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II- a E N t j to ma c By HERBERT LUGGER After Onofrio passed Sedalia's first touchdown The Vikings kicking off the Missourian Sports Writer for 29 yards to the The drive took only six second half attempted an on- a na drive on They hitched their belts in Tiger 3 the Viking quarterquarter- plays as Marshall bulled his sides kick Sedalia recovered all afternoon West Junior back ran a rollout around left way into the end zone from the ball on the West 43 The High coach Tom Travis said end for therotouchdown The one yard out The conversion Tigers marched down the field after his team'steams 2019 comecome- extra point was missed was missed toward but Mark HeisHeis- from-behind victory over thethe- After the kickoff the Tigers After the next kickoff the ner spoiled the bid when he fromSedaliaS dalia Tigers yesterday at fumbled on the first play and Vikings could not put things intercepted a Gerletz pass on Hickman Stadium the Vikings recovered on the together and Onofrio punted the Viking yard line The Vikings proving that Sedalia 48 Onofrio passed to The ball went out of bounds The 10were forced to i r they are not superstitious won BillBUI Wade for 20 yards on the Tiger yard line Two punt when they could not getget- their thirteenth consecutive After a backfield in motion plays later the ball was on a sustained drive going OnoOno- game This was the closest penalty Wade took a double the yard line3Richard Boggs frio punted 50 yards and comcom- game the Vikings have played reverse handoffV 20 yards to took a handoff broke through bined with a clipping penalty this year and next week they the Sedalia yard line Two the 4West Junior line and was was placed by Sedalia the ball will face what Travis considers plays later Onofrio12 passed to off to the races as he went on the yard line Gerletz an even tougher team JefferJeffer- Wade for a yard touchdown 96 yards for a touchdown raced aroundarou12left end and outout- son City Onofrio kicked the extra point Again the conversion was ran the Viking secondary 82 Quarterback Lou Onofrio didi- At the beginning4 of the secsec- missed Mar- di yards for a touchdown MarMar- the Vikings down field ond quarter the Tigers started T p rected shall ran for the extra point for a touchdown on their first to roll and the whole quarter tl This was first timetune the VikVik- A West Junior back breaks away from two Sedalia stadium The Vikings had a close call but managed series of plays Kip belonged to them ings trailed an opponent all and Onofrio carried the ball Tiger quarterback Steve GerGer- STATISTICS defenders in yesterdaysyesterday's game at Hickman High their consecutive triumph 2019 Missourian WetWest Jr Sedalia season 20 for the bulk of the yardage inin- letz and fullback Calvin MarMar- First downs U14 4 With time running out forfor- Photo in NetNot yards rushing the opening drive shall were the ball carriers Net yards passing 21 the Vikings wingback Wade 14 Net yards gained to Se- Passes attempted 13 5 took a short punt the Se Passes completed 9 2Z dalia yard line The PassPasses Intercepted by I1 0 J M w average 2 20 began 30to move the ball After Punts 0 311 down on the Tiger 18 Fumbles Scoring 3 a first Sophomores Rip Sedalia lostSedalia 0 12 71 11190 19 Onofrio hit with a West Jr 13 0 0 207 20 pass all alone in the end zone Sedalia Touchdowns Calvin 7MarNorMar- SportsSpores shall 1 run Richard Boggs 966 run to tielie the game With the prespres- Odds 1 tz Mar- Ends run PAT Steve Gerl 8202 ran Mar Onofrio to shallShall 1 runcrun sursure on passed nno y PP. Defense Touchdowns Lou G. 3 ii P Big Plays Strong West Jr ni Wade folfor the winning point 4 pass x I runron Bill Wade 4 ardyard from 3 IB passposs SOUTH AFRICA'S Gary PlayPlay- till the games BOB CAMPBELL be- OnofrioOnono KipRip 39 yard wants to be PAT Onofrio 1 placeplace- topped SEDALIA Capitalizing on SedaliaSed alia came back to score halftime lead from Onofrio er Arnold Palmer and an Campbell the ment Wade 1 pastpass from Onofrio CARL Y Bos- long scoring plays the HickHick- in the first period when the The defenses dominated the Jack Nicklaus in the Big Three Bos first sophomore since Lenny I High School sophomores center pass on a Hickman punt second half The only second of Golf In Japan series PlayPlay- ton'stons triple crown winner was Moore man allto lead a Penn State footfoot- sailed over half touchdown came in the AMERICASAMERICA'S yester- the kickerskicker's head carn er fired three-under-par 69 at- offered a salary by BosBos- crushed Sedalia 27 yesteryester- a at ballbaH team infn rushing is among quarter on Dick HayHay- LINEUPS I day at Jaynes6 Stadium giving the Tigers possession fourth a SedaliaSedalla the underCountry Club ton Dick OConOCon-O'Con- Jennie president the nationsnation's best with a Toler again added EndEnds Chip Thompson RandyRondy GREATEST yard re- deep in Kewpie territory They den run here The game was a rere- 1300 course Tuesday in the first of nell vicein the clubsclub's dressing room rushing average a re Tackles Don Lamm Steve B point to the TippleTippie after the yard match of an earlier Kewpie ran it in from two yards out the extra make Guards Steve Ramm Charles three matches Palmer finished pennant-winning game punting average and a Center Craig Tharp winning yard conquest over Smith-Cotton but missed the extra point to final score 27 Boggs SLACKS With a 70 and Nicklaus a 75 Sunday kickoff d Halfbacks Steve Holmes RicRichardard return mark 38 Smith played in Columbia leave the with a Sophomore coach Jim McMc- Fullback Calvin Marshall THE 1968 OLYMPIC Games 67 Quarterback Steve Gerletz OKLAHOMA'S BOB KALSU first quarter lead said his team played bet- Went TON might be boycotted by Negro Steve Toler was the force bebe- Leod bet West Jr HAMHAMILTONIL HOUSE AMERICAN MOTORS has in the second waswas- Ends KevinRevin GillGilt Max Fisher Neil athletes Negro track star TomTom- was voted Big Eight Lineman hind the Hickman offense asas- In the second quarter Toler ter half It Steve Huskey David TROUSERS of the Week OU's come out with the Javelin two a good hard-hitting ball game Randy Willett Rick HonHoft mienife Smith said Monday The dede- after OUs he threw long touchdown went to work First he hit hitting TO shel defense played well eses- David Hovel cision will be influenced Smith lacking of Maryland Saturday35 which will be entered in the passes and added three points Greg Smith with a touchdown The es Tackles CrisfieldCheavens Terry 16 25 Tom Sooner 1968 of his own on point 65 pecially in the second half I ton Randy Nichols said by the events which ococ- averaged Trans-American series extra pass covering yards The Chris HiUHills George Gibson PoolPaul oc eight They were a tough team We HUBBARD SLACKS cur in our society from now untin- yards behind the blocking competingcomc o m petpTranse t i ng against factory kicks snap from center was bad and Shawver our scoring long Guards Mike ModuleMadole Gregn Raper of the strong-side teams of Cougars C did on the WayWaynee StoveSteve TO I pound strong Mustangs The scored first the extratra point attempt failed Stevea MaleAT Bill 10 20 tackle whose selection and Dodge play McLeod said I Rodgers Richard Joe Neal marked Darts when Brad Hulett intercepted Next Toler connected with Mike Burchert the The win gives Centers ProdFred first time in three weeks TheresThere's talk of setting up a ba- an errant Smith-Cotton pass on halfback Mike Caldwell on a the a Rob Levering BREECHES ba Tailbacks Kip David BohnenBohnen- an offensive player has been by Grand National division for own 25Smith 75 perfect record for the seasea- Hen his and rambled yard bomb which also went 30 kamp Ken DudDudleyLey BillStill Simmons PERMANENT PRESS Sore Foot honored as Lineman of these may son The next sophomore MarkStork Heisner Pat Tapley the small but powerful ma yards for a quarterfirst-quarter touchtouch- 55for a touchdown Toler's ex-ex Fullbacks TO Week game is scheduled for Monday Mike Cunningham chines down TelerToler converted tra point gave Hickman a Wingbacks BillBm Wade Brad Stubbs Tom 7 9 20 at Mexico nr 6 Golson John Golsen 1 Score by Quarters QuarterbacksQ Lou DUPONT BLENDS INSURE Sidelineses BAl-Allanl Roberts Wayne Smith Hickman 7 13 0 27 LONGER WEAR CW I SedaliaSed alia 606 0 0 760066 NEW YORK UPI North Texas JefleU Jr Seeks ser won'twont have thetile chance to go

UPI Initial Victory I out as a winner The brilliant son of Tom Fool Leads Circuit The Jefferson Junior High CyCCy- the third highest money winner clones will be trying for thetheir of all time was retired to stud I first victory when they play JefJeJef-Je- Monday after finishing second tonight at 7 in ththe IInn Defense ferson City r to Damascus in last SaturdaysSaturday's capital city heralded Woodward By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Coach Bill Whalen's CycloneCyclones Stakes North Texas with the No 1 have been practicing hard aall A sore foot r which has plagued I defensive team inll Missouri Val- week in an effort to stop ththe Val r throughout his sensen- ley football met with strong Jeff City team Louisville val j sational career flared up again I the No 1 offense Saturday during that race and caused the a night in Denton Tex As so often I I ofte Trade CenterCenter- 5 I decision to retire the horseborse now happens in college football the instead of at the end of this defense I DETROIT UPI CenterCenter- won 1 season as originally planned I Reggie Harding suspended byby- 1 t a Louisville went into the game I I National Basketball Associa- the I averaging yards a game tion two years ago after severaseveral J Under the circumstances V I I s total offense of it by air I there to scrapes with the police has F was nothing else do but North Texas j held the Cards to sent by Detroit to retire him owner Ogden been the 1 88 rushing and 60 passing for ij Phipps said of colt who Chicago Bulls in exchange for a j- the has yards or under their j 25 31 future draft choice and cash won of races in Phipps's average silks and earned to I The Pistons also placed Louisville still leads the ValVal- rank third Kelso I forward Wayne Hightower obohob- behind and ley in total offense with a Round Table I tainedtamed last January from on the list of alloil average with Tulsa at oncn I time Baltimore waivers 1 C. money North Texas Memphis State C who finished Cincinnati and Wichita fourth in his racing debut as a on May 13 1965 t year and i- But North Texas still leads in Guns and Ammunition 01 never again was out of u old the Reloading Supplies Y i total defense giving up only 1 money came out of SaturdaysSaturday's J- yards a game with Wichita at Used Books with in J race heat the area of I 2355 Louisville Memphis his right front pastern accord- AdamsAdorns BtBooks 8 Hobbies X accord i State Tulsa and Cincy ing to trainer Eddie N. Y N Street e J 0 a k passer will take up stud i duties next year standing atat- Claiborne fi the Farm in i- Paris I i Ky As a stallion he will be I owned by a syndicate because t I Y a i nn- 1 aLi JJ. Phipps sold 16 of 31 breeding shares in for tired because of a foot ailment Groom Bob JeansJ fixing the valuevahle of Horse of the Year in 1966 and third bids a farewell to the champion here at Belmont the colt at in the list of alltime money winners has been rere- Park Onofrio Paces Hickman NOTICE In Offensive Statistics Beginning October vv. b6 Kewpie halfback Ed OnoOno- rusher His yards have shot to the lead in punt rere- frio after an outstanding paced Hickman to a better turns with an average return Stand for no nonsense Sedalia Friday than two-to-one advantage in of 13 game against yards He also pushed Boone National in Bass f bashas taken the team lead in rushingtwoyardage over their opop- his average back over almost all offensive statistics the mark I CC. yard Savings Put your foot down ask foror BatsBon Since Bruce BynumsBynum's injury After being sent back to rere- Onofrio40didn't catch any Iloan moccasins at your nearby college store or t in thetile Hannibal game Onofrio turn punts for the first time passes against Sedalia but Broadway hasbas been the team'steams leading this season Friday Onofrio maintained his lead in that t shoeshoo shop Only BossBass makesmok ls category with 5 grabs for 55 GG. 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BassBoss Co Main StSt. l itx yards His touchdown run and Wilton Maine T gave him salesole possession of B- STATISTICS Bill Cox 3S 36 the team scoring lead with B Hickman Opponent FrFredd Lewis 1 34 18 points 39 32 Mountjoy 1 13 on three touchdowns First downsdawns David I FEATURING BLENDS WITH NetNiL yards rushing 34 KICKOFF RETURNS Farm Home Net yards passingpasting 2 2 YardYards Net yards gained James Johnson 2 39 Fight Results 26 47 Larry Warren 1 14 Passes attempted BrBT United Press International DACRON completed 10 20 Mike Phillips 1 10ale Saving Assoc Passes OAKLAND CalifCall intercepted by 4 2 PUNT RETURNS Colt UPS t Passes Curtis Cokes Dallas POLYESTER Fumbles lost 6 2 ReturnBelarus Yards outapt 4 52 knocked Charlie t trade moNk average Ed Onofrio Hayward Califcam Broadway DuPont e neck PuntsINDIVIDUAL STATISTICS19 25 Larry Warren 8S 3338 68 I Carries Yards A VI James Johnson 33 23 52 2 Darryl Brooks 1 21 PHILADELPHIAw CPIUPI Joeoe Ed OnofrioOnofro 4640 3 ShawS 33 49 Bob EulettHulett 1 4 New York stopped James Johnson Manning Pl Bruce Bynum 2820 44 PUNTING Philadel-Philadelladel Kent Fewell 17 59 35 PantsPanta YardsKurds 10 Will Remain Open U11 40 36 Ed Onofrio 19 11 Larry Warren WORCESTERa. 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