The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1984 Page: 9 of 32
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• Is Big Factor
In Jasper,s33-17Win Friday
The Jasper Bulldogs used the
big play to big advantage
Friday night as they whipped
the Silsbee Tigers 83-17 in the
district opener for both squads.
Jasper went into the game
ranked sixth in the state.
It didn’t take the Bulldogs
long to show their punch. The
Tigeres won the toss, and
elected to kick off, saving the
High School Football
Scores
WO Stark 10, West Brook 7
Franck 34, Thom. Jafforson S
BCR 14, Nederland 14 (Tio)
Vidor 35, PNG 6
Jasper 33, Silsbee 17
South Park 21, lumbarten 13
Lincoln 21, LC-M 14
Huntsville 49, Dayton 0
Crosby 9, C.E. King 6
Channelview 19, Liberty o
Galena Park 0, Livingston 0 (Tio)
DiboH SO, Shepherd 0
San Augustine 26, Kirbyville 7
Huntington 14, Wast Sabine 0
Buna 21, Hemphill 13
Woodvills 23, Kountxe 13
Orangefield 20, HuN-Daisetta 7
Newton 17, Clavaland 7
Kelly 13, Warren 8
San Augustine 26, Kirbyville 7
Huffman 20, SFA12
Hardin-Jeff. 40, Anahuac 30
E. Chambers 13, Barbers Hill 6
Hardin 23, Ham.-Fannett 0
Apple Springs 19, Lola 7
Sabine Pass 61, Living Stone 0
LaPorte 28, Dickinson 7
0. Permian 35, Mg Springs 6
Midland 13, AbHana 9
Midland Lea 21, Ab. Cooper 7
Texas CHy 28, Osar Creek 10
Tomball 19, Waller 0
option for the second half, but
as it turned out, they shouldn’t
have.
Jasper’s Tony Allen took the
ball on his own four and burst
through the oncoming Tiger
line for the score. The extra
point try by Damon McQueen
was good and Jasper led 7-0.
Silsbee’s offense showed
promise when it finally got the
ball, the Tigers bogged down at
the 40. The punt pushed Jasper
all the way back to the Bulldog
11.
The Tiger defense, continu-
ing to play well, wouldn’t let
Jasper move and Silsbee was
able to take over on the next
punt at midfield.
Silsbee and Jasper swapped
possessions on the next series,
and Silsbee got the ball in good
field position on the next
possession, at the Jasper 41.
Gerald Lewis connected on a
20 yard pass to Gerald Maze,
and Lewis picked up another
first down at the Bulldog 11 at
the start of the second quarter,
but there the drive stalled, and
the Tigers were forced to settle
for a 27-yard field goal try by
Mike Hensley. The kick, ^with
about 10 minutes remaining in
the quarter was good and that
cut the Jasper lead to 7-3.
Jasper and Silsbee traded
possessions once again and the
Bulldogs found themselves on
their own 42 about midway into
the second quarter.
Jasper thought they had a
touchdown a little earlier than
they actually did. Jasper scored
on a 17 yard run, by Earl Silas,
but it was called back on a
penalty. Still, one play later the
Bulldogs raced in again, with
Silas scoring on a 10 yard run.
This time, though, McQueen’s
attempted kick was blocked by
Richard Harris and Jasper held
on to a 13-3 lead with 3:37
remaining in the quarter.
Jasper wasn't done with the
scoring in the half, though. A
Tiger attempt to move the ball
was stopped, and the Bulldogs
took over following a punt at
midfield. It took must three
plays this time as Reggie Davis
galloped in from 10 yards out
with 1:03 remaining in the half.
McQueen's kick sailed through
the uprights and Jasper had a
20-3 lead at the half.
The Tigers got the opening
kickoff of the third quarter in
good field position, and march-
ed down to the Bulldog 28
before Lewis, looking for some-
one to throw to, threw instead
to Tony Allen, who once again
took off upfield, and using
blazing speed, managed to
cross the goal line for the
touchdown with 9:14 remaining
in the quarter. This time Al-
len’s romp was 78 yards.
McQueen’s extra point try
was good and Jasper led 27-3.
Silsbee couldn’t move follow-
ing it's possession, and Jasper
took over on its own 39 follow-
ing a punt. A defensive play by
Calvin Gore stopped the Bull-
dogs momentarily, but Jasper
managed to hang onto the
football and score midway into
the final quarter of play.
The touchdown, an 11 yard
keeper by quarterback Lish
Adams climaxed a nine-play
73-yard drive that put the game
out of reach for the Tigers.
Jasper
12
207
75
3-10-0
3-32
8-2
7-45
first downs
yards rushing
yards passing
' passes
punts
fumbles-lost
penalties- yards
SILSBEE'S ERIC HOWARD tries to avado onrushlng tackier Wilbert Geer (85) of
Jasper In action last Friday at Kirby Stadium. Jasper won the game 33-17.
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FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Bridge City At LC-M
Lumborton At Jasper
Lincoln at Silsbee
10-4A SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, OCT. 12
Channelview At Crosby
Dayton At Liberty
Galena Park At Huntsville
Livingston At C.E. King
22-5 A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Vidor At BCP
West Brook At PNG
French At Nederland
WO-Stark At TJ
18- 3 A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Huntington At Confer
Hemphill At Diboll
San Augustine At Woodville
12-A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Colmesneil At High Island
Sabine Pass At Apple Springs
Chester At Sabine Pass
22-5A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Vidor at BCP
West Brook at PN-G
French at Nederland
WO Stark at Them. Jeff
24-2A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
West Hardin At Hull-Daisetta
BurkoviKe At Evadale
19- 3A SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Warren At Buna
KkbyvMe At Keantie
Newton At Orangefield
NFL Scores
St. Louis 31, Dallas 20
Cincinnati 13, Houston 3
LA Raiders 28, Seattle 14
Atlanta 30, LA Rams 28
NT Jots 17, Kansas City 16
'New England 17, Cleveland 16
Chicago 20, Now Orleans 7
Wash. 35, Indianapolis 7
Miami 31, Pittsburgh 7
Denver 28, Detroit 7
Tampa Bay 35, Minnesota 31
PhMadalpMa 27, Buffalo 17
San Dingo 34, Green Bay 28
San Francisco 31, NY Giants 10
“As truly as I live, all the
earth shall be filled with the
glory of the Lord.”
Numbers 14:21
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McQueen again added the extra
point, and Jasper led 88-3.
Silsbee got the ball back
some four plays later when
Chad Davenport recovered a
fumble and the Tigers found
themselves on the Bulldog 28.
Kenny Bolton picked up one
first down on a pass from
Lewis, and Robert Keel snared
another that set the Tigers up
in scoring territory with a first
and three from the three.
Gerald Maze got the Tigers
first touchdown in two games
when he squeezed through
from that point with 4:25
remaining in the game. The
Tigers try for two points fell
short though, and Jasper had a
33-9 lead.
A sack by Kevin Dodd and a
blocked punt by Bobby Sim-
mons gave the Tigers the ball
once again with time running
out in the game. Still, quarter-
back Tommy Tatum, filling in
for Lewis, made the most of it
as he sprinted through the
Bulldog line for 69 yards and
the touchdown.
This time the two point
conversion, a pass snared by
Kenny Bolton in the end zone,
cut the Jasper led to 33-17 but
there was no more time for any
additional scoring.
The loss gave the Tigers a 1-4
record overall, and a 0-1 slate in
district play.
Silsbee will take on Lincoln
at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Kirby
Stadium in it’s homecoming
contest.
Jasper held Silsbee to 131
total offensive yards while Jas-
per recorded 207. Reggie Davis
had 16 carries for 101 yards,
while Gerald Maze had 12
carries for 29 yards.
Yardstick
THE
SILSBEE BEE
SILSBEE, TEXAS 77656, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,1984, SECTION 2, PAGE 1
Greenies Take Advantage Of
Raider Miscues To Win 21 -13
WANT ADS On RESULTS
The South Park Greenies
turned four fumbles and a
blocked punt into a 21-13 vic-
tory Friday over the Lumber-
ton Raiders in the 1984 home-
coming contest.
It was a very frustrating
evening for the Raiders, out-
gaining the Greenies every-
where except the scoreboard.
The Greenies opened up a
14-0 first half lead before the
Raiders could get their offense
on track.
Early in the first period, the
Greenies opened the scoring on
a 4 yard run by Greg Goodman.
Motl’s PAT was good giving
S.P. a 7-0 lead.
South Park struck again in
period number two. This time it
was signal caller Jason Woods
throwing to Cecil Cooper for
the 26-yard scoring strike.
Again Motl’s kick was through
the uprights and the Greenies
held for a 14-0 halftime lead.
With the second half kickoff,
the Raiders seemed to get new
life and the gears seem to begin
to turn.
With 7:43 left in the third
period, defensive back Kenneth
McAdams picked off a Woods
aerial and the put the Raiders
in excellent scoring position.
Kevin Flanagin capped the
short drive with a four yard
scamper to break the ice for the
Raiders. Joey Breaux kicked
the extra point, and the Raid
ers were back in business.
COLLEGE
SCHEDULE
Saturday, Oct. 13
Oklahoma at Texas
Texas Tech at Arkansas
SMU at Bafler
MeeatlCV
Texas AIM at Houston
SOUTHLAND
CONFERENCE
SW Texas at Lamar
Arkansas St. at la. Tech
McNeese St. at North Texas
UTA at Wichita State
SE La. at NE la.
OTHERS
Air Force at Notre Dame
Penn State at Alabama
Army at Rutgers
Auburn at Florida St.
Temple at Boston College
Boston U. at William A Mary
W. Mich at Bowling Green
Wyoming at BTU
Penn, at Brown
Califomia at Oregon St.
Miami, Fla. at Cincinnati
Holy Cross at Colgate
Iowa St. at Colorado
Colorado St. at New Mexico
Columbia at Princeton
Cornell at Harvard
Dartmouth at Tale
Duke at Virginia Tech
East Carolina at Tulsa
Syracuse at Florida
Mississippi at Georgia
Georgia Tech at Virginia
Hawaii at Texas-EI Paso
Illinois at Ohio State
Indiana at Michigan St.
Iowa at Purdue
Kansas at Kansas St.
Kentucky at Mississippi St.
VanderbiHatLSU
Indiana St. at Louisville
N. Carolina St. at Maryland
SW La. at Louisiana
Northwestern at Michigan
Minnesota at Wisconsin
Missouri at Nebraska
lehigk at Navy
N. Mexico St. at Pacific Cal.
N. Caroline at Wake Forest
USC at Oregon
Pittsburgh at South Carolina
Richmond at Massachusetts
Utah at San Diego State
San Jose State at Fullerton St.
S. Mississippi at Tuiane
Washington at Stanford
Syracuse at West Virginia
Utah at San Diego St.
NFL SCHEDULE
Sunday, Oct. 14
Dallas at Washington
LA Rams at New Orleans
PHttbvrali it Sim franciico
NT Giants at Atlanta
Chicago at St. Louis
Minnesota at LA Raiders
Tampa Bay at Detroit
Greaa Bay at Denver
Colts ot
Gnckmoti of Nov En^cnd
nousion it mmri
NT Jets at da vetoed
rffamIBle
■•now or ooonw
San Diego at Kansas CHy
The Greenies however, had
ideas of their own. After a good
defensive stand from Lumber-
ton, Woods pitched to Malcolm
Andrepont who shocked the
Raider defense for a 69-yard
run to the Lumberton 11-yard
line. From there, Woods found
Cooper in the endzone for
another Greenie score. Extra
point put the Greenies in the
driver’s seat with a 21-7 lead.
The game then turned into a
defensive struggle with neither
team able to put anything
together until mid-way through
the last period.
The Raiders were able to
move the ball through the air
behind the passing arm of Sean
Muzzillo and drove to the S.P.
37 where a controversial call
gave the Greenies the ball at
their own 30 yard line with
seven minutes left in the con
test and ended the Raider
drive.
The Lumberton defense held
the Greenies and South Park
was forced to punt.
Once again the Raiders mov-
ed downfield on the arm of
Muzzillo. This time they were
not to be denied. Muzzillo found
St. Clair in the endzone for a
4-yard touchdown. After a con-
ference on the sideline. Raider
Head Coach Larry Spacek de-
cided to go for the two-point
play, but it was broken up by a
very good S.P. defensive play
leaving the South Park margin
at the final score of 21-13.
The Raiders managed to get
possession of the football once
more before the final gun, but
Muzzillo’s last ditch attempt
from mid-field was picked off
by the Greenies.
In the District 9-4A opener,
both teams records go to (3-2)
for the season and the Greenies
post a (1-0) district worksheet
while the Raiders fall to (0 1).
Statistically it was a good
game for the Raiders with Sean
Muzzillo passing for 203 yards
and Bryan Wright rushing for a
total of 121 on 26 attempts.
Once again it was the Big
Play’ offense of South Park that
was the diffence in the ball-
game. “They just big played us
to death,” said Raider coach
Larry Spacek.
The Raiders travel to Jasper
this Friday to tangle with the
Kingpin of District 9-4A. The
Bulldogs defeated Silsbee last
Friday in the District opener
for each team 33-17.
Greenies
Lumberton
First Downs
9
22
Rushing Yards
21 107
41-66
Passing Yards
95
201
Total net yards
202
267
Passes Comp.
621-1
19 28-1
Punts
8-37.0
5-26.6
Fumbles/Lost
0-0
5-4
Yards/Penalized
12-125
7-57
DISTRICT 9-AAAA
DISTRICT
STANDINGS
W L T
JASPER
SOUTH PARK
LINCOLN
BRIDGE CITY
LUMBERTON
SILSBEE
LC-M
THIS WEEK WEEK: Lincoln at
Silsbns, lumberton at Jasper,
Bridge City at LC-M.
3rd Annual
Gumbo Cookoff
Saturday, October 13
8 A.M.
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Highway 418 West
Sponsored By: The Railroaders Club
E-try Forms Available At Chamber of Commerce Office
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Lumberton, Texas • 755-1817
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