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The McKenzie Banner, McKenzie, Tennessee, Tuesday, September 6, 2011 • www.mckenziebanner.com - Page 11 SPORTS TAYLOR REAL ESTATE & AUCTION 20300 East Main St. • Huntingdon, TN 38344 Toll Free 1-866-986-8578 • Local 731-986-8578 • Fax 731-986-5558 Auctioneer: Thomas “Chad” Taylor Auctioneer Lic. #5200, Auction Firm #4582 Website: www.taylor-realestate.com E-mail: [email protected] AUCTION Saturday, Sept. 10, 9:00 a.m. LOCATION: 1540 Hwy. 219 (Rosser Post) Huntingdon, TN 38344 DIRECTIONS: From Huntingdon Court Square take Highway 70 east, turn left onto Hwy. 219 approx. 2 miles from city limits, cross train tracks, con- tinue straight approx. 3 miles to sale site on the right. Watch for signs. Selling for Mr. Harold Holt REASON FOR SALE: Relocating to another state. Zero Turn Lawn Mower - Tools - Furniture - Some Antiques - 16 ft. Trailer - Front Load Washing Machine - Diesel Fuel Tanks Announcements made day of sale take precedence over any and all advertising. FOOD SOLD TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR OLEN BORNTRAGGER TERMS OF SALE: Cash or Good Check for purchase amount only. ID will be required and bank letter of credit. FINE ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, POTTERY, COINS, HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS See ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing. SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 10 A.M. LOCATION: 7080 Oak Hill Dr., Milan TN 38358 Selling for Elsie Haach the Eugene G. Haach Estate. Mrs. Elsie Haach is selling her home and personal property after being an avid collector for many years. AUCTION 731-987-2847 • 731-694-6213 Darrell Ridgely Auctioneer Broker #5437 Call Us Today! 8850 Hwy. 70 Cedar Grove, TN 3832 1 ridgelyauctionco.com • FL #4804 GUNS, SOME HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS, REALLY GOOD TOOLS & TRUCK 30 cal Springfield Arms carbine with regular clip & banana clip—Remington 30-06 lever action model 1903—Ruger 22 automatic with scope—older 22 revolver—22 automatic for parts—JVC l’Art 32-inch color TV with oak stand—Philips 30-inch color TV—RCA Surround Sound music system— vibrating sound speaker—coffee & end tables, 1 set is Lane—heavy glass top coffee table—4-drawer chest, unfinished wood—icebox look oak chest—large glass jewelry chest—loveseat—odd chairs—floral wing back chair—large storage cabinet—large 8-drawer dresser—flat top trunk—Dell monitor—new Genie overhead garage door opener, never taken out of box—2 oil lamps—old toy metal train pieces—lots of stamps, WW II, Marilyn Monroe & others—Rogers Brothers silverware —Elvis albums—fireplace set—feather bed—3-wheel bicycle—2 bicycles—folding chairs—bird bath— wash kettle—table with umbrella—baskets—shelves—Werner fiberglass 8 ft step ladder—Keller 10 ft fiberglass step ladder—small wooden step ladder— extension ladders—tree pruner—yard seeder—wheelbarrow—FS 45 Stihl gas weed eater —Stihl BG 55 gas leaf blower—propane weed burner—Stihl chain saw—push power mower—26 hp 54-inch cut Huskee Supreme riding mower—Troy bilt 6.5 hp rear tine tiller—Chore Master 1750 lb pressure washer—parts washer—5 x 8 mesh bottom trailer—Craftsman double-stack tool box full of tools—Craftsman 3-tier tool box—large double-door parts cabinet with lock & key—parts cabinets—Craftsman 5.5 hp 30 gallon air compressor—DeWalt circular saw—10-inch Sears band saw—heavy duty drill press—chop saw—8-inch bench grinder—2 jig saws—7 ¼-inch circular saws, 1 is DeWalt—Bosch right angle grinder—new Milwaukee drill—Makita ½-inch hammer drill—large Milwaukee angle drill totally rebuilt recently by Milwaukee—set of acetylene torches with attachments—wrench sets—floor jack—commercial type battery charger—lots of clamps—furniture clamps— C-clamps—lots of screws, nuts & bolts—lots of small items in boxes—lots & lots of hand tools, mostly Snap-On & Craftsman—garden tools—gas cans—large shop vac—several feet of good lumber—T-posts—4 like new car tires—200 amp service with breakers—hoses—castors—wire stretch- ers—two 55-gallon burn barrels—SELLING AT 11:00 A.M.—1994 Chevrolet extended cab pick-up in excellent condition, new tires, 2-wheel drive, runs good, diamond steel tool box—many, many good items not listed. Owners have sold home & are relocating out of state. COL. JAMES T. REED - Auctioneer, McKenzie, TN, 731-352-3927, Lic. No. 159, Firm No. 39 Web site: www.reedauction.com SUZANNE REED, BROKER JAMES T. REED, AFFILIATE BROKER & AUCTIONEER McKENZIE, TN LICENSE NO. 159, FIRM NO. 39 731-352-3927 731-234-9171 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 . . . 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 1378 Three Point Road, Martin, TN. From Martin take Hwy. 43 Bypass (Skyhawk Parkway) between Hwy. 45 & Hwy. 22, turn onto Mt. Pelia Road at Auction Arrow, then turn left onto Three Point Road at Three Point Grocery & go approximately 1 mile to sale site. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS BROCHURE IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. PURCHASERS MUST RELY ON THEIR OWN JUDGMENT AND INSPECTION OF ITEMS. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECT. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AUCTION DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ANY PRINTED OR ADVERTISED MATERIAL. SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS. JAMES & ARETTA BAKER MARTIN, TN Are you downsizing? Moving? Transitioning to assisted living? Selling the belongings of a loved one? Looking for an auction alternative? SPAULDING Estate Sales Our mission is to provide a safe and dignified way of selling personal belongings, antiques and collectibles as well as the entire contents of your home. Fred Spaulding P.O. Box 633, Union City TN 38281 731-446-9523 731-885-7002 Your satisfaction is our priority By Ernie Smothers [email protected] MCKENZIE (September 1) In District 13A middle school grid- iron action, the McKenzie Rebels utilized the passing tandem of quarterback Jack Surber and re- ceiver Jordan Haynes and power rushing of Chase Norden and Mitch Merrick to earn a last- minute, come from behind 36-32 victory over the Hollow Rock- Bruceton Tigers. Rebel Norden gathered in the Tiger game-opening kickoff at the McKenzie 20 and raced across midfield. Overtaking Norden, Tiger Dustin Santiago made a touchdown-saving tackle at the Central 19. Rebel Hutchinson gained three yards prior to Norden advanc- ing the ball to the Tiger 10. At the 6:01 mark, Norden’s fumble was scooped up by Tiger Zavian Johnson and returned 89 yards to paydirt. Central’s two-point conversion rush was no good as the Tigers led early, 6-0. On Central’s ensuing kickoff, Rebel Kelley gained two yards before being tackled by Hafner. Dropping back in the pocket, Surber fired a strike to Haynes right side for a 16-yard gain at the Rebel 36. Following a pass incompletion and five-yard Mitch Merrick gain, Norden was drilled by Hafner as McKenzie was forced to punt from its 41. Gathering in the punt, Dustin Santiago exploded right side and raced across midfield before be- ing brought down at the Rebel 16. Tiger quarterback Chase Bratton completed a one-yard pass to Hafner who was tackled by Cameron Oakley. An offside penalty against McKenzie moved the ball to the Rebel 10. On the ensuing play, Johnson’s 10-yard rushing score was negated by a Tiger holding penalty as the ball was moved back to the McKenzie 22. Following a five-yard gain by Johnson, Bratton’s pass attempt to Hafner was intercepted near the Central end zone by Rebel Kelley and returned to the McKenzie 30. Gambling on fourth and 10, Rebel Surber faked a punt and fired a completion to Haynes who raced 70 yards to score. Surber’s two-point conversion pass failed as McKenzie knotted the score, 6-6 with 1:06 remaining in the first quarter. Tiger Santiago was tackled on the Rebel kickoff by Paul Watkins at the Tiger 17. With three sec- onds remaining in the first stan- za, Johnson ignited left side and blazed 84 yards to the end zone. Johnson’s two-point conversion rush was no good as Central re- captured the lead, 12-6. Rebel Kelley returned the Tiger kickoff to the McKenzie 35. A five- yard rush by Merrick and six-yard scamper by Norden moved the chains. At the 5:51 mark of the second canto, Surber unleashed a beautiful 45-yard scoring arc to Haynes and Norden rushed for the two-point conversion as McKenzie grabbed the lead, 14-12. Tiger Jon-Austin Welsh cov- ered the Rebel squib kick at the Tiger 38. Johnson and Santiago combined for rushes of two and five yards to bring up a third and three at the Central 45. On the ensuing play, Johnson’s fumble was recovered by Rebel Branson McCaleb at the 4:07 mark of the second quarter. Strong defensive play by Hafner forced McKenzie to punt on fourth and five with McKenzie downing the ball at the Tiger 34. Lining up in the shotgun forma- tion, Tiger quarterback Bratton fired a swing pass left side to Hafner who raced 66 yards to score. The two-point conversion failed as Central snared the lead, 18-14. Advancing the ball to its 46 on the ensuing kickoff, the Rebels came up big as Surber fired a 41- yard completion under pressure to Kelley to move the ball to the Tiger 15. Merrick ground straight ahead to the 10. On the next play, Surber’s pass was intercepted in the end zone by Logan Belew who was tackled while attempting to return the ball at the Tiger 1 with 1:16 remaining in the first half. Tiger quarterback Bratton fol- lowed the Central line surge for an eight-yard gain. McKenzie’s defensive line responded by stop- ping Johnson for no gain. Rebel de- fender McNulty dropped Johnson behind the line at the four to force Central to punt on fourth and six. Tiger Santiago’s punt was blocked and recovered by Rebel Jeremiah Daily at the Central 3 with 17.6 clicks left in the second quarter. Rolling left side, Surber fired a scoring strike to Noah McEwen. Merrick’s two-point conversion attempt failed as McKenzie led at the half, 20-18. Quarterback sacks for loss by Tigers Cody Knuutila and Dalton Caswell stopped McKenzie’s sec- ond-half opening drive and forced the Rebels to punt away. Hafner returned the Rebel kick to the McKenzie 38. Powering straight ahead, Hafner carried four con- secutive times to pound the ball across midfield and deep into Rebel territory. Central capped its impressive drive via Johnson’s 21-yard gallop with 21 seconds remaining in the third quarter. The two-point conversion failed as Central led, 24-20. McKenzie dodged the bullet on its ensuing possession as Haynes recovered a fumble at the Tiger 42 as time expired in the third stanza. The Rebels wasted little time putting points on the board early in the fourth quarter as Surber spiraled a 30-yard scoring strike to Haynes and Norden added the two-point conversion as McKenzie regained a 28-24 lead. Santiago fielded the Rebel kick- off at the 14 and returned the ball to the Central 44. Johnson raced left side for a first down at the 39 and left the game after being injured. Hafner responded with a 43-yard scoring dash and added the two-point conversion as Central took the lead in the see-saw battle, 32-28, with 5:28 remaining in the game. McKenzie’s next offensive drive featured strong rushing by Norden and Merrick and pinpoint passing from Surber to Kelley. Marching across the midfield stripe and deep into Central territory, Norden sealed the deal by erupting right side to score at the 1:28 mark and notched the two-point conversion as McKenzie earned a hard-fought 36-32 victory over the Tigers. By Kenneth Coker Dresden Enterprise Sports Editor Gleason outgained West Carroll in nearly every major category ex- cept where it mattered most – on the scoreboard in middle school action. The Bulldogs totaled 249 yards of total offense compared to the War Eagles’ 183, but ultimately fell 20-18 in Atwood on Thursday. With the defeat, Gleason is now 1-2 on the campaign, while West Carroll has a like record. Also notable was the penal- ties issued and the fact that the Bulldogs had six flags – mostly for holding or blocks in the back – thrown for a total of 50 yards. WC was called for two false start penalties in the first half and a horse collar tackle as time expired in the fourth quarter. Due to the illegal tackle of Gleason’s Tracy Perry on a play that spanned 26 yards, the Bulldogs were granted an addi- tional untimed down as a game cannot end on a penalty. On said down, Perry’s pass at- tempt fell incomplete. The first score of Thursday’s game didn’t come until the second quarter. Perry appeared to have capped a 70-yard drive with a little over four minutes remaining on a five- yard carry. However, a holding penalty ne- gated the run. A minute and a half later, Perry sneaked in from a yard out on a touchdown that stood. Gleason was set back on its two- point attempt when a block in the back penalty was called. The pass attempt on the two- pointer was incomplete. At halftime, the Bulldogs were ahead 6-0. West Carroll controlled the game’s tempo for much of the third period. In all, the War Eagles marched 53 yards on an eight-play drive to the end zone. WC quarterback Gavin Knight had a key nine-yard run early in the drive, while Chase Birdwell busted up the middle for 14 yards during the series. In the end, Tristen Fuller took in both the touchdown and the two-point conversion to give West Carroll an 8-6 advantage with 2:29 left in the third quarter. Gleason rebounded with a nine- play, 64-yard drive that resulted in six points. Perry had 45 rushing yards on six carries during the drive – the 19-yard scoring jaunt included. Additionally, Colin Niegocki had a key 16-yard run that got the Bulldogs into the redzone. Gleason fumbled to stifle its two-point attempt, but led 12-8 with 6:37 left in the final quarter. West Carroll needed just two minutes and four offensive snaps to retake the lead. Knight did the scoring honors with a 40-yard dash to paydirt with 4:32 left on the clock. The two-point conversion pass attempt was incomplete, but WC was up 14-12. The Bulldogs got the lead back once more as Perry, who finished with 176 rushing yards on 21 carries, broke free for a 21-yard touchdown carry with 1:06 left to play. Again, Gleason’s two-point at- tempt was unsuccessful. The War Eagles took to the air during the final minute for what turned out to be the win- ning score. Knight, who scrambled 18 yards on the first play of the drive, found Jace Williams for a 35-yard aerial to place the pigskin at the Bulldogs’ eight yard line. After an incomplete pass on first down, the Gleason defense pressured Knight, who flung the football forward to avoid a sack. Though the Bulldog coaching staff and faithful thought the play should have resulted in an intentional grounding penalty, the officiating crew did not agree and it was ruled an incomplete pace. On fourth-and-goal two plays later, Knight hit Williams for an eight-yard touchdown connection with 16 seconds left in the game. Gleason’s Carson Stafford stuffed Williams on the two-point attempt. West Carroll’s Dylan Moon battles to stay up as a Gleason de- fender holds on during Thursday’s game. West Carroll Defeats Gleason in Middle School Action MMS Football Nips Tigers, 36-32 Tiger Ian Hafner drops Rebel Chase Norden for a loss. FIND THE MCKENZIE BANNER ON FACEBOOK!
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TAYLOR REAL ESTATE & AUCTION20300 East Main St. • Huntingdon, TN 38344
Toll Free 1-866-986-8578 • Local 731-986-8578 • Fax 731-986-5558Auctioneer: Thomas “Chad” Taylor
Auctioneer Lic. #5200, Auction Firm #4582Website: www.taylor-realestate.com
E-mail: [email protected]
AUCTIONSaturday, Sept. 10, 9:00 a.m.LOCATION: 1540 Hwy. 219 (Rosser Post) Huntingdon, TN 38344DIRECTIONS: From Huntingdon Court Square take Highway 70 east, turn
left onto Hwy. 219 approx. 2 miles from city limits, cross train tracks, con-tinue straight approx. 3 miles to sale site on the right. Watch for signs.
Selling for Mr. Harold HoltREASON FOR SALE: Relocating to another state.
Zero Turn Lawn Mower - Tools - Furniture - Some Antiques - 16 ft. Trailer - Front Load Washing Machine -
Diesel Fuel TanksAnnouncements made day of sale take precedence over any and all advertising.
FOOD SOLD TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR OLEN BORNTRAGGERTERMS OF SALE: Cash or Good Check for purchase amount only. ID will be required and bank letter of credit.
FINE ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, POTTERY,COINS, HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS
See ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 10 A.M.LOCATION: 7080 Oak Hill Dr., Milan TN 38358
Selling for Elsie Haach the Eugene G. Haach Estate. Mrs. Elsie Haach is selling her home and personal
property after being an avid collector for many years.
AUCTION
731-987-2847 • 731-694-6213
DarrellRidgely
AuctioneerBroker#5437
Call Us Today!
8850 Hwy. 70Cedar Grove,
TN 38321
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GUNS, SOME HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS, REALLY GOOD TOOLS & TRUCK
30 cal Springfield Arms carbine with regular clip & banana clip—Remington 30-06 lever action model 1903—Ruger 22 automatic with scope—older 22 revolver—22 automatic for parts—JVC l’Art 32-inch color TV with oak stand—Philips 30-inch color TV—RCA Surround Sound music system—vibrating sound speaker—coffee & end tables, 1 set is Lane—heavy glass top coffee table—4-drawer chest, unfinished wood—icebox look oak chest—large glass jewelry chest—loveseat—odd chairs—floral wing back chair—large storage cabinet—large 8-drawer dresser—flat top trunk—Dell monitor—new Genie overhead garage door opener, never taken out of box—2 oil lamps—old toy metal train pieces—lots of stamps, WW II, Marilyn Monroe & others—Rogers Brothers silverware —Elvis albums—fireplace set—feather bed—3-wheel bicycle—2 bicycles—folding chairs—bird bath—wash kettle—table with umbrella—baskets—shelves—Werner fiberglass 8 ft step ladder—Keller 10 ft fiberglass step ladder—small wooden step ladder—extension ladders—tree pruner—yard seeder—wheelbarrow—FS 45 Stihl gas weed eater —Stihl BG 55 gas leaf blower—propane weed burner—Stihl chain saw—push power mower—26 hp 54-inch cut Huskee Supreme riding mower—Troy bilt 6.5 hp rear tine tiller—Chore Master 1750 lb pressure washer—parts washer—5 x 8 mesh bottom trailer—Craftsman double-stack tool box full of tools—Craftsman 3-tier tool box—large double-door parts cabinet with lock & key—parts cabinets—Craftsman 5.5 hp 30 gallon air compressor—DeWalt circular saw—10-inch Sears band saw—heavy duty drill press—chop saw—8-inch bench grinder—2 jig saws—7 ¼-inch circular saws, 1 is DeWalt—Bosch right angle grinder—new Milwaukee drill—Makita ½-inch hammer drill—large Milwaukee angle drill totally rebuilt recently by Milwaukee—set of acetylene torches with attachments—wrench sets—floor jack—commercial type battery charger—lots of clamps—furniture clamps—C-clamps—lots of screws, nuts & bolts—lots of small items in boxes—lots & lots of hand tools, mostly Snap-On & Craftsman—garden tools—gas cans—large shop vac—several feet of good lumber—T-posts—4 like new car tires—200 amp service with breakers—hoses—castors—wire stretch-ers—two 55-gallon burn barrels—SELLING AT 11:00 A.M.—1994 Chevrolet extended cab pick-up in excellent condition, new tires, 2-wheel drive, runs good, diamond steel tool box—many, many good items not listed.
Owners have sold home & are relocating out of state.
COL. JAMES T. REED - Auctioneer, McKenzie, TN, 731-352-3927, Lic. No. 159, Firm No. 39Web site: www.reedauction.com
SUZANNE REED, BROKERJAMES T. REED, AFFILIATEBROKER & AUCTIONEER
McKENZIE, TNLICENSE NO. 159, FIRM NO. 39
731-352-3927731-234-9171
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 . . . 10:00 A.M.LOCATION: 1378 Three Point Road, Martin, TN. From Martin take Hwy. 43 Bypass (Skyhawk Parkway) between Hwy. 45 & Hwy. 22, turn onto Mt. Pelia Road at Auction Arrow, then turn left onto Three Point Road at Three Point Grocery & go approximately 1 mile to sale site.
ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS BROCHURE IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. PURCHASERS MUST RELY ON THEIR OWN JUDGMENT AND INSPECTION OF ITEMS. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECT. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AUCTION DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ANY PRINTED OR ADVERTISED MATERIAL. SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS.
JAMES & ARETTA BAKERMARTIN, TN
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MCKENZIE (September 1) In District 13A middle school grid-iron action, the McKenzie Rebels utilized the passing tandem of quarterback Jack Surber and re-ceiver Jordan Haynes and power rushing of Chase Norden and Mitch Merrick to earn a last-minute, come from behind 36-32 victory over the Hollow Rock-Bruceton Tigers.
Rebel Norden gathered in the Tiger game-opening kickoff at the McKenzie 20 and raced across midfield. Overtaking Norden, Tiger Dustin Santiago made a touchdown-saving tackle at the Central 19.
Rebel Hutchinson gained three yards prior to Norden advanc-ing the ball to the Tiger 10. At the 6:01 mark, Norden’s fumble was scooped up by Tiger Zavian Johnson and returned 89 yards to paydirt. Central’s two-point conversion rush was no good as the Tigers led early, 6-0.
On Central’s ensuing kickoff, Rebel Kelley gained two yards before being tackled by Hafner. Dropping back in the pocket, Surber fired a strike to Haynes right side for a 16-yard gain at the Rebel 36. Following a pass incompletion and five-yard Mitch Merrick gain, Norden was drilled by Hafner as McKenzie was forced to punt from its 41.
Gathering in the punt, Dustin Santiago exploded right side and raced across midfield before be-ing brought down at the Rebel 16. Tiger quarterback Chase Bratton completed a one-yard pass to Hafner who was tackled by Cameron Oakley. An offside penalty against McKenzie moved the ball to the Rebel 10. On the ensuing play, Johnson’s 10-yard rushing score was negated by a Tiger holding penalty as the ball was moved back to the McKenzie 22. Following a five-yard gain by Johnson, Bratton’s pass attempt to Hafner was intercepted near the Central end zone by Rebel Kelley and returned to the McKenzie 30.
Gambling on fourth and 10, Rebel Surber faked a punt and fired a completion to Haynes who raced 70 yards to score. Surber’s two-point conversion pass failed as McKenzie knotted the score,
6-6 with 1:06 remaining in the first quarter.
Tiger Santiago was tackled on the Rebel kickoff by Paul Watkins at the Tiger 17. With three sec-onds remaining in the first stan-za, Johnson ignited left side and blazed 84 yards to the end zone. Johnson’s two-point conversion rush was no good as Central re-captured the lead, 12-6.
Rebel Kelley returned the Tiger kickoff to the McKenzie 35. A five-yard rush by Merrick and six-yard scamper by Norden moved the chains. At the 5:51 mark of the second canto, Surber unleashed a beautiful 45-yard scoring arc to Haynes and Norden rushed for the two-point conversion as McKenzie grabbed the lead, 14-12.
Tiger Jon-Austin Welsh cov-ered the Rebel squib kick at the Tiger 38. Johnson and Santiago combined for rushes of two and five yards to bring up a third and three at the Central 45. On the
ensuing play, Johnson’s fumble was recovered by Rebel Branson McCaleb at the 4:07 mark of the second quarter.
Strong defensive play by Hafner forced McKenzie to punt on fourth and five with McKenzie downing the ball at the Tiger 34.
Lining up in the shotgun forma-tion, Tiger quarterback Bratton fired a swing pass left side to Hafner who raced 66 yards to score. The two-point conversion failed as Central snared the lead, 18-14.
Advancing the ball to its 46 on the ensuing kickoff, the Rebels came up big as Surber fired a 41-yard completion under pressure to Kelley to move the ball to the Tiger 15. Merrick ground straight ahead to the 10. On the next play, Surber’s pass was intercepted in the end zone by Logan Belew who was tackled while attempting to return the ball at the Tiger 1 with 1:16 remaining in the first half.
Tiger quarterback Bratton fol-lowed the Central line surge for an eight-yard gain. McKenzie’s defensive line responded by stop-ping Johnson for no gain. Rebel de-fender McNulty dropped Johnson behind the line at the four to force Central to punt on fourth and six. Tiger Santiago’s punt was blocked and recovered by Rebel Jeremiah Daily at the Central 3 with 17.6 clicks left in the second quarter.
Rolling left side, Surber fired a scoring strike to Noah McEwen. Merrick’s two-point conversion attempt failed as McKenzie led at the half, 20-18.
Quarterback sacks for loss by Tigers Cody Knuutila and Dalton Caswell stopped McKenzie’s sec-ond-half opening drive and forced the Rebels to punt away. Hafner returned the Rebel kick to the McKenzie 38. Powering straight ahead, Hafner carried four con-secutive times to pound the ball across midfield and deep into Rebel territory. Central capped its impressive drive via Johnson’s 21-yard gallop with 21 seconds remaining in the third quarter. The two-point conversion failed as Central led, 24-20.
McKenzie dodged the bullet on its ensuing possession as Haynes recovered a fumble at the Tiger 42 as time expired in the third stanza.
The Rebels wasted little time putting points on the board early in the fourth quarter as Surber spiraled a 30-yard scoring strike to Haynes and Norden added the two-point conversion as McKenzie regained a 28-24 lead.
Santiago fielded the Rebel kick-off at the 14 and returned the ball to the Central 44. Johnson raced left side for a first down at the 39 and left the game after being injured. Hafner responded with a 43-yard scoring dash and added the two-point conversion as Central took the lead in the see-saw battle, 32-28, with 5:28 remaining in the game.
McKenzie’s next offensive drive featured strong rushing by Norden and Merrick and pinpoint passing from Surber to Kelley. Marching across the midfield stripe and deep into Central territory, Norden sealed the deal by erupting right side to score at the 1:28 mark and notched the two-point conversion as McKenzie earned a hard-fought 36-32 victory over the Tigers.
By Kenneth CokerDresden Enterprise Sports Editor
Gleason outgained West Carroll in nearly every major category ex-cept where it mattered most – on the scoreboard in middle school action.
The Bulldogs totaled 249 yards of total offense compared to the War Eagles’ 183, but ultimately fell 20-18 in Atwood on Thursday.
With the defeat, Gleason is now 1-2 on the campaign, while West Carroll has a like record.
Also notable was the penal-ties issued and the fact that the Bulldogs had six flags – mostly for holding or blocks in the back – thrown for a total of 50 yards.
WC was called for two false start penalties in the first half and a horse collar tackle as time expired in the fourth quarter.
Due to the illegal tackle of Gleason’s Tracy Per ry on a play that spanned 26 yards, the Bulldogs were granted an addi-tional untimed down as a game cannot end on a penalty.
On said down, Perry’s pass at-tempt fell incomplete.
The first score of Thursday’s game didn’t come until the second quarter.
Perry appeared to have capped a 70-yard drive with a little over four minutes remaining on a five-yard carry.
However, a holding penalty ne-gated the run.
A minute and a half later, Perry sneaked in from a yard out on a touchdown that stood.
Gleason was set back on its two-point attempt when a block in the back penalty was called.
The pass attempt on the two-pointer was incomplete.
At halftime, the Bulldogs were ahead 6-0.
West Carroll controlled the game’s tempo for much of the third period.
In all, the War Eagles marched 53 yards on an eight-play drive to the end zone.
WC quarterback Gavin Knight had a key nine-yard run early in the drive, while Chase Birdwell busted up the middle for 14 yards
during the series.In the end, Tristen Fuller took
in both the touchdown and the two-point conversion to give West Carroll an 8-6 advantage with 2:29 left in the third quarter.
Gleason rebounded with a nine-play, 64-yard drive that resulted in six points.
Perry had 45 rushing yards on six carries during the drive – the 19-yard scoring jaunt included.
Additionally, Colin Niegocki had a key 16-yard run that got the Bulldogs into the redzone.
Gleason fumbled to stifle its two-point attempt, but led 12-8 with 6:37 left in the final quarter.
West Carroll needed just two minutes and four offensive snaps to retake the lead.
Knight did the scoring honors with a 40-yard dash to paydirt with 4:32 left on the clock.
The two-point conversion pass attempt was incomplete, but WC was up 14-12.
The Bulldogs got the lead back once more as Perry, who finished with 176 rushing yards on 21 carries, broke free for a 21-yard touchdown carry with 1:06 left to play.
Again, Gleason’s two-point at-tempt was unsuccessful.
The War Eagles took to the air during the final minute for what turned out to be the win-ning score.
Knight, who scrambled 18 yards on the first play of the drive, found Jace Williams for a 35-yard aerial to place the pigskin at the Bulldogs’ eight yard line.
After an incomplete pass on first down, the Gleason defense pressured Knight, who flung the football forward to avoid a sack.
Though the Bulldog coaching staff and faithful thought the play should have resulted in an intentional grounding penalty, the officiating crew did not agree and it was ruled an incomplete pace.
On fourth-and-goal two plays later, Knight hit Williams for an eight-yard touchdown connection with 16 seconds left in the game.
Gleason’s Carson Staf ford stuffed Williams on the two-point attempt.
West Carroll’s Dylan Moon battles to stay up as a Gleason de-fender holds on during Thursday’s game.
West Carroll Defeats Gleason in Middle School Action
MMS Football Nips Tigers, 36-32
Tiger Ian Hafner drops Rebel Chase Norden for a loss.
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