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PAGE SIX THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1962 2 Brooklyn-Cayce TD’s In 3rd Quarter Down ‘Dogs’ Heradon And Bickley Shine (By KENNETH STOKES) .The Newberry Bulldogs drop ped a 13-0 decision Friday night to the B.C. Bearcats at the Brook lyn Cayce stadium. Dewey Cog gins seemed to be the shining light for the Bearcats. Newber ry's aerial attack, from Herndon to Bickley was red hot but the ‘Dogs* couldn’t hold the Bear cats in the 3rd quarter when Smith and Arant picked up the only 2 T.D.’s of the game. 1st Quarter Bennett Shealey kicked to Lynch on the 17 yard line. He ranback 8 yards to the 26-yard line. On the 3rd play Shuler picked up 5 yards which made it 4th and 5. Deep in their own territory, they were forced to kick. Arant booted the pigskin from his 26 to the ‘Dogs’ 40 yard line where it went out. The ‘Dogs’ were un able to pick up any extra yardage on the next 3 plays and also were forced to kick. Pat Herndon Kick ed to Coggins on the 38 yard line. He carried the oval back to the 46 yard line. On the first play Arant tossed a short pass to Elli son on the mid-field stripe. From there, Ellison galloped 15 yards to the 36 yard line for a 1st down. Coggins took the ball around left end for 11 yards and another 1st dowm, placing the pigskin at rest on the 24 yard line. The ‘Dogs’ settled down and held B.C. to the line of scrimmage for 2 plays. On the 3r« play about half the team hit Coggins for an 8 yard loss. This made it 4th and 18. Coggins again tried a pass and was smothered for a 10 yard loss giving the oval to the ‘Dogs’ on the 42 yard line. The ‘Dogs’ were unable to gain or lose very much and w’ere forced to kick. Pat Herndon punted to Adrirn Smith on the 33 yard line. He scamper ed back to the 41 yard line w’here he was hit hard. On the very next play a clipping penalty of 16 yards was hurled against the B.C. Bearcats which carried the oval back to the 26 yard line. On the 3rd down, Right Half Smith, car ried around right end for 7 yards to bring the ball to the 33 yard line. The 1st Quarter ended here. 2nd Quarter On the last down, Coggins pick ed up 16 yards around left end to put the pigskin on the 49 yard line. Newberry held the B.C. I v _ _ NO LUCK TODAY. IF I HADN'T TOLD TH£M A&OUT MY DISABILITY I WOULD HAV€ LAND£D THAT JOB. MAYB£ rOU'LL, flAV€ TO GO TO WOfcK. LOOK , JOE , DON'T QUIT. PL£NTY OF PEOPLE WITH WORSE HANDICAPS ARE MAKING A GOOD LIVING. Bearcats and forced them to kick. Smith punted the oval out of bounds on the 20 yard line. The first play, the ‘Dogs’ made it to the line of scrimmage. On the 2nd play, a Bearcat slipped thru the line and caught Bickley for a 5 yard loss making It third down with 15 yards to go. Herndon punted to the mid-field stripe. Coggins hit the Newberry line where he was stopped cold. The very next play Dewey Coggins got away a long pass which was intercepted by Joe Miller. 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Summer Agency Security Corporation back 20 yards before he was stopped. This put the pigskin on the 30 yard line. Coggins tossed a short pass to Keisler for 5 yards putting the oval on the 15 yard line. A 6 yard penalty for off sides carried the oval back to the 20, making it 3rd down with 15 yards to go. Bobby Shuler pick ed up 12 yards placing the pig skin on the 8 yard line. Then, Right Half Smith, traveled the re maining few yards around left end for the 1st tally of the game. The extra point was no good putting the Bearcats out in front by a score of 6-0. On the kick-off, Ozols booted to Herndon on the 25 yard line. He received and latereled to Ben nett Shealy who carried the oval back to the 35 yard line. Hern don tossed a short pass to Bickley for 7 yards to rest the pigskin on the 42 yard line. The Bulldogs had to kick as Herndon was hit for 11 yards loss on the 3rd down. Herndon punted to the 30 yard line where Arant was waiting. He received the oval and carried it back to the mid-field stripe. Arant again carried and this time he picked up another 20 yards resting the ball on the 30 yard line. Bobby Shuler got off another long run for the Bearcats carrying the ball down to the 5 yard line. On the next play, Arant traveled over for the tally. The extra point was good putting the Bearcats out in front by 2 T.D.’s. The 3rd quarter ended here. 4th Quarter Ozols kicked to Bennett Shealy on the 30. He received and travel ed back to the 36. Herndon toss ed to Wyman Shealy for a 1st down, on the 45 yard line. Ben nett Shealy carried for 15 yards and another 1st down. This put the pigskin on the 30. Pat Hern don picked up another 5 yards making it 2nd and 5. Herndon then tossed to Bickley for 5 more BOUKN1GHT SERVING ON USS LANDING SHIP. TANK Richard J. Bouknight, U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Bouk night of 2800 Clyde Avenue, is serving aboard the USS Landing Ship, Tank No. 898. Bouknight, who enlisted in the Navy March 6, 1951, received his recruit training at the U. S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. The 898 is operating with units of the UN navy on block ading and escort duties. yards and another 1st down. A 15 yard, penalty against the Bear cats carried the oval back to the 5 yard line. Herndon to Bick ley put the ball on the 1 yard line. The B.C. Bearcats held their ground and on the 4th down it was their ball on the 1 yard line. With 4 1st downs, the Bear cats drove out of their territory into the ‘Dogs.’ The remaining part of the game was fought around the Bulldogs 20 yard line. Newberry B.C. Passes Attempted 13 S Passes Completed 8 5 Yds. gained passing 61 46 Passes intercepted by 1 0 1st downs 11 12 Times punted 6 4 Yds. averaged punts 31 32.6 Newberry B.C. 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