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Aug. 31, 2010
Mountain Echo
Sports
Ron
Mosher, Sports
Editor
e-mail: echosports@yahoo.com
Bulldogs
hold off Raiders, 22-12
Fall River
gives new coach first win in annual ‘Fair Bowl’ game
BURNEY - When two great rivals meet, expect anything. In the
annual Inter-Mountain Fair Bowl Friday night, the Fall River Bulldogs
picked up a 22-12 win for coach Rick Neugebauer’s inauguration as the
‘Dog’s new top man.
In a game that saw the Raiders come back from a 16-0 deficit to pull
within four at 16-12, Burney coach Clint McClurg had to see some things
he liked, and some he didn’t particularly care for.
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Cardinals fly past
Greenville in debut, 78-36
TOUCHDOWN CATCH...
Big Valley’s Clayton Rhodes hauls in pass from QB Hunter Hawkins and
gallops 40-yards for TD in the Cardinals opening game victory.
Photo by Ron Mosher
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Opener
resembles old
time wild west shootout
BIEBER
- The Big Valley Cardinals opened the 2010 campaign at home with a high
flying 78-36 win over visiting Greenville Friday night.
It resembled a good old fashioned Wild West shootout for the Cardinal
offense - minus the 10-gallon hats and sidearms! Call it revenge
of the gunslinger's, as Greenville defeated Big Valley in their opener
last season, 54-38.
With senior quarterback Edward Richno hobbling the sideline on
crutches, freshman Hunter Hawkins filled in and did an outstanding job
of moving his team down the field to paydirt... eleven times, to
be exact.
Hawkins was 6-for-7 in passing for 123 yards and four TD tosses.
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J.V. Football
Bulldogs edge Raiders
for first win of the year
BURNEY
- The Fall River JV gridiron team began the 2010 season where they left
off - winning - as they downed host Burney, 14-6 Friday night.
Ethan Coe picked up the honors of scoring the first Intermountain Area
touchdown of the year, picking up a fumble and dashing 37 yards to
paydirt in the opening quarter. The fumble was caused by Klay
Worthan’s stripping the ball from the Raider runner.
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Bull Bash is Friday night
The
annual Inter-
Mountain Fair Bull Bash is set for Friday night at the main grandstand
arena in McArthur. The show begins at 7 o’clock All tickets are
$14 and available in advance at the Fair Office, or at the gate if not
sold out.
The event features the top bull riders from all over competing for cash
and points.
Free Jr. Rodeo is Sunday
The
annual Inter-
Mountain Fair Junior Rodeo is set for two free sessions this
Sunday.
The first go-round starts at 8am, with the second session at 1:30pm.
Both are open to the public free.
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