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Qtr 1, 04:32. Tylerville
struck first after a huge break. St. Cruze backed up near its own goal
line and fumbled a short screen, handing the Tigers the ball at the 5.
Duke Rogers immediately capitalized, hitting James Henry for a 5-yard
touchdown to make it 7–0. The Makos moved the ball in spots but stalled
out with two punts and a pair of late incompletions. |
| TYLERVILLE 7, ST. CRUZE 0 |
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Qtr 2, 10:00.
The Tigers extended the lead early with Chet Bagley’s 47-yard field goal (10–0) |
| TYLERVILLE 10, ST. CRUZE 0 |
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Qtr 2, 06:17. St.
Cruze answered with its best drive of the half—powered by Joe Steel’s
tough running—ending in Alvin Greer’s 9-yard touchdown pass to Otto
Hayhurst (10–7). |
| TYLERVILLE 10, ST. CRUZE 7 |
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Qtr 2, 00:37.
Tylerville steadied itself and added another Bagley kick (38 yards) just before halftime to take a 13–7 lead into the break. |
| TYLERVILLE 13, ST. CRUZE 7 |
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Qtr 3, 07:40.
Coming out fast, Rogers launched a 52-yard strike to Henry to set up
points, and Bagley drilled a 26-yard field goal for a 16–7 advantage.
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| TYLERVILLE 16, ST. CRUZE 7 |
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Qtr 3, 00:51. St.
Cruze responded late in the quarter with a long-play drive, finishing
with Greer’s 7-yard touchdown pass to Steel, trimming it to 16–14 and
keeping the game tight entering the fourth. |
| TYLERVILLE 16, ST. CRUZE 14 |
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Qtr 4, 06:30. Tylerville broke it open. After a strong run-heavy march, Rogers found Dick “Night Train” Homes for a 37-yard touchdown (23–14).
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| TYLERVILLE 23, ST. CRUZE 14 |
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Qtr 4, 04:31. Moments
later, Peter Scott intercepted Greer, and the Tigers turned it into
another score—Rogers to Walling for an 11-yard touchdown (30–14). |
| TYLERVILLE 30, ST. CRUZE 14 |
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Qtr 4, 02:09.
Bagley tacked on a late 47-yard field goal to seal the 33–14 win, while St. Cruze’s final push ended with another interception. |
| TYLERVILLE 33, ST. CRUZE 14 |
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Final Score: TYLERVILLE 33, ST. CRUZ 14
QUICK GAME RECAP ...
Tylerville pulled away with efficiency and mistake-free football,
outgaining St. Cruze 380–284 and forcing three turnovers. MVP Duke
Rogers was sharp, throwing for 259 yards and 3 touchdowns with no
interceptions, guiding a balanced Tigers attack. Chet Bagley’s perfect
4-for-4 night on field goals added 15 points as Tylerville shut the
Makos out in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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The Tylerville Tigers are the
METRO BOWL CHAMPIONS!!
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