Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 28

'Cat-Tor game heads schedule The Lake Charles Wildcats, still smarting from a defeat from District 2-AAA LaGrange, ttffl meet the SuTphw Tors, ao- other 2-AAA team, in this week's headliner in Southwest Louisiana prep football. The game will also be an important one to the Tors, who wit! be tfytng to get ontracked after suffering two consecutive losses. District action will be a little heavier this week as teams begin playing the ones that count. After only three weeks of play, there are only a dozen teams left with undefeated, on- tied records in the 10-district Southwest area, and some of those records win probably be marred this weekend. Sulphur, highly touted before the season began, won its opener against Jennings but has since fallen to a couple of Texas teams, Orange and Nederland.

Lake Charles has beaten Church Point and DeRidder and lost to LaGrange. The game will be in Sulphur. Other games involving District 2-AAA members include De La Salle of New Orleans at New Iberia, NorthsJde of Lafayette at Leesvifle, West Lake at Opelousas, and Lee of Baton Rouge at Lafayette. One district game is on tap in District 4-AA, with winless Church Point hosting Eunice, a team that sports a 14-1 slate. Other games win find Oakdate still in quest of its first victory as it hosts Btmkle and Jennings visiting DeRidder.

Two district tussles are scheduled in District 4-A, with Kinder at home against Marion and DeQulncy traveling to Vhv ton in district openers for all four teams. Welsh hosts Iota and Lake Arthur moves to Mamou Friday. District 3-B, with the district chase well underway, has four more tilts set for this weekend. District favorite Oberlin plays at Sam Houston, and two teams considered "dark Goretti and Merryville, meet to Merryville. South Cameron, another district powerhouse, entertains the weaker Iowa YeJlow Jackets while Elton will be at Hack- berry to determine the district cellar team.

In District 3-AA, winless Nat- chttoches meets unpredictable Tioga. Marksville is at Menard and PtneviHe is at Oak Grove. Perhaps the game of the week will be in New Iberia Thursday night, when two of the top Class AA teams in the state, Catholic and Crowley, clash In a District 5-AA game. com COnflrAKf KMefcr Wtsn 3 CXrfhur 3 0 2 1 LorWry MgMA vpffTon i I tP 0V0yW) 'o t.ow too tt 74 1 2 0 467 S3 at vmton, rlon ot Klndtr, Idta of welsh, Arthur ot Mamou. LaGrange offense highlights statistics birrntcT J-AAA OAMES CONF (NO Conference.

New Iberia oGronge lptwr ALLOAI .647 .333 .333 13 41 64 44 17 $1 ceteyittt i i ft THItJffltKt tCrtlDVLE FJJOAY Losoitt at iwrla, LCHS at Sulphur, Narthside af Wwt Lake et Opeloutes, Rabtrt E. at Lafayttte. DISTRICT 1 AA CONFERENCE GAMES Pel. TP OP 001" Menord Tlogo Menord Tlogo DeRidder Leesvllle Nolchlfoches Plnevllle 001 ALL GAMES MWlOTttf Jurfice Stott St. Mlehoel lota Eroth Gtreydan 2 0 0 1.00 0 1.001 0 1.000 3.

0 1.000 35 .000 0 .000 0 .000 37 31 13 Stan CorfMra if. Michael Erath Guerdon CetllM 2 ALL oAMts 8 2 1 6 77 1 0 .447 1 2 1 .250 .500 .500 .750 37 II .500 27 .300 21 .333 37 .000 13 32 .000 13 79 SCHEDULE FRIDAY: Morksvltle at Menord, x- Notchltoches of Tlogo. Jfnnlngs at ld er Northslde af LeMvllle, Plrrtvllle et Oak Orovc. DISTRICT 4-AA ALL GAMES Pet. TP OP 2 0 1 .750 25 11 2 1 44 31 I 1 1 point" 0 2 i ITS DISTRICT GAME! rlM .100 1.000 J7 0 rtnf 0 i .000 27 IS WtiK'S SCHEDULE 1 ch P6lnt ChatiM KB, Jtmtngt 0 030 030 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY: x-Carencro at Midland, Breoux Bridge 01 St.

Michael, x-Scott Judlce, loto of Welsh, x-Gueydan twlh, Cecilia at Teurllngs. Games) COHF Goretti Oberlin Sam Houston Mackbcrry Ellon Coke Charles iumet West Lake Oatcdafe IS le Piatie. Lake Lake at Opelou- CON Abbeville Catholic Kaplan Crowley Cefhollc franklin Abbeville St. Mortlnvllle Kaplan Cathedral Rayrte DISTRICT I-M 1FBRENCI OAMfS Jlf TP 260 1.000 33 14 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 1 .333 ALL OAMES 300 3 41 20 20 41 13 2 1 1 0 1.000 1.000 37 1.000 9 45 14 75 71 .333 47 S3 .333 IS S7 THIS WSSK'S SCHEDULE THURSDAY: et Catholic. FRIDAY: x-Rayne at Franklin, x-Cath- Abbevllfe, x-Koplan at St.

Mar- Gomes) DISTRICT J-A CONFERINCE OAMES PenTPOP Block Bunkie Marksville Block Mamou Buckeye Bunklt AlC Marksvllle 20 ALL CAMES 1.000 45 7 .000 .000 7 14 0 21 .667 51 25 .667 50 32 433 SO 25 .333 44 49 .333 38 45 .33) 13 54 THIS WIEK'I SCHEDULE THURSDAY: Vllle Plotle Ot AlC. FRIDAY: x-Buckeye at Block, Lake Arthur at Mamou, Bunkie at Oakdale, Marksville at Menard. (x-Conterence Gomes) Oberlln Ooretti South Cameron Sam Houston Iowa Merryville Elton Hockberry Pet. TP OP 200 1.000 60 19 1 0 0 1.000 41 0 1 00 1.000 21 ..4.. 0 2 0 .000 12 54 0 2 0 .000 13 75 ALL flAMBS 300 1.000 1(7 9 0 47 33 2 1 0 21 21 2 0 .333 40 63 2 0 433 31 75 0 .333 25 71 1 1 1 2 030 THIi WEIK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY: x-OMrlin et Som Houston, x-iowo at South Cameron, x-Eiton at Hackberry.

SATURDAY: x-Gorettl ot Merryville. (x-Conttrtnce Oamts) DISTRICT 4-B CONFERENC1 OAMIS (No Played) 300 1.000 41 1) Sacred Heart St. Joseph Part Berre St. Edmund St. Francis Sunset Cotton Port Boslle 300 1.000 44 24 0 .647 40 13 2 1 2 1 0 52 44 1 2 0 .333 12 52 0 2 0 .000 12 45 0 3 0 .000 6 14 3 .000 14 THIS WRBK'S SCHEDULE THURSDAY: x-St.

Joseph at St. Edmund. FRIDAY: y-Sacred Heart at Sunsrt, x- Port Barre of Baslle, x-Cotfon Port at St. Francis. (x-ConferenceGomes DISTRICT S-B CONFERENCE OAMES Fatima 3 0 0 1.000 71 12 Hanson 300 1400 41 0 Cen.

Catholic Mt. Cormel Jtanerette 120 Loreouvllle .020 BOB OOW1ES Stfottf Ofltor Gofors roll to 28-7 win GAINESVILLE, Fla. fAP)- Florida stunned Mississippi State by scoring 21 points in a seven-minute surge in the third quarter Saturday, and the Gators rolled to a 28-7 Southeastern Conference football triumph set up by daring defensive play. Steve Spurrier tossed two touchdown passes to lead the Florida attack which boosted the Gators' record to 2-0 and saddled the Maroons with their second 1966 defeat and their eighth straight loss. The Gators intercepted three straight passes thrown by Mississippi State quarterback Don Saget, and turned them all into touchdowns in Florida's league opener played before a record crowd of 49,333.

Miss. State 970 0-7 Florida 0 7 21 Coons it pass from Spurrier (Bar- After two weeks of sputtering on offense, the LtGranft Gators finally pot on a fireworks display Friday night in trouncing the highly favored Orange Tigers, and the sparkphfg to the whole affair was quarterback Mike McDonaJ4 Nltl Gray FouflWt Lindsay Lonfrltf Nlel LAORANCB RUSHINO Ca 73 tun (NelH kick) smith run (Barfleld kick) Fia-Waaes 1 run (Barfleld kick) Waldsen 13 eats from SpurrKr (Barfleld kick) Attendance: dawns Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penallied Start Florida 14S 137 2i 131 3-13 10-17 2 3 2 55 47 Teurllnos Fetlma Hanson Cen. Catholic Mt. Cormtl Delcombre 020 .020 ALL OAMIS 0 0 1.000 1 1 0 JOO 21 12 .090 14 40 6 37 55 45 300 1.000 71 12 300 1.000 41 0 200 1.000 0 ar 12 14 40 1 2 0 .333 13 45 1 1 JW 1 2 0 .333 14 1 2 0 .333 25 41 0 3 0 .000 12 tl THII WEEK'S SCHIDULR THURSDAY: x-Hanson et Fatima, x- Mt. Cormel at Loreauvltle.

FRIDAY: x-Delcambre at Central Cath- elle, CeclIKi at Teurllngs. (x-Conference Games) Lewis Rebels top Oak Park by 27-6 The W. W. Lewis Rebels did an outstanding job in clipping the wings of the Oak Park Eagles fast Thursday eight at LaGrange Senior Stadium. After the feathers flew and all was settled down, the Rebels walked away with a 27-ff victory.

Lewis jumped ahead early in the first quarter when Bob James scored on a seven yard run and then ran the PAT. Dou Nelson EltlJ McDonald Cat Martin Dowles Baker Benglis Hlnton McDonald 3 0 PASS RECEPTION I 19 10 4 PASSINO rrles Oain Net no i 30 85 40 33 2 Martin Barfs i Domingue i PUNTING Nt. Fournerat 25 15 19 TO SULPHUR RUSHING Gain Lost Net Dronet 31 37 ThamaMn 3 12 12 Rliey 11 11 Vallefte 3 9 9 J. LeDoux 1303 Stroderd 5321 Gwln 7 6 1 R. Trohan 3 3 10 -7 Abel 1 0 12 -12 PASSING Int.

TD R. Trahan Jl I 0 PASS RECBPTION Other area standouts included Marion's Bobby Shattack, Louis LaCombe and Glen tego; Lake Charles' Ken Lantrip and Francis Daigle, and Lcmdry's Tommy McDonald was the key to the suddenly explosive Gator offense as he ran eight times for lift yards and connected on three of eight passes for 89 more yards. One of McDonald's runs was a 84-yard touchdown scamper, and each of this three pass completions was for good yardage. He connected on aerials of 49, 25 and 15 yards to help overwhelm the Tigers 34-7. While LaGrange was showing its first bealthy offensive performance of the season, Marion LANORY RUSH Tomlflfjia Boonwft Caiuert Wiminson 35 13 LtsfNtt 1 34 Wilkinson Tommeiw Bodman Stutes LeBlanc tomp.

Inf. Yds. TD 6 2 0 54 2 4 2 0 15 0 PASS RECEPTION; coogfrt Yds. TD Link Myers Dennis Miller Powers Nope Miller Dennis Nope Go lemon Vlckers Duhen Powers PUNTING No. 7 42 12 8 Avg.

29.4 1 1 0 BIW. 0 cwrrtn Gain Lest Net 24 0 24 8 30 9 21 10 11 -1 202 was recording its first victory, with a trio of chargers accounting for yardage in romp over Sam Houston. Shattack, the Charger terback, didn't put on a display to match MdDonahfs, but the litfle Marton field general staged a dazzling aerial snow, completing 14 of 24 es for 202 yards and a touchdown. Ortego was on the receiving end of Shattuck's touchdown heave and the halfback also pulled in four other passes, totaling 107 yards as a pass re' cftvcf. In white he wasnl teflo oafrtcd pljiXln 14 stripes.

Leadftig flie Charger ground etm WM UCofflbe, who racked op 123 yards in 14 Jaunts. Wildcats Lantrfp and Daigle also combined tomton a ipark- ling passing pefrannaiict. Lan- trtp, parting at troarterback for the first time, completed 12 of 23 attempts for 199 yards and one 115. 2 PA'M'INO Att. camp.

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