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Freeman's three maj ors
pace Springfield past Pine
Springfield as Pine jumped into an rly
12-0 first-quarter lead, scoring two
unconverted touchdowns in the first
three and one-half minutes of the game.
The home game scored its first major
at the two-minute mark when Dimitri
Brown raced in from the Dogs' eight
yard line.
Pine extended its lead to 12-0
following the kickoff, when Springfield
quarterback ,Bart Kennedy pitched out
to runningback Manuel Connetl. The
The Springfield Bulldogs moved one
p closer to their goal last Friday night
they blasted Pine 30-12 in a District
]I0-AA game at Franklinton.
| Th win gave the Dogs a 2-3 record
district competition and 4-5 overall.
had a really great
or
"We
e, haven't
hy son," said head coach lrvin West
ill, friar to last week's game. "We have 12
s). uatin9 seniors on the team and we'd
k, lle to win our next two games to wind
ith lip the season at the .500 level."
L" IThings didn't look too good for ball was fumbled, and eventually
00ave v olle yballers
ell _ _ _
dy
=e opposite tracks
'd
:n The Ponchatoula Lady Wave volley- squad. Dana Ryan scored three of
ig II teams continued on their respective Covington's seven points in the loss.
lths last week as the varsity dropped The Lady Wave traveled to Slidell
e cisions to Covington and Slidell, Friday afternoon for a meeting with the
v. hile the JVs were capturing wins over Lady Tigers. Slidell captured the varsity
e same schools, match 15-11, 15-4, while Ponchatoula
Covington, the District 13-AAAA recorded a 15-3, 15-8 victory in JV
rsity champions, invaded the Straw- action.
rr Capital on Tuesday and came The loss dropped the varsity to 1-6
I Way with a 17-15, 15-3 win over on the season, while the JVs ran their
'onchatouia in varsity action, while the record to 6-I.
e st team scored a convincing 15-3. Faust was the big scorer for Poncha-
)If IS-4 victory in JVcompetition. toula, collecting 13 points in the JV
squad contest and five in the senior game.
r
le
n
Buffie Hutchinson, a JV
•ember, and Dixie Guagliardo scored
points each in the loss, while Lori
kliller chipped in with five.
Shelton scored eight points for the JVs,
with Hutchinson tallying five,
Rosemary Womack collected five
recovered in the end zone for the major
score. Once again, the conversion
attempt failed.
The scoring play was set up when
kick-off return specialist Jo Jo Davis
slipped at his own three-yard line,
leaving the Dogs in poor field position.
Springfield finally found its legs in the
second quarter when it exploded for
two unanswered touchdowns, the
second of which proved to be the game-
winner.
"We had a long bus ride to get to the
game." stated West. "and the fellows
really didn't feel loose during the first
quarter. They finally got rolling in the
second stanza and proved their mettle."
The Dogs got on the board when
Connell took a pitchout from Kennedy
and dashed eight yards for paydirt.
Charles Ridgedell's point-after attempt
was blocked, but the visitors had pulled
to within a touchdown of their hosts.
Springfield scored what proved to be
the margin of victory when senior tight
end Darryl Freeman blasted into the
end zone from one yard out. Connell
went over for the two-point conversion
on the succeeding play to give the Dogs
a 14-12 lead at the half.
Following the break, Springfield
picked up where it had left off as
Freeman plunged in from two yards out
to extend the lead to 20-12. Kennedy
made it 22-12 when he rambled in on a
THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, NOVEMBER 7, 1985, PAGE THIRTEEN
broken play for the two-point conversion.
The Dogs scored their final points of
the game in the fourth quarter as |
Freeman recorded his third major score
of the game on a three-yard plunge
following a 67-yard interception by
junior defensive back Russell McKigney.
On the conversion attempt, I
Kennedy's pitch to Connell went astray. |
However, Connell picked up the loose I
ball and found sophomore runningback I
Heath Savoy alone in the end zone for I
the extra points. I
With the outcome of the game well in I
hand, West elected to use his JV I
players for the balance of the contest. [
Springfield picked up 10 first downs I
to Pine's eight, while collecting 198 I
yards rushing to its host's 102. I
Kennedy passed eight times, I
completed five for 31 yards and no I
interceptions. Connell was one on one
for three yards. Pine picked up 60 yards
passing on seven of 22 attempts. The
Dogs intercepted five times.
Connell rushed for 93 yards on the
night, while Freeman ran for 43.
Davis punted three times for 81 yards
and had one blocked. Pine punted
twice for a total of 40 yards.
The Dogs were guilty of two fumbles.
turning the ball over once. Pine fumbled
five times, losing three of them.
Springfield travels to Varnado this
week for its season finale.
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