Knapp High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Currituck, NC)

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OFFENSE LEFT TO RIGFTT-G. Williams, J. Dowdy, B. Walker, H. Chatman, M. Moore, M. Vaughan, G. Cartwright, S. Dowdy, G. Barco, B. Case, J. Langley DEFENSE LEFT TO RIGHT-J. Dowdy, J. Langley, R. Lewis, G. Cartwright, B. Case, B. Beasley, G. Barco, H. Chatman, S. Dowdy, B. Walker, M. Vaughan

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TOP ROW-T. Knightlinger, J. Whitehurst, V. Aydlett, J. Langley, M. Vaughan, S. Dowdy, H. Kight, R. Freeman. 2nd ROW—L. Curies, G. Williams, G. Cartwright, B. Walker, W. Davis, G. Barco, T. Roberts. 3rd ROW—F. Wellons, B. Seymour, B. Case, L. Seymour, T. Taylor, H. Chatman, C. Saunders, R. Beasley. 4th ROW-Asst. Coach Mr. Forehand, R. Lewis, B. Beasley, B. Sawyer, M. Moore, C. Doughtie, J. Dowdy, N. Osborne, Coach—Mr. Casey r 7 ' ooif)a f Schedule 1968 r All Conference Gary Cartwright, Sam Dowdy, and Hallet Chatman Sept. 6 Ayden Away 13 Smith field Away 20 Enfield Away Oct. 4 Manteo Away 11 Frederick Home 18 Windsor Home 25 Camden Away Nov. 1 Manteo Home 8 Camden Home HEAD COACH-Sam Casey

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Knapp Wins First By SHARON SAUNDERS CURRITUCK - The Knapp Knights of .Currituck unleashed a successful offense that pro¬ duced three touchdowns in a hard-fought victory over the Camden Rebels here Friday night. It was a great team victory,” commented Coach Sam Casey of Knapp. There was no one player to praise as I feel that all eleven boys played an outstand¬ ing game. It took a tremendous effort by our boys to come back after seven straight loses this season. I think this will help us against Manteo and we’ll be ready for them next Friday night.” The Knights were first cm the scoreboard in the second period when Gary Cartwright passed to Hallet Chatman for a 2-yard touchdown. Cartwright’s pass to Jay Dowdy around right end was good for the extra point. Camden broke into the scoring column in the second quarter al¬ so when Bruce Leary passed to Si Seymour for a 10-yard touch¬ down. Bruce Leary then handed to Clyde Leary for the extra poini. The Rebels started moving again a few minutes later when they recovered Knapp’s fumble on the kickoff. Bruce Leary con¬ nected with Mike Twlddy for a 33-yard touchdown. The extra point was no good putting Cam¬ den ahead at the half, 13-7. The Knights second scoring opportunity came when Camden was forced to take to the air and Chatman Intercepted on Cam¬ den’s 11 and ran to the six. Two plays later Cartwright passed to Mike Vaughn for the tying score. Cartwright carried the ball in for the extra point which proved to be the margin of vic¬ tory. Knapp’s big break of the game came when the Rebels fumbled and Knapp recoverd on the 45. Chatman sprinted 46 yards to pyt the ball deep into Camden territory. The Knights then smashed in from the one for their third TDof the night. Cart¬ wright connected to Dowdy for the extra point. Knapp was forced to punt later in the fourth quarter and Cam¬ den scored when Bruce Leary connected with Si Seymour who scampered 45 yards for the Camden score. Clyde Leary carried the ball over the line for the final point of the game. Knapp threatened to score within the last few minutes of the contest when Cartwright in¬ tercepted a Rebel pass and raced just short of the goal line as time ran out. Knapp totaled 161 yards in total offense for the night. Coach Dennis Basnight of Camden praised Si Seymour for an outstanding fob at end. KNAPP HIGH SCHOOL JKNIGHTSl FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AYDEN SMITH FIELD £ 3$ FI ELD 968 SEPTEMBER 6 SEPTEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 20 SEPTEMBER 27 OCTOBER 4 OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER tf ccxLei NTEO RICK R AWAY AWAY AWAY OPEN AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME HOME Co-Captains Barry Walker and Gary Cartwright Mr. Casey and Assistant Coach Brian Forehand