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’ THE 1369 COLLEGE Ft X >T--1; ALtl season i.- undnwiy but | v heavy in linnet* <>f pixy will it aV Whs Saturday. The mid«a d. in fact In liana, is bleisd *u<in this year with some t p f »ntendinu team" Notre Danie »! I open at home against th IVildcaL of Northwestern Pur#'i-‘ will pity the Texas Christian 31 and Indiana will battl® JG ntucky. These lad two teams f" both on tlie road for the Inti' <na teams j NOTRE DAME PROMISES *o have another strong team this yeai. a little di ferent than th -se of the past few wars a> th v will not be as explosiv . H -wewi, their size and power Io >l<s to make th m a “grind it C»u‘" type of team with a very str mg and big d“'ensiw line gomu for them on defense. Their s< h *dule i- certainly not one of the strongest, but these things h ippen when games an booked eiu it and 10 year in advance. In tact, only Purdue. Michigan St ‘e and Southern California aie top ranked t ams. The balam ® of Northwestern. Armv. Tul me. Navy, Ihttsburgh, Georgia Tech and Air Force hav® h si called by some national p >1 stars as laughers. PURDUE AND INDIANA hav* (trie thing in common, both being m the Big T en. It isn't too easy to get off with an easv schedule in this cons rence, but In i na doe- es< apt 1 the power of Ohi • State In fact their conf* rschedule of Minnesota, L >is. Wi-con-in. Michigan S' ‘e. lowa, Northw stein and Pn me let th ni als > miss Mich- ' a pretty p •vmful team. T i non < >nf kn o tames are v Kc-ntu ky. California an 1 U ’do at d ar n't .1 tap cahl »y any moans. ’RDUE HAS IT TOUGH- < i “th n>n ( n r - ;"nee gam s ; ist T(' ', N>t re 1 » inm ml •• >rd Stanford is picked by (- the t< am tb it will b in tht Rose Bwl from the Wet C> t For their s ven Big Ten op;, mmts. thei- 1: t misses only \\ - m^n anti Minnesota. INDIANA HAS BEEN GIVEN bi ' tost, the best chance to gain R • Bowl invitation due to th® ' • t 'hit Ohio St it • la not eligibl nd the Hoosiers do not play t • Buckeye- Ohio State is alm ev ryone's choice as national Hamp.onl and playing this t i can almost as.-ure any Big T ' t'am of a loss. Michigan S' t- has also be n mentioned as o p wrr in the conference, but tipi play all the powers in the cm ren«e. mis-ing only Wisc m i and Illinois. INDIANA HAS A LOT OF v■’ m- retu ring in ludinu out ' inLn? Ali-Am* ri< in CM’ lat s ns G ns., D.-nbirg : .'Ui i Butcher Their looses o' p< :- ml I <-t yt a ■ w< rn t t>o h< i • ani many of th starting Rialto Art Theatre Walkerton, In<L » Now Showing H Big JotiN Wayne in Hatari A Ko Elvin Presley In Paradise Hawaiian 2 (.real Hits I or t lie \\ hole i .1111 ils 1 Hours Long

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22 spots are returning players Purdue 1 M quite a few tyo but have a gO’d bunch burning. They still have , Phipps, a quarterback with a lot of potantial. Da t season they u* d th piss o'tcn in .some contests and almost forgot it in others. Phipps missed a coupD of games with injuries and they went elmost pxcludvely to the ground on tho.* occasions. INDIANA MIGHT DO ANYthing with a football Gonso has th reputatlcn o f being a gambler and his record bears it out. With such as he and Isenburger, a real triple threat, anything might happen on any play. Their ability to pull games out late in the contest th- past two years has made them as exciting a team as there is in coll- ge football. They again should be an interesting team. THE NATIONAL TELEvised games of the NCAA and ABC network, got underway Saturday night with a real whizz banger. The Air Force and Southern Methodist mad-up the cast and this was a very wide open game with a lot of thrills. The two halves w-'re as di ferent as night and day. but his game pointed out a lot to young h>otball players (and other ones alike) as th'-se two squads each had well conditioned and di ciplined teams. Their wide op*n attacks crowd'd as many plays into one game as you can se n in two contests of more conservative teams I* this type of competition continues, televisun football this year of ers a lot to the fan. North Judson Defeats Falcons (contimnd from page 1) man getting a 15 yard p na'tv for not having hi* m'>u!• p. ■ in Despit® a c mpleted pass f.r 13 yards on the n xf play, ll ? p.-n ilty c uk! nit be overc ? • this p lint A similar p- n Hiwas called late in th game fi t another unnecessary 15 yardagainst the Falcons. North Judson domintad th® first half statistics, but th* .second half was pretty even. ThFalcons line played much belt r in the final two quarters, pr ving that they cou'd contain the Blue Jays front row. The Scoring North Judson, Bill Davis, 2 yard run; PAT: run ‘ailed North Judson, Brian Wicker’. 21 yard pass from Jim Mark-: PAT: Brian Wickert pass from K-vin Brown. North Judson. Rich Christensen. 7 yard nm: PAT: kick blocked. Noith Judson Bill Davi-, 52 yard pass from Jim Marks; kick, wide. Score By (Quarters North Judson 620 0 0 26 John Glenn 0 0 U 0 U Use Our Cku-sr: icd Ads Eri , Sat. A Sun. Sept. 19, 20.21 Bonus Erl. A Sat Up Tight with Rnby Dec Raymond Mt. Jacques The Upper Hand with Maurice Jnrquiii Jean Galdn Villa Rides 5 id Bn uer IL bert MiU'tiuiii _____

Shamrocks Top Jimtown Saturday (c nt mm .1 • r in p ige 1 i rocks, trying a ihirt ki< k fount Ch uk's Gilbert ‘it Idin ’ th ki k on his wn 42, circling to his le t ani quickly getting past the wa.l of Shamrocks coming down field tor a clear shot to th» goel line ’Die try for the extra point from pl icenicnt was blocked and the sc >r wi - tied G 6 The tied aeem<-d to swing heavily to Jimtown at this point as the Jimmies cam light back L> gam in advantage. After receiving, the Shamrocks were unable to gain a ‘irst dawn and > n a fourth and 15 from the 15, a snap from center sailed ov r Devon Ross' head in punt formation He picked up the ball but was smear d by thr**e Jimtown tacklers tor a safety that made it 8-6. Th® JimmDs then moved for a coup'® o' first downs, seemingly control ing play, only t<> have two more pemlties hurt the dflve ani they wer puntin r to the Saamrocks wt ?n R is broke through the kick covering it on the Jimtown -10 yard line A noth r Jimtown p-r.alty kept th® Shamrock alive wh®n a fourth down play was short, but an offside gave them a ir.<t down On the next fourth down play. W -solek hit Snyder r or 18 as he was in the grasp of a Jlmtown tackler. This gave the North Liberty 11 a fir.it and goal from the nine. W *.solek was smeared on the first play and after Hostetler picked up three yards, Wesolek was tackl d for a five yard loss and a fourth down pass fell incomplete This ended any serious first half threats with the Jirt. mDs still in command 8-6 The Shamrocks took the second hal' kick and started to grind out yardage. 14 plays and two Jimtown offside calls moved th® ball from th ir own 15 to th® Jimtown 19. However, on ’irst and 10 after five first downs and ovr hal a quarter had passed. Mike \V s< Irk 'umb’ed the m’p from c< nter ani Decker recovered forth Jimmies n i th ■ driv® wws ended H”W-‘ver, th< Jimmi s couldn't m ve an I punted t > th<- Shamrocks an i t'* North Liberty team again st-nte) to move After an incompi t* pass, We-i lek hit Sny i m six an I tD n Smith to.’k off <.n a 42 yard scamper for a TD A ain a run bailed forth extra pan', but the Shamrocks were len-lin; 12-8. At this time, 2:44 remained in th • third period However, Jimtown came r ght back again and finally br<>k“ a very good Shamrock goal Im® stand to score Aft®r returning the kick to the 47, Rich Davihit Dooley with a 50 yard pa^ for a first and goal from th® three. From the thr®v, Jimtown tried two runs getting two yard on the first, but a third pHy with pass interfer nee gave them an automatic ‘irst down It tnnk three more downs before Beck r rammed over from inch s awny A good extra point ki< k wn nulified by a penalty on Jimtown and they then ‘a:Dd a run f. r tw<> point- This boost d U ® the Jimmies ahead 14-12. The score came on the last pl-ay of the third quart r. The Shamrocks defense th.n wa- outstaniing in the find period Th Jimmies intern pled a Wesolek pn-’s but again were stymied by the de r -- an I hid to turn th- bell over The Shamrocks moved well n^r.in f or a few minut ’s, but Incomplete pi-s gave Jimtown the ball setting up the 77 yard run by McCuiElv, and the late heroics of th® Shamrocks. The Scoring North Liberty: Dan SbPrly, 40 yard pass from Mike Wealolek; PAT: fail-d. Jimtown: Charles Gilbert 58 yard kickoff return; PAT: failed. Jimtown: safety • Lee WPlktms tackled Devon Ross in end zone N rth Liberty Gan Smith, 10 yard run; PAT fail <1 Jimtown: John Becker, 1 yard plunge; PAT failed Jimtown Tom McCudJy, 77 y u I i un. PAT i til. 1

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North Liberty: Shane Hostet--Ir, 50 yard pass from Mike Wesolek; PAT: failed. North Liberty: Je f Wesolek, 55 yard run with stolen ball: PAT: failed. Score By Quarters North Liberty- 0 6 612 24 Jimtown 0 8 6 6 20 Falcons Visit LaVille Friday The John Gl nn Falcons will play their irst Noithern State Cmfert nee game Friday night as they travel to LaVille for th® LaVille Homecoming The Liners have a lot of returning boys back, but are all ewn at this time with one win and one loss. Game time at the LaVille Held is 7:30 pm. Shamrocks Will Play At Triton North Liberty's Shamrock", after a hard game with Jimtown last Saturday night, will travel to Triton for a game this Friday. Th" game will begin nt 7:30 on the Triton field. The Shamrock^ are currently 2-0 this season. North Liberty Jr. High Team Loses To Bremen Alm Kaser rm the 'li t tou< htiown bv returning the kick-off. David Hurt ■ t a t uchdown < n a reverse.. Tae boys did an < u - ."tanding job ‘or their fir t gam ■ J ’ck Knepp tn 1 Eddie Aldrich were outstanding on both offen REGULAR SfEETI.NO NIGHTS Os The Orville Easterdav Legion Post 189 2nd and List Thursday of Each Month Auxiliary Unit 189 Ist ThmwdAy Os Each .Month

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