The Daily Advertiser du lieu suivant : Lafayette, Louisiana • 6

Advertiser, Lafayette, Oct. 25, 1969 USL Ragin Cajuns On Road (Again!) To Meet Cards tend to exert every possible effort in filling "The Sabine Shoe" at a proper size Saturday night in Beaumont. Just one more hundred -mile trip, then USL fans can start humming the tune of: "The Green, Green Grass of Allons a Beaumont! USL LAMAR TECH 1952 Football Results 1948 Year Game score (site of gaaw) La. College by a close 9 3 count in Hammond. Three other foreign trips resulted in losses to North Texas State.

Louisiana Tech, and Arkansas State, of which the latter two hold a high national ranking. Cajuns Stumbled In their only Lafayette appearance on Sept. 24 (seems more like a year ago than just one month), the Cajuns stumbled before East Texas State 24 13. To complicate matters. Faulkinberry and his staff had the misfortune of having to count almost as many casualties among regular veterans as General LTlysses Grant did a few years before Rutgers and Princeton started this game of football in 1869.

It was a difficult task trying to fit football shoes 100 years ago. but Faulkinberry and his Ragin' Cajuns in A bronzed football shoe, size 13 and mounted on a big wooden base, naturally at first looks quite worthless, maybe crazy, and certainly anything but significant. This unique gold colored shoe that might fit Paul Bunyan's foot has almost as much sentimental value as pure gold when football teams from Lamar Tech and the University of Southwestern Louisiana compare strategy each fall season. Coveted ownership of "Le Sabine Sabot" will once again be at stake Saturday night when the USL Ragin' Cajuns invade Beamont, Texas, to test the resurging Lamar Tech Cardinals. Sabine Shoe "The Sabine Shoe" award symbolizes annual supremacy in this fierce interstate feud that first began in 1952 and presently stands at five victories apiece.

Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour. Final Year Starting with the first Saturday of next month, the Cajunmen finish their final year on McNaspy's gr idiron by hosting Northeast La. State. Nov. St.

Norbert College of Wisconsin, Nov. 8: Northwestern State. Nov. 15 (homecoming); and Mc-Neese State. Nov.

22. Kickoff time for each of these four home games will be at 7:30 p.m. (Central Standard Time), provided there is no further depletion allowance from Congress. For the 1970 football race. Southwestern is to play all home contests here in a spacious new $3 million, 26.500 seat stadium which is now being constructed near the intersection of Congress Street and Bertrand Drive.

Speaking of that vicious '69 road assignment, the Cajuns have thus far mastered only GSC rival Southeastern this fall after last year's (8 2) Gulf States Conference championship effort. Regardless of current records, the great intensity of this young but red hot grid feud promises plenty of explosive action for 60 full minutes in Beaumont shortly following Saturday's sunset the last, incidentally, for Daylight Standard Time in '69. While ending these Daylight Saving hours, USL gridmen also hope for brighter days by winding up a most demanding schedule here next month with four straight games on the more friendly McNaspy Stadium turf in Lafayette. Including Saturday's fifth and final jaunt over to Beaumont, Southwesterners will have tackled five of their first six foes in 1969 on the read including the last four in a row. Mayhe the Cajuns need just one more to match hose renowned travels of Bing Although the hot rivalry started 17 years ago between these big enemies, who are separated, state -wise, by the Sabine River, it was 1968 when USL's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity initiated this prized ''Sabine Shoe" honor.

Fortunately for USL, the Ragin' Cajuns of coach Russ Faulkinberry were the first team to fit this right footed shoe, trimming the Teehmen in a 20 14 thriller here at Lafayette's McNas-py Stadium last year. Come Saturday night in Beaumont, possession for 1969 70 promises to he another all out struggle once the first kickoff gets booted downfield at 7:30 p.m. Has 3 2 Mark Lamar Tech (3 2) is staging a most impressive comeback from the winless (0 10) campaign last year, while Southwestern (1 4) seeks a strong comeback 1968 USL 20, Lamar Tech 14 (Lafayette). 1967 Lamar Tech 14. USL II 'Beaumont).

1966 USL 14. Lamar Tecti (Lafayette). 1965 USL 20. Lamar Tci (Beaumont). 1957 Lamar Tech 36, USL (Beaumont).

1956 Lamar Tech 21, USL (Lafayette). 1955 Lamar Tech 19. USL (Beaumont). 1954 Lamar Tech 26, USL It (Lafayette). 1953 USL 22, Lamar Tech II (Beaumont).

1952 USL 14, Lamar Tech II (Latayette). (Series tied at 5 wins each). WARRIOR HALTED Mike Linscomb (48) of the Fatima Warriors, is hatted bv Teurlings' Charles Perry during action in last night's game at Clark Field. Fatima. ranked as the state's top Class team, won 45-0 over its cross-town District 5-B rival.

(Advertiser Staff Photo) USL-Lamar Tech probable lineups: USL Offense LT Offense QB George Coussan (180) QB Tommv Tomlin (198) TB Jim Barton (195) TB Glen Hill (177) FB Ronald English (175) Roy Pendergraft (1 ".) Leslie Cross (200) I.G Donald Blair (200) RG Gerald Dugas (200) LT Myles Casbon (195) RT lames Doyle (220) TE Baron Babineaux (205) SE Nelson Schexnayder (170) Team average: 193 (184 backs, 198 line) USL Defense iSft Mike McDonald (170) Sft Ken Hollier (180) iDCb David Rogers (170) Lafayette High Wins By 24-9 FB Johnny Lee (191) Flk Patrick Gibbs (174) Jackie Young (212) LG Mordie Marcontell (221) RG George Pachuca 1 230) LT Dannv Hetzel (245) RT Bill Menard (245) TE Tony Walter (178) SE Ronnie Gebauer (171) Team average: 204 (185 backs, 214 line) LT Defense Sft -Lotice Cole (177) DCb George Williams (191) DCb Bennie Lansford (170) Mon Jerrv Harvev (180) SLb Bob Lakin (185) WLb Randv Nunez (196) Lb Stan Pierce (212) LT Garv Crockett (218) RT Phil'ip O'Neal (217)) I.E Bob McAnellv (205) RE Barry Lussier (226) Team average: 198 (180 backs, 208 front 7) LT Results (Won 3, Lost 2) LT 13. Mc.N'eese State College 7 LT 19. South E. La. College 21 LT 9, New Mexico State Univ.

7 LT 20. Southern Illinois Univ. 15 LT 9. 'Abilene Christian Col. 22 "-Southland Conference (0-11 By JIM GUIDRY Advertiser Sports Writer The Mighty Lions of Lafay ette, recuperating from a 14 iDCb Dickey Mart (200) ing seconds of the second period i ponded with a beautiful 24 yard LB Charles Knowles (190) when Breaux booted a 23 yard 'kick through the crossbars and LB Ronald Vestal (190) field goal on a fourth and three' the Lions went ahead 17 3.

MG Terry Mitchell (170) situation from the Tiger 13. Terrebonne had the hall going LT Gerald Link (205) A penalty on the part of the into the fourth quarter and the Mitchell (190) Terrebonne "11" gave the Lions Tigers from Houma ate up two LE-Steve Shea (ISO) 0 loss to AAA powerhouse La j. holf mimitPS ill oiotlt tit-Jim HUniCr I JUU Team average: 186 (180 backs, 190 front 7) a iu.m uowu ai uits aeveu the Lafayette team decided to; plays to their final score, forego the three points in favor: The tally came on a three Grange, beat the Tigers of Terrebonne 24 9 last night to the thrill of an overflow homecoming crowd in Lafayette High Stadium. The non district clash hiked fho i 1 rDmrl In fitrn of another try at a six pointer. yard quarterback sneak by Ter USL Results The first play from scrim- rebonne's Fremin.

The two (Won 1, Lost 4) mage following' the penalty, point conversion attempt by USL 6. N. Tex. State Univ. 40 toss was intercepted Fremin fell short of the goal USL 13, E.

Tex. State Univ. 24 Soevrcr's wins ana two losses, i.aiayei.uji,- uj FIST, a S.E. La. College 3 1.

i ill ui.u.u uimuruuviu. 17 USL 21, 'Louisiana Tech 34 USL 0. Ark. State Univ. 26 -Gulf States Conference (1-1) Terrebonne was first to draw! Ihlood in the fray, capitalizing the groan of the half: Lafayette was up and roaring ion the accurate toe of quarter tlme holn' the ensuing kickoff and drove iback Glynn Fremin for a 33 'ile second half opened with 58 yards in 11 plays to put the yard field goal earlv in the the Lions taking the Tiger kick-i final tally on the scoreboard 'first period l0lf on tneir own tnree and re-i with 5:12 remaining in the Lafavette was fast to recover only to fumble and have Terre- Notre Dame Rips DeRidder Dragons from the three point deficit.

Afer the tally. Coach Foreman of the Lions brought fresh fHoi-L- Covror (nnnocii.l on 1)01)110 reCOVef. night. Other players are Danny Desormeaux (32) of Fatima. and Gary Proctor (86) of Teurlings.

(Advertiser Staff Photo) REBELS AMBUSH WARRIOR Teurlings' defensive players Barry Johnson (11) and Thomas Guidry (30) stop Fatima quarterback Chris Kidder during game action last 28 yard bomb to Mike Doucet lhe Tlgers turn tumbled men into the fray from his with three minutes and 25 sec-jtne Pigskin back to the Lions bench and tie game see sawed onds remaining in the tne Llon 33 and the Lafayette, jnto the final buzzer with Lafay- ouarter and Goldie Breaux squan urove lcuu ette victorious, 24 9 CROWLEY The Notre The run failed for the extra tour vara line wnere iney lost rfisrpparHerl hnotod tho pvfra nnint to rush uttiiit- riuiicri kui lwu him uk- injured leg to lead the Lion touchdowns on the running Notre Damp tacked on 1 the Mighty Lions to a 7 3 the ball on downs ij Terrebonne took over ln li 1 I-1-1 i rushing attack with 18 carries 0f halfback Al Dore and went points in the second period to i Th mr.ro spnr. their own four yard line and which totaled 80 yards. lead 28 0 at the half. on to down the DeRidder Dra- lo in fho firct half hut the on the iirst try trom scrimmage yuarternack hpeyrer 42 0 in a District 4 -J David Breaux raced into ths kj nunl ir, i.u fumbled the ball in the end game here lastiena zone tor is yards out lor U1V1U linn a bnauvc 'v, uiu i nnrtther thvpp nntntc in thp pin. Zone.

twenty pass'es, mostly 10 ja, football LeBauve and Doucet. and com- eht Fatima Defeats Teurlings, 45-0 the tirst Pioneers scored in the Dame moved lo a 4 seond period and Leo Leonard 1U1 1UO vdius uic Ti. GAME STATISTICS Terre. 7 sir passage. ftasnea varas with an mter- 3 overall record with the ver- cention for the second tally.

Don I Soevrer replacement tne a i rii. iiq attain mine up vnu umumui uii. uu in hoot to push the Lions to a 14 fnurlh quarter, 137 pound Terry trict record and is tied for ran for two points fol- First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Total offense Passes att-comp Passes intercepted by 84 175 20-8 3-37 5-3 lead in the vouthful third lmcw 1111 aul iNo. 2 spot in tne league witn v- pPriod yard completion. Westlake.

a 22 21 conqueror ond quarter tallies. Then as the third quarter: The Lions went the aerial of Jennings last night. Paul I rey dashed seven yards Vo' was fading, the Lions intercept-! route 22 times in the contest! The Pioneers also kept De-1 midway of the fourth period for inH altaplroH nvor thp turf 43 UiHiW'c nsffattvs trpak alive. Otrp Dame tally and Randy Punts-average Second Pumfales-no. lost Yards penalized the By DEAN ST.

CYR Advertiser Sports Writer 5 secondary either, though, as with them into I they picked off three Fatima quarter of play. SCORE BY QUARTERS ru L'lcmiu iiciidi mill prrprtoTi" aerials. The Fatima Higli School War- W1U nine minutes lett tne Laf. I0 down to the five yard line of times in a balanced attack The Dragons are now 0 8 on i'ul-the Tigers (and) stalled. which broke the Tiger defense, the year and 0 5 in league.

the final No- 0piT.o: ojtig up atari second quarter, the fatima TERR Fremin, 3S flew goal nlav and liaP Failed In score lJamK Lu UIsm on i Thp Warrior Pol off to a spcwidarv was mi lo tricks LAF Doucet .28 pass from spevrer The opportunity was there: Lafavette will take on the Sul SliaCK irom a tremenuuus iuu-, (Breau. kicki a nnint lhi var eisht yard pass from Ken Bergeron. The kick failed on the no cramo anH a fino dplpnivp Dang U) siari ut a nisi luariei again, inis nine was uauiiy i LAFjudice. recovered fumble in end ruirinou (juui luiuouura ucic ucu i i. Qg koine dliu use iiticiiai.i.

i i ii i rr .11. 1 i i I Uv tlio Tonrlinur ulal as Pia.VCU COIIipit' I Cl till 1 Ul'SUl llieaia WHO SUatCUCU UU wnw, irau -liuni WJ Bivr simua UIUU1C1 ,111 limuu eiliuumei nj yilie line to race the leuxuDRS Lm m.i LAF Breaux, 24 field goal tn i Hi-'i- ih with attempt. Notre Dame's offense licked Kebeis 45-0 here in a District ST JTSTJ ZTZTmXZ. 3 lIi IJKT a a "'c 6 HJTT t. niaht IOC nrfluuiuxa vr.i hi 11 lu inc icui iiu.i um lui-- Breaux, i run ttsreaiA kick) wac uvuu.

iiitr vuuuici lea 1111.1 r.c c-B tame last nini p. onnrt rinum Riistv our yaru run. luc hi.c for 4 2 varrts (otal The Pion. for three plays and Dore had The ranked number a rril in hp tato uimou yards rushing. 53 of the 59 yards, or the PAT failed.

Thu inn fir Hpf on so u-q nnt Later in the first period i. hphind hv the of- from six yards Dore tan in rfiTT. rvll 'Nelson pass and brought it In the latest Associated I'ress, just wouldn't be denied as Ue Jeurluig 22 yard Lev outclassed the Rebels in Jrom there only took the offensive game and feld the Wrao ttna plays to hu them intact in the defensive Paydlrt. It was DeSo who smashed over Irom the five tho Warrior, with the six points that came Northside Vikings Roar lota Bulldogs By 49-24 out to make the score 12 0. Roseboro fense.

Notre Dame's defenders allowed tho Dragons four first downs, and a total offense of minus 25 vards. The Dragons had minus 31 yards rushing and i six yards nassine for the night. I Notre Dame did not have to I punt during the pntire contest. half in in I with only one and one up to 8-0 overall and 5-0 loop, a.ii- fail hv i minutes gone the game Ko- C. LIMB WUUC titut" I virtue of the loss to 0-5 in Champagne .1 was Dropped By Minnesota GAME STATISTICS DeRidder league and 1-7 on the season.

Richard DeSoto who did not After the ensuing kickoff. the fee too much action last night, Warriors' Mo Fagot got his: the back no men on a blocked pass at the By RANDY VIDRINE later to tie the game. Russell Leger passes of 10 and fourth down at its 48. the Advertiser Sports Writer Starting from the Bulldogs' 24 yards, while Kevin Gotte Vikings again took advantage of The Northside Vikings, run- 37, Kevin Gotte carried for five received one for 24 yards. the Bulldogs.

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i. 11 swi iiuui uiuk uir oou iii.c. -31 8-J A 1 PaSS'ng yardage A Kj 1. Total offense MINNEAPOLIS-ST I'nb-i Passes att-comp fn to two louchdowss: Warriors the ball the Rebel; the limit, raced past the Iota up the first on an 18-yard slither the next time it got the ball. losing 10 yards.

Landry threw But the fatima club ran Bulldogs 49-24 before a capacity off tackle then, on the next called on Carol Rubin once to Richard on the next call, a (AP) The Minneapolis orli.if'a imercepieo oy UUC tCIUllCU 1U l.o kja u.uu.' UUe rcuoiieu 1U 0.3 ru, no into penalty trouble andicrowd at Northside Stadium play. Mike Gotte got four to again. Rubin went 24 yards for 62 yarder, and the Vikings tion that the Minnesota Twins: Fumbles -no. los 0- 0 1- i aw "7 Iponldn'i- not a nrivp Parted so I here last night. the Vikings' 36.

On third and: the TD, extending the Northside now led. 40-18. Rubin went 1 .1 i in isras nenaniea live through lor the two pointer. nave "'W score by quarters Zsiai a scorina cad they kicked. Gaining 108 yards on the four.

Kevin Gotte got live yards margin to 20-12 with riug ground was Carol Rubin, who for the first. After two more minutes left in the half. a league veteran John Koseooro. DeRidder 0 9 0 0 .111 U.HUC Wnlrn Haa 111. 11..

tur Koseooro was Miira Five Times Hanrps than an onera firsts Ihp lotan; sndHpnlv were Rnhin showed his usual form none unubGO man oli uwwi 1 11. ins: iitut. i.uuni i 11 on (ho ri oh Ho I U1U LO, auuucuu mui in waiict i.u. iaku ii.un idneoi DeSoto only carried the ball Bang on 10. ine pigmne oy Bllhin two faoort with fourth ho.

anH a in iin, tho to.tphriown The in tho fourth miaWpr k'pvin players dropped Irom tne N.t. Dore run (Pass tailed) Tve time, from scrimmage jhrowmg er got gh and a two point yard to go for the score. score gave Rubin 41 points for Gotte scored the third of touch-: Minnesota major gueroster: b.x runben. (luring his night's work, but hands on nail aaa 101 conve.M011 Ul lhe Viking cause Mike Gotte went straight the season. downs, a two yarder.

ending Friday- pother big name was. run, 52 yards for better than fc i and. in the last period, returned through the middle for six Northside again scored in the a 54 vard drive, a 27 vard meran reiiei piicner ui ui-; d. Frey 7 run (Johnson run) gained warriors me pigssja on me. hic int.

Cntt.t BiK.ell iiiElon. psss 10 1 OR Iln. Ho, I f- iii.ni hi. uwiini mui t.o iciimiiiius M'i'nc ituvu "'in ir.n.n la.iea; T.hp man behind the running L' i to the Bulldogs' 34 where some- the first Quarter, endine. a drive Leger set up tne score 'h.

to the Bulldogs' 34 where some-; the first quarter, ending a drive ing. The Roseboro and Worthington were released outright. Five one caught up with him. of 63-yard stature. Trying fori Started Drive score now was 42-24.

game oi ine center nf he line Ul esc()re nf (hp match was David Jumon- The win gives the Vikings a Iwo points. Quarterback Darrell The Vikings started the drive Northside added the pall to others were sold to the twins on a 25 yard jaunt ll ille who chalked up 91 yards '5-1 record, while lota evened Trahan's pass was off its mark, on their 30. Benny Benoit pitch- the casket, with a scoring run Triple A Denver franchise. They on 10 attempts. Jumonville also Perrett Holds its record at 4-4.

and the game was tied at 6-6. ed two pass completions to Rob- by Boo Menard with 6:57 to go were pitchers Charley Walters capped the Warriors' scoring This time quarterback Hankj It was a game of numerals. Kevin Gotte gained 33 yards iniert Richard, passes of 14 and i in the game. The score was set and Danny Morris, catcher John for the night with a 26 yard; Pcrretl who holds the place Each team managed to score the drive. 41 yards, both of them beauts, up by a 41 yard return of Sevcik, outfielder Frank Kostro: break away run in the final half kicks for Champagne jumped up in every quarter.

Only seconds had ticked by From the 14. Benoit went off punt by Rubin. and first baseman Cotton Nash. of the fourth quarter. nd tossed a pass to Carl Ditch! lota beat Northside in first before Northside regained the tackle then slanted to the right The total offense was Seven members of the Twins The Rebels iust couldn't get tw0 n0'nl and the downs and passing yardage, but lead on a 19 yard run by for the score.

Landry tried to Northside edged the Iotans by farm system w-ere elevated to SID ORY SELLS Franklin Life Phone 232-2446 pass for two points, hut tailed 257 20o. Neither team had a the big league roster their running game started with Warriors were racing with a 14- the ikings had the emphasis Boo Menard on the ground game, gaining Drive Begins At halftime. the score was 26- pass intercepted. Northside was Thev are pitchers Bob Geb- 0 margin. the Fatima line in high gear IIO nawle to Tho 1.,,.

Iho 10 nan.l SO oomnioo foil I. n. 1 thp Rehs tried to oven A little later with three: nara anD rich r-eierseou, caicu- iho hi? linemen Bui thit didn't-minutes left in the bustlin first! the Bulldogs. Northside 40. Darrell Landry lota scored first in the third five for lota.

er Paul Ratliff. shortstops Dan- vork either as 'thev found the! quarter Dale Doming. Taki8 the KM and Benny Benoit, alternating quarter. Bo "enard gained 108 yards By Thompson and Mike Brooks Warrior Vpcnndarv pvp. vwhere 'ff a Fatima pass from quarter- wta drove steadily until it at quarterback, each threw au Passes of 13 and 35 yards in seven carries for Northside, and outfielders Jim Nettles and uainor seconuar imi.

witr-it. the Vikings' 37. From inconipletion. bringing up a plaved important roles in the while Darrel Hebert got 36 Rob Storm 1 atima defensive hacks nabbed ii a Jimmy t.ax n. nut Th.n tho tnorhdown in f- vvt ooi- Uomingue was downed at nts iir i om nigue was aouueo ai foi.r Tending nasses ie ine ena zone ana.

tuns, ine oait canary tnrew a pass to nooen During tnis nne, aukp i.oue piays Acaoiana on me was brought out to the 20. Richard, a 29 yarder. giving replaced Darrell Trahan at road and Iota hosts Sunset, where Northside began its Northside a first down at the quarterback. Code, three plays contest. The Rebels weren't own two ard line.

standing still in their defensive The Rebs got it out to the; four before they had to kick SAME statistics Ion fourth down, hut the ball; scorin; drive. 1 31 yard line of Iota Rubin after he replaced Trahan. gime statistics lota North. I was centered over punter Gary From the 20, Rubin took the then kept for 11 yards and handed off to Kevin Gotte who Firs) ijmtm ball and went 16 yards to the another first, and Menard took went the rest of the distance I Rushing yardage 36. Another first down was it in gracefully.

Renoit passed of the drive. The run or two Passing yardage earned by Darrel Hebert as he to Menard for the two point points was nailed and the score passes aVcomo ran tor 19 yards to the Bulldogs" conversion, making it 14-6 in was 26-18 at the time. Passes intercepted ov I I'rocior ncan I'rocior touwieo 52 it and it fell out of the end. 205 lit 13 252 9-5 0 3-3 3 35 37 67 21 -S 3 5-31 .6 582 12-5 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Total offense Passes att-comp Parses Intercepted by Punts-average Fumbles-no. lost Yards penalized NOTICE You May Now Get Condition Sheets For Race Saturday Night, Nov.

1st, Under Lights zone for a safely against the; Rebels. The Warriors then led; i-3 5 45. After Boo Menard cot three favor of the Vikings. Again, the Vikings matched punis-ayerage 16-' US Frje Kick 50 Fumbles-no. lost 2-1 Yards penalized 5 SCORE BY QUARTERS to the 42.

Rubin was given the The score at the end of the the score Northside had the call and he ran in his own first quarter was 14-6. ball on its 34. Rubin earned 25 SCORE BY QUARTERS DeSoto grabbed the free kick i 6-24 typical fashion for the score. In the second period, the Bull- for 16 yards for a first at mid- vr- lota 6 Northside li Teurlings 0 0 0 i i i 16 749 Fatima 23 7 75 "'i u.c in. auuicuiucu Jbe nm (nr fall(r, riofi5 decreased the Northside field Menard then ran 33 yards NOR -Rub 42 run (run failed) 10 Gotte run (pass failed) NOR Menard 19 run (Benoit to Menard and.

with 7:06 left. Northside lead to 14-12 on a four yard for another to the lota 17 i VMin r. i ueioio i nm i.n. leneai i or new. i lit I in tai CT B.W.

-It 4o Darrel Hebert then scored from from Perret) len nv b-u. run oy Kevin i.oue wnn fat. safety, centered out of nd on second down Doug Dutt Rubin gained 58 yards in two remaining. there, making it 32-18 with 5:41 voko lrniiL1! ne tinr li i it i.r. 1...

tO K. Gotte 4 run (pass fa ted) NOR Rubin 24 run (pass failed) NOR Benoit 14 run (pass failed) 10 -K. Gottte 5 run (run faiied) NOR Richard 62 pass from Landry CARENCRO RACE TRACK Carencro. La. 896-9995 FAT.

Putt 30 run (Champagne k.ck uui uau mr uinr. nmir icii 10 lue luuu iv.duri. Liaouis 5 run ichampagr kick) '''lid rambled the tinal yaras not been for good blocking, rieri four times for 11 vards. tossed to Hebert for two points FAT-Trahan run (Foreman Pass for the score. Champagne's kick the Vikings mav have had to Trahan completed three of three to make ii 34-18 at -jurnonyiii, 26 run finally split he uprights and the give up the ball.

passes for 41 yards, each of Alter lota faked a punt and 'iY Go 10 K. Gone 2 run (pass failed) NOR Menard 31 run (Landry kick) ncki i warriors orougni a jo-u ieao 101? came DacK six muunes mem eeti'iig tirst downs tnrew an unsuccessful pass on i.