CLEVETROIT SILVERS 28, KOSAR CITY RED HAWKS 10
Bart Mitchell ran for 3 touchdowns and the Silvers defense shut out the Red Hawks new quarterback Jason Carroll holding him to 0 yards through the air and three interceptions. The Red Hawks Anggli Mason did run for 97 yards and a score.
MANGEY SONICS 17, TWISTENED ISLAND CITY OWLS 14
Sonics kicker Irne Herald blasted a 57-yard field goal just over the crossbar with 4:44 left in the ball game and the Sonics defense did the rest. Ken Walker ran in a touchdown for the Sonics and Speedy Gadic also found tight end Dell Garlton for a score. For the Owls Ryan Sawyers scored on a touchdown run and Tim Myles hooked up with Reed Wadsworth for a 43-yard strike.
NEW ELANDS TEXICANS 17, MINNYVILLE PURPLES 7
Clifton Burks had 3 catches for 98 yards including a 27-yard touchdown pass from David Sweeny and Lars Jackson ran in a fourth quarter touchdown to seal the victory for the Texicans. Issac Ramone also caught a touchdown pass from John Teverett for the Purples only score.
ST. MCFORD PANTHERS 35, NEW YANKEY AIRPLANES 21
Mikal Ford threw for four touchdowns and also ran for one leading the Panthers over the Airplanes. Michael Hurst and Brett McGee were the recipients of two touchdowns each. For the Planes, Harry Abrams threw touchdown passes to Jordyn McFadden and Zion McCaulley, and Monique Tsion also ran in a score for New Yankey.
PETERSBURG SQUIRRELS 31, WARSH NATIVES 14
Chup Norrie caught two touchdown passes and returned a fumble for a touchdown and John Depatrick threw for three touchdown passes as the Squirrels went "nuts" on the Natives. After a pass was picked off Norrie forced a fumble and returned it 22 yards for the score. For the Natives Bart Moon found Ernest Johnson and Benjamin Baize each for scores.
RAIDER CITY BLACKS 31, PHILLIE BIRDS 17
Howie Porter and Bothie Naters each ran in two touchdowns for the Blacks and amassed a combined 184 yards on the ground leading Raider City over Phillie. Birds quarterback Rich Sheltoin also ran in a touchdown and hooked up with Kelvin Hoover for another.
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