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♦ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006 2B ' fn -. ..-W .m. .... -.'.jbuJr. Thompson fights to avoid a sack. MS : ffiSßtr J$ m P| ■ .'‘ : - Bear defender Princeton Dean pursues a Colquitt runner. HOCO From page iB at Colquitt’s 39-yard line. Five plays later, King broke loose down the side line for a 22-yard touch down run. The Packers put 10 defenders in the box, but once King was outside, he took off. Again the pass failed for the two-point conversion, but the Bears led 18-7 going into the fourth quarter. Relying exclusively on Hudson’s arm, Colquitt tried to get back into the game. Looking at fourth and 15 on the Bears’ 35, Hudson made a desperation toss to Dontrell Johnson. The ball was tipped by a Bears defender, but Johnson cradled the ball to his chest as he fell into the end zone. Demott’s kick pulled the Packers to within four, 18- 14. Colquitt tried an onside kick but touched the ball before it went 10 yards. The Bears took possession at midfield with eight min utes and 54 seconds left in the game. Eleven plays later, O’Neal plunged across the goal Westfield results of the region meet Tuesday at Sherwood Christian Academy: Team Q Varsity boys: Third 0 Varsity girls: Second □ Junior Varsity boys: First □ Junior Varsity girls: First Place Individual results: Varsity boys □ Jacob Parnell: GISA Region 3-AAA champion □ Hunter Wojohn: Fifth Varsity girls Q Leigh James-Artigas: Second Q Mallory Eubanks: Fifth □ Callie Brown: Eighth Junior Varsity boys NASCAR This Week ! for the latest news, updates line to pad the Bears lead. Michael Johnson kicked the extra point to give Houston County a 25-14 edge. The Bears faced third and 12 and fourth and inches during the five minutes and 31 seconds drive. Playing both sides of the ball, King killed any chances of a Colquitt come back when he intercepted a Hudson pass at Houston County’s 42. The Bears held the ball the remaining 2:40 for the win. Houston County coaches called 57 running plays that amassed 328 yards. Sophomore quarterback Jeff Thompson attempted three passes and endured two drops. “Our receivers have to catch the ball,” Johnson said. But he admitted that run ning the football is what they do. The Bears host Tift County Thursday for their home coming game. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at McConnell- Talbert Stadium. SCOREBOARD Colquitt: 0 7 0 7-14 Houston: 0 12 6 7-25 C - Dontrell Johnson 11 pass from QJimmy Mehserle: Region 3-AAA JV boys champion D Thompson Way: Second QTrae Tolleson: Fourth Q Gabe Gattis: Fifth Q Barrett Stanley: Seventh Junior Varsity girls Q Caroline Amos: Region 3-AAA JV girls champion 0 Ellen Grier: Third □ Courtney Hamsley: Sixth □ McKinley Walton: Seventh All runners will next com pete in the state cham pionship meet at the Georgia Children’s Home in Macon Oct. 21. ENI/Ciary llarmon EN! Gary Harmon Channing Hudson (Mike Demott kick) H - Eric O'Neal 1 run (kick failed) H - O'Neal 7 run (pass failed) H - Martez King 22 run (pass failed) C - Johnson 35 pass from Hudson (Demott kick) H - O'Neal 1 run (Michael Thompson kick) C H 1 st dwns 9 20 Rush-Yds 8-21 57-328 Pass yds 188 4 Com-Att-Int 22-37-1 1-3-0 Fums-Lst 2-1 3-1 Punts-Avg 4-32 4-17 Pens-Yds 4-19 2-20 Leading rushers: (H) Eric O'Neal 25-165, Martez King 9-96, D.J. Dodson 18-80. Leading passers: (CC) Channing Hudson 22-37-188. Leading receivers: (CC) Orion Ponder 9-59, Dontrell Johnson 5- 87. The Original Solunar Tables By Mrs. Richard Alden Knight Release week of Oct. 15-22. 2006 AM PM Date Day Minor Major Minor Major 10/15 Su 1:25 7:30 1:45 7:55 10/16 M 2:10 8:15 2:25 8:35 10/17 T 2:50 8:50 3:05 9:10 10/18 W 3:25 9:30 3:45 9:50 10/19 Th 4:05 10:05 4:20 10:20 10/20 F 4:35 10:40 4:50 11:00 10/21 S 5:15 11:15 5:30 11:35 10/22 Su 5:50 11:50 6:05 0 © 2006 by King Features Syndicate. 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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL post-game workout. It would be the hockey equivalent of football’s grass drills and basketball’s line drills. Did it really go as far as it went on the screen? Whether it did or didn’t, I could only think of one thing. Could you imagine a modern-day Olympic coach in hockey try ing the same thing? Won’t happen. Remember, in 1980, Olympic team sports like hockey and basketball were still about amateurs as far as the United States is con cerned. That all changed in 1992 with the basketball Dream Team, and it eventually fil tered over to hockey. The million-dollar NHL star - or more importantly his agent - wouldn’t put up with that. Which reminds me, the new NHL season just started. Who knew? 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