Tigers Fall In 18-0 Battle At Greenfield
Greenfield dominates defensively and capitalizes on turnovers to beat Guthrie Center 18 to 0. Tom Queck connects twice with Rich Berge for a pivotal 80 yard scoring strike and a second short TD, while Tiger offense struggles to advance. Dennis Fogling leads a stubborn defense as injuries hinder Guthrie Center.
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Rosenbeck Leads Hustle in Greenfield Clash
Top photo shows Gary Rosenbeck attempting to block a pass while Greenfield’s Don Stewart carries for short yardage. The Tigers swarm the play as other defenders close in. Rosenbeck then tackles Don Schulz after a brief gain with Dennis Hall and Steve Smith converging to aid.
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Tigers fall short as Greenfield leads late comeback
In a Friday night game the Tigers nearly closed the gap as Greenfield finished with 54 season tallies while Guthreet added 36. Lane struggled with errors as Love struggled to connect on a final pass, costing a potential touchdown and a chance at victory.
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Stuart Menlo Rally Secures Narrow Victory
Stuart Menlo trailed 14 8 at halftime as Dexfield threatened an upset. Wallace scored three touchdowns and the Blue Devils surged in the final period, breaking a late 16 14 lead to seal a comeback win.
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Cyclones notch 7 1 record after tough conference season
In a rough roundup the Cyclones finished the season with a 7 1 record. They only lost to the conference champion Anita, leaving Collch Seen Riceoner as the standout team in a tumultuous period.
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Oakland Tops Bombers 9-0 on strong defense and late TD
Oakland defeated the Adair Casey Bombers 9-0 Friday night after a 41 yard field goal in the third quarter and a late blocked punt recovered in the end zone for six. The Bombers fumbled twice inside Oakland territory and could not score, while Oakland racked up 172 yards and closed out the season with nine seniors playing their final game.
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Raiders fall to YJB in season finale 28 14
Penora Linden ends football season with a 28 14 loss to county rival YJB, dropping to 2 7. Doug Meinecke opens scoring for YJB with a one yard plunge, Tom Meinecke adds a six point run after a Raiders blocked kick recovery. The Hawks struggle offensively as the game unfolds with turnovers and slow yardage.
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Mike Turner seals late TD in high scoring Raiders game
Mike Turner rushed 79 yards to score and Kan Reynobis added the extra point as the Raiders led 28 after a long scoring drive. Mar complet ed on a one yard TD run late to cap scoring. Linden drew a fourth down play setting, a mask penalty extended drive. Wirt Currs and Davis praised for Hawks defense.
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Casey Area News visitor notes and family visits
Mrs ita Sweet of Sioux Falls visiting Mars Ada Kuster Ellsworth Ludwig Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wal ter McFhee and fanuasy visited in Des Moines. C C ftleckman returned to Cottage Grove Oregon after visiting Ada Kuster. Friday callers extended birthday wishes to Rose Joint from Anna Laniz Mary Heser Thefonle Mees Opal Eicher Carolyn Vernon Joint Ralph Speed and Gary Speedling hosted Teresa’s second birthday in Earlham.
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