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OTHELLO, WASHINGTON
THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1974
Coach Glenn Waltz' Othello at the end. The Eagles struck
Huskies, who found a "three- for two touchdowns, in the
quarter" effort just good fourth quarter and were
enough to beat the Connell trying to get their third on the
Eagles last Friday, will be board when Brian Stickel
hoping to put together a full intercepted a pass in the
game tomorrow night when endzoneon thefinal play of the
they host Selah. game.
"We haven't beaten Connell
The Huskies, who will be that often, so it is a!ways great
going for their second straight
win, willcollide with the tough to win from them, the coach
Vikings at 8 p.m. Friday at said. "There were probably
Huskie field, several factors in the fourth
Weitz reports the Huskie quarter let-down. We had
spirits are high from last started substituting and our
Friday s game, which saw the starters had relaxed. We also
local squad roll up a 20-0 lead probably played it a little too
asit dominated the lit'st three conservative, and never did
quarters, and then scramble get good field position in the
through the final few minutes fourth quarter."
to pull out a 20-14 victory. The coach noted that it was
"Despite the fourth quarter amazing how close the Huskies
let-down, we're happy with came to a pair of pre-season
the victory and looking toward goals they had set for the
a good game with Selah on Connell game. The team
members had set a 28-14
victory as their aim, and hoped
to score two touchdwns and
shut out the Eagles in the first
half.
Friday," Weitz said. "The kids
are real excited and we have
great spirit."
Waltz warned, however,
that the Vikings have lots of
talented personnel and are
probably a better team than
the one which stunned the
Huskies 42-14 in the two
team's second game last
season at Selah.
Not One-Sided
The Othello coach is quick to
point out that last year's score
was no true indication of the
strength of the two teams. The
Huskies stayed right with
Selah through most of the"~
game, despite some costly
mental errors early, and then
let the Vikings have three late
fourth quarter touchdowns
with the Othello l~eserves in
action.
"We're looking for a big
improvement over last year
and think we can get the
victory," Weitz reported.
Huskie scouting reports
from Selah's opening 6-0 loss
to Sunnyside last Saturday,
show the Vikings actually
dominated the game and
missed on several scoring op-
portunities after getting the
ball inside the 10-yard line.
Sunnyside's offense is built
around a big, tough 205-pound
fullback; and a speedy half-
back named Miller, who scored
three times against the
Huskies last season. The
Viking quarterback also had
112 yards rushing in the
Sunnyside game. In addition,
Selah features lots of size in
their offensive line and have a
quick defensive squad.
Lineup Listed
Waltz said the Huskies
should be physically ready for
the game. He will be counting
on fullback Mitch Buck, who
was named the Tri-City area
player of the week for his
Connell effort; quarterback
Kenny Pecka and halfbacks
Gary Paterson and Richard
Bisnett to carry the offensive
load.
The only "doubtful" Huskie
starters are senior John Capps
who suffered a sprained ankle
in the first quarter against
Cannel], and senior tackle
Roland Cerrillo with a muscle
pull. Both will probably be
sitting out the Selah game.
Dan Brown will be back at
center, with sophomore Den-
nis Deloach expected to join AI
Dellinger at guards. Roger
Nield and Rob Johnson, who
missed last week's opened due
to an early season illness, will
probably be at tackles. Roger
Beus and Mark Mohs are
expected to go at the end
spots.
Weitz said few changes are
planned on defense with junior
Brian Stickel expected to go at
safety in place of his brother
Kevin, who suffered a knee
injury against Connell. Stand-
outs on defense last Friday
were Buck with eight tackles
and eight assists from his
middle linebacker spot, and
Gary Peterson with five
tackles and four assists at
corner.
In reviewing the Connell
game, Waltz said he was still
pleased with the win, despite
the fact they had to scramble
Connell Starts Fast
The Eagles actually had the
upper hand in the opening
minutes of the game, but the
Huskies soon took over the
momentum on the passing of
Pecka and the rushing of Buck,
who rolled up 104 yards in 17
carries in the game.
With speedy Thane David-
son picking up big chunks of
yardage, Connell drove to the
Othello 10 the first time it got
the ball, only to be stopped by
a fumble.
The Huskies went all the
way on their second posses-
sion. Taking over on their own
28 after an Eagle punt, the
Huskie offense moved into
gear. Buck broke off a pair of
big gainers to mid-field and
Pecka then Connected with
Paterson, who made a pair of
great moves and got all the
way to the Eagle 21. A
Pecka-Beus pass gave the
Huskies a first down on the
six, Peterson smashed up the
middle to the one, and Buck
then broke through a big hole
for the score with 11:28 left in
the first quarter.• Bisnett's
kick made it 7-0.
Offense Clicks
ARer being stopped once
more by Connell, the Huskies
made their second scoring
drive a 66-yard march. A
42-yard pass from Pecka to
Beus moved the Huskies close
with Pecka then connecting
with Paterson from the 10 for
the score off the new
"sprint-out" pass which work-
ed well for the Huskies all
night. Bisnett's kick went wide
and the Huskies held a 13-0
lead at halftime.
Othello kept rolling in the
third quarter as Peeka mixed
his running and passing game
effectively in a 62-yard drive.
A pass to Mohs at the 12 set up
the score, with sophomore
John Bliss getting the touch-
down on a dive from the
Conneil two.
Bisnett's kick made it 20-0
with only 2:58 left in third
quarter and the Huskies
appeared to be on their way to
a laugher.
Eagles Come to Life
The Eagles had other ideas,
however, Quarterback Bart
Mackay started passing effec-
tively and with Davidson
ripping off big gainers, the
Eagles came right back to
score at 10:29 in the fourth
period.
The Huskies still had their
poise, but Pecka and Buck
went out on injuries, and they
found the~ suddenly couldn't
move the ball. Despite a
fumble recovery by Dellinger
at the Connell 26, the Eagles
promptly got the ball back on
the Huskie 39 after a high
center on an Othello punt
attempt.
It took Mackay just five
plays to pass the Eagles into
the endzone, connecting with
Curt Didier for the score.
• Connell came right back with
the same play for the two point
conversion, and the Huskies
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Bill Trescott and Bob Saturday, butshot
Stricker virtually led from out of contention on
"pole-to-pole" last weekend as Tied at 128 were
they breezed home with the Lawrence and Rod
Othello Golf and Country Club 62-66; Jim Moore
1974 Best Ball Championship Cromwell, 61-67;
by a four stroke margin. YamamotoandWalb
The two golfers dominated 62-66.
the 24-team field in the annual Trescott and
event at the local course as play to 11 and 17
they fired an opening round of respectively,
59 for the first day lead, and lead at the end of
were suddenly in trouble with then coasted home with a 62 on play over Steve C
the score 20-14 and 4:15
remaining. Sunday. Harmon Baxter, who
The Eagles got the ball Those totals gave them a to a 72 on Sunday.
again on their own 32 with two 121 final score - four strokes
minutes left. Working against better than Jim Way and | ..........
theHuskie"prevent" defense, Harry Sargent who were inJ FLOATBAR:.B-
Mackay passed his team all the second place with a 125. The ~ -
way to the Othello 23 before second place finishers had a I ~| I~N
Stickel pulled down the HEADED FOR GOALLINE - Gary Peterson of the Huskies dashes for the goalline-pair of steady rounds with 62 I ,,..,v
game-saving interception, after grabbing a pass from Kenny Pecka last Friday night to score Othello's second on Saturday and 63 on Sun- i
Game statistics follow: touchdown of the game against Connell. No. 30 for Connell is Steve Page. day. I WITH BUTT{)
tlarriers s Season I t Cossell m FrJduy Finishinginathree-waytie
for third place were teams who
all were in the running on
Coach Wayne Schutte's have been posting good times letterman Bruce Blackburn. along with freshman Mark ~
1974 Othello Huskie crossin practicesessions,but Currently battlin for the Egbert
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country team will make its reported he expects strong fifth position are seniors Craig Also in the running for M SALES
season debut this Friday when competition from the always- Solbrack and Chris Jones, varsity spots are senior Olle
it takes on the Connell Eagles strong Eagles. ~ nofvander, sophomores Andy ~V~ Grand Coulee, Call Collect 633-0
in a dual meet. Appearing assured of var-Millv Vonel Lone NunoandBrianBlackburnand
The event, which is the first sity starting positions are ua~, ~ ~ ~ freshman Randy Britt. WHANG----BANG---THEY'REMOVlN'OtrI'
meet for both teams, is set for senior lettermen Nell Gilbert, w|nner uver fro Following this Saturday's
4:30 p.m. Friday on the Allen Moulton and Steve dual meet, the Huskies will Two big doubles going to Twisp and Mansfieid
14' and an 8' wide here
TWO DOUBLE WIDES ON THE WAY
FROM FACTORY:
One is the famous Shelby, with tipout Other is
Fleetwood with expando 3-bedrooms, double
bathrooms in both
Connell course. Niblett, along with junior Milly Vogel was the lone host theOthelloInvitationalat
Schutte said the Huskies golfer to meet with success as Lions park on Sept. 21.
JVs Face Connell In OpenerMonday mem'bers of the Othello Golf
and Country Club Women's Win on Wednesday
The Othello football junior Royal on Sept. 23, Moses Lake Division played to "beat the
varsity will open its 1974 onOct. 8andEastmont on Oct. pro" on Tuesday. Stan Trautman and Del
season when it plays host to 14. All home contests will be at Mrs. Vogel turned in a 70Lampe combined for a net
the ConnellJVs at 6 p.m. next 6 pm. net round as she bested Pro round of 31 to win two-man
Monday Sept. 16. Road games will include Bill Porter by six strokes, best ball play last Wednesday
The Pups have a seven- Ephrata, 6 p.m., Sept. 30;Managing totiePorter withduring Men's Night at the
game schedule for this season Quincy, 5 p.m., Oct. 21; and 76 totals were Pat Potter and Othello Golf and Country
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This Friday At Huskie Field
Back in his third year as a Huskie varsity
member, this versatile senior was out-
standing playing in a new position last
Friday against Connell. Paterson broke into
the starting lineup as a sophomore at quar-
terback, and then was the signal-caller most
of last season for the squad. He has moved to
halfback this season where he is putting his
rushing and receiving talents to good use.
Peterson is also a two-way starter for the
Huskies, playing cornerback on defense.
This senior had an outstanding opening
game for the Huskies last weekend on both
defense and offense. He rushed for over 100
yards at his fullback spot and led the Huskies
on defense from his middle linebacker
position. Buck was a starter at fullback last
season as a junior and also played outside
linebacker and corner on defense. The
rugged senior is in his third year on the
varsity.
Remaining Games
Sept. 20 - At Royal Oct. 18 - Quincy, here*
Sept. 27 - At Toppenish Oct. 25 - At Hanford
Oct. 4 - Ephrata, here* Nov. 1 - At Omak*
Oct. 10 -at Eastmont* Nov. 8 - At Connell
*Conference games
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