Ken-tucky's Rodger Bird (21) skipped and hopped over left guard and tackle to pick up the needed yardage for a first down be- Bird Seiple Carry Ground Attack Tulsa 55 Southern Illinois 12 Western Mich 17 Marshall 14 Xavier 35 Villanova 0 Iowa State 14 Olkahoma State K) Miami Ohio 23 Bowling Green 7 Texas St 28 Cincinnati 24 Illinois 21 Purdue 0 Indiana 21 Iowa 17 Michigan St 49 Northwestern 7 Dayton 13 Ohio 1 Nebraska 16 Missouri 14 Colorado 13 Oklahoma 0 Kansas 34 Kansas State 0 SOUTH Geo 23 Davidson 7 Georgia Tech 35 Duke 23 Georgia 47 North Carolina 35 Citadel 24 Richmond 0 North Carolina St 13 Virginia 0 Clemson 26 Wake Forest 13 Maryland 27 South Carolina 14 Auburn 28 Florida 17 Mississippi 23 LSU Vanderbilt 13 Tulane Alabama 10 Mississippi State 7 Continued on page 13 column 1 Raiders Rally To Nip Govs West Win Wildcats Defense Virginia For 28-8 Arkansas State 27 Murray 13 Kentucky 28 West Virginia 8 Louisville 30 Wichita 10 Georgetown 21 Defiance Ohio 6 Louisiana Tech 20 Tennessee Tech 6 Hillsdale Mich 26 Kentucky State 18 EAST Boston 30 Rutgers 0 Connecticut 27 New Hamp 0 Holy Cross 20 Buffalo 7 Harvard 10 Penn 10 tie Syracuse 51 Pittsburgh 13 Dartmouth 20 Yale 17 Colgate 29 Army 28 Cornell 20 Columbia 6 Princeton 45 Brown 27 MIDWEST Akron 17 Baldwin-WaDace 0 Notre Dame 29 Navy 3 Michigan 50 Wisconsin 14 Ohio State 11 Minnesota IQ By DAVID HAWPE Associated Press Writer spectacular In carrying the ball 16 times for a net gain of 60 yards- But his backfield companion Dick Leftridge surpassed the top-billed Ford's efforts in gaining 75 yards in 18 carries Despite the hefty gains by Ford and Leftridge the Kentucky defense halted the Mountaineers at the right times and held their scoring to a single touchdown LEXINGTON (AP) Statistics of the West yirginia-Ken- took to the air hitting Bob Wind sor Seiple and Andrighetti for eight seven and 12 yards respectively Two plays later Seiple took the ball over from the one-yard line to make the score 9-0 kick failed During the opening drive of the second half Norton went to the air again and passed himself over the 4000-yard mark in three years of varsity football With Kentucky on its 40 and driving Norton connected with Seiple for 28 yards to boost his career total to 4007 The only other Wildcat ever to achieve this feat was quarterback Vito (Babe) Parilli LEXINGTON (AP) A stiff Kentucky defense stopped the vaunted West Virginia offense cold as the Wildcats overran the Mountaineers 28-8 in the Ken tucky homecoming football game Saturday The game did not follow script West Virginia depending on the passing arm of quarterback Allen McCune was allowed only 44 yards through the air Keo Rick Norton on the other hand completed 11 of 18 aerials for 144 yards But the game was won on the ground where Wildcat backfield aces Larry Seiple and Rodger Bird carried the weight of the offensive attack Behind the determined running of Bird and Seiple the UK offense rang up 246 yards rushing The top 4 offensive star Garrett Ford was would wind up a loser in 1965 They may not break even in 1966 no victory in Warren County 7-year football history compares with this one Christian County the way it KY 25 246 144 11-18 0 4-39 0 24 CLARKSVILLE Tenn (API-Middle Tennessee rallied behind the fourth quarter pairing of Teddy Morris to defeat Austin Peay 24-20 Saturday and take first place in the Ohio Valley Conference football race Morris engineered touchdown drives of 99 and 76 yards in the fourth period after the Blue Raiders fell behind 20-10 His five-yard run on a keeper play brought the deciding touchdown Middle Tennessee third ranked nationally in the Associated Press poll of small colleges is 4-0 in the OVC against 4-1 for the losing Governors Austin Peay trailed 10-0 at the half but rallied for three touchdowns in the third period with Rodney Rogers connecting on passes for all the touchdowns Mid Tenn 7 3 0 16-24 Austin Peay 0 0 20 MT Morris 4 run (Barnett kick) MT FG Barnett 39 AP Parson 47 pass from Rog-1 ers (kick failed) AP Huskey 15 pass from Rogers (Parson kick) AP Chilcutt 10 pass from Rogers (Parson kick) MT Smith 5 pass from Morris (Barnett kick) MT Morris 1 run (Barnett kick) had been playing was Tha Mountalnaars got their ELMER MURRAY His 11 Tackles Led Topper match! But if that young boys stay with Branham and he gets some help from the school board Warren football is going to go np steadily starting in 1967 By then if things develop as I expect there is no reason Bowling Green High and WCH should not launch their long-delayed series Sincere congratulations to Branham and his Dragons who finally are breathing some fire Now come down to earth boys and go after good old Franklin-Simpson this week likely to have fhe big for all but half a dozen teams in Region One And coach Eck Branham did it with an extremely young team The main thing is that the Dragons now have proved that they can win when comparative scores give them absolutely no chance No rviai is likely to take them lightly in the future Which will make victories come even more difficultly I thought and when saw them early in the sea- only score in the third quarter Leftridge capped a 67 yard Mountaineer drive when he scored from 12 yards out A pass or the points after was good to Bob Dunlevy The game was close at this point at 15-8 but Kentucky put it out of reach when it took over on fourth down and moved 40 yards in six plays with Norton scoring on a four-yard keeper play Although Kentucky depended heavily on its ground attack the pass-catching of Seiple and Windsor played an important role Seiple bagged five aerials for 86 yards and Windsor received five for 47 Watt Virginia 10 8 Kentucky 9 6 6 KY FG Andrighetti 20 KY Seiple 1 run (kick failed) KY Bird 3 run (pass failed) WVA Leftridge 4 run (Dun-levy pass from McCune) KY Norton 4 run (kick blocked) KY Bird 11 run (Andrighetti kick) 37500 West Virginia took the opening kickoff and easily moved the ball through the Wildcat defense Ford took the kickoff and dashed 49 yards to midfield McCune then unleashed hit heralded passing On first down he fired to Leftridge for 19 yards On the next play Ford moved to the Kentucky 14 After three short gains West Virginia had penetrated to the Kentucky eight-yard-line where they were slapped with a 15-yard penalty Three plays later the Mountaineers still not recovered from the loss and an attempted field goal from the 21 failed The only scoring in the first quarter came on a Kentucky drive that started on its own 37 But the Mountaineers dug in on their 3-yard line and John Andri-ghetti kicked a field goal for a 3-0 Kentucky lead Late in the second quarter with time running out Norton son that this team had more gest crowd in your football his-fire than any Dragon squad 1 1 tory watching you WARNING! 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