Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Sports Patient endurance of suffering Bold resistance of power. Forgiveness of injuries hard earned.

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To Compete, Conquer With Honor, Geneva scored its only touchdown in the second quarter. With a first down, it was Madison’s ball on the Eagle’s 8 yard line. Edmundson and Hunter advanced the ball, but with about a yard and a half left, the Eagles recovered a Madison fumble to halt the Bluestreak ef- fort. The final score found Geneva with 7 and Madison with 0. Jim Edmundson was the leading Streak runner with 65 yards rush- ing in the 14-6 victory over Edge- wood. Victory came to the Bluestreaks in our first league game with Wick- 14 liffe. Runs by Hunter and Ed- mundson moved the ball into Wick liffe territory. Then Mike Murray pushed through the Wick- liffe line w ith 4:30 left in the game. The Bluestreaks held Wickliffe scoreless. The Streaks out-ran Fairport in rushing 288 yards to 118 yards. Edmundson started offensively scoring 3 solo tackles and partici- pating in 7. Madison’s third league victory with a score of 18-0 over Perry, was great. Bob Crosbie ran the opening kick-off back to the 44 yard line. A Above Left — Jim Edmundson passes by a Skipper to score for Madison. Above Right — Touchdown! Madison. Belou Left — Madison is slopped momentari- ly by Perry. Belou Right — Ken Davidson. Tom Hunter, and Joe Buck, play a key part in another Mad- ison touchdown against Fairport. pass from Joe Buck to Ken David- son, gave Madison its first TD only a minute and a half into the game. Riverside gave Madison its first league loss with a score of 6 8. De- fensively the Streaks did well. Heading the Bluestreaks on de- fense was Bill Pethtel with 6 initial tackles.