Page 8-Section l-Plano Daily Star-Courier Wednesday, November 13, 1974 Plano Rated Second In A AAA Football Unbeaten, untied Plano Wildcats are rated second in the United Press Inter national Sctuxilboy Football Katings this week Plano advanced to the second spot last week, now (lass AAA A 1. Wichita Falls Rider 2. Plano (9-0) 3. San Antonio Churchill 4. Longview (9-0) 5 Arlington Heights 6.
Midland i8-l) 7. Tyler John Tyler (9 1) 8. Brazoswixjd (9-1) 9. Dallas Carter (8 1) 10. Amarillo Palo Duro rated behind another 0 () team.
Wichita Falls Rider IMano won the District 13 AAAA (Championship for the (bird consecutive year with a .34 7 win over the I5y I nited Press InternatifHial lass AAA 1. Beaumont South Park 2. Cuero (10-0) 3. Donna (9-0) 4 Snyder (8-1) 3. Brownwood (8-1) 6 Brazosport (9-1) 7.
Uvalde dO-O) 8 Jacksonville (9-0) 9 Belton (9-1) 10 Wharton (80-2) Wildcats last week will the loot hall playoffs for the filth eonsecutn year against the winner of District llA.XAA. eitfier Lufkin or John 'I lass A 1 Hamshire-Fannett (9-0) 2. Newton (8-1) 3. Kenedy (9-0) 4 (Comanche (9-0) 5. Dimmitt (9-0) 0 Freer (9-0) 7 Hwks (8-1) 8 Van Vleck (9-0) 9 (Cameron (7-0-2) 10 F'loydada (9-1) Cap District; Look to Greenville Lions Surprising with 4-5 Record Planus Wildcats play the mrxit surprising team in District 13-AAAA this week, the (ireenville Lions Greenville is onlv passed in the loss column in district play by Paris.
However, the Lions always play Plano tough, and there is always the possibility DISTRK STANDINiiS TEAMS DISTRICT GB SEAS(4N PS PA Plano 60 9 0 0 0 202 40 Denton 4 1 I 5 3 1 135 119 ('ar roll ton 4 2 0 5 40 2 88 95 Ix'wisville33 0 4 503 101 153 Deni.son 33 036 03 131170 Sherman 2 4 03 604 75 136 (ireenville15 4 50 595 121 Paris 0 5 10 7 2 51130 LAST (iAMES: Denton 21, Denison Lewisville 21. Sherman 8, Plano34, Paris Turner 7, Greenville 0. THIS GAMES (FINAL): Plano Vs. Greenville, Denison Vs. Sherman, Paris Vs.
Lewisville, R.L. Turner Vs. Denton. Plano YMCA Grid Results Following arc Plano YMCA football results for games played last weekend TIimiX.HAHE Sigler 7 Mendenhall Stars 0 Despite a g(M)d effort, the Stars were downed 7 0 The Star offense was by halfback Bill Achauer with the only first down the managed against the Jet Danny Hill recovered a fumble. Stephen Brooks punted well and Jerry Hoagland displayed good tackling to highlight the Stars Other standouts were Mark Stallcup.
Ricky White. Bernie Farnurng and Ritchie White Aldridge Jaguars 19 Aldridge captured its victory of the season with g(M)d performances fiy each of the second place team memfoTS Jeff Farrell at defensive end. Larry Young, Linton Wray WCinrich. Ryan Bartsch ('huck Danny Macchio and John Hatch led the flefense and special teams' play Eric Vi-teto and 'rony Laday each scored touchdowns on runs of five and nine years with Mike (lO-yard touch down tirak the offtmsive highlight, aided fiy St'ott blocking Vi ist ie Vikings couldn't get rolling despite several standout efforts Backs Vincent Palmer, Tim Urban. Paul Lelko and Bubba Hanna managed yards The defense dug in the second half but catch the Jaguars despite the efforts of standouts Mike Witen, Bobby Fox, Marc Riggs.
Bryan Spolar. Sports Briefs Jamal Stic, and Jetf Wdlianis I ()l i ll Shepard Wildcats 19 Aldridge Longhorns Paul Davis two touchdowns, one rushing and the other on a Russ Bachinakas pa.ss, with Von Vloedman adding the third score in leading the Shepard offense Other offensive standouts were McKermott. Praig DeSpain. Scott Bedrosian. Trey I a Whitehead and Terry Anderson Defensive standouts were Richard Davenport.
Mark Moore. Kevin Moore and Keith Kramme Ja.son Wesch and Doug Plarke also played well Eric Bartsch provided the offensive bright spot for the Longhorns, rushing for 4(1 yards Lyle Caddell scored Longhorns TD on a (5(i yard kickoff I'eturn Ron Kerwin, Steen Gilbertson. Beau Rolfe. Erik Brady. Richard Weeks.
David Todd. Phamp Walker Scott Sw'inton and Dirk Hedges also played well Shepard Powboys eatherford Dynamites Steve Holmes led the Powboys offense with a (K)yard run Other top runners were Mark Jenison. Scott Scharfenberg and Ken Borgne Defensive standouts were Sterling Simons. Lonnie Prist. ('harles PummilL Bret and Phil Logan Drew Decker and Phris Arnn also played well Mendenhall Barron 19 Aldridge Red Devils Key defensive players for the winning Dolphins were Petie Praig Loveland.
Jack Alexander. Phillip Stanley, John Richmond, Andrews. Larry Shackleford, and Mark 'I'aylor Offensive standouts were Praig Lewis. Grant (iunter, Pete Barke. Ben Baker with a I'D.
Brady Hunt with a TD The Red Devils set up a score on a 50-yard pass from Karl Herrera to Greg Hall capped by Herrera five yard run Larry McCMy and Scott Edwards also played well Forman-Meadows 30 Davis Christie 0 The Falcons offense was led by Keith Ackley. Rob Tracey, Scott West and Jeff Smith, each with touchdowns. Greg Whitaker. Tommy David Jeanes. Burt Palmer and Tim Hill also played well on offense.
Defensive standouts were John Newell, Wayne Littlefield, Scott Elam, Jody Short. Larry Wood and John Allen By United national Press Inter- GEARY. Okla (UPI) Jesse Rowlodge. an Arapaho Indian chief wfio played football with Jim Thorpe, will be buried today in the western Oklahoma prairie where he was born Rowlodge, 95, was described by relatives as the oldest Arapaho before he died Sunday Rowlodge was born in 1879 in Indian Territory and was appointed a tribal chief as a young man He was chair man of the Arapho Tribal ('ouncil for 40 years Row lodge was a graduate of Carlisle University, where he played football with Thorpe, an American Indian who was describcHl as the world's greatest athlete MIAMI (UPI) University of Miami (quarterback Kary Baker enrolled in a pre trial tervention program Tuesday after being charged earlier this week with illegally taking money for a summer job Baker was charged with accepting two paychecks totaling $249 from a summer work program for un i i I children without doing any work The intervention program will reln've him of any jail sentmicc' or court ap pearance and will expunge the arrest from his record Miami Poach Pete Elliott said Baker would retain his place on the roster unless he was found guilty ST LOUIS (UPI) Terry Metcalf probably will see action when the St Louis to strengthen their lead in the National Football East Division at Philadelphia Metcalf injured his right knee two games ago against Dallas, and played only the first half of Monday loss to Mmne.sota He is listed as probable for the Eagles game The who lead Washington in East l)V one game, said offtnisive guard Boh Young will definitely not plav Philadelphia because of a knee injury also suffered in the against the Powbovs Park Mall Shopping Center HAM SAUSAGE FRESH PORK CHICKEN RIBS Qoi, Ibooks Boofe-s 6e, mAiteoj I4T A Isr. Ib.oMV iif.R Custom Cooking And Holiday Hams Turkeys Plus Special Party Orders.
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