Indian Hills Community College - Falcon Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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IOWA CENTRAL. . . It seemed pretty early to have a championship game, but ers led the IHCC Falcons by the score of 21-0. The Birds this was the scene when Indian Hills Community College didn't quit, however, with Jeff White scoring before the went to Fort Dodge to play against the Iowa Central half. Panthers. The Indian Hills Community College team didn't click too On the ver first la from scrimma e b the Golden F al- well in this game and alon with some ver uestionable Y P Y 8 Y E Y Cl , cons, Jeff White threw to J im Farley, who in turn lateralled calls, ended up losing the game 27-12. to Rick Upchurch who ran 60 yards for a score. However, this was nulified by a penalty and from then on it was F t. Jeff White hit .I im Farley in the second half for the other Dodge all of the way. At one time the Iowa Central Panth- Falcon Score. '-. . 1 A ' ff af 1 GRAND RAPIDS . . . This year's Homecoming was darkened when the Falcons his second interception, which enabled Rick Upchurch to lost the Homecoming game by the score of 14-13. I score. The Falcon defense had it together in this game. Greg Then the Offense turned the ball over Z1 couple of times Brewton deflected a pass for Wonder Monds to intercept. and the Falcons soon found themselves on the bottom of a Tony Galbreath then ran it for the score. Steve Wilson took 14-13 football game. , -- .,.-- ' I 11111001

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X -.-.-U. Y TRITON . . . might give the Birds a good ballgame. The Faclons had When Triton came to Indian Hills Community College, their early scoring opportunities, but penalties nulified two of record was 2-0. They fell to the mighty Golden Falcons by them. Then Cornerback Ray Sheppard took an interception the score of 23-0. 62 yards for a score. This seemed to inspire the Falcons with two more scores coming from passes to Upchurch and At the beginning of the game it looked as though Triton Farley. A ' 25 '-. --',-iflviam r l I -U.,-, '., 1 .14 'sf 'l1j'1. r 71.-62. QM Q- - HQVLQ FTQJ-7 I ii 54537 :gn-1 ff fav' lg -i 1 - ,, I - 5 .A1..: , ' -Q., my f ' - 1, JI. r- - ,-..- jzh-F--71:H .r '- im Eff- '1,ir5'1- Ng- WW, TL . fp, if-1-gi 11 .. f F' ' tai- ftaszg-aug. Ma ' - 'J , s -Q at 1' -..J -,I 13,1 5 4 Mm f L. - 1-.. H.f,:.,.ff1.v-Y A ,. - , 5 , - H: - -.:.F: E-'Tm - '-.. g Q- . , , ff? .I ',....: -- sz 'f 1. .51 - eh .. ' 'i f 2'5'fL s ' - V 2 rt? 2,5 , ,,V,i, . 1 A ,:,. V e, i,. :.. ' ,,,, , .tgp 1 ' 'ri :L'5'l 4 g .- ' if - , , . -, , ., : , P 'T'-'Y Sv 3-1...--w Lili! :LJ 1, ,. ,ag f r- -V.. up J. K . .. WALDORF . . . , i On September 30, Waldorf came to Centerville for a con- breath also had one of his better games when he took the ference game against the mighty Falcons. The Waldorf ball for a number of long gamers. team went down in defeat by the score of 40-14. The Falcon defensive corners seemed to have a bad day try- in this game, it was the offense that shined. Upchurch took ing to control the ball and getting interceptions. However, sole possession of the scoring crown when he scored 4 Wonder Monds and Ray Sheppard each hauled in a stray touchdowns. Along with the 4 scores he also had 311 yards Waldorf pass. in total offense. Jim Farley hauled in a Jeff White pass to stay one touchdown behind Rick Upchurch. Tony Gal- This fourth game brought the Falcon's record to 3-1. l

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gg I- vfililuyl' ' MARSHALLTOWN . . . R. Upchurch kept his bid for leading scoring by scoring 4 When Marshalltown came to Centerville they were trying TD,5, Jim Farley played his usual excellent game by taking to remedy the problem of having a winless season. They a Jeff White pass 62 yards for a touchdown. Defensively, left town Saturday night and they still hadn't found a solu- Steve Wilson took the honors by a key interception plus a tion. The Falcons rolled up 42 points to Marshalltownls 7. NORTH IOWA . . . For the first time in Falcon history, the Birds went to Ottumwa to show the other halfhow real football is played. The opponent was the hard-hitting team of North lowa. The Falcons, playing without Quarterback Jeff White, wasted no time in scoring. The Birds, behind the direction of Greg Lee, marched the ball downfield with Tony Gal- breath ending it with a 7 yard scoring play. Then Greg solo tackle that kept Marshalltown from scoring. a IE ...T ' Threw 30 yards to Jim Farley for the other score. Thexde fense also scored by catching the North Iowa Quarterback in the end zone for a safety. Defensive honors went to Tony Daniels who had two in- terceptions and two fumble recoveries. Van Anderson also had an interception. North Iowa fought bravely, but at the end of the game the score was 15-13, with the Golden Falcons on top.