Monticello Panthers Rally to Upset Tipton 20 14 in Homecoming
Monticello Panthers came from behind to defeat Tipton Tigers 20 14 on Homecoming night. Specht led with 79 rushing yards and a game winning 42 yard interception return for a score in the third quarter.
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Panthers
Paul Specht
MHS
Panther
Tipton
Chuck Hubbard
Jim Fell
Hubbard
Ron Balsiger
Black Panthers
Monticello
Tigers
Independence
Chuck Jennings
Monti
Mark Mente
Dick Chambliss
George Stamos
Mente
Paydirt
Specht
Black Cats
Tiger
Dean Nelson
Nelson
Gary Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Jeff Hetzler
Krree
Bill Hall
Vinton
Marion
Three way split for pigskin prize in Monticello paper
In a tight Express pre dicting contest four entrants tied for 14 of 16 games. Jeff Podhaski Sam Rhatigan and C A Rhatigan each claimed legs for close Monticello Tipton scores and the three way split of a $10 prize. Dale Behrends finished out of the running.
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C. A. Rhatigan
Tipton
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Co. A. Rhatigan
Jeff Podhaski
Behrends
Chris Peck
Gordy Goettsch
Roger Hearn
Herb Barnts
Mildred Wright
Scotch Grove
Don Appleby
Roger Brighton
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Bill Wennekamp
Pat Richardson
Tom Brighton
Pauline Connelly
Blanche Landis
Tom Myers
Linda Brighton
Ralph Milder
Olin
Ron Wright
Tom Muller
Tobias Hanken
Robert Melchert
James J. Robinson
Velma Hollar
Kenneth Webber
Carole Podhaski
E. T. Landis
Northwestern Bell Long Distance Evening News Roundup
Local families share school activities with relatives via an affordable long distance call tonight. Northwestern Bell promotes easy updates for youngsters and their communities.
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Northwestern Bell
Unbeaten Fresh-Soph Rally in WaMac Victory Over Tipton
Dan Bauer ran for two touchdowns and Tom Rieken added an extra point as Monticello Fresh-Soph beat Tipton 13-6. Monticello remains undefeated in WaMac play with a 4-0 conference mark, per coach Earl McCaustland.
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Tom Rieken
Monticello
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Tipton
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Earl McCaustland
Midland Eagles dominate Coggon 39 to 0 in conference clash
Midland roared to a 39 0 victory at Coggon powering to second in the Pinicon standings. Steve Streets returned a kickoff 98 yards for a first quarter TD and Paul Null added multiple scores as Midland built a strong lead. Coach Bruce Wall praised blockers Huston Streeper and the line as Midland travels to Central City next with a 7 30 p m kickoff.
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Golden Eagles
Coggan
Golden Eagle
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Westphal
Paul Null
Brock Reade
Streets
Paul Hansen
Hansen
Gary Holst
Huston
Bruce Wall
Richard Huston
Jerry Streeper
Gene Aldrich
Wall
Central City
Amber Boy Scout Meeting and Amberett Club Reports
Amber troop No. 70 held an parents night at Amber school basement with 50 attendees. Steve Gray and Donald Siebles showed slides from Valley Forge while Everett Allamond spoke about Filmont New Mexico. Eugene Redmond home hosted Thursday calls by John Redmond and Mrs Anna Redmond. Amberett club met at Amber school with 15 members and elected officers: Hattie Jansen president Irene Dirks vice president Zita Harms secretary Emil Poppe treasurer.
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Donald Siebles
Valley Forge
Penn
Everett Allamond
Filmont
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Anna Redmond
Eugene Redmond
Bernard
Amberett Club
Hattie Jansen
Irene Dirks
Zita Harms
Emil Poppe
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