Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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FOOTBALL- 1 950 VARSITY The l95U Chiefs had a much better team than the record would indicate. Although they won but two games and lost six, and finished seventh in the conference, the majority of the losses were battles right down to the finish. The Burlington game is a good example. The Chiefs had the Grayhounds most of the way only to get nipped at the end by a score of l4- 13. On the credit side of the ledger, we had our Win over our traditional rival, Ft. Madison, on a very frigid November evening which com- pensated for a so-so season. Win, lose or draw, the boys fought clean and hard and Keokuk can well be proud of them. Wilson High of Cedar Rapids - -here Keokuk Chiefs start .off the season with a bang by winning 19-9. Fairfield - here The Chiefs battled the mighty line of the Trojans to the last minute, but game out on the losing end by a score of 19-U. Muscatine - there A win was expected, but the Muskies proved to be too much for the Purple and White and we lost 21-O. Burlington - here The Grayhounds who have romped over Keokuk in the past few years had a close one. With the Chiefs leading 13-0 at half- time, the Grayhounds scored twice to win by a score of 14-13 in the last half. Ottumwa - here The Chiefs homecoming was spoiled by the Bulldogs by a score of 19-6. Mt. Pleasant - there The Panthers, who ended up as Little Six champs, toppled the Chiefs to the tune of 20-U. Washington - -here Luck ran hard tor the Chiefs .on a cool and frosty night as the Demons climbed out of the cellar by winning 35-19. Fort Madison - there When the Bloodhounds caught up with the Chiefs on a cold November night, they soon turned and ran with a loss of 13-6 hanging on their tails. .45 .Dt S ' as F . lc.-' 'eel--7' - W 4 3 rw d 5 , so 'iv . 1-ev' 58 ' '

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