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Russell Britt (42) carries the ball down the field in Friday nights game against the Stanfield
Tigers
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secondary for 45 yards latter on in
the possession ihe M ustangs'
quarterback Dick I V ein ran to the
right, on the option, as Flanker back
Hi can Pad berg followed gingerly,
when Devin got hit, he turned and
pitched to the speedster Padherg who
streaked in front H) y arils out
Place kicker Craig Angell. scor
ing Nith of the extra points, nude the
score 14 0 at the end of the first
quarter Ihe red hot Mustangs had
a sizzling I ' t yards rushing
Near the end of the second period
the
M ustangs
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'heniselves in scoring position after
i 14 yard strike from Devin to
Angell Ihe next play. Devin con
punt
Ihe nest play the Mustangs pitch
cd left to C 8C leading rusher,
sophomore Russell Britt as he found
daylight through the defensive
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nested w ith Dwayne Hall for a one
yard touchdown pass to end the first
halt 21 0
In the second half, the Mustangs
received the kick o lt but could not
convert the first down
Ihe Mustangs were forced to
punt, but a badly snapped ball
ended up in Stanfield's hands m
scoring position A lter an incom
plete pass and a two yard run Tiger
quarterback Shawn M aflu celli roll
ed left and scampered in from *2
yards out as the extra point kick was
blocked by Hall and Jesse Jeffreys
fhat concluded the scoring of the
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Ihe learn was led hv running has k
Jim Hrosnan as he ran lor two
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Freshman quarterback Hob Krctn
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Hcppncr High football coach l int
Hirkby finally accomplished his goal
in beating the Stanfield I ig cr\ 2 1 b
It was his first vein over the Tigers
in three years as head coach fo r the
Mustangs
Senior tailback Scott Jones |ump
started the Mustangs as he scored
from U yards out on «mis the sivth
play from , the line o f scrimmage
The Mustangs then stopped the
Tigers' offense after only gaining
one firsi dossil then forcing them t"
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The Mustang defense was very
dominating has tng seven people with
double figures in defensive points
The team was led by defensive end
Harney Lindsay and hy linebackers
Jeffreys and Scotl Davis The
defense forced four turnovers Two
fumbles were recovered by nose
guard Jones and senior tackle Terry
(iray Secondary Devin and Hntt
each intercepted a pass
Ihe offensive line was credited by
Hirkby tor making the gaps for the
backs and giv ing lime in the passing
game The line inlcudes center !X>ug
M arlatt. guards Jeffreys and (ira y .
and tackles Davis and 270 pound
senior (icne Lancaster
The Mustangs next opponent w ill
be M orrow County nval Riverside
Pirates who arc 0-2 Hcppncr w ill
have to stop the potent rxinnmg game
o f the Pirates, led by Senior runn
ing back Rick Holden who has
already been oscr the 100 yard n urk
this season The game is scheduled
lor September 23 at Boardman
Cam pbell, fourth-A nn Cutsforth.
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