Dawson Arrives As Grid Cards' Top Draft Pick
Cardinals rookie Mike Dawson shined in a 21 17 win over the Cowboys at Busch Stadium. The three year Arizona lineman posted seven tackles, a sack and a forced fumble while handling Staubach and Young. Dawson credited teammates and a knee he’s coming off surgery for his strong debut.
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Sedalia tops Mexico 27 0 as Bulldogs fumble away chance
Sedalia capitalized on three Mexico fumbles and a rough road night to win 27 0. Bob Pasley and Randy Young led Mexico rushing while Sedalia’s Kitchen and Poindexter added late scores. Mexico coach Valentik lamented ball handling as key to the loss.
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Van-Far storms back to topple Fulton MSD in football clash
Van-Far rallied from behind to defeat Fulton MSD 22-15, with key line play and a 90 yard TD run by halfback Terry Hopkins. Quarterback William Overton connected on a 50 yard scoring pass to Hopkins, plus a one yard plunge to seal the lead as Van-Far improved to 8-5 and eyes a 9th win next week against Troy.
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Tough League Foe Defeats Centralia Panthers in CCC Clash
Louisiana defeated Centralia 20-4 in a Clarence Cannon Conference game. The win improved the Louisiana squad to 6-2 overall and 4-2 in CCC play, signaling a strong performance despite their title bid remaining uncertain.
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Sturgeon Girls Open Season With Victory At Cairo Tourney
Sturgeon Bulldog girls edged Cairo 49 42 to start the season as Melissa Harvey and Julie Spene fueled the rally with clutch free throws. Spene led with 17 points while Vicki Smith added eight and Dara Sandker six as Sturgeon prepares for a title game with Harrisburg after a strong fourth quarter surge.
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Often Injuried Wildcats Lock Up Purple Heart
Montgomery Co R-2 Wildcats lose key players to injuries as Bowling Green overcomes an early 8-7 lead, winning 45-14 after a long power outage. Wildcats face final game at Warrenton. injuries to Tom O'Keefe and Roger Haas cited as morale setbacks.
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Paris Makes History Keeps Share Of Lead
Paris Coyotes beat Slater 28-12 to remain the Lewis & Clark Conference co leader and improve to 6-1 overall and 5-0 in league play. Mitch Williams rushed 161 yards and scored twice while Lee Bergthold added 48 yards. Slater, led by Keith Broyles and Ernie Falls, scored in periods two and three before Paris pulled away late.
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Marceline Dominates NorCal 35 12 in Lewis and Clark Clash
Marceline TDs and strong rushing pace push past North Callaway 35 12. Greg Rich returned a punt for six, Tim Nolan and Eric Downing spark the attack as the Tigers improve to 6 2 overall and 5 0 in league play. NorCal drops to 5 3 and 3 3.
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Mark Twain Falls In Homecoming Loss To Macon 41-16
Mark Twain Tigers, 0-8 in CCC play, fumbled seven times and lost five as Macon built a 14-0 lead and never relinquished, despite late fourth quarter TDs by Mark Twain. Coach Paul Blackard said the team outplayed rivals at times but lacked finishing drives and disciplined execution. Macon QB Bill Burnett threw two TD passes and RB Robert Morton scored twice, with Macon extending their lead before halftime and sealing the game in the fourth quarter via a Powell-to-pass score.
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