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Page 4RICHARDSON DAILY NEWSdaily news- THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE -8FRKNER AT LAKE HIGHLANDS PARIS AT PEARCE RICHARDSON AT PLANO GRFFNVILLE AT DENISON SMU AT TEXAS ARKANSAS AT UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTONRICE AT TEXAS A M ARIZONA AT TEXAS TECH CINCINNATI AT HOUSTON CHICAGO AT DALLASLH by 1Pearce by 2Richardson by 1Denison by 10Texas by 14 Arkansas by 3CHAD FERGUSONTexas AM by 3LAST WEEK(60%)SEASONTexas Tech by 6 Houston by 7Dallas by 20(72.9%)Berkner by 6Pearce by 14Plano by 7Denison by 10Texas by 14 Arkansas by 3Texas AM by 7Texas Tech by 10TOM SMITHHouston by 4 Dallas by 14LAST WEEK(40%)SEASON(62.9)Berkner by 6Pearce by 7Plano by 10Denison by 10Texas by 14 Arkansas by 3BOB GREENFIELD LAST WEEK(60%)SEASON(74.2%)Texas AM by 14Texas Tech by 3Cincinnati by 7Chicago by 3LH by 1Pearce by 3Plano by 6Denison by 7Texas by 21Houston by 3Texas AM by 10Texas Tech by 1BILL LAMBHouston by 9Dallas by 3LAST WEEK(60%)SEASONFriday, October 22, 197bWildcats nipIIScott Flores scored twotouchdowns and Kerry Bradley kicked two crucial extra points Thursday afternoon at the I^ake Highlands B field as I,ake High lands nipped Forest Meadow 14-13 in a battle of ninth grade unbeatens With the win, the Wildcats claimed a berth in the city championship game as the South Zone representativeForest Meadow had itschances tocats in the fourth quarter as Gary Wilson muffed two field goal opportunities in the final 26 seconds of play.Wilson misfired from 25 ards on his first attempt ut Lake Highlands was ruled offsides on the play and the ball was moved five yards closer to the Wildcat end zone. However, Wilson couldn’t connect on the 20-yard effort.The Chargers opened a 6 -0 lead in the first quarter when Gary Jefferson returned a punt 65 yards to paydirt while Wilson’s extra point attempt failed.LH bounced back to claim the upper hand in the second period on Flores’ 25 -yard scamper and Bradley’s conversionForest Meadow regained the lead in the third quarter as Richard Andro tallied on a two-yard romp and Wilson converted. However, Flores’ three-yard spurt and Bradley’s extra point in the final period lifted the Wildcats to thethe fourth quarter to pull out the victory. Manner-berg tallied on a one-yard plunge and Jefff Robertsonadded the two-point conversion.Gerald Bright scored touchdowns on runs of seven and 18 yardds to fuel Northwood to a 28-0 shutout over RichardsonQuarterback Vic Lan-ey passed 35 yards to lawn Hills and Etoug King romped one yard for the other Cougar touchdowns. Phil Ream and King te amed for one two-point conversion and Langley added the other.SEVENTH GRADEQuarterback Rob Mas-terson directed a 90-yard drive to use the final seven minutes of the clock and preserve Liberty’s 6-0 shocker over North.TTie Patriots, who rolled to their third consecutive win, tallied their winning touchdown in the second quarter when Paul Ayers rambled 25 yards to paydirt.Besides Masterson, Todd Sickler and Steve Hudsonadded key offensive performances while JohnwinKeith Pate, Mike Ster-net, Todd Kirkpatrick, Stan Carrio and Steve Tacker also played excellent for the Wildcats.Klemm and Scott Poissoit shined defensively. Mitch Kirwin played well for North.West captured its second victory of the season with an 8-0 shuttout over Westwood as Barney Frazier scored on a 30-yard gallop aand added the conversion after a Robin Phillips’ intercepttion.Other offensive standNORTH OPENED a 27-6 halftime advantage and coasted to a 27-12 decision over Liberty behind the two touchdown performance of Mike Amyx. Amyx tallied the first two Viiing scores on runs of two and 13 yards while Barry Gilliam and Kirk Zeithammel added touchdowns on romps of one and three yards, respectively.Zeithammel also booted three extra points and added a strong ddefensive ame as did David Kingsbury. The Patriots tallied on Craig Stepheason’s 80 -yard kickoff return and Jeff Liles’ three-yard scamper. Denton Acrea also played well for the Patriots.Mike Mannerbergrushed for 109 yards and scored two touchdowns as Westwood dumped West 14 -7. After a scoreless first half, West grabbed a 7-0 advantage when Mike Wells raced seven yards and Scott McKimmey booted the conversion.Mannerberg’s 10-yard romp narrowed the margin to 7-6 until th e WaiTiors mounted a 93-yard drive inouts for the Broncos in eluded Steve Se iling, Ale Price, Mike Lohman anc John Wendell while RodnejEhresmann, Mark Mans field and Mike Browi played excellent defense Clay Hollock and Rand; Cliffton shined for the losers.NORTHWOOD CLAIMED its first win o the year as the Cougar nipped Richardson 641Northwood tallied its dexci sive touchdowwn in th third quarter when Barr Farley raced 12 yards.Tim Harris and Be Lange also played well fo the Cougars whi le Blak Brawner, Dean Bradlej Jimmy Taylor, David Mor tero and Barry Moor were standouts for Rielardson.In a battle for the Sout
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Fri, Oct 22, 1976
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