The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 September 1965 — Page 2

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Triton's Trojans Outplay Indians In 21-0 Contest Walkerton's Indians traveled to T'iton Saturday afternoon to

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play the Trojans who they had defeated in each of the last two seasons. However. Saturdays game found the Indians looking very had in their line play and instead of gaining then first win the season, they lost their third consecutive game, again without registering a score.

Statistic's Walkerton Triton 8 First clowns 13 121 Rushing 210 23 Passing 6 7 Passes attempted 3 1 Passes completed 1 0 Intercepted by 2 4 Punts 4 26.5 Avg yards 28 I Fumbles lost 2 55 Penalties 15 The Indians line, although Weighing well over 200 pounds pci man in the interior line, were completely outplayed again in this game as they simply didn't block and tackle bumping against the much smaller Triton front lin •. Team speed has been a drawback this season, but Triton didn't use the wide plays and fancy stuff designed for a slow opponent, but simply outplayed Walkerton right in their should-be power, the line. Thii was more than obvious by the many more plays Triton was able to run in the game, due to ball control on their rushing into the line. Other than the defensive play of Rick Trost, and a coup’e others behind the line, the score would have been much worse as Trost was in on half the WalkerV n defensive plays in this game. The Indians received the kick and after losing ten yards on the first three plays, once on an offside penalty of five yards, attempted to punt with the ball on their own 30. However, the hike from center was bad and the punt by Doug Lute hit Wally Johnson in the back and the ball was given t Triton on the Walkerton 30 yard line. Six running plays included two first downs and a touchdown as Tom Wasthaver carried the final yard for the first score of the game and the quarter wasn't half over The kick for the extra point was good and Triton led 7-0. fit The Indians received again and after am thcr 5 yard offside penalty. pu hed the ball back to the 25. Trost gained 11 in two carries but I-arry Schmeltz was held to one yard on a third and 4th play. Lute again went into punt formation but again a low shift from center forced Lute to run the hall and he missed the find down by ( ne yard and Triton took over This time it took seven plays were picked up on the ground to go or the score as the 39 yards with Wastliaver again crossing the goal line, this time from four cards out. Again Wa'thaver kicked the point and it was 14-0 with Trit’ n completely dominating the game The Indians did little in the third period and after gaining one first down the first time they received after a Triton punt. Lute had to punt again. Triton moved fnnn their own 36 to the WaikerUhn 22 toefcre a fumble was covered by tin* Indians as the third period ended. The Indians then put together their longest sustained drive of the'day. V mere seven plays that was aided by a 15 yard pass interference penalty. After two Ist downs, one on the penalty, the Indians had fourth and 16 on their own 42 and Doug Lute had to punt twice, once because another line penalty The second kick was returned tn the 50 and this time it took seven plays again to cover the 50 yards with WaMhaver once again going in. this time from tiir three His kick was good and it was 21-0, which It ended. Not only did Trost stand but on defense, but he gained well over half of Walkerton's yardage on the ground as his running up the middle was the only tune the ET7STW Friday & Saturday September 21 A -o John Goldfarb Please Come Home Colni By DeLuxe Shirley Mad ane Peter I’Mtinov Kuhard Crenna

line even made a pretense of blocking. The Scoring: Tilton: WaMhaver, runs of 2, 4 and 3 yards; Waathaver 3. kicks. Walkerton 0 0 0 0 0 Triton 77 0 7 21 Homecoming Set For October 1 In Walkenon Tnc Walkerton Future l ariiieis of America again arc pom* n ng the ir n «aom:ng activities foi 're Walkerton High School with the affair ’ entering around the tootball game Friday, October Ist. against I^aVille The Homecoming activities for the Walkerton High School will officially begin on Thursday. September 29, with a parade that will again be open for anyone outside of the school to also enter units in parade if so desired. On Friday, the game will be the highlight with a big Homecoming dance after the game at the Elementary School gym. Candidates for the Homecoming Queen contest will be entered by all the claries and organizations and a .•ote will thin the list to five from which the toothall team will

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’ select the queen from the finalists. Anyone interested in entering a unit should contact Ron Bellinger nt the school in order to line the parade in advance of Thursday evening. Following the parade, a pep rally and bonfire will bo held in the park. again open to the public, as are all the Homecoming Activities. North Liberty Runners Win sth Meet The North Liberty Cross Country team won Its fifth consecutive victory Monday night by handily beating two opponents. They won over Penn 17 to 38 and New’ Cari lisle 20 to 37 in a double dual meet. Doug Rice finished first in the race in a fine time of 10:05 for the two miles. Other high tvushers for the Shamrocks were Neil Baughman, third; Hal Ort. fourth; Larry Monroe, seventh; and Phil Lappin. eighth in the field of 30 nmers. Without a lot of pepper a man Is never worth his salt Attend Church Sunday