(Hillsboro Free Press)
For roughly ten minutes of the first quarter, the Tabor College
football team dominated the Kansas Wesleyan University Coyotes Saturday
at Salina. But the Bluejays lost a good measure of their momentum when
a cold, bitter rain rolled in from the north and by the time the
drizzle let up, KWU had scored the first of 21 straight points en route
to a 35-19 victory in the Bluejays season opener.
Derek
Washington recorded 70 rushing yards and Tabor's first touchdown, which
came on the heels of a 37-yard completion from Marc Amos to Daniel
Jost. The point after gave the Bluejays a 7-0 lead, which stood until
Wesleyan punched in a 1-yard score with 2:02 left in the first quarter.
The tying touchdown followed from a Tabor fumble at their own eight.
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