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Arw« 4•*Wm%-ylt;9 *WKMinors on lopLinton's Matt Rice (33) was all over Sullivan's Blaine Bolyard (47) during the first quarter of action in the Football Jamboree on Saturday night in Linton. Tim Stockrahm (40) and David Stockrahm (20) look onas the play ends. \ lt;•***W *Union tram larkllt;Dan Eccles (31) has his arms around the Sullivan ball carrier, Todd McCammon, and his hand on the ball as Dan Stockrahm (10) assists Eccles with the tackle. Sullivan's Tom Ridge (83) made an attempt to help McCammon but was too late with his block.Sullivan is winner of JamboreeBY STEVE MUDS CitizenSports EditorThe Sullivan Golden Arrows scored 15 points in two quarters to win the Football Jamboree at Linton Sullivan defeated Linton 7 0 in the first quarter while North Knox beat North( entral 7*0 in the second period In the third quarter Linton and North Knox battled to a 0-0 tie and in the last period Sullivan beat North Central 8-0.Sullivan defeated Linton with a 27 yard pass play with 5:01 left in the quarter from ToddMcCammon to Blaine Bolyard Sullivan had first poscssion in the period but ran only two plays before fumbling the ball on the Sullivan 27 yard line Linton ran off three plays netting three yards before punting the ball away Vullivan did no better on its next posession as the Miner defense gave up only six yards, forcing Sullivan to punt Linton punted the ball away to Sullivan again after three plays and was called for a 15 yard infraction Linton punted from it’s own 21 yard line andSullivan took posession on it’s own 49 yard line It took the Arrows only two plays to score from the 49 and it was also the first pass play used against the Miner defense. The Arrows made the FAT good and led 7 0.Linton put together its only good drive of the quarter imediately after the touchdown, Matt Rice carried the ball for a five yard gain and quarterback Dan Stockrahm kept the ball for an eight yard pick up end the Miners’ first first down of the season Dan Eccles picked upTough 1 vurds, ' * ■ wSullivan's Jim Nickell (40) found the going rough through the middle of the North Central line in the fourth and final quarter of the Jamboree Saturday nicjht. This play went for a four yard pick up for Sull ivan.Brady, Cantrell win ton liat titleJack Cantrell, Linton, and Terry Brady. Jasonville. teamed up Saturday to win the Greene County Tennis ClubClosed top hat doubles tennis tournament men’s doubles classat Humphrey Park.Cantrell and Brady beat Ray Graham, Linton and Don Hampton. Bloomfield, 8-1 and 6-l in the Championship match of the tournament Only twoentries were received in the women’s and mixed doubles classes as Gene Martin, Linton, and Luanne Bucci, Bloomington, defeated Hose Hampton, Bloomfield and Pat l^uiggle, Linton 7-6 and 6-4, for the mixed doubles title. Kathy Ferree, Linton and Luanne Bucci teamed together to win the women’s doubles over Hose Hampton and Karen Hageman In earlier matches in theTennis Club, said that when the tournament was planned a larger number was expectedthree yards on the next carry and Matt Mice two more making it third down and five to go Sullivan then stopped Linton on the mult down, forcing the Miners to punt the hall away Sullivan started another drivehut an interception by Dan Stockrahm on a Todd McCammon pass stopped anv otherSullivan threat Linton did capitalize on a Sullivan penalty for 15 yards and marched to the Sullivan 32 yard line before time expired In the second quarter, itlooked like the contest would end in a scoreless tie, But in the closing minute and a half the Warriors started a 10 play touchdown drive, marchingdown field from the North Central 38 yard line.During the drive the Warriors mixed the passing game in with the running for the first first down David Vaughn followed with a 15 yard jaunt upfield for another first down, then Mike White carried the hall for three yards A pass attempt by Warrior quarterback Gary Stephens was incomplete but with third down and seven yard$ to go. John Kixmillerbroke loose for a 14 yard gain Stephens tried passing again and missed the attempt before hitting Brain Meek for a six yard pick up on the next play North Central set the Warriors back on the next play as Joe W right broke through the North Knox line to sack the Warrior quarterback with a 10 yard loss Stephens w as not * to he stopped from moving the Warriors across the goal line as he went to Brian Meek again, this time for a 30 yard touch-down pass. Kurtis Potts made good the extra point and the Warriors led 7-0 which held upfor the final score Linton and North Knox neither one generated a serious scoring threat in the quarter The Miners never crossed the 50 yard line and North Knox could not get the hall by the Linton defense above the Linton 30 yard lineBARNEYS fISH SPECIALTUESDAY ONLY ■ AIL YOU CAN EATLinton Loach Dan Galbraith had a good look at all of his players in the* third quarter, substituting freely and looking for the proper combination.Sullivan scored early in the last quarter and ran the ball into the* endzone for an extra two points, heating NorthCentral 8-0.Sullivan picked up four yards on its first two plays and 40 more on the* third play, a pass from Todd McCammontoBlaine Bolyard Two plays and a IS yard penalty on Sullivan later, McCammon passed to Jeff Let finger for a 20 yard pickup wl h mo i the* hall to the North North Central five yard line McCammon carried the hall three yards to the two yard line and scored on the next play on a two yard run. Sullivan made good the point afterfollowing a five yard penalty on an eight yard pass play from Bolyard to McCammon North Central moved the ball for a first down during its first posession of the ball but puntedthe ball away North Central intercepted a pass fromBolvard and the Thunderbirdswtook over the ball on the Sullivan 45.The Thunderbirds moved the ball to the Sullivan 11 yard line when the clock ran out Linton. North Central and Sullivan will open their seasons on Friday night Linton will trave* up to North Vermillion,North ( entral will host NorthDaviess and Sullivan will travelto West VigoFALL BOWLINGMEETING DATES TIMEAUG25th26thWed. Ladies 7:00 p.m.27thIhurs. Morn. Ladies 9.00 a.m.Ihurs. Men7:00p.m. t. .Fri. Men 7:00 p.m.29th ;Sundav Mix chi p.m.30th1.99FISH FILLETS, FKENC1I FRIES. COLESLAW. Ill Sll HIPPIES31stMon. Elks 7:00 p.m.l ues. Morn. Ladies 9;00a.m.Tues. Mix
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Linton Daily Citizen
Linton, Indiana, US
Mon, Aug 23, 1976
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