(continued from page 1) Sophomore Cody Lohrding
Ashland rushed the ball for rushed the ball for 17 yards and
88 yards and passed for 52 more passed for 147 yards for a total
yards for a total of 140 yards, of 164 yards.
Senior Gerald Morehead led Junior Cody Konrade rushed
the T-Wolf offense with 174 for another nine yards. Junior
yards on the ground and 22 in Dalton Morehead ran the ball for
the air for a total of 196 yards, six yards as well as receiving the
He carried the ball 19 times for ball twice for 38 yards.
157 yards, received two passes Seniors Kody Huck and
for 17 yards, and completed Charlie Barragan each rushed for
three-of-four passes for 22 yards, three yards. Barragan received
More County Meeting
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aCOntinuedfrompaael) for a 48-inch cut from The
te financial repbff for the Lawnmower Store in Wood-
hospital, noting that July was ward, Okla. She also reported
the best month at the hospital that the estimate to repair the
during the past 10 years, existing mower would be $200 for
--Met with Lynda Cooley, parts, and an undetermined
courthouse custodian and amount for labor. After inspect-
groundskeeper, who discussed ing the mower themselves and
with the commissioners the need determining that some beatings
to repair or replace the eight- need to be replaced, the commis-
year-old Dixon mower she uses sioners instructed Mrs. Cooley
at the courthouse. Bids were to take it to a mechanic in
$5,328 for a 54-inch cut, or $5,145 Wellsford to have it repaired.
World Alzheimer's Day
Is September 21.
Pioneer Lodge is having a bake sale
beginning at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 9 in
front of Main Street Pharmacy. We are
raising funds to aid with the walk to end
Alzheimer's.
We will be having a team at one of
the nearest walk events. Your assis-
tance with making or buying an item
would be greatly appreciated.
Contact Pioneer Lodge if you
should have questions or would like
to give a donation, (620) 582-2123.
Remember ...
Everyone is invited
to our Monday night services at the
Coldwater Veterans' Building.
Dinner at 6:30 p.m. with worship
service at 7 p.m.
"God's Country
Cowboy Church is
reaching out to all
western folks and
the un-churched."
Pastor John Paul.
the ball three times for 82 yards,
and Huck caught three passes
for 19 yards.
Barragan was top receiver for 9/8
SCHS, followed by Dalton More-
head.
Trisfm Hazen, a junior, caught
one pass for 13 yards to round 9/9
out the South Central offense.
Sophomore Luke Reimer led
the Blue Jays offensively with
46 yards rushing and 37 yards
from pass receptions.
A total of 10 Timberwolves
were charted with tackles Friday
night against Ashland.
Junior Cabe Lindsay led the
defensive effort with 10 tackles.
Close behind him was senior9/10
Gerald Morehead with eight.
Seniors Kody Huck and
Charlie Barragan and junior
Dalton Morehead each had six 9/12
tackles. Sophomore Cody
Lohrding was credited with five 9/13
tackles during the game.
With three tackles each were 9/14
junior Tristin Hazen and sopho-
more Ethan Jellison. Junior
Hunter Huck had a pair of tack- 9/15
les, and sophomore Christian
Hess rounded out the defensive 9/16
effort for the game with one
tackle.
This Friday night the Timber-
wolves will host the Wildcats
from Minneola High School in
the Annual Fall Homecoming
football game. That game will
begin at 7 p.m., with the Home-
coming King and Queen to be
crowned at 6:30 --just prior to
the start of the game.
Minneola is coming offa 42-
22 win over Kiowa County High
School last week.
Area Scores
Minneola ........... 42 Kiowa Co.. 22
Ingalls ............... 62 S. Gray ...... 16
Hodgeman Co.. 46 Wichita Co... 0
Ness City ......... 67 Macksville .. 26
Box Score
SCHS ............... 0 6 7 21 34
AHS .................. 0 0 8 0 8
At the Coldwater Elevator
Aug. 31 2.56
Sept. 1 2.66
Sept. 2 2.73
Sept. 6 closed
Sept. 6 2.70
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upcoming activities of South Central School
Destination Day
SCHS Varsity Tennis at Cimarron, 3 p.m.
SCMS VB/FB vs Kiowa County, 4:00
T-Wolf Day
School Dismissed, 1 p.m.
Homecoming Parade, 3:30 p.m.
Homecoming Pep Rally, 4 p.m.
Start serving food at the Football field, 5:30 p.m.
Homecoming Royalty Crowning, 6:30
Homecoming Game vs Minneola , 7 p.m.
Homecoming Dance to follow game
SCHS Volleyball at Hodgeman County Tournament
National ACT Date
SCHS Cross Country at Skyline, 10 a.m.
SCHS JV Football hosting Satanta, 5:30 p.m.
Loyal Hustlers, 7 p.m.
SCHS Volleyball at Attica, 5 p.m.
FCCLA Fall Officer Training at Liberal
School Board Meeting, 7 p.m.
SCHS Cross Country at Chaparral, 4 p.m.
SCMS VB/FB at Ingalls, 4 p.m.
SCHS Football at Ingalls, 7 p.m.
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