Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1980 Page: 4 of 26
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Lightning, Angry Red to clash
in North Texas battle
By
Tim Murphy
The Cedar Hill Longhorns will attempt to make it
win number two for the 1980 football season tomorrow
night, as they tackle the Northwest “Angry Red’’
Texans in Justin.
Northwest, 6-4 last season, knocked off the
Kennedale Wildcats 12-6 last week.
“It’s hard to judge how tough they will be because
we’ve never played them before,’’ coach Larry Uland
said. “However, they are in the third year of a new
program and appear to be very disciplined and a well
coached team.”
Last season Northwest defeated Bowie in the final
game of the season, preventing them from winning the
District 10-AA title and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
has picked them to capture the new District 10-AAA
title.
In playing an unknown quantity, Cedar Hill is
relying heavily on coaching staff scouting reports on
the Texans. Coaches Randy Rudloff, David Belling-
hausen, Larry Hughes, Sam Rountree, Randall
Wilkersham, and Steve Westmoreland are handling
the scouting reports for this season.
“The scouting reports have been excellent from
those coaches and they really do a very thorough job,”
Uland said. “We depend heavily on good scouting
reports and there are some weaknesses in Northwest
we plan to test early.”
Uland feels the scouting report on Northwest will be
a key factor in handling the formation tendencis of the
Texans on offense and defense.
One player who showed up consistently in the reports
was starting quarterback Bobby Fowler, a 4.7 sprinter
who also handles the kicking chores for the Texans.
“Fowler will be the player to watch,” Uland said,
“he does everything for them, kicking, running the
ball, and is a good passer.”
Last week Northwest threw 21 passes against a
Kennedale defense that featured four returning
all-district players.
But Cedar Hill will not be without its own offensive
ammunition as quaterbacks Dan Uland and Todd
Boortz both threw the ball well aginst Kaufman in last
week’s 7-6 victory.
Uland said that despite some missed assignments
and dropped balls, the offensive backs are doing a good
job of blocking and are progressing steadily.
There are few question marks on defense as the
Longhorns showed expected strength in stopping
Kaufman, under the tutelage of defensive coordinator
David Pecor.
“Kaufman wasn’t as built up as much as they should
have been in the preseason,” Uland said. “Behind
Wylie they were the second best team we have faced in
four years.”
Kick off against Northwest is scheduled for 8 p.m.,
tomorrow night in Justin. Fans interested in attending
the game should take Highway 287 to Interstate 35
West, then exit on Highway 114 and go three miles to
the west to reach the stadium.
QB DAN ULAND keeps to the left for short gain
against Kauf man. Ken Hardin photo
Kilgore pockets top prize
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In the first week of the
Cedar Hill Chronicle
football contest, Ellis
Cheerleaders workshop Saturday
Kilgore of Cedar Hill
won top prize of $15 by*
correctly predicting 13 of
18 games and coming
within 20 points of Cedar
Hill’s 7-6 win over Kauf-
man.
Paula Raley of Cedar
Hill won second prize of
$5 by hitting correctly on
13 of 18 games and
coming within 26 points
of the tie-breaker game
Games giving
contestants the most
trouble were the 12-6
upset of the Chicago
Bears by the Green Bay
Packers and Brigham
Young’s 25-21 loss to New
Mexico St.
The football contest
will be held each week
for the next nine weeks
with $180 in prize money
still left for armchair
quarterbacks to win this
season.
This week’s contest is
on page 5. All entries
must be in either the
Chronicle office at 109
Main St. or the Cedar
Hill Post Office by 4:30
p.m., Friday, Sept. 12.
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The Cedar Hill High
School varsity and junior
varsity cheerleaders
will conduct a Sept. 13
cheerleading workshop
for interested students in
grades 1-6.
The workshop is
scheduled for 10 a.m.-3
p.m. at the Cedar Hill
High School
gymnasium. Cost is $5
per student.
Participants should
pick up forms at their
schools and complete
and return to their school
offices by Thursday,
Sept. 11.
Each participant
should bring a sack
lunch and beverages will
be furnished. The $5 fee
is payable on Sept. 13.
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Panthers may fall on Horn
By Ken Hardin
Quoting from Chuck
Sutlive of the Midlothian
Reporter last week the
MHS coach Wally
Ludtke is already
looking for his team to be
state football
champions. Over each
locker in the field house
is a small piece of paper
with the slogan, “See you
at the top,” and an out-
line of the state of Texas.
Well now, don’t count
Cedar Hill out. The Long-
horns play with a cedar
post defense and not too
many points are going to
be scored against them.
The district champion-
ship will probably be.
played in Midlothian and
that’s about as close as
Midlothian will ever get
to a state championship
providing they beat
Cedar Hill, which is most
doubtful. The Longhorns
are just too tough for a
mickey-mouse team up
the road a little piece.
here in Cedar Hill last
Friday night, only
Kaufman went home dis-
appointed.
Cedar Hill and
Midlothian were the only
teams in the district to
Granted Cedar Hill
had a sputtering offense
for three quarters but
when the chips were
down the offense
managed to pull it off by
defeating Kaufman 7-6.
A super defensive show
was put on by both teams
win last week so a show-
down on Nov. 14 is
shaping up. A bit of
advice for Coach
Ludtke...Don’t get your
cart across the bridge
before the cats, a steer
may be blocking the
entrance.
Oak Farms
contest begins
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Award goes to Jimmy Shaw, senior safetyman for
blocking Kaufman extra point attempt that proved to
be the differnce in score.
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Friday and Saturday nights 8 to 10 p.m.
Late session Friday night 9:45 to 11:45 p.m.
Saturday morning kid session 10 to 12
District 12-AAA Action Friday, Sept. 5
Cedar Hill 7 Kaufman 6
Midlothian 10 LaVega 7
Aledo 28 Alvarado 6
Quinlan 24 RedOak O
Northwest 12 Kennedale 6
Palmer 20 Ferris O
Diamond Hill 14 Joshua 7
Others
Lancaster 15 Wylie 14
Ennis 14 Nolan 3
Allen 34 Frisco 7
Voting begins this
week in Cedar Hill for
the annual Oak Farms
sponsored “Favorite
Dallas Cowboy” contest,
with voting underway at
local stores selling Oak
Farm products.
Voting will continue
through midnight on
Sunday, Dec. 7, two week
prior to the conclusion of
the Cowboys’ regular
season.
Besides ballots avail-
able at Oak Farm retail
outlets, the official ballot
Cowboys’ home game
program and in the
Dallas Cowboy Official
Weekly, a magazine
devoted to the Dallas
football team.
Store ballots
accounted for over 86
percent of the 60,000
votes cast in last
season’s contest.
Oak Farms will award
a trip for two to the 1981
Super Bowl game in
New Orleans, including
air transportation and
hotel accommodations,
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Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
vs
By
By
By
By
Denver
3
14
10
7
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill
vs
By
By
By
By
Northwest
21
14
7
10
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Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
vs
By
By
By
By
Cleveland
21
7
3
8
SMU
SMU
NTSU
SMU
SMU
vs
By
By
By
By
NTSU
21
7
3
6
Texas A&M
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
Tex. A&M
vs
By
By
By
By
Georgia
1
4
3
4
Duncanville
Duncanville
Duncanville
Duncanville
Duncanville
vs
By
By
By
By
Pearce
7
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1980 Football Schedule
DATE
OPPONENT HOME/THERE TIME
Sept.
5
Kaufman
H
8 p.m.
12
Northwest (Justin)
T
8 p.m.
19
Nolan
H
8 p.m.
26
Quinlan
H
8 p.m.
Oct.
3
Alvarado
H
7:30 p.m.
10
Ferris
T
7:30 p.m.
17
Red Oak
H
7:30 p.m.
24
31
Joshua
open
T
7:30 p.m.
Nov.
7
Kennedale
H
7:30 p.m.
14
Midlothian
T
7:30 p.m.
MAVERICKS and
BULLIES
Sept.
4
Kaufman
T
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
11
Northwest (Justin)
H
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
18
Nolan
H
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
25
Quinlan
T
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Oct.
2
Alvarado
T
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
9
Ferris
H
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
16
Red Oak
T
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
23
30
Joshua
Open
H
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Nov.
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Kennedale
T
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
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Midlothian
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6 p.m.-8 p.m.
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Hardin, Ken. Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1980, newspaper, September 11, 1980; Cedar Hill, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth714598/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Zula B. Wylie Memorial Library.