B4 - THE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 22, 2011
SOFTBALL
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inning. Runner and Dotter
reach reached on hits then
scored on passed balls. Dale
rallied for seven runs in the
bottom of the frame off four
walks and three errors. P-
T's final run came in the top
of the second frame.
Last Monday, the Lady
Demons hosted Morrison
and Holdenville in a trian-
gular as part of "Win-Win
Week" festivities. P-T
went 1-1 in the event was
the real winner was the
program that raised money
for cancer research.
The Lady Demons
defeated Morrison 6-1
behind a solid performance.
However, P-T lost to Hold-
enville.
P-T did turn in a couple
of dandy defensive plays
in the Holdenville game
as Dotter threw out two
runners from centerfield.
The first time was at third
base and the second time
at home.
Eden Chapel United
Methodist Church donated
the money for the team's
commemorative shirts
worn in the games. The
team also wore them as
they collected donations
at the football game Friday
night. A preliminary count
of the. contributions are
over $800, said head coach
Carla Hart. A change drive
at the high school netted 35
Perkins resident Leslie
Smith threw out the cer-
emonial first pitch during last
Monday's softball triangular
here. The Lady Demons
used the games to promote
"Win-Win Week" to promote
cancer awareness. Smith
herself is battling cancer.
Courtesy photo by Jay Littau
pounds of loose coins. A
more accurate amount will
be known for next week's
paper.
Leslie Smith of Perkins
threw out the ceremonial
first pitch last Monday. She
is currently waging her own
battle with cancer.
The Lady Demons
began Class 3A district
tournament action at Sperry
Wednesday afternoon. If
both teams split the two
scheduled games, the "if
necessary" game will be
played at 4 p.m. today.
RIPLEY
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runs batted in. each time at bat.
Jayman Williams fol- Earlier in the week,
lowed with a 2-for-2 outing. Ripley lost a 9-8 contest
LeviMorris was also 2-for- at Oilton that went nine
2 with an RBI. innings. OHS scored the
The Warriors scored winning run in the bottom
a single run in the first of the ninth with a walk off
inning then put the game single.
away with an eight-run The Warriors found
second inning, themselves in a hole early
In quarterfinals action trailing as much as 8-1.
later that evening, the Ripley cut the deficit in
The offensive linemen for the Perkins-Tryon Demons this season are, front row, from left: Corbin Reid, Kyle Richards,
Trey Sasser, Ryan Richards, Cy Boles, Bubba Grotheer, Cody Krug, Chesil Gosney, and Braden Fielding. Back row: Logan
Crotty, Isaiah Ownby, Austin Nietenhoefer, Rusty Norton, Braxton Reid, Trevor Johnson, Cole Courtright, Dylan Rafael,
Gregg Dodd, and Ben Kadavy.
Journal photo by Flick Lomenlck
'SECOND SEASON'
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been pretty good," he said. The defense has forced 8 turnovers district game so you don't start out
In three games, there has only been in a hole," Wertman said. "It's scary
one bad snap and that came in the because then you have to fight tooth
McLoud contest. Wertman is pleased and nail from there. We'll definitely
with the job center Bubba Grotheer have a bulls-eye on our backs."
has been: doing and its something In other games around the dis-
that is worked on daily, especially would stress the importance of get- trier, Little Axe will host Bristow
during Wednesday practices. During ring off to a good start now that the and Chandler will host Star Spencer.
that session, centers will snap the ball district season is here. Prague is the first team to play outside
50-75 times each. "It's very important to win that first the district, hosting Holdenville.
DEMONS
in the first three games with five inter-
ceptions and three fumble recoveries.
The team is also averaging just over
63 tackles a game.
Wertman said he and his staff
Warriors lost to Mulhall- half with an 8-4 score after Cushing eight-yard line. A
all over Greenfield. Morris The score became tiedCushing moved the ball to
entered the game in relief in in the fifth led by Gosney' s the four-y d line. Then two
the second inning and kept lead off home run. Gosney carries from halfback Tyler
the Panthers in check, finished the game with a Taffresulted in a score with
Williams clubbed a 2-4 outing that included a 32 seconds left in the first
two-RgI double in thesingle. Dalton Watts went half. The two-point con-
sixth inning. 2-for-3 and two walks, version failed leaving the
In Saturday morning'sRHS begins district visiting Tigers with a slim
consolation game withbaseball action today at 14-12 halftime lead.
Drummond, the Warriors Dale. The Warriors will "Our special teams play
received a 10-strikeout per- play Olive at 2 p.m. A loss was huge for us," Wertman
formancefromTylerJardot would put them in the 4 said. "The blocked punt
enroute to a 7-3 win.p.m. game with Dale. had to be the biggest play
Williams finished 2- A win and Ripley would of the game to help get us
for-2 and scored three runs play at 6 p.m. against the started."
while Abraham Lincoln fin- winner of the Dale-Olive A bad punt by Cushing
ished with a 2-for-3 outing, game. The tournament in the third quarter set up
Jardot also clubbed a double concludes on Friday. the go-ahead score by P-T.
and Gosney reached base The Demons moved the ball
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lead with 4:31 left in the down to inside the Cushing two-point conversion and a the leading tackler with
opening.frame. 10-yard line but penalties 30-22 score. 13. Clark Crotty followed
Cushing's next score stalled the drive. Kinzie P-T couldn't run out with 12.
came early in the second then drilled a 35-yard field the remaining seconds as
P-T 30, Cushing 22
quarter on a nine-yardgoal to give P-T a 15-14 Cushing had preserved its CHS 7 7 0 8-22
run by Murray and with lead with 5:15 left. timeouts. After a Kinzie P-T 6 6 3 15-30
the PAT kick, the Tigers P-T expanded the lead punt, the Tigers had one Rushing -CHS: Murray 14-
increased their advantage in the fourth quarter with more opportunity to force 102, 2 TDs; Myers 14-94. P-T: T.
Taft 14-89; White 12-56, Battles
to 14-6 at the 9:49 mark. two touchdown runs by a possible overtime with 11-38, 2 TDs; Edwards 8-17; S.
P-T appeared on its way Battles. The first came 24 seconds left. Two pass Taft 1-16; Adkism 6-14.
for a score at the midway on the second play of the completions and a 15-yard Passing - CHS: Murray 11-
20-2, 99 yards, TD. P-T: Battles
point of the frame but quarter on a five-yard run. run by Murray moved the 9-17-0, 175 yards, TD.
a fumble by Adkism at Kinzie's kick increased the ball to the P-T 46-yard line. Receiving - CHS: Knight 4-
the Cushing 13-yard line margin to 22-14. The score Then on the last play of the 39; D. Myers 3-26, TD; McKnight
2-14; K. Myers 1-8; Stallworth 1-
stopped the drive, was set up when Shane Taff game with one second on 2. P-T: Bunch 4-67; White 2-18;
Penalties and a stout recovered a Myers fumble the clock, a Murray pass S. Taft 1-72, TD; Kinzie 1-11;
Demon defense kept the on a punt. was intercepted by White Edwards 1-7.
Tackles - P-T: Edwards
Tigers in the shadow of The final score came later to preserve the P-T win. 13, Crotty 12, T. Taft 7, White
their own goal post on the when Battles capped a nine- The Demons had another7, Grotheer 6, Boles 5, Battles
next drive and a punting play drive that covered 63 solid night offensively tal- 4, Krug 4, Adkism 3, S. Taft 3,
Peyton 2, Reese 2, Bridenstine
situation was forced. Mur- yards and chewed up over lying just over 400 yards 1, Bunch 1, Waitt 1.
ray's punt was smothered four minutes of the clock, of total offense. Tyler Taft Interceptions - P-T: White 2.
by defensive end Chance He scored on a seven-yard had his best game rushing Fumble recoveries - P-T: S.
Bunch and recovered on the run. Battles hit Caleb White of his young career with 89 Taft 1, Waitt 1.
Demon Awards
with a two-point conversion yards on six carries and a Offense- team
ras:5 fox" a 30 14 load. touchdown. Defense -- team
Cushing halted the seer- Batiles completed 9-of- Kicking game - Chance
Bunch
ing surge with what proved 17 passes for 175 yards. Scout player of the week
to be its final score with Bunch caught four passes -Josh Yarbrough
less than a minute remain- for 67 yards while Shane Big hit - Shane Taft
Big play -- Chance Bunch,
ing. Murray hit Myers on Taft had one catch for the Travis Battles
a six-yard pass play then 72-yard touchdown. Demon on the Week
used the same route for the Justus Edwards was - Chance Bunch, Cody Krug,
Bubba Grotheer
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