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Page 14 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 1, 1975 A headon tackle by an unidentified Bluevale Knight brought Waterloo Viking halfback Tim Forsyth (12) to the muddy ground last Friday during Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo highschool senior football action. Assistant Viking coach Gilles Gelinas, right, looks for coach Ed Scorgie on how to bring their team out of a s noon, which ended in defeat against the Bluevale Knights Waterloo Viking Larry Comeau (4) carefully studies his teammates football tactics during Friday‘s game against the Bluevale Knights, who won 41â€"0. r advice slump, F 41â€"0 > from head Friday afterâ€" A flag was held high to mark the â€"last minute of play between the Bluevale Knights and the Waterloo Vikings senior boys‘ football teams game Friday afternoon. Bluevale emerged victorious with a comâ€" manding score of 41â€"0. 4 4 ‘! ) h Waterloo Viking halfback Tim Forsyth (12) dodges Bluevale Knight Brent Wilke (76) as the Vikings try to bring the bail out of their end zone. It was a s misconduct Tuesday, by mittee. Th game. run play, only minutes after the game started. Both teams were chipping hard but the strong and sometimes deadly accurate arm of Bluevale quarterback, Jim Taylor (12), secured the lead when Steve Spencer caught a long pass and finished the play with a good run to score another touchdown. Bluevale Knights senior boys‘ football team rallied together last Friday to the commanding victory of 41â€"0 over the Waterloo Vikings during Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo highschool football action. Bluevale scored their first touchdown when quarterback Jim Taylor (12) broke through Viking defencemen on a run play, only minutes after the game started. Bluevale will travel to Centennial Stadium, wea permitting, to challenge St. Jerome‘s and Waterloo play a home game against Cameron Heights. â€"_Photo feature > Vicki Gough somewhat rough game which resulted in two penalties which were reviewed yesterday, y a group of principals and a seasonal comâ€" by Despite Waterloo Vikings® inferior playing. a crowd of enthusiastic Waterioo bail action last Friday afternoon. The senior game was played at Bluevale supporters clapped and cheered until the final seconds of the game. Bluevale Collegiate Institute. Knights defeated Waterloo Vikings 41â€"0 during Twin City highschool footâ€" An unidentified Bluevale Knight, right, makes a hastened dash to elude Waterloo Viking halfback Tim Forsyth (12). Ugh! Waterloo Viking halfback Tim Forsyth (12) grimaces as he is brought down by a Bluevale Knight defenceman. _ Bluevale Knight Scott Morlack (23) looks behind at teammate Jim Taylor (12) to check his positioning and to intercept possible tackles by Viking defence. Not all spectators at Friday‘s football game between Waterioo and Bluevale Collegiates were highschool students. Later the children decided that rolling the tires would be more fun than sitting in them. Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 1, 1975 â€" Page 15