The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 September 1965 — Page 16

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — SEPT. 30. 1965

Indians Fall On Safety 8-6 To SB LaSalle Walkerton traveled to ('Say 1- ।eld F riday night to tangle with I iSaID one of tlw new South lend High S.hoo'.s Although LaSdle has no seniors their si hooi d aws fion the t iincr Central aid Washington dutruts and f.. b’e I then firs’, team with boys Vho have oua. through then f rd-d sy.-ter The lesult wa^ I easing to the Walkertoi fans f though a vii tory wasn't achievC I on the '< r< h nd I aSalle won I' gar e x-6 with a safetv late i the on-1 quart, r that turned i io th. u.lining margin. V.alkertm Stair-tie* Ij»Sallr 13 First d< wn s 11 IIS Hushing 185 67 Passing 26 11 Passes attempted 3 7 Passes completed 1 0 Intercepted by 0 4 Punts 3 4S Average yards 23 1 Fumbles lost 3 61 Penalties 50 L«Sa"e started lik > they might t. rn the game intel a rout even I’ mgh it was a hard sustained d ive that led to the first score. After returning the kickoff to t’ eii own 41 van! line, they nWe i 59 yards in 17 plays. 16 on the ground with an incomplete pass, t > fina’lv push over from the cio so. i l>”o on a fourth down S ’nation Tim Mechen carriel the ft d d d i”. * foi the 6-0 s. or. as t! . kirk f i the point was wide U the left The s. re was made V, ’h 111 to play in the first X arter. |r> team men rotam exchang- • g the h-dl with neither team .An s’v *'u ■ ateni-m alth ugh the did push down to the LaSaUe P vard lire on one drive in the first quarter before a I” v ird h<>’'m" nen dtv s» t them hmV Thn hre .V; in the ha'd f .tight acti m came alx>t ha’fv iv threorh the second Quarter j.-hen a 30 yard punt by LaSalle 1 ti-hed aeainst a Walketon i o<T it 8 freq bill and the alert Lions recovered. Tis coo them a fir t and 10 on t- e Walkerton 26 However, the

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defense stiffened and Uig Indians took over oh their own 27 as they forced LaSalle backwards on th< next four pttys A big ios| un at) attempted pass, h small loss on a running play and a 15 yard holding penalty set the Indian* tan k to a thud and 32 from their own five yard line A punt was called back because of a LaSalle offsides and d wn from the ten, Doug Lute of punt formation on the third threw a pass to an open man moving down field who just mis - <.i a’ hing the ball for ling yardag. Th. next play the snap from • enter was low. and Doug Lute wa tackled trying to run It out o! the end zon> tnus making the score 8-0 with 3 11 to play in the half A couple of drives were stop, ped for both teams before they could get too d.-ep in cnemv territory until the Indians took the ball on their own 36 in the fourth quarter and started a drive down field. The running of Rick Trost and Mike Pearish nice’y mixed with the passing of John Stasko to Tim Gardner. Mike Westhues and Trost, sustained a drive that ended with Stasko heaving a TP pa«s of 15 yards to end Larry Groves Tn this drive, Ganhier made two outstanding catches of passes, each time gaining vital first downs Ron Schroeder’s attempt for the conversion was wide and LaSalle held the lead 8-6. LuSa'le moved the ball pretty deep apain in Wilkcrton territory How. ver. .a LaSalle fumble wa-- ’er. vo’-ed iM the Indians put on thor next drive with time running out. Evon though thev were gaining cn’wi-tenllv in the march, time ran out and th game remained R-6 The h ird fought contest had a lot of good football played bv both teams and war a far erv from the Tn»hnns’ previous perfnrmanoo amiinst Triton This game showed considerable imnrrvement and gave the fa^s nlentv to be proud of before thejr first home game next Friday against LaSalle The Scoring Walkerton 0 0 0 6-8 LaSalle 6 2 0 O 8 LaSalle: Tim Meehen. one yard

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plunge; kick failed LuSahe: Safety, Doug Lute tackh d in end zone Walkerton: Larry Groves, 15 yard pass from John Staaku; kick failed VVaiKerton OES The Walkerton Rainbow for Girls Assembly were guests of the Eastern Star Chapter, Tuesday evening, Sept. 21. Mrs. Robert Lidy. Mother Advisor, and Miss Lorraine Mullet. Worthy Advisor, wen seated in the east and fourteen girls Were seated on the sideline. Worthy Matron, Mrs. John McCombs. prennted Mrs. Lidy, who is also a grand organizer of Rainbow, and Miss Mullet who is ako a grand ambassador of Goodwill o! Rainbow for Guis in Indiana. with verses of praise for the ( tder which is sponsored by OES. Mrs, Alfred Drews, grand chairman. Mr Dn ws. grand lecturer. and RoJiert Lidy, Rainbow "Pop’ and grand ogamzer. were introduced. Mrs. Lidy gave a resume of aecomlishment.s completed in the Assembly during the past year. Under the direction of Miss Mullet, Miss Laura Jo Thornburg read scripture and girls representing the seven color stations presented a program of verse, in appreciation and explanation of Rainbow teachings. Miss Mullett presented the chapter with a gift from the as cmbly. The girls closed their program with the Rainbow Prayer song During the opening of chapter the Worthy Matron greeted all and introdued two guests. Mrs. Burd Smith of Homewood, Ala . chapter and Ann Kenh of the N< ith Liberty chapter. The chapter will serve the dinner fur the St. Jieeph Scottish Rite Ladies Night, to be hold at Walkerton fid 22 The next meeting. Oct 5. 25year membe rs will lx- honored. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs D Giftakis The meeting was closed with a poem “The Inner Man" read by Mrs McCombs. Protems serving for the opening and closing were Mrs Drew* Mrs Mary Bauer. Mrs Edward Petersen and Mrs. Newton Williams. During the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Melvin Alwinc Mrs Bauer. Mrs. Millie Duuher. Mrs. Walter Pickavet and Mrs Glen Stahly. I'MTFD (OMMI NION SERVKTI SUNDAY Observance of World' Wide Communion will be he’d Sundav, Ootber 3. A short worship muwicr will be held at the respective churches At noon the congregations of the Methodist and FIT? chur- hos will share a pot luck ’nn'h at Stuntz Forest. Each familv is to bring covered dish and table sendee At the conclusion of the meal, the Sacrament of Communion will be shared. All members and friends of the churches are welcome.

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