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BOBCAT FOOTBALL
The Hinton Bobcats captured
their first victory of the year by de-
feating Pocohontas County 26-0. The
Bobcats used a strong passing game
to score all four touchdowns on the
night. Steven Brown threw 12
passes, completing 6 for a total of
153 yds., three touchdown passes
and rushed 45 yds.
Quarterback
STEVEN BROWN
The first touchdown pass with 8
rains. 50 sec.left in the first quarter
went to Mike Harshaw for 46 yds.
Sophmore J. W. Ward kicked the
extra point to put the Bobcats ahead
7-0. On the next series of plays
Brown again hit Harshaw with the
pass and with some excellent open
field running scores his second touch-
down with 7 min. 35 sec. left in the
first quarter. The point after failed
• " the Bobcats a 13-0 lead.
Quarterback
MIKE HARSHAW
The third touchdown pass found
Hinton on the 25 yd. line of Pocohon-
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Jessica Meadows 1.
The Bobcats felt a positive force her dislocated knee cap.
with Rusty back in the line-up. TheHintonJuniorHigh9thgrade
Senior runningback Rich Lytle did Lady Bobcats open their season
not play at all and hopes are thathe against Sandstone on Thursday,
,will be back in action Friday night Sept• 13 at 1:45 pm. This 9th grade
against Baileysville. team competed in a basketball camp
Head Coach Buzzy Richmondwas at Marshall University this sum-
able to play most of his forty-man mer, were undefeated and finished
roster in the second half. Dale Pack, first. Hinton Jr. High under head
Tanner Smith and J. W. Ward were coach Wayne Ryan will be attempt--
very impressive with their kicking ing to remain the Blue Grass Con-
game. ference champs.
As I attended the game Friday, I The Talcott Junior High Lady
was disappointed in the turnout of Pirates won their season opener by a
Bobcat fans. The night was rainy score of 48-39 over White Sulphur
but for those fans that were at the Springs. Ninth grader, JennyMann
game, they will not see a better first had 15 rebounds and 15 points,
half than they saw that night, eighth grader Patricia Sea had 7
The Bobcats next opponent, steals and 10 points to lead the Pi-
Baileysville, defeated Matewan 12- rates. The Pirates first home game
6. They are now two wins and one will be Friday, Sept. 15 at 5:30 pm
loss on the season. The game will be against White Sulphur Springs.
played at the Summers County Preliminary game is at 4 pm.
Athelic Facility with kick-offat 7:30 AREA GOLF
pm, Friday, Sept. 14. A win would The 1990 Willowwood club cham-
even the season 2-2 for the Bobcats. pionship will be held Sept. 15 and 16
Lets have a large crowd from Sum- attheWillowwoodCountryClubgolf
mers County there supporting our course. Entry fee will be $10 for the
team• two-day event. Saturday's round
JR. HIGH FOOTBALL willqualifyparticipantsforSunday's
In the first game for the Talcott flights• Sign-ups should be turned
Pirates, under the coaching of Jerry in no later than Sept. 14.
Meadows and Dallas Mann, they HINTON HIGH GOLF
were defeated by Rupert 22-14. The Hinton High School Golf team are
Pirates scoring was done by a 20 yd. continuing match play. Last week,
pass from Brad Wykle to Shawn playing at the Greenbrier at White
Mann. The extra point wasranin by Sulphur Springs, Hinton defeated
Robert Cook. The second score was Beckley ~nd Shady Spring. Lake
a 10 yd. run by Michael Barnes. The Wykle, a junior, continues to lead
Pirates have 18 players out for this the team, he shot at 80 at the Green-
years team. Nine'of those players birer course.
are returning starters. The Pirates PISTOL MATCH
first home game will be Thursday, A pistol match will be held at the
Sept. 13 at the Summers County Federal PrisonCampinAldersonat
Athelic Facility against Renick at 6 thefiringrange, Sat.,Sept. 15. From
pro. This game will be the first game 9 am to 2 pm will be the 4-20 round.
of a double header. The second game From 2 pm to 4 pm will be the 1500
will feature the Hinton Junior High match, the Governors twenty.
Bobcats under the coaching of Ron Therewillbetworelaysonly. This
Lilly and Norman Farley. match is open to everyone and the
Hinton started their season with entry fee is $6 per match and $10 per
a loss to Meadow Bridge 30-0. Hin- match for 2-man teams.
tons first home game will be against Four guns in the 4-20 are:
Stoco at 7 pro. Summers County's The custom - 6" or shorter
Jr. High football program needs our barrell, 38 caliber or larger - any
support, so please try to be present sights.
for Thursday's double header. The Service class - 6" or
shorter barrell - 38 caliber or larger
- standard sights.
The 22 caliber- 7" or shorter
barrell - revolver or automatic - any
sights.
The Belly gun - 3" or shorter
barrell - 38 caliber or larger - stan-
dard sights.
Sponsored by the Federal Prison
Camp Pistol Club. Contact Chuck
Barker at 445-7138 or 445-2901 ext.
357.
ARCHERY CONTEST
The second annual state 3-D arch-
ery shoot is to be held Sept. 22 and 23
atthe Dawn Sportsman Club. Entry
fee is $10 and registration will be
from 10 am to 2 pm both days.
Trophies will be awarded in all
classes. More info about this shoot
Lady Bobcat win be in future articles.
KIM WYNES
HINTON LADY BOBCATS 7th & 8th Grade
The Hinton Lady Bobcats pickedLady Bobcats
up their first win ofthe early season
tasCo, with43sec, remaininginthe with a 74-62 victory over Shady
first quarter. A pass from junior Spring. Senior Kim Wynes scored TheHinton7th&SthGradeLady
Steven Brown to freshman Mike48 points, had 6 rebounds, 5 assists, Bobcats droppedtheirseason opener
Harshaw in the corner of the end 13 steals and 1 blocked shot to to Greenbrier 7th & 8th Graders by
zone made everyone in the press box dominate the game. Junior Melanie a score of 27 to 25. Lindsay Keaton
wishtheyhadinstantreplayattheir Brumit had l0 points for the Lady ied the Lady Bobcats offense as she
disposal. Harshaw made a tremen- cats in the victory. The 12 member scored 18 points and was the games
dous catch with two Pocohontas Co.
players surrounding him. After one
quarter of play the Bobcats were up
19-0.
Penalties again plagued the Bob-
cats in the second quarter• With 2
rain. 40 sec. left to play in the first
half, Coach Eddie Cales sent a wing
back option into the game, The
Bobcats had the ball on the Oceana
20 yd. line• Brown tossed the ball to
Harshaw, who then started around
the left end, pulled up and threw a
strike to junior Ron Pack in the end
zone. This was Packs first touch-
down in his football career. J.W.
Ward again kicked the ball through
the uprights for his second extra
point of the night. The half ended
with the score Bobcats 26- Pocohon-
tas Co. 0.
In the second half, with a steady
rain falling on the field, neither team
had much of an offensive success.
The Bobcats were led in rushing by
freshman Bruce Jackson with 13
carries for 75 yds. Leading the de-
fensive unit with 11 carries each
was junior Greg Carr and sophmore
Matt Rodes.
Ron Pack intercepted a pass and
Bobby Fox recovered a fumble for
the Bobcats. Defensive end Rusty
Cox, playing in his first game this
year, ha'd an e×cellent defensi ve and
offensive game.
roster for the Bobcats all played in
the game as Hinton was never really
threatened by Shady. The Lady Cats,
now 1-2 on theseason will have their
first home game Tuesday, Sept. 11
at 7 pro. The night will be a festive
sports night with the 7th and 8th
grade Hinton Lady Bobcats taking
on Rainelle at 6 pro. The 12 and
under YBOA National runner-up
team will be introduced at half time
during the varsity game" Come early
and get a good seat to root on the
Lady Cats against a strong Green-
brier West team. Senor Kim Gore
will not play and is recovering from
leading scorer.
At the half the 7th & 8th Grade
Lady Bobcats trailed 14 to 13 but
they outscored Greenbrier 10 to 5 in
the third quarter to grab a 23 - 19
lead.
The final quarter would see Green-
brier come back to out score Hinton
8 to 2 scoring the go ahead bucket
with 58 seconds remaining. The 7th
& 8th Grad Lady Cats had their
opportunities but were unable to
recapture the lead•
The 7th & 8th Grade Lady Bob-
cats will be back in action at home
Tues. Sept• 11 versus Rainelle. Then
Arts nd Craft
ber 15th. and 16th.
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Free To The Public
Door Prizes Given Hourly
Greenbrier - J. Baker 8, S.
Dowdy 6
Tues. Sept. II, 1990
Leading Rebounders: Hinton
- Lindsay Keaton 5, Crystal
Yancey 5
Assists: Hinton - Erin Cox 4
ATTENTION
Soccer sign up will be held on
Sept. 12 at the Little League Park
fi'om 4:00 - 6:30.
Anyone ages 5 yr. - 14 yr. can be
eligible to play.
If you need further information
please call 466-4559 or 466-3144.
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Commission will meet Thursday a~
the Summers County Board of Edu-
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