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FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS—SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1985
ROUNDUP
was unsuccessful and the score stood
at 12-0.
A short time later, the Tigers got
another scare, when Otwell’s Joey
Cole took off on a 70-yard punt return
before he was caught short of the goal
line. The long run went for naught,
however, when it was called back for
clipping.
Despite having the play called
back, the Bullpup offense went to
work and again punched the ball in
for a touchdown.
Again it was Bennett scoring the
touchdown. This time the lanky signsl
caller faked a handoff up the middle
and took off to the left side to score
from three yards out.
Nick Dereszynski came on to kick
the extra point, making the score 19-
0, where it remained until the second
half.
SOFTBALL
nett, the Lady Bulldogs uncharacte
ristically fell behind early, as a first
inning single by Brookwood shortstop
Shannon Callaway, drove in left
fielder Jani Miller, who had led off
the inning with a double.
For the next three frames, the
game was a defensive struggle, with
neither team being able to mount a
scoring threat.
Brookwood extended its lead in the
bottom of the fifth by scoring 2 more
runs to make the score 3-0.
Again it was a two out single by
Callaway that drove in Miller. This
time, however, Miller singled as the
second batter of the inning.
An inning later, the Lady Broncos
were on the sooreboard with another
run making the score 4-0. First base
man Sharon Stanelle scored the run
on an error by Forsyth third baseman
TANNER
the junior colleges were playing the
sport during that period. Since the
rebirth of football on the smaller
campuses, all the programs have
enjoyed some degree of success on
the field.
Both Valdosta State and Georgia
Southwestern have won about as
many games as they have lost. Both
programs are also overshadowed
among local residents in Valdosta
and Amerieus by the fine high school
programs there.
These two schools followed the
start of the two pioneers, West
Georgia and Georgia Southern.
In 1980 West Georgia decided to
start a football program. In 1981 they
lost but one game while advancing to
the Division 111 national playoffs. The
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Otwell extended its lead after the
half on a 55-yard run by halfback
David Markey with 5:32 left in the
game. The Bullpup defense had just
stopped the Tigers on downs, and
Markey’s scoring jaunt came on the
first play for Otwell. Dereszynski
again kicked the PAT, making the
score 26-0.
After Markey’s touchdown the Ti
gers began a drive that threatened to
score the first points of the year
against the Bullpup defense.
The drive stalled when the Tigers
reached the Otwell 20-yard line. The
Otwell defense rose up to throw Daw
son back on three consecutive plays
to take the ball over.
The Bullpups then began a time
consuming drive to secure the win. A
20-yard run on a reverse by Jay
Thompson was the big play in the
continued from page IB
Trudie Ridings, who saw a ground
ball off the bat of Lady Bronco Miller,
roll under her glove and into left field.
Stanelle had led off the inning and
reached on an error by right fielder
Dana Ledbetter.
In the top of the seventh, the Lady
Bulldogs were left with their last
opportunity to win the game.
Sandi Bagley led off the inning, but
flied out to center field, where Amy
Schafer made the catch. Dana Wa
ters then drew a walk on four pitches
from Ginny Hicks. Christi Lamb then
came in to pinch run for Waters. The
next batter, Ridings then lined a shot
right at shortstop Callaway, who
threw a strike to first base to double
Lamb who was running on the play.
That ended the threat and the tourna
ment for the Lady Bulldogs.
After the game Tallant called to-
continued from page IB
very next year, the Braves made a
shambles of the playoffs by going
undefeated and winning the national
championship on national television.
A player on that national
championship team was Forsyth
County’s own, Keith Harrison, now
head coach at South Forsyth.
The Braves’ fortunes have fallen
since moving up to Division II in 1983,
but the team appears to be doing
better this season.
Shortly after West Georgia started
football students and faculty at
Georgia Southern voted to restart the
long dormant program there.
At the time, the athletic depart
ment of the Statesboro school did not
even own a football. Now, in 1985 the
team is playing winning Division 1-
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In other junior high action this
week...
The Otwell 7th and Bth grade team
travelled to Jasper, and was beaten
by Pickens County.
The South Forsyth Gator teams
closed out their seasons in impressive
fashion by posting twin shut outs over
Gilmer County in games played at
Forsyth County High stadium.
The 7th and Bth grade gators de
feated Gilmer 6-0, while the 9th grade
team won by a score of 36-0.
The North Forsyth 9th grade Wild
cats travelled to Towns County
Thursday and shut out the home team
20-0.
This week’s games closed out the
season for the county’s junior high
schools, except for Otwell which has
games remaining with Lumpkin
Lady Bulldogs batting averages
PLAYER
K. Dlggle
Sutko
Bagtey
Woodham
Wood
Waldroop
8. Henderson
L. Henderson
Waters
Frederick
L. Diggle
Munday
Lamb
Ridings
Ledbetter
gether his disappointed team and told
them, “We’ve had a good season, but
I know you are disappointed. I am,
too. I’ve enjoyed it all...except these
AA football in its 1-year old 20,000-
seat Paulsen Stadium, with longtime
Georgia assistant head coach Erk
Russell heading the program.
Now, students and proud alumni of
these small colleges can get the thrill
of going to watch the old school do
battle on crisp fall afternoons. So far,
the restart of football on the state’s
smaller campuses has been a positive
thing. As it grows, I believe the sport
will become a bigger source of pride
for the entire state.
On October 26, Georgia will host
Kentucky between the hedges and
Georgia Tech will be at Tennessee. I
could care less, because I will be in
Statesboro watching the Eagles take
on Newberry for homecoming. It will
be real college football and it will be
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County on October 16.
The 9th grade teams of the three
county junior highs will field an All-
Star team, made up of outstanding
players from each school to play
against the Forsyth County High ju
nior varsity. The All-Star game will
be played October 26 at the high
school stadium.
JV cancelled
Thursday’s junior varsity game
between Forsyth County and Shiloh
was cancelled according to Forsyth
head coach Ronnie Jackson.
He said the game, which was to
have been played at South Gwinnett
High School will not be made up. The
rest of the junior varsity schedule will
be played as planned, Jackson said.
last two games.”
From their expressions, it was evi
dent team members felt the same
way.
great.
The chills are already starting to
move up my spine. If you want the
same, I recommend going to see one
of the small colleges play.
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