Pinson Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pinson, AL)

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Season dampened Al the end ni ilic tduiih (juarlcr ol play in Pinson Vdllcy ' s new stadium w Indians anci lh( Fullonclalc Tigers were scoreless. The IncJians had inlerccplions and a lumhle, hul with the strong defense of the Indians the Tigers were una- ble to capitalize on their mistake. In overtime the Indians had the first chance to score at the 10 yard line and did so by a run by Dwayne Currier. The point afterward was no good. Then the Tigers got their chance to score from the 10 yard line. The pressure was on the Indians when the Tigers lined up to kick the extra point after their touchdown. The kick was good ancJ the Inciians, with a few bad breaks, again fell short of the win; 7-(y Frongillo turns up in an opening Vaugtin makes excellent open field block. » r;

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Season dampened Ihe Indians walked out on the field of the first game of the season with a four man disadvantage. Four of the start- ing line-up were injured and unable to play. That forced Heaci Coach Jim Currier to start a Sophomore, Mike McKee at quick tackle and a Freshman Tony Kourmoulis at nose- man on defense. Through the course of the game Ronnie Davis injured his knee and was out for the rest of the year. The Indians struggled with these injuries and scored two touchdowns, one on a 64 yard fumble return by Chuck Fancher and another on a one yard plunge by Dwayne Currier. The Indians fell short of a win by 14 points. The final score was 27-13. P.V offense sets over ball

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Sun Shines through . , . Pinson Valley celebrated a Homecoming victory this year with a convincing 24-7 score. The Indians were devastating. Currier scored first on a 10 yard plunge. The Saints came back and scored and went ahead 7-6. The lead was short-lived thoug h be( ause Chris Frongillo took the next kick off 77 yards for paydirt. Frongillo scored again late in the game and Smi- ley climaxing a 50 yard drive scored.