1964 GACA North/South Game

Aug. 6, 1964

Site: Grant Field

Score: North 7, South 7 (tie)

Personnel

Coaches

North: Charlie Davidson, Washington-Wilkes

South: Tom Bunch, Lincolnton

North

Number	Player	School	Postion
10	Jimmy Carter	Cedartown	QB
11	Loran Carter	Dalton	QB
12	Ronnie Newton	College Park	QB
20	Bill Kinard	Brown	HB
21	Marvin Flury	Rossville	HB
22	Walter Chadwick	Decatur	HB
30	David Cooper	Avondale	HB
31	George Davison	Marietta	HB
32	Harry Cook	Jackson	HB
40	Weyman Kidd	Sylvan	FB
41	Bill Harrington	Baldwin	FB
42	Mike Bush	North Fulton	FB
50	Stanley Anderson	Avondale	Center
51	Larry Seabrook	Sylvan	Center
52	Ray Stephens	Tucker	Center
60	Larry Hart	Cedartown	Guard
61	Mac Edwards	Washington Wilkes	Guard
62	Frank Nichols	Northside	Guard
63	Charles Collins	Campbell – Smyrna	Guard
64	Buddy Cotton	Brown	Guard
70	Edgar Chandler	Cedartown	Tackle
71	Bruce Rowe	Jackson	Tackle
72	Terry Osbolt	R.E. Lee	Tackle
73	Kirk Blackwood	Westminister	Tackle
74	Phil Phillips	G.M.A	Tackle
80	Tim Woodall	North Fulton	End
81	Elliott Gammage	Cedartown	End
82	Lamar Melvin	Brown	End
83	Billy D. Wren	Rossville	End
84	Bob Ivey	Decatur	End

South

Number	Player	School	Postion
10	Joe Dunn	Columbus	QB
11	Kenneth Bonifay	Lanier	QB
12	Dee Turner	Lincolnton	QB
20	John Bolles	Baker	HB
21	Joe Linder	Moultrie	HB
22	Ben Garnt	Jordan	HB
30	Dicky Thompson	Thomasville	HB
31	Calvin Harrison	Jeff Davis	HB
32	Danny Stanley	Dublin	HB
40	Floyd Evans	Willingham	FB
41	Donald Hayes	Cook	FB
42	Ronald Jenkins	Glennville	FB
50	John Collins	Thomasville	Center
51	Douglas Tucker	Moultrie	Center
52	Jimmy Warren	Wayne County	Center
60	Bobby Ricks	Moultrie	Guard
61	Howard Chastain	Cairo	Guard
62	Jimmy Walker	Americus	Guard
63	Rickie Williamson	Bradwell Institute	Guard
65	Steve Rawl	Camden County	Guard
70	Jiggy Smaha	Lanier	Tackle
72	Randall Edmunds	Lincolnton	Tackle
73	Foy Norwood	Valdosta	Tackle
74	Paul Conner	Wayne County	Tackle
80	Robert Montgomery	Moultrie	End
81	Bruce Black	Lowndes County	End
82	Butch Reeves	Americus	End
83	Calvin Starlin	Columbus	End
84	Al Gerhardt	Lanier	End

Game summary

Neither team could move the ball well. The North led in total offense 144-128. Brown’s Bill Kinard got loose on a 41-yard scoring run in the third, Ronnie Newton kicked the point, and it looked like the final score would be 7-0. The South got a huge break late in the game. The North’s Jim Woodall was back to punt on his own 20. The snap went over his head and Woodall fell on the ball, giving the South the ball on the eight. Two plays later, the ball was on the three. Columbus quarterback Joe Dunn fumbled the snap and a lineman kicked it into the end zone. Lanier end Al Gerhardt recovered for the South touchdown. Jiggy Smaha split the uprights to tie the game.