The Perkins Journal Thursday,
22,1977-5
Demons Edged by Prague Red Devils 36-14
by Keith Disney
Demons traveled to
:ue last Friday to pit
against the Prague
Devils, one of the top
teams in Class A.
fact didn't discourage
Demon's hopes of a
and they went off at
time with a 14-12 lead
the Devils. The second
did not go so well,
Prague added 24
the board while the
were unable to get
line. The game
received the open-
[kick-off and started their
scoring on their first
possession. They traveled 75
years and Kenneth Taylol
capped off the run with 4
yards for the TD. The
conversion failed, and the
first quarter ended with the
Red Devils up 6-0.
Prague again started the
scoring in the second quarter
when John Parker took in an
8 yard pass from quarterback
Monty Stewart to put the
finishing touches on a march
of 83 yards.
On the following kick-off
the Demons took control on
their own 29. In two plays the
Demons had gained 11 yards
Roger Norrie #80, Mark Anderson #33 and Pecos
Bridenstine #15 charge in to assist in the tackle of
Crawford #5 of Prague.
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Quarterback Dewayne Deaver #11
finds a hole in the Prague defense and
goes three yards for another Demon TD.
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for the first down on the
Demon 40. On the following
play, Mark Anderson scram-
bled 60 yards for a Demon
touchdown and PT was on
the scoreboard.
Prague fumbled on the
kick-off return, and the
Demons recovered, taking
over on the Red Devils' 33
yard line.
Quarterback Dwayne
Deaver scored the second
P-T TD on a 3 yard run, and
the Demons completed a
pass to Tim Spence for the
two point conversion. The
Demons led at half time
14-12.
The Demons were unable
to stop the Red Devils in the
third quarter as Rick Garner
took a six yard pass from
Stewart, and Odell Crawford
made the final yard for a TD.
Stewart completed the 2
point conversion pass to put
Prague ahead 28-14.
Pecos Bridenstine, P-T
corner back, had a near
interception as he interfered
with a touchdown pass from
Stewart to Garner.
The final Prague score
came from a six yard
scramble from Taylor with
Stewart carrying in the two
Tigers Roar 36-6
by Rick Lomenick
In third outing, the P-T
Junior High Footballers met
a tough Crescent team and
came off scratched. Cres-
cent won the toss and elected
to receive. On Crescent's
first play of the game, they
went forty yards around the
end and were immediately in
scoring position. Their first
TD came on the second play
of the drive butwas called
back because of an offsides
penalty.
When the Demons got the
ball George Murray bulled
his way up the middle for the
Demons' first down. As the
Demons were moving the
ball, they fumbled and
Crescent recovered.
Crescent's first TD came on
a 23 yard TD run with no
penalties. The extra points
were good and Crescent lead
8-0.
In the second quarter,
Crescent got their second TD
on a 52 yard run.
When the Demons got the
ball on the kick-off, they just
Couldn't get the ball moving
and were forced to punt.
When it looked like
Crescent would make an-
other loog run for a
touchdown, George Murray
made a "17) saving tackle on
the one-yard line. Crescent
made their third TD on a
one-yard plunge. The extra
point attempt failed and
Crescent stretched the lead
to 20-0.
It seemed that nothing
went right for the Demons
because they fumbled a
kick-off and Crescent re-
covered and took it in on an
Demons Play Y
point conversion.
"I was happy and proud of
our kids," smiled Coach
Mcllvain. "They played their
hearts out.
"Some of our sophomores
seemed to come alive this
game," he continued. Dea-
ver seemed to gain a little
more confidence; Smalley
had his best game so far, and
Moore looked like he was
firing offthe line better.
"Anderson had a good
game, as well as Rose,
Magee, and Baker. Kelvin
Smith played well in spite of
a bad cold."
The Statistics
P-T. "
Flnt Dm= ................. 9 16
Yar Rushi ............. I m
Yards lmb ............... 0 30
Passes ..................... 0-2 44
iPamm Int. I/ ................ 0 1
Fumbl loa ................. 0 1
Pqnuiu ................... 15 N
SCOltE BY QU,UWIS
Prague ................ 6 6 16 8--M
PICam-'l'ry .......... 0 14 0 0.-14
• 'r J,tXT
Prague-Kenneth Taylor 4 rum (run
tidied).
19Tn Ql.lhJIl'l
0hn Parker li Lisa from
Mmty Stewart (ma hdled).
Perkt.l'r,/0n--blark/mders0n 60 run
(run failed).
Peddt-Dn}e Deave 3 am (Tim
Vanel Ires fr0m Deer).
lad QUAWI'I
Prague--Rick Gin-her 6 pass from
Stewart (Taylor lm from Stenrt).
11 Crawford I run (Parker
pare from Stewm)
rmJAa'r
Pralple-Taylor 6 rm (Stewart rm).
eighteen yard TD run with
the extra points good and
Crescent was still ahead 28-0
going into half timo.
At the beginning of the
third quarter, Crescent kick-
ed off to the Demons, who
were unable to move it.
When it looked like
Crescent would score an-
other touchdown, Demon
Nicky Westbrook made a TD
saving tackle.
Crescent made their fifth
TD on a 26 yard run and the
extra points good.
With the aid of penalties
and good runs by George
Murray, P-T marched down
the field as the third quarter
ended.
Early in the 4th quarter,
after Crescent was unable to
move the ball and gave the
ball over to the Demons on
downs with good play by
Mark Irwin.
With 3 seconds left in the
game and the Demons on the
Crescent 15 yard line, Fred
Pitts took a handoff and ran
15 yards for P-T's only score
as the clock ran out of time.
Crescent wins the game
36-6.
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The Prague score board shows the
effort put out by the Demons as they
came from behind to lead at half time
14-12.
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