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SAMMAMISH 18, MOUNT Sl 0 Finally winni.ng their first game of the season, Totem gridsters trounced Mt. Si 18-O on our own turf. The offense continued to be a little shaky, but the defense was strong with Mt. Si gaining only 69 yards rushing. Sammamish received the first kickoff, and several first downs and fumbles later, Ferguson was back to punt and ran 19 yards just short of a first down. The Totes then held, and Reed pitched to Ward who ran 67 yards for a touchdown. After the kickoff, Mt. Si was held to minus yardage, while Dave Oswald blocked the punt and recovered on the Mt. Si 25. A penalty put the Totems in a 3rd and 14, with Dantini and Richards moving the ball to iust short of a first down. Mt. Si took to the air, but center Jack Playstead intercepted a third down pass on 25 and ran untouched for the TD. After the second half kickoff, Mt. Si was again unable to move. Ward ran the punt back to the Mt. Si 44. Ferguson ran 31 yards around the left end, Ward gained four, and Dantini 10, for a first down and goal to go on the six. Ward moved two more yards, then fullback Richards smashed through from 4 yards out. There was little scoring in the fourth quarter. SAMMAMISH 0, ISSAQUAH 20 Good luck for the Indians and misfortune for the Totems spelled a 20-0 shutout against Sammamish. The statistics were barely on Issaquah's side, and the high score was the result of the play in crucial situations. ln the first quarter with Sammamish receiving, lssaquah got the ball and drove to the Totem 17 with a 45 yard run by Adams. ln the sec- ond quarter, Sammamish held, managing to get the ball on their owfn 13. An off side penalty moved them halfway to the goal where they stayed to punt. They might as well have run it because Bill Haro received the ball and drove back to the ten. Two plays later, lssaquah was over. The Totems took the kickoff on the 22, driving it to the lssa- quah 22. A fourth down incomplete pass gave the ball back to the Indians. Then lssa- quah drove into Sammamish territory in a few plays, but the half ended. lin the second half, lssaquah receiving, the team drove to the 14 and passed into the end zone. Shortly thereafter, lssaquah intercepted a pass running it to the Totem 16. Several plays later, Haro ran 20 yards for the TD. Sammamish recovered several fumbles, but the game ended before they could score. -vw-Ms:,,,ws:.:wf2Ei?1:. .. V , 'rf ...-255,53-ss: zssifsse 4 - 'Eff :m:.aE1?xss:s. - sa: s 9:1-i' . ,. .. . .- , . . it A tt' tr' , xx 1 E sq? gwsfw as at 5 l it 4 W' E 'Qi in is aj + A Km sf Q ' I Q s i 1 ii Y Q 5 i x FJ he P Q X .NM ...,... L , 3 S+ ii Q K' A Rim H3 www R WM, 5 ,sr wskvms PR,tr2L,s giismim sw., wx, wx 5 gt P1 QxQ?'i 13,9 3 Y: XX sr x12 PKZ4 K3 842 R, YH N My Q ...m.p...3W jd pymm Y X iv, a,,,ifsgJsQ1. wg f .91 sl 3 s fe? sw , ,C ,LM ,yes s ss, N ww fs ,X ,. as My W, Y , tv, ,ii , Y. sw ft sem wx Q J was it is MR' 991 ,l ,s A is , 2 ,, Wye f my rw Q s is S it R se. X Y i , 1 sy Y. ,ss N if , 4 L' . 0. M Qinsfi is HQ ?i j4Qf 9 , , ., ,.,.:.,, s ,0- 1 .0 V' -Lwf?35?Q63Wif, , u fffii f 5: '..i 'Zi:: ' ::'nm F . aaf g ir 'F ,.,.g. -- ' Eesti-G Q : .li tw 1 is if was 2 r- V xii ,HE ,. ,. . -..-Y - -- ,S ri, ,, f f' 2 .s rf,g'f27 .tl 5. 1 I-U:-.:':fQ.Q?f' 'Y-e::ri5'iE2' 'sf tile 1s'.'3iz':- I il 'vii : 'u Y s,,flln:'l?T- -2 4 ., S fy 'fw- .,, H, .s 1. ,, A. , igigss . . ,ii '-1, nr if Lrg.Pfflrf,235?ff:54fsdfestz,'1-. is . ::1S1rfM.'mf tryin-' ' r iff! ,ff xgw vsffe-.. -sswszms , W,i',,.f Y' me 'fS.:xwfffSi-sfeygfffxmvx -J-f:, 1 s 'f' 1 Yujfffiiffrfsktfy.-g35.fff'hg3 -5. Waf, :g zg,2ig . ,,, H . .ff ' . ntgssmfr mi 31, ive-rms.-1, it , Q -is ,M fws5'm2,4s5'Qi -,?f':ikf.,15Hiw 'L 'zf,v'4'fs avg s7,,wg5iiz, V vis ,frpgssa igaxstggggzhfkxiiiigggw is ,w..Q,p, i,,.f,,.,. is , ,mg sw E: 7 .is if. 'serv .4 ' K .ygqeiis .ff,.g' iw. sf si issfsis: ftfiwwsiiws 733'!fs:gsZ--lzfzasi'ms,
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