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Q ...W First Row, Left to Right: Bunky Blalock, Bruce Mills Mike Reddeck Hayne Wolkman Grady Spoone Jim my McKee, Buck Reese, Lance Frier. Second Row: Thomas Meeks Je11y Hall Wilmot Shealy Billy Pitts Nathan Gilstrap, Ned Handback, Keith Stewart, James Lewis. Thud Row Billy Nelson Tommy Copeland Leonard White Jim Addison, Harry Elder, Bobby Hamer, Eddy Madden B FOOTBALL TEAM Coach Herman Jackson directed the 1959 B team to a commendable record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. The Imps were victorious over Newberry and Laurens, lost to Greenwood and Ware Shoals, and tied Newberry. The varsity of 1960 will look to the B team of 1959 for much of its material.
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Red Devils Sting Abbeville Kinard Littleton scored two 40-yard touchdowns as the Red Devils defeated the Abbeville Panthers 13-0. During the second quarter Clinton took the ball on downs on the Abbeville 38-yard line. Littlet- ton then took a screen pass from Phil King and sprinted 40 yards for the first touchdown. In the third period Clinton took a punt at its 30-yard line and began a 70-yard drive. Littleton broke away on the first down at the Abbeville 40-yard line to score. Danny Lewis then passed to Phil King to score the extra point. The Clinton defense held Abbeville for no score. Guards Melvin Bailey and Delmar Hard- man and end Judge Vaughan figured in the Clinton High defense. Chester Sneaks Past Clinton in Thriller -of bad luck as the Union Yellow Jackets scored twice in the last quarter. Both of the touchdowns were the results of intercepted passes. Although both teams played a hard game, Union proved to be the victor by a score of 13-6. Spartanburg Defects Clinton A 71-yard pass play in the first quarter gave Spartanburg a 7-0 score. The Red Devils came back with their best threat in the second period, getting a first and ten on the Crimson Tide's 2-yard line. The Devils fought hard but were unable to make the score. In the third quarter Spartanburg again scored, making the score 13-0. The Red Devils had 93-yards rushing but completed only 4 out of 18 passes for 65 yards. Chester's Red Cyclones squeezed out a 14-13 vic- Red Deyi 2 . v n Sf' . - tory over the Clinton Red Devils, handing Clinton HK i , High its first defeat of the season. Clinton drew ' t ' 13h Reg! ?V115 naPP9d a fwf- first blood early in the first quarter when K' df, s?'wff0 g 57159315 bY def ating wberrr 1247 In Littleton made an end sweep for 45 yards :bythe a - e1'9fA'A C0nfeIen game- he 1055 PY the score. Littleton also ran the extra po' . :gs eWbel'IY 331115095 .en ed ai -fo ame Winning elerres struck back when Clyde Wye ! 3 e streak andfwas their second in --ference plaly. Qver ffgm the 10-ygrd line, Che 1 I ,' - 1 Full:ac1fCtll,tl?t'Copel6nd SCO d o t of fhe t0Ll? . from the Chester 35-yard line., R .g n Xt- gem. dow s. Th nrst to chdown nde a 72-yard drive geared fi-em the 34-yard lin . . eried in the second quar er. The- - g p y as a 40.-yard when Ricky Rhanle ran ... .. 50, d . effrhe pass from quart back Phil K g o end Mack line, The extrmpeihf ati ,',. 5 -.49 gsierffqyed Gaffney. Copeland moved fr in th 5-' rd line. The another touchdown W . , Q , I . .Q through the attempt for the extra pomt failed Cli ton got pos- Clintgn gecgndary in , ' - ,G . Q t , session of the ball on the ewbe y 4 in the third ,- I I period to start anothernb rive hi hzzndedl with , ,' - Chuck Copeland's scori from th -yar ine. :::':h-I-h?:3uz:: fu I Thi extra!-pgxat attermptl failed. T lc le Joleli Cigx ' an guar e mar ar man. - 1 on. e e The Yellow . k ,- ed f ings eff by scoring defensive line. the first 7 po' s ' 1 ,-uarter. Clinton. after f trailing dur- 'E th L ' U quarters' got back inwy Red Devils Crush Tigers the game e y egfourth quarter. The Bed Devils star . A ' , e ball from their QW f'45. Led by the powerful runni g of huck Copeland yard line i 2 1 . Ricky Hhame dgin much' and Kinard Littleton the Cli ton igh Red Devils of the wer , wr. n Q ,fiqade e fir-ef down gn the defeated their archr'vals, the Laur ns, Tigers, 27-0. Nerth Au 5 . ,.' . . 'rfe, Kinard Lirrleieri finally- Kinard Littleton da ed 40 y rds -- the first touch- ren ever ..... - yyard line, for the scare, The down in the seco-d quart , and Chuck Copeland extra poi 9 successful pass play from Danny ran the extra I261n'f '10 a i ' 55011119 Pafade- Lewis to ' ' g. The Yellow Jackets scored Copeland broke away for 0 ar s and another sec- egeirr du V - asf qu ter, but the exfrmpeirif ond period TD, and he ag n -1 they extra point. attempt Ve! . ueeessful, The final seere was 13.7 Clinton recovered a T' er fu le on the Laurens with No ta vict rious. '41-yard line in the t rd peri , and Kinard Littleci N M ' Q ton immediately pas d to D ny Lewis in a 39.-yar Lancast lashes to' Victory Over Clinton Pa55 glint- fiopel dh then lusiied ovlelr EIO!!! the - ar me or no er ' . emar ar man xn- Lanc - s Blue Hurricanes splashed to a second tegcepted a La ens pas at their 25-yard line in the period -l down and held off the Clinton R final period - set up e last score. After Littleton Devils f : soggy 7-0 victory. Lancaster, a r a had run 1 yards - score, Gary Sprouse ran the long dri 1 nt a 20-yard pass into the end- ne for extra po' t. f the Eiouc i- . The conversion was goodi and this set anc L to a 7-0 lead. Clinton made several - - drives, b uldn't push a score across on the wet cl on Bam lndlqns lo a Draw field. T Q in had delayed the game one day from Clinto drew first blood when Phil King sent a its Origin ridav P1aY0ff- a d the field WaS th - pass . anny Lewis for 44 yards. Lewis whizzed ,Oughly -1 Kinard tleton paced th ed ' way to the 2-yard line. Fullback Chuck Cope- Devil offe . f- and took the ball and scored. The attempt for the ' N l u ,, f' 'V extra point failed. Gaffney tied it up in the third Umm' Sql-' es Past Red P quarter by sending their fullback on a 58-yard run - ' , - VM' - - for a touchdown. Again the try for the extra point In the fu 'C - 0 'V 'J e Kinard Littleton failed. Gaffney did not threaten again. and the scampered for the touchdown from the 18-yard line. The try for an extra point failed, and this touch- down was to be the only Clinton High score. The Clinton High Red Devils seemed to run into a streak One Hundred Te-n final score was 6-6. The season ended with the Clinton record standing at 4 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties.
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