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By WOODY WILSONDaily Herald Sport* EditorLINEBACKER JEFF CordovaJennings and speedy BruceBlack at tailback gives the recovered his third fumble of thethat. We’ve made changes and right on the option and pitched toopponents much to worry about, season. Wayne Ashabraner The Statisticswill make more. JENNINGS’ TALLYTucker. The 5-9,158 pound seniorLauer with a perfect pass and Lauer was thrown to the seven.10 of 18 this year). We’ve got tomake some changescameWilliamsSIDNEY — Fairborn Baker Jennings looked good, stated pounced on a miscue and blot *edafter he lost one yard theremained undefeated on the grid- Winkhouse. When Black gets a pass while Jim Kuna got theB SIron Friday night, notching a 14-7 more confidence, he’U really bedecision over Sidney. The fourth tough. He’s never played thatvictory ruined Parents night for position before. And, JenningsFlyers off the hook on Sidney’s final drive, recovering at the FB 28.First downs137Yards rushingprevious play (game’s first from scrimmage). The TD dash camehalfback ripped through a small Two plays later,followed Bartley and Kuna into the end zone. Hendrickson’sopening and sped into paydirt at 8:45. Manchester’s kick on theconversion was good.198 67 on the opposite side, power left The Flyers had the better of theextra point kick finished scoring. Before Kuna thwarted Sidney’sYards passingthe Yellowjackets at Julia Lamb started playing quarterback lastPasses attempted39 86 Blocks by Whitt, Bruce HemphillJen-second period, but couldn’t cross last noise at Baker's 28, (Jen7field.j , . . , Bryan Douple forced a fumble Parses comoletedMonday, too. He has the knack of . ./V . ,, . ‘ assts compieiea3Senior De Jennings, a 5-9, 161- finding daylight.”while recording four tackles andpounder, was one of many stars for George Wlnkhouse’s Flyers,the Miami Centralhalvingconference lead with Northmontat 3-0.THIS WAS probably Black’s finest game ever. He not only rushed for 35 yards in six carries, but led the rugged Flyer defense in tackles with seven. He aided onfour assists. Williams came up with three and four and Dan Mar-Intercepted byFumbles07 and Mecklenburg sprang nings. He received a couple nice downfield blocks. Only 56 secondsthe double strip. A fumble deep in5Sidney territory kept the Flyersnings then directed the winners to the home team’s five as theBak«r■ tjiagiteBaker — jannins*, (Handricluon kick).Sidney — Tuckar,(Wanchaitar kick)Baker — William*, (Hendrickson kick).77710 7 0-U 0 0 0-7 yard rvn10 yard rytiIarc run1from at least a field goal late.16lettwas each.credited with three ofFumbles lost13had elapsed as Jeff Hendrick son's foot made it 7-0.game ended), a maneuver by assistant coach Hon Painter wasFRANKSAFTER FORCING Sidney toPuntingPenalized5-36 5-38 The Flyers, still not over the3-25 3-25 touchdown, nearly got burned onpunt. Baker started at its own 47 and reached the end zone for thecalled the key by Winkhouse. He moved Williams to theRADIATOR SERVKItwo stops.„ , , .. , ... , the ensuing kickoff. Niles nailedOne can t overlook Mark Niles _ , 'B cn . . u . .•■•■.•.V.V.V.V. vv•. .•........v.-.v. .v.v.v.v. T^ker after 80 yards to Baker swinning six-pointer in the thirdtackle on Alvie Tucker, saving astan za.JENNINGS, IMRPOVING Senior tight end Budge Lauer’s touchdown. The blocking of Manchester and Tucker 27.Jennings, leading the attack,each outing, rambled for a seasonhigh 136 yards In 21 carries fromtailback and quarterback. He gotperformance ranks in the samecategory. The 6-1, 181-pounder hauled in three crucial passesstandout tackle Bill Bartley andsidekick Jerry Whitt were t rispare the best two backs we’ve faced so far.the Bakermen off and running on (all Baker completed in seven bur^along with renter Kirk Mpcklen-Tucker gained five yards m twotries before quarterback Bill Osborne made two to the 20 Ondarted for 20 yards and Blackadded 11 to Sidney’s 22. The nexttwo plays netted only two. Onoutside and Ken Conley to tight monster. Williams made a couple key stops. The switch shut off Sidney's outside game.That does it for us in the league,” said Yellowjackets' first“YouBATTERIES3-Y«or uorontM $24 955-Y*ar Guaranty* $39 95$«m« lUbulbt $12 95806 S Central AveFairbornthe game’s second play from attempts). He snagged a Collinsscirmmage by streaking 71 yards to touchdown land.toss to keep the winning TD drive We’re tickled to death togoing in the third quarter.The big move, however, wasJennings to signal-caller HeAfter the Flyers halted a Sid-win,defenseWinkhouse said Thewasn’t as bad as itreplaced junior Bob Collins,making his initial varsity startnev threat seven minutes to go.Lauer was on the receiving end of two Jennings strikes as thelooked. Sidney has a better team than its record indicates 1-3 InI HE REAL SOUR point wasFlyers’ speciality teams, who’ll get a lot of attention this week in preparation for Friday’s MCC home battle against Trot-wood-Madison.fourth and three, Osborne rolled third and eight Collins peggedyear mentor Dave Gates, know what did it - fumbles dost878 360 iThe speciality team really!N 000° STERF0all games and 1-2 m the MCC) hurt us. That first kickoff set upfor the injured Cary Stanley, visitors marched and ran out the “! bought they played good• *Collins didn’t do that badly, but clock.football,” continued Wink Thattheir score and gave them life.he remarked. We’ve worked onSPEAKER SET%inWE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY40 NORTH BROAD STREET FAIRBORN OHIOOPEN 9 7 DAILY 9 6 SATURDAY • CLOSED SUNDAYINSTANT CREDITrjIftliftMltliCAftS|SK 610/Two 5*4 round speakers. Black paddedjSwi f ftf I ; vU**’patipie with all 3 to i ohm tape players andradios.NULLIFIED ThisJennings rushed for 136 yards, including the Flyers first touchdownunbeaten, 14-7, Friday night at Sidney, Phil Walton of Baker is at the . nt chase are Jim Edge .85). Jeff Manchester 44 and Rock Raderma- Da(treenail J\•S are 4-0 on the campaign They are 3-0 in the Miami Central conference, shanm :hlt; Northmont. (Photo by Bob Semler).Suffers 3rdMINRADIOMINIRE0URBAN A -Greenon’s reserveVTfootball team suffered a 35-14RADIO
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Mon, Sep 29, 1975
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