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The Bulldogs host Deer Creek of
Edmond on Friday for their annual
homecoming game.
Deer Creek lost their season
opener last week to Jones, 17-10.
Christian helped herself to the
victory with a lead-off homerun in
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drove down to score on a Bearden
run.
In the fourth, the Tigers QB,
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taken out due to in juries
The Leopards took the lead early
in the game and remained in con-
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MONTY BISHOP (36) of Rush Springs, tries to turn the comer against a
defender during the Redskins 28-14 season-opening loss to Wayne
Thursday night Rush Springs' first home game is Friday. Sept. 9. against
Velma-Alma. Kick-off is set for 7:30 p.m.
(Photo by Brenda Horry).
In the second period, a 28-yard
field goal by Shawn Duffey and a
two yard run by Jason Savage put
the Bulldogs on top, 15-0, at in-
termission.
Shane Denard and Mike Harrel
scored on runs of 8 and one yards
respectively to round out the scor-
ing.
In the game, the Minco defense
held the Bobcats to just 37 yards
rushing and four first downs.
"We played the way we thought
we would and the kids performed
the way we thought they would,"
Coach Tom Cobble said. "Other
than a few miscues in the kicking
game, we played pretty well."
Led by defensive tackle, T.J.
Hamill, 6'2", 255 lbs, Cobble says
this will be one of the better teams
the Bulldogs face this year.
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FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF 1994.
Minco Bulldog, #43, Chris
Firestone ran in the first
touchdown of this season for the
Bulldogs Friday night as the
Bulldogs snapped the Bridge
Creek Bobcats in the season
opener.
(Photo by Brenda Horry)
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By Jason Klopfenstein
The Tuttle Tigers lost a close
game to Lindsay during their sea-
son opener, Friday night.
The Leopards first scored on a
Jason Perry run and took the lead
7-0. Tuttle then came back with a
long drive at 1:28 in the first quar-
ter with Ryan Pace coming across
the line for the Tigers. The Jeff
Douglas extra point kick was good
and tied the score, 7-7.
In second quarter action, the
Leopards took the lead on an Aric
Bearden run; the extra point was
good. Tiger tailback. Pace, came
out with an arm injury.
Lindsay scored another touch-
down with three minutes left in (he
half on a Scotty Henson run and a
failed two-point conversion,
bringing the score to 20-7 at the
half.
In the third quarter, Tuttle tried
ON DEFENSE. Michael Pelley (83), Kevin Worden (50) and Michael
P) mme Vasil (65) are three seniors on the 1994 Rush Springs Redskins squad
Z ail who had their season get off on the wrong foot when they lost to Wayne
\ M last week, 28-14. The Redskins host Velma-Alma this Friday beginning at
2 ha 7;30 p.m. Last season, Velma-Alma eliminated Rush Springs in the third
3r ew round of Class A playoffs.
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By Brenda Horry           And all the scoring came from
The Minco Bulldogs scored in five different players.
every quarter Friday night on their In the first quarter, Chris Fire-
way to a 30-0 shutout over Bridge stone scored first from one yard out
Creek.                                to give Minco a 6-0 lead.
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