Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

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tory. The loss was the second in two games for the Ea were defeated the week, also by six pc Exeter. , Milford got a break I the contest as freshma: I Steve Anderson, piratec I Raider pass on the thin the game on the Conc BVl yard line. The Eagles’ W couidn DICK LIEB ar game d On the first play after change of possession th fumble l and Milford’s c jrapH. monster, Bob Rediger. B? B with the football. This mC Eagles managed to get SR V points, coming on a 12- 1W m from Quarterback Chu Hf gin to End Jim Miller. 1 point attempt failed an gles were right out in the scoreboard. 6-0. 1 bill brunz )utfc,y , j| rtiexanana, proved while for the Milford as they returned home of the hands penalty the ball back to the quarterback Chuck countered with a 17 ya that left them two yard The Mustang defense h J iog Alexandria the I

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 ROW 1: J. Rumler, M. Stahly, T. Stauffer, D. Troyer, R. Stauffer, C. Rediger. K. Fougeron. V. Stutzman, B. Brunz, M. Smith, D. Heyen, R. Hershberger, D. Mumaugh. ROW 2: G. Yeackley Student Manager. G. Wehrs, R. Stych, B. Brunz, B. Rediger, L. Troyer. C. Wergin, R. Hershberger, R. Kremer, B. Schweitzer. B. Henrichs, D, Ficke, W. Springer. S. Sallenbach. ROW 3: Mr. Andresen. D. Roth, R. Roth, L. Jacox, D. Kinion, W. Kremer, J. Trabert, D. Friedli, J. Miller, S. Anderson, M. Wilsey, T. Brunz. D. Lieb, G. Bennett, T. Havlat, Mr. Lippold. 0tfe 4e The offense scored an average of 17. 6 points per game. They had a high of 39 points. 'Detente' The defense held their opponents to an average of 6.4 points per game and held 4 teams scoreless.

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'poot tUi Milford Eagles ypr i E- iitlpr 1 MIKE STAHLY Uirc ST A IK 5 NINTH KANKED rEAM TROUNCED BY LIPPOLD S WARRIORS By Bill Brunz, Jr. All hard fighting football ims must at some time find it moment of glory which ikes their season successful, e Milford High School foo - v:«---- the ball park, and wasn’t touch- ed until being pushed bounds on the Butler line. Two plays later J: was pushed out of b the 2-inch line after another Wergin pas: Wergin proved runninj the huge Butler line ir with two attempts, th flipped a quick pass Touchdown” himself, j KEN FOUGERON Rediger was perfect boot following the TD Eagles led 33-0. This le; until tht end of the thii as both teams conti grind out the contest. Early in the final qut derson dropped back deep in his own territ i snap from center was j and the Tigers came up with the I r v% IVia MJKa 1 O i'AI —i st dowms shing yards 5ses. imerceptions Passing vards quarter Coach 1 gave his starters went to his ben mont team was a little better agaii but never really threatened. Earl period Sophomor dropped back in j on fourth down right sidelines cle; ed untouched dov tors’ 10-yard line, serve offense coul pigskin over the three plays. Red : in LARRY JAC0X ild The snap from little wide of tl Reediger went ba ed it up and rolle right with the team after him. Milford Butler 6 13 199 235 8-14 2-8 2 0 177 13 The agles Shut Out iuli back Kediger times for 185 yard yard average. He a touchdown pass oi Defense was Redig throughout his hig reer where he gain 1 ball letters. As a backer Rediger 1 Eagle team in tol statistics. As a seni monster crashed f« sisted tackles, 77 a les. one pass inter fumble recove anulum cedure penalty nullifie former score. ) Two plays later Norr - rell Wubbels scampe j round his left end ' yards and a touchdov • once again the red fl 1 thrown and the score ? fied. Milford was then . hold the Norris attacl I take over on their owr j'yard line. The Eagles then mus • scoring threat of their Mi TIM STAUFFER 36 diu uue. nun i £S two minutes gone in tl ond quarter, the Eagl moved the ball down L.five yard line where th ja third down and four Jtion. On the next play I legal motion penalty s Eagles back to the line. From the 10 the E a tried to score via the e carried 41 both Passes fel1 untouc carnea the end zone and Norr « o TWi o IK Bob Rediger. who had made the switch from guard to fullback gjrmnnt 9fi.Q JIM MILLER EDavjaja u . hw; i.i EASON S FINALE By Bill Brunz, Jr. fired-up Milford Eagle foot- team put together 22 first : points along with a sting- defense to defeat an under- five d Fairmont team by a score defensive statistics 8-0 at Milford, November 3. those of the second shut-out victory capped the Bob has also been les 1967 grid season wiF 4,1 ', enc wins, three losses, and or MARK WILSEY ht, The Milford team moveu oem a uumumous it out in front in the early Bob is an active ;es of the contest and con- Milford High whe led to raise the score in the member of the M-0 half Council, basketball Bob Rediger led the Eagle the president of Despite a ragged o the Senior Gilford played tough d