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Local Sports from The CourierSaturday, October 13, 2012MAL Football: Carey races past North Baltimore, 62-8NORTH BALTIMORE -- Carey turned in another dominating performance on both sides of the ball as the Blue Devils defeated North Baltimore 62-8 on Friday in Midland Athletic League football. The Blue Devils (6-2, 4-1 MAL) led 48-0 at halftime by scoring five touchdowns longer than 30 yards. Matt Holsinger had a pair of passing touchdowns to Austin Patton (52 yards) and Brian Powers (34) yards and ran 99 yards for a score after the Blue Devils stuffed the Tigers on 4th-and-goal at the one-yard line. Carey cranked out 448 rushing yards on just 30 carries while earning 136 yards on 7 of 8 passing. Powell and Holsinger comined for 226 yards rushing on just six carries. Meanwhile, the Tigers (1-7, 0-5) ran the ball 42 times for 178 yards but had more turnovers (three) than passing yards (two). Carey 21 27 8 6 -- 62 North Baltimore 0 0 8 0 -- 8 First Quarter CAR -- Meek 8 run (kick failed) CAR -- Patton 52 pass from Holsinger (Strahm pass) CAR -- Powers 61 run (Strahm kick) Second Quarter CAR -- Holsinger 99 run (Strahm kick) CAR -- Meek 31 run (kick failed) CAR -- Powers 34 pass from Holsinger (Strahm kick) CAR -- Tschanen 18 run (Strahm kick) Third Quarter CAR -- Zechman 3 run (Strahm pass) NB -- Ishmael 71 run (Watson run) Fourth Quarter CAR -- Smalley 8 run (kick failed) SENECA EAST 35 HOPEWELL-LOUDON 27 BASCOM -- Hopewell-Loudon had a chance to send the game to overtime as they put together an impressive 83-yard drive with 1:25 left on the clock, but time ran out with the ball on the one yard line as Seneca East defeated the Chieftains 35-27 Friday night. Seneca East was up 28-27 in the fourth when quarterback Ethan Caudill threw a pass to Kevin Moore, who fought off a defender to reach the endzone, seemingly putting the game out of reach for the Tigers with only 2:37 left on the clock. Hopewell-Loudon came up empty handed on their next possession, but a three and out by the Tigers gave Hopewell-Loudon hope, albeit with a long field ahead of them. Quarterback Alec Gregg went 7 for 9 passing for 69 yards on the final drive before it stalled as the clock went to zero. Subscribe to The Courier. |
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