The Perkins Journal Thursday, October 6, 1977.5
To Tonkawa Friday
Demons surprise Davenport 28-12
The Perkins-Tryon
Demons moved to r2-0 in
District Play and 3-2 on the
season last Friday night as
they defeated the Davenport
Bulldogs, 28-12.
Terry Ventris set up the
first score of the game for the
Demons when he intercepted
a pass on Davenport's 25 and
returned it to the 10-yard
line. Mark Anderson took the
ball from the 10 for a Demon
TD. The extr points were
made good by a pass from
Dwayne Dearer to Greg
Baker and P-T moved out
8-0.
Perkins answer to Terry Miller, Mark
Anderson, is loose again for one of his
scores in Friday night's game.
"Ouch" says a Davenport player as
he is crushed by a host of Demons
Friday night.
Davenport's offense was
unable to mount a serious
drive, and after a 79-yard
dash by Demon Mark
Anderson the first quarter
ended 14-0.
In the second quarter
Dearer connected with Baker
on a 22 yard pass to move the
Demons to the Davenport 31.
Deaver, after avoiding the
grip of several Bulldogs,
scrambled the final 31 yards
for a P-T touchdown.
Anderson carried the pigskin
in for the two point
conversion, and the Demons
rose to a 22-0 lead.
The third quarter went
scoreless for both teams. But
Davenport came alive in the
fourth when Chris Smith
dove in from 1-yard out, after
Davenport blocked a punt
and recovered on the 1. The
two point conversion failed
and the Bulldogs trailed
22-6. The Demons capped off
a 32 yard drive, started by a
pass intercepted by Pecos
Bridenstine, when Billy
Womack dug through from
3-yards out to end the
Demon scoring for the
evening of 28 points.
Davenport ended a 55 yard
drive on the Demon 20.yard
line. Smith connected with
Jerry Rich to add 6 points to
the board for the Bulldogs
but it wasn't enough to top
the Demons 28-12 victory.
"It was a great feeling to
see the kids win over
Davenport Friday night,"
smiled Coach McIlvain.
"Especially when we came
so close a year ago, when we
lost in overtime. It was also
great to win a homecoming
game. This is always a good
feeling because some of the
alumni come to homecom-
ing.
"Our team went out fired up
from the start of the game to
the finish. We made a few
miscues at times, but overall
I believe they played their
hearts out.
"Kelvin Smith had a good
night kicking except for one
blocked punt that gave them
a TD. The rest were good
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kicks that put Davenport in
poor field position. Roger
Norfie and Terry Ventris had
a trememdous night at
corner back. They never got
wide on either of them.
Pecos Bridenstine had a
good night on pass defense.
He intercepted one to set up
a TD and almost had two
others.
"Mark Anderson, Guy
Rose, and Scott Higgins also
had a good night at
linebacking. Davenport
made a lot of three and four
yard gains, and this makes
our linebackers have to make
a lot of tackles. Our linemen,
Todd Smalley, David Am-
rine, Steve Magee and
Kelvin Smith also did a
creditable job. They put a
little pressure on the backs
and QB at time to make them
do something different.
"We are proud of the kids
for this game," remarked 20
year coach Ditz McIlvain. "It
will mean a lot to us down
the line.
"We go to Tonkawa
Friday night. Hope we get a
lot there. That's my HOME
TOWN, and I want to see our
kids beat them."
by Keith Disney
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DEMONS TAKE BITE OUT
OF BULLDOGS
The P-T Jr. High football
team defeated the Meeker
Bulldogs 12-6 in a good
defensive game on Sept. 27.
The Demons won the toss
and elected to receive. On
the first play from scrimm-
age the Demon offense got a
few yards but fumbled the
ball over to Meeker.
Good defensive play held
Meeker after a fairly long
drive.
When the Demons got the
ball back, Steve Cole made a
20 yard run as the quarter
ended.
During the second quar-
ter, Meeker took the ball
over and marched eighty
yards for a TD. The extra
point failed and Meeker lead
6-0.
At the beginning of the 3rd
quarter, P.T kicked off to the
Bulldogs.
A Meeker drive was ended
when Wade Fields recovered
a fumble and the Demons
took over first and ten.
The Demons had a good
drive going, but it faltered
when fullback George Mur-
ray got the ball taken away
from him.
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Dewayne Deavers breaks a tackle and
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the homecoming crowd.
The score at the end of the
3rd quarter was still Meeker
6, Demons 0.
The Demons got on the
scoreboard when QB Barry
Moreland threw a 5 yard TD
pass to Steve Cole. The extra
points attempt failed and the
score was tied 6-6.
Meeker was unable to
move the ball and they
punted to the Demons. With
good blocking and good hard
running, P-T moved the ball
down to the Meeker 5 yard
line.
QB Barry Moreland made
the final TD on a 5 yard
quarterback sneak. The extra
point failed and P-T lead
12-6.
The Demons got the bali
back after recovering a
Bulldog fumble and ran out
the clock to win the game.
This is the first win for P-T
after 3 defeats.
by Rick Lonenick
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