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Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1968
6
Eagles Undergoing
A Revamp Program
(NOTE: The Griffin - Clark
ston game will be played Satur- ;
day at 7:30 p.m.)
Coach Max Dowls continued
the Eagles’ revamping program
today, a move forced by a large
number of injuries.
"We were a little sluggish
Tuesday,” Coach Dowis said.
“However, overall I guess it was
a pretty good practice.”
The revamp program is being
accomplished without cont act
work. Coach Dowis said -earlier
the Eagles couldn’t afford to sc
rimmage for fear of suffering
more casualties.
"We didn’t hit a lick Monday
and yet two more players were
injured. Neither was serious,
though. Bill Butler suffered a
jammed shoulder while running
a pass route and Sonny Carlisle
hurt his wrist.”
Rickey Clark, Quimby Melton
and Bruce Colwell, all starters,
are definitely out of the Clarks
ton game, which will be played
Saturday night at Memorial Sta
dium in DeKalb County.
However, there is one bright
' not j in the Eagles’ training
i t amp.
Craig Bozeman, who missed
last week’s game because of a
cut knee, will start against Cl
arkston.
Bozeman is practicing now and
Coach Dowis expects the stitch-
es to ba removed from the wo
und later this week.
Coach Dowis said that Keith
O’Dell will likely replace Bruce
Colwell at defensive end.
Bill Cole, another end, has
been shifted to rover back on de
fense.
Bozeman will be at his line
backing post. He will play along
side David Huddleston or Luke
Nichol.
"Since Quimby was injured, ■
we may have to move Nichol
back to middle guard and make
other arrangements at lin-back
er,” Coach Dowis said.
It appears that Nichol an d
Bozeman will handle the offen
sive guard positions, which has
been hit hard by injuries.
Three of Griffin’s top four gu
ards missed last week’s g a m e.
Melton, Colwell and Bozeman ei
ther sat out most of the game
or all of it.
Coach Dowis said the Eagles
umuld use the flanker back set
up a "good bit” in Clarkston.
Larry Chambers and J a m es
Black will operate from full
back. Kenneth Hand, who scor
ed twice against Gordon, will be
at his halfback position.
The Clarkston Angoras arc cur
rently tied with the unbeaten R.
E. Lee Rebels for first place in
Region 7-AAA.
Clarkston has played three ga-
mes and won all three.
The Angoras beat Cross Keys,
Walker and Columbia.
The Eagles, on the other hand,
are winless in two stars. They
lost to Decatur and tied Gordon.
Hawks Rock
Celts, 102-89
SALEM, Va. <UPD—The At
lanta Hawks, winners in the
NBA’s Western Division last
season while playing out of St.
Louis, are off on the right foot.
The Hawks met the N B A
champion Boston Celtics here
Tuesday night in the opening
'mine of their exhibition sched
ule and won 102-89.
Hawks center Zelmo Beaty
was high scorer in the game
with 26 points as Atlanta
grabbed the lead early and re
i linquished it for only a few min
utes in the second period. The
I Hawks led 22 - 15 after one per.
I iod, 54 - 34 at halttime and 82-
59 at the end of three periods.
The Celtics had two handi
; caps. Bailey' Howell fouled out
and amateur George Plimpton,
author of “The Paper Lion”
played for Boston for a few
minutes.
**S*PORTS*
★ ★ ★
Spalding Redskins
Massacre Babb
The Spalding Junior High Red-1
skins massacred Babb Junior
High of Forest Park 32-0 here
Tuesday afternoon.
Although Spalding’s offensive
unit moved the ball well, it was
the defensive team that caused
Babb the most trouble.
Spalding defenders recovered
four fumbles and blocked two
punts.
Mike Hardy, Jamie Crawford,
Robert Akins and Darrell Eppin
ger pounced on the fumbles and
Darrell Jones and Eppinger blo
cked the punts.
Jones picked up the punt he
blocked and scored on the play.
Curtis Jones scored Spalding’s
first TD on a 20 yard sweep of
right end.
Darrell Jones scored twice,
once on the blocked punt and
once on a rim.
Kenny Hattaway scored one
touchdown and made an extra
point and Eppinger scored a TD
and one extra point.
Charles Buckalew made an ex
tra point.
Spalding’s solid defense did not
allow Babb pass midfield.
Darrell Chapman, Darrell Jo
nes, Darrell Eppinger, Mike
Hardy, Robert Akins, Jamie
Crawford, Curtis Jones, and
Charles Buckalew were cited for
their fine defensive play.
Spalding 28 of its 29 play
ers in the game.
The eighth grade Redskins will
travel to Forest Park next Tues
day for a game with Forest Park
Junior High.
Rams Beat
Red Raiders
The Rams beat the Red Raid
ers 7-6 Tuesday In the Pee Wee
football league.
Allen Stubbs scored the Rams’
TD and .Tony Scott made the ex
tra point.
Tommy Fetzer scored for the
Red Raiders.
The Dolphins were scheduled
j to play the Chargers this after-
I noon at 5:15 p.m.
Lillian Parrish
Bowls 235 Game
Four Dundee League Bowlers
rolled 200 or better games Tues
day night and six had 500 or bet
ter series.
Lillian Parrish bowled the top
game, a 235. Barbara Smilley
had a 222, Annette Taylor a 202
and Gerri Watson a 200.
Other top games were turned
in by Hazel Hilton 190, Joann
Partain 161, Martha Bray 169,
Doris Nichols 157 and Maxine
Bonner 153.
Barbara Smilley’s 561 was the
highest series of the night. Ha
zel Hilton had a 546, Annette
Taylor 536, Gerri Watson 519,
Betty Parkinson 503 and Lillian
Parrish 500.
RANGERS SIGN
NEW YORK (UPD—Defense
men Arnie Brown and Jim
Neilson signed their 1968-69
contracts with the New York
Rangers Tuesday, bringing to 19
the number of Rangers signed.
Orland Kurtenbach, suffering
from strained back muscles, is
expected to miss the National
Hockey League club’s two pre
season games this weekend in
New York.