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n.MMcn oic i»win me icn; uenms wijour, Mian jeanes andMickey Lamphier. (Register Photo}.Max Huffman New Coach . . .Conference Champs13 Lettermenby Mike Mahoney Register Sports EditorMAYNARD. — There are three new coaches in the.Up-[ per Iowa Conference in 19621 — and one inherits a learn; with eight straight victories \(15 of the last 16) and two! consecutive loop champion-1 ships/He’s Max Huffman, head mentor at' West Central .of Maynard.The Blue Devils have been t the gladiators of the UIC for [ field the fastest, group of backs two seasons and already carry a j in the conference. Three of the ’lt;51 favorite's flag for the 1962 grid j backfield returns for another shot campaign, [ at football.TP P. , , { Lamphier, Jeanes and Wilbur areHuffman replaced Howard Ver-, back |0 carrv the pigskin, non who resigned to 1 ' .. * .y --«■/•V - .nMeyerBlockBunn■ in t• anti1 DonI pill itss k; ped Vv ban! will Pau hits finane g a; Withi i inlt; ( on! T i viet i run j Rui j andVTin: roa i heLtoprival Arlington Sept. 14 in a home jn { game. The Indians nearly upset the j.je Blue Devils in the.’61 opener.Schedule:Sept. 4—Arlington (here)East Waterloo football position.. aje Up 1216 yards rushing, a perThe new WC coach was a starathlete in football and track at ;State College of Iowa. He was assistant track coach at SGI 1961.Sept. 21—Fayette (here)accept the )n twoseasons. Lamphier has; Sept. 28—Postville (there)I I . ............ . I 5_E,ksder {there)Oct. 12—Waukon (here)Oct. 19—-Sumner /(there)OcL 26—Valley (three)Nov. 2~iNorht High (here)aninlt; Vj*S|as?* \ j m+v■ sErickson Arthur“I'm not familiar with thecarry average of 9.3 yards. He compiled 731 yards in 76 attempts last fall (9.6 average) to finish second in scoring in the conference with ! nine touchdowns and five i extra, points. !.••• Fullback Jeanes hart 401 yards' (8.7 average) .while Wilbur ran{ 37S (7.2 average). ‘ ' ;. Huffman and his assistants Carl;; Heller and Gene Kiinge wiH be out; to fill holes left by the graduation ; of si* starters.However the Blue Devils are farj from pessimistic. Huffman plans to', use the T-formalion with varia-' tions, running from a line.agaof1the:ton See Tot [We ' BalIFinals ToniteDENVER — Dycrsvillc meetsat 7:30ucI Jloitl ' a f I tin) haiicon-)Wcgoobalanced Allison tonight (Monday)■ p.m. in the-, finals of the Iowa! ^! Amateur Baseball state tounia-' Expected to bolster the squad are ; ment. lerenc.e enough lo make any prc- i such players as Meyer, 175 pounds Dycrsvillc reached the champion- j jee dictions on the outcome of the center. Brownell, i90 pound tackle: ship round Sunday night with a|J season,” says Huffman. “I won't j Lowell Fink, 190 pound tackle;: 1-0 victory over Independence. Art j i be able to pick a favorite.” i Mike McGill, 170 pound tackle;! Huinker fired four-hit baseball tojfrei West Central’s club has 13 j Larry Lundry, 200 pound tackle;; rccord the shutout. The defeat to lettermen reporting among 45 j Les Steen, 150 pound back (trans- eliminated Independence, candidates working irj. daily practice. Letterwinners last year and back .for this season's campaign are Mickey Lamphier (5-11,.180), Alan Jeanes (6-0, 180), Gary Brownell (6-1, 190}, Dennis Wilbur (6-0, ;160), Larry Block (5-6,150), Neal. Meyer (6-0,175), Gordon Boynton (5-5, 140), Roger Arthur (6-0,155), John Erickson,[5-9,170),,Jim Trotter, (5-9, 160),John Bunn (5-10, ISO), Lowell Fink (6*1, 1.90), and Johnnie Jip* son (5-8,! 160}.While Huffman lances at hisCoitiimt -ics.fer from Arlington); Jim Whit ford The Independence club record- on j (140 pound end, Janies Grimm (140, ed a 7-6 victory over Allison in the j chi I pound hack) and Robert Gee (ISO; Sunday afternoon game. The Indee ; pul ! pound tacklc'i. nine scored the clincher in the'o\.'c] Expected to hold down the quar-; top of-the ninth inning. NoI terhack position this fall will be; Sunday, night Huinker struck|TD i junior Larry Blocker, 5-6' 155! out 15 batters to lead his team to! Co! j pounds. He played second team Uhe victory. The winner of tonight's 5 loiartrrhack last year. ; game will advance to the Great!'Our main weakness, will be i Plains Regional al Milbank, South ; lack of depth/' states _ Huffman, j Dakota September 1-3. jOur backfield is experienced Saturday night Independence.; and we have some good pros- ! ousted New Hampton, 6-2 behind pects for position in the line. i the pitching of Jim Reiter who' Other players who'll be working j struck out 11. Allison clipped Dy- j ’62 roster, he’s looking for replace* j on elub include:crsviHe, 2-0 Saturday night on the:menLs for top performers of the; Rickv Trotter (5-9, 135, B), Don-three-hit pitching or Bob While I 1961 season (first unbeaten foot-lTroUpr (5 8. 135.G). Hal Meyer,, who had eight strikeouts. Jball team in the school's history).. lt;54. 140, G), Jerrying Jellings The state finals is double dim-' Gone bv graduation last spring are ^5-7, 115. G), Alan Bodeke (5-4, 120,; inatien.Lavern’ Wegner (6-3,210), Clyde : ^ark Arthur (5*2. 125, G); Phil-:Sunday's GamesTrotter (0. 170) and John ArpMP Boynton (5-4,125. B), Lyle Cle-; Independence .003 002 101—7-8-2.j(6-2, 178) who were named to khe ' Hscft (5-3. 140. B). Jerry Kapp- Aflision ......000 000 321—6-8-4'first alLconference team last fat.: moyer (6-1. 170, T). Don Meyer, Batteries: Borcherding, Pardun IB) Arp v/as later named, on fourth 120, B), Jerry Tomkins^ (6-2,; and Deckerteam All-American football squad! ^. Lee Ruhr, (6 0. I7o. T). Marsh, Juenger (4), Arenholt; by Wig-Warn magazine. Wcgncrj -^ohn tlarrisfrn ( o-2 145. G). Jim (61, Sutton (9) and Newton received honorable mention. Arp] ^ittenberg _(5-9, 155, G), Billwas a triple threat man in ^thc \ Rhoades («j-d. 130. B), and David; Oyersvilie ... ,^j00 OOO l.OO-—-1-4*2 backfield. | tlochne (5-9, 140. GK Independence 00Q 000 000—0-4-3Speed Returns t West Central opens the 1962 j Batteries: Huinker and DesmanThe Blue Devils will probably1 footbal5 season with cross country1 Reiter, Dinger (7) and Decker1\ yry■ fc , , . •••■ \ V.J:T-••’ • : • ,' -_v-A*. *'.;4 ■-tu■ *■* V- ;:v- .-r:;*’ .; ,1 . • ■ % *. : . .■ *- • 5 • - .ji * * .r •• w '* •^?-jr - -.^ »• .* ,'■ ; • - :*■ -5 •* L?XA’ '• *■vt4 '-.tr: •:;• ~T • ■ zr\, ik A’ —WEST CENTRAL HAS A NEW head coach this year, Max Huffman flpft) a graduate of State College of Iowa, He wi!Ll»«.**sHted by Carl Heller (center) and Gene Kiinge (1962 graduate of Upper Iowa). (Register Photos),
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