The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1964 — Page 3

Indians Play Two Quarters In Jamboree Walkerton’s Indians entered the 1964 football season in a Football Jamboree Tuesday night at Rolling Prairie. The Indians played Gary Andrean’s reserves for one quarter, the second, and then Greene's new team in the third. The results were Gary 7, Walkerton 0, and Walkerton 12, Greene 0, in their two 12 minute periods. In the first action against Gary, Walkerton received the ball •nd lost eight yards before Terry Lute punted to Gary on the Walkerton 43. Gary then ran five play’, gaining one first down on a penalty before they were forceri to kick back to Walkerton. The Indians then in three plays didn't make the yardage and Gary look the ball after another Lute pent en the Indians' 43 again. This time Gary gaiued two first downs before the quarterback bootlegged around the left end for an 8 yard touchdown jaunt. A pass was good for the extra point | The Indians, then in their third effort, with Dave Scott running the team, began to gain some ground. Tommy Klinedinst gainer 8 and Pearish 7 for a first down, Klinedinst then threw to Terry Lute for 13 and another first down. After two running plays, with time running out, a Dave Scott pass was intercepted and the quarter ended at this point. The Indians were on offense for 14 plays and defense for 11 in this period of artion. Indian< 12, Greene 0 The next quarter, right after the half, was different. Walkerton kicked to Greene but got the ball on the first play after two penalties as Kelly Powell fell on a Greene fumble. It was Walkerton first and ten on the Greene 14. However, after Klinedinst picked up five yards on the first carry, the second down pitchout was wild and Greene recovered on their own 15. Greene failed to make the yardage in three plays and punted to Klinedinst on the Greene 48 and he returned to the 31. On the first play, a pitchout to Klinedinst actually was a forward pass and he skirted left end and outran the secondary for a score. The kick for point failed. The Indians then kicked again to Greene who prt the ball in plav on the 36 but lost 11 yards on the next two plays. An incomu The foundation upon which Democracy rests is faith in the moral instincts of its. people.” The foundaton of our service is personal sincerity • the desire to sene tartful--1 b. gracefully and with a I reverent dignity. • SOL * ! MM* IBKBL* 1 | I >I > I &k ~ 4 tad 1 aaß w Jyj H - • *llX^4ll *

plete pass forced Greene to punt again and Klinedinst took the ball on the 48 and raced to the 22. On the first play. Schmeltz gained two yards and Scott then threw to Powell for six more. On third down, it was Pearish gaining six for a first down on the six. He then carried for one and a running play failed to gain. A pass was incomplete on the goal line but on fourth down, Pearish took a pitchout and raced into the end zone for the score. The kick again failed, Walkerton leading 12-0. Action wvun’t dbife as Greene returned the kick to their own 34 and aft&- a. running play tailed, a defected pass was grabbed by a Greene bby and run to the 45 for an 11 yard gain and a first down. On the next play a pass put a receiver in the clear but Bob Lute overtook him on the nine, Greene’s ball fir-t and goal from the nine. After two passes were incomplete. Tillman intercepted a pass and Walkerton took over, but didn't move the ball as the quarter ended, giving the Indians their first action of the 1964 season. The Indians showed need, of work, but the two quarters action was good for the boys who look to have a very interesting season ahead of them this fall. Football Boosters Plan For Homecoming The North Liberty Football Boosters held their meeting August 17th at 8:00 p.m. at the school. Plans for the homecoming are progressing. Father’s Day will be held October 21th instead of on Homecoming Day. A special meeting will be held September 17th at 8:00 at the school. Community Club Changes Place For Picnic The Walkerton Women's Community Club will have their picnic and meeting Friday. Sept. 4, at Sheneman’s Grove on Road 4, east of North Liberty instead of with Mrs. Fd Brooker as first announced. The time is noon. NOTICK If you have any news or announcements to be put in the Independent-News, call Mrs. Bert Rudynski, phone 656-4710, North Liberty. NOTICE The office of Dr. B. L. Furst will be closd from September 5 to September 12 inclusive. . slO —— INSTANT MGNEY BACK - TO - SCHOOL WANS If you are being faced with back-iotschool expenses this fall, don’t worry about it. Simply get some INSTANT M ONE Y at Central Civdif Corporation. We have loads of it on hand and you’re welcome to any amount up to SIOOO. Pholie^us or stop in soon. CENTRAL CREDIT CORP. 618 Roosevelt Road Phone 586-3129 Open Monday & Friday Evenings Until 7:00 pm Closed Saturday

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