Mount Vernon Optic-Herald (Mount Vernon, Tex.), Vol. 109, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1983 Page: 8 of 18
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TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL
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in the United States
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Loans Net
Lease financing receivables
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Pittsburg's Mark Cooper
In spite of the setback,
Tiger varsity team members
were looking forward to a
chance to show what they
can do this week against
arch-rivals, Winnsboro.
The Cotton Pickin’ Race is
co-sponsored by Coca-Cola
and The Greenville Herald-
Banner Entry fee is $5 00,
with a late registration fee
on day of race of $8 00
For additional informa-
tion, contact Race Director
Ed Caha a* 454-3661, or write
to Athletic Attic, Crossroads
Mall, 6834 Wesley Street,
Greenville, Texas 75401.
TOUGH — Craig Foun
tain fought the tough
defensive line of the Pitt-
sburg Pirates Friday
night, but found little
room in the Pirate parlor.
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Seventh Falls To Pirates
The young Mount Vernon
Those who defy free-
dom to others deserve it
not for themselves and
under a just God cannot
long retain it.
A braham Lincoln
clock on a one yard run by
Kevin Baler. Roger Thom
ton’s extra point kick was
good Pirate Kenneth Sewell _ _ _
paaaed 33 yarde to Antonio Tigers teat their first district
game to Pittsburg 30-14 in
the game played in Pitt-
Thomas for the second
Pirate score, but Thornton's__ _____
extra point kick was not sburg’s home'field Thurs
day, Oct. 13.
The Tigers got off to a good
atari early in the game as
quarterbacks Jason Hopkins
and Bob Hankins inter-
changed on handing the ball
to running backs Trey Car
ruth and Ron Rich.
Mid-way through the first
quarter the Tigers drove the
ball 65 yards for the first
score of the evening, which
came on a play up the middle
by Trey Carruth. The con-
version failed, leaving the
score 6-0 at the end of the
first quarter.
Shortly after the start of
the second quarter Pittsburg
scored on a reverse, and
their try for conversion
points was good.
Following the Pittsburg
kickoff the Tigers were forc-
ed to ground the ball on their
own two yard line. Under
pressure the Tigers fumbled
on the second down, and
Pittsburg recovered on the
Mt. Vernon one yard line.
It took the Pirates two
plays to score, followed by a
good attempt at conversion
points
Pittsburg scored again on
a long time consuming drive,
but missed the extra point
The Pirates scored in the <7
first quarter with 7:01 on the yarj
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attempt, to leave the score
22-6 at the half.
The Tigers came back in
the third quarter scoring on
their fourth play after driv-
ing 68 yards Ron Rich ran
the ball 20 yards on the se-
cond down play. Trey Car-
ruth ran the ball to the Pitt-
sburg five yard line on a
short pass play to left side.
Rich then ran the ball in for
the score
Bob Hankins, quarter-
back, got the extra two
points making the score Pitt-
sburg 22, Mount Vernon 14 at
the end of the third quarter
"This game could have
gone either way," com-
mented Coach Ron Stoker,
"‘Pittsburg scored on our
mistakes and put the game
away. The boys did play well
at times, but mistakes hurt
us.”
Cotton Pickin’ Race Slated
The first annual Cotton
Pickin’ 10K Race will be held
at 8:30 a m on Saturday,
November 5, as part of the
Greenville Chamber of Com-
merce’s Cotton Pickin’
Festival This race, which
replaces the earlier Green-
ville Day Run, will start and
end at the historical Hunt
County Court House in
downtown Greenville. A 1
Mile Fun Run is also
scheduled
Winnsboro
"Records don’t matter
when Mount Vernon playa
Winnsboro,” Mount
Vernon’s head football coach
Ben Tyler said Tuesday.
“The rivalry between these
two teams will make it a
good ballgame.”
“They feel that if they can
beat Mount Vernon they
have had a good season, so
both teams will line up and
play hard," he added
The Tigers saddle up to
meet the Red Raiders at
Winnsboro at 7:30 p.m.
The Red Raiders run a
wishbone offense and a five
man defense, giving the ball
a lot to the fullback, Stan
Jones, according to Tyler,
»nd like to throw to Jerry
Vilson.
“They have a good
quarterback in Cody Butler,
number nine,”Tyler said.
Defensive standouts for
Winnsboro are Edward
Speice, the nose guard, ends
Stai Jones and Jim Corbitt
and defensive tackle Randy
Woolard.
Pittsburg
Freshmen
Defeat Tigers
The Pittsburg Freshmen
football team defeated the
Mount Vernon Tiger
Freshnen team 24-18 at Pitt-
sburg or Thursday night, Oc-
tober 13
The Tger Freshmen drew
first blod with a score by
Brian Rindall with 9:44 left
in the fint period. Keith Ma-
jors extn point kick was no
good. Pitsburg came back
with 17 setond left in the first
quarter tetie the score at 6-6.
The extra point try was no
good
Pittsbuif took the lead on
a touchdovn with 7:23 left in
the secondperiod The extra
point try uas no good. Pitt-
sburg scond again with 2:40
left in the blf to lead 18-6 at
the half
Mount Vernon’s Keith
Randall scred again with
8:44 left in tie third period to
make the core, Pittsburg
18, Mount Vtrnon 12.
Pittsburg scored their
final touchtows with 9:48
left in the fourth quarter to
pull to a 24-12 lead.
Mount Vemot wound up
the scoring with 8 28 left in
the game on a pass from
Larry Andress t» make the
final score Pitsburg 24,
Mount Vernon 18.
passed to Chris McPeak in
the end rone for the conver-
sion.
A Tiger fumble on the
Mount Vernon 43 was taken
in mid-air by Pittsburg’s mount a successful offense
Reggie Wright and returned against the Pirates, who
43 yards for the final were playing their best
touchdown of the first half game of the year, but began
Sewell's kick was good for containing Pittsburg better
the extra point, bringing the in the fourth quarter
score at halftime to 28-0 Mount Vernon will play at
The Pirates scored on a 65 Winnsboro at 7:30 pm Fri-
I run by Cooper in the day, Oct. 21.
Pirates Beat Tigers 37-0
The Pittsburg Pirates swept the left end on a three third quarter, with a good
defeated the Mount Vernon yard run for the Pirate's extra point kick by Sewell A
Tigers 37-0 In the second con- first score in the second high snap to Mount Vernon
ference game of the season, quarter, and Keith Sewell punter Robert Glass resulted
bringing the Tigers con- passed to Chris McPeak in in a safety in the fourth
ference record to 1-1 and the end zone for the conver- quarter, bringing the final
season record to 4-3. sion. score to 37-0.
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Eighth Grade
Trounced
By Pittsburg
The Mount Vernon eighth
grade football team lost to
Pittsburg’s Pirates with a
score of 42-13 in the Thurs-
day, Oct. 13, game.
The Pirates took a com-
manding lead during the
first quarter of play, 30-0,
and maintained the lead at
the half.
Mount Vernon's first score
came in the third quarter on
a 45 yard reverse pitch-out to
flanker Jeff Rogers to con-
clude a 65 yard drive.
Pittsburg countered with
yet another score to bring
the score to 36-6 at the end of
the third quarter
Fullback Greg Doss
scored for the Tigers in the
fourth quarter at the end of a
40 yard sustained drive. The
score came on an off tackle
play for six yards and the
touchdown
Shawn Stone kicked for the
extra point, which was good.
Coach Charles Winfield
cited Harold Riley and
Steven Batson for their pass
receptions for the evening.
Kelly Kincaid was noted as
the leading ground gainer
for the team
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