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Thursday,. September 5, 2013 - B3
DEMONS
Continued from Page B1
at the halfback positions, be the first time in several
Fullback Clark Crotty fin- years, for example, that all
ished with 18 yards on five linemen won't be playing
carries, both offense and defense.
"It was a good step for- Wertman said only one
ward against a very solid will and that is senior
Hennessey team," Wert- Trevor Johnson.
man said. "Offensively, I He added that condition-
thought we moved the ball ing is still a little behind
well both running and pass- but felt the overall team
ing. Defensively, we did a depth will help overcome
lot of things that frustrated that, especially early in the
them. It was a big step season.
forward." P-T experienced one
Shelby Reese will start varsity injury during the
at quarterback. He ran for Hennessey scrimmage
11 yards on six carries in and that was to junior line-
one series for the Demons. backer and quarterback
Zac Bledsoe also played a Bledsoe. Bledsoe suffered
series at quarterback and hit a shoulder injury near the
3-of-7 passes for 41 yards, end of the scrimmage.
He also had one run for Wertman said Bledsoe
three yards, would probably play.
Matt Waitt was the The nine-year skipper
leading receiver with three encourages a huge follow-
catches for 41 yards while ing to Jones since this will
John Sasser and Peyton be the last regular season
added a catch each. game between the two
The Demons will be teams. He applauded the
playing a lot of kids, Wert- nice crowd that showed up
man noted. In fact, this will at Hennessey last week.
Perkins-Tryon senior Shelby Reese battles for yards during
last week's scrimmage at Hennessey. Reese will start at
quarterback for the Demons as they travel to Jones Friday
night. Journal photo by Rick Lomenick
TOURNEY
Continued from Page B1 S H S
The winning continued in the second and three in Continued from Page B1
last Tuesday with a 20-4 the third for the win. The Pioneers will be backs. Two quarterbacks
win over the Lady Tigers P-T rolled to a 10-1 var- challenged by McAlester, a who also had their seasons
at Cleveland. The Lady sity win last Monday here team that finished with an 8- shortened in 2012.
Demons also claimed the against Guthrie. In the JV 5 overall record a year ago In McAlester's 42-18
JV game with an 8-3 ver- game, the Lady Demonsand finished second in dis- home field loss to Stillwa-
dict. won 6-3. trict play with a 6-1 record ter a year ago, Wood went
In the opener, P-T took Makayla Jones and behind Tulsa Kelley. to the sideline midway
a quick 3-0 lead after one Bailey Wamsley provided The Buffaloes went through the opening quarter
inning. Cleveland rallied the offensive surge. Jones deep into the playoffs, with what turned out to be
in the bottom of the second clubbed a single and an defeating Collinsville and a heart ailment that would
with four runs for a short- inside-the-park home run Deer Creek, before losing require s'urgery. Without
lived 4-3 advantage. The while Wamsley added ain the semifinals to Tulsa Wood, the Buffs went to
Lady Demons took over single and triple. East Central, 26-14. Plan B, which included
withanine-runthird-inning Jones was also the The BuffaloesofCoach moving Pratt into the
output to take the lead for winning pitcher with nine Bryan Pratt return thesignal-calling spot. McAl-
good. One more was added strikeouts and allowing nucleus of that team, led ester never recovered.
in the fourth with seven only three Lady Bluejays by 6-3,230-pound quar-Noble hadanimpressive
insurance runs added in on base. terback Dalton Wood and varsity opener against the
the fifth. In the JV game, Morgan wide receiver Caden Pratt. Buffaloes, completing 19-
In the JV game, P-T Hall got the win in the This game shapes up asof-27 passes for 313 yards
broke a 3-3 tie after the pitching circle with nine a battle of two teams with and four touchdowns. He
first frame with two more strikeouts, talented, returning quarter- also rushed three times for
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well
Elbow surgery went well the disabled list. Hefner
for Jeremy Hefner and he posted on Twitter that he
will soon start rehabilita- would begin rehab in about
tion. a month. He recently said
Hefner underwent his goal is to be back pitch-
Tommy John surgery on ing in about a year.
his right elbow about two He had been in the Mets
weeks ago not long after he starting rotation since the
was diagnosed with a par- beginning of the season and
tially torn MCL. The New had a 4-8 record at the time
York Mets placed him on his injury was diagnosed.
COWBOYS
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Smith each had four catches
with Stewart leading the
way with 39 yards.
Special teams play was
mostly solid heavily rely-
ing on the punting of Kip
Smith who's six punts aver-
aged 45.2 yards each with
four of them pinning MSU
inside its own 20-yard line
to start drives. Kicker Ben
Grogan hit all three extra
point attempts but had his
first collegiate field goal of
B2
49 yards blocked and nearly
returned for a touchdown as
the first half closed.
The defense held MSU
333 total yards. Justin Gil-
bert and Zack Craig each
intercepted a pass to halt
drives.
The Cowboys remain oh
the road south of the Red
River this week, this time
against UT-San Antonio,
coached by former OSU
coach Larry Coker. The
competition level won't
be the same as Mississippi
State but it will be impor-
tant for OSU to continue
to improve in all facets of
the game. It would also be
an opportunity for Chelf to
redeem himself some after
his slow start last week.
After that, OSU will host
Lamar in the home-opener
on Sept. 14.
85 yards and two TDs.
Before being sidelined
with a knee injury against
Tulsa Union, Noble passed
for 1,074 yards as a sopho-
more.
After Friday's game,
SHS travels to Midwest
City for a non-league game,
starting at 7 p.m. E R R O R S
From Page B1
BANDITS base hits.
At Guthrie, P-T held an
From Page B2 early lead before the Lady
starting at 12 noon. On
Bluejays surged late for
Nov. 2, the second and the win.
third grade teams play The Lady Demons
Stillwater while the fourth
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