The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1964 — Page 14

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Sept. 24. 1961

is Indians Gain First Win Os Season n With 26-6 Victory Over Triton

Walkerton * Indian- broke into the win column Friday night as they topped Triton 26-6 in their thin! game m the season Tommy Klinedinst s< ored two tou< hdowi;* Ol and two extra point* in addition atto gaining I ’S yards in eight < aiv pities for a very fine 13 1 average DThe Indian* took a strong 20-o lead in th* first half and the second half s- ttled down to more 2of a defensive game as coach jr.lohn Bingaman used his entire «squad in this game. r Walkerton MtatlMh * Triton ' 10 First downs 7 H 65 Rushing 36 J 6 Passing 67 6 Passes attempted 11 i 1 Completed 4 1 Intercepted 1 0 Punts 5 0 Avg. yards 23 I Fumbles lost 2 ' 20 Penalties 95 The Indians received the kick and n >ved for a few plays before a sum >le gave the ball to Triton on th« Walkerton 46 They moved to th« 22 on four running plays but ifter losing several yards, main v due to privities, a fourth dowr Triton punt was blocked by Rick Ruby, giving Walkerton possession on the Tuton 39. Aftei Riel Trost and Gary Clark each carried for eight yards, Klinedmrt circled end for the final 23 .V n is. The extra point was good as Perry Lute passed to Khnedir st for the seventh point JI wasn't long after this score in til the Indians had the ball again as Clark covered a fumble to the second play after the kick Tnree plays and a five yard peiv a ty later. Trost banged in from tte one yard line Lute again i ..ssed to Klinedinst for the extia

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point. The Indians scored in the second quarter as they received the ball after a short punt to the Trifon 16. The drive was climaxed quickiy as Klinedinst went 4 I yards on the second play, making it 20-0 as a pass for the extra jmint failed. This concluded the scoring until Clark intercepted a Triton pass late in the third period and raced 11 yards untou hed for the score. Triton then scored their first points of the year late in the last period as a drive featured two complete passes, finally getting a fust down on the five from where the quaiteiback Lynn Haynes went straight ahead for the TD. Their try for point was no good and the game ended 26-6. Ron Williams again was the leading tackler for Walked in as he has adopted to the line-hack-ing job very well. The Scoring Walkerton Klinedinst 23 yard run; PAT, Klinedinst. pass from T Lute Walker! m: Trost. 1 yd. plunge: PAT Klinedinst. pass from T Lute Walkerton: Klinedinst, II yard run; PAT, pass failed Walkerton: Clark 4 1 yds. with intercepted pass: PAT. kick blocked Triton: Haynes 5 yard run; PAT failed □——— — — □ THANKS Wards are inadequate to express our sincere thanks and grateful appreciation for all the many wonderful acts of kindness assistance and svmpathy that were bestowed during the illness ( I

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tember 18 in St. Joseph hospital, Mr. and Mr* Richard TuttJt are the parents of a daughter born- September 16 in Parkview hospital. Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Duckett are the parents of a son born September 21 in Holy Family hospital, LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMahoa of Hammond are the parents of a son born Sept. 13. The Paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mis. Francis McMahon.