Years
of Operation: 1962-1966
Overall
Record:
First
Game:
First
Win:
Final
Game: |
League
Affiliation:
Indepenedent (1962)
North Pacific Football League (1963-1965)
Pacific Football League (1966)
Team
Headquarters: Edmonds, Washington |
Owner:
Edmonds Jaycees (1964-1965)
General
Manager: Stan Carey; Gene Ceraker (1964-1965)
Coaches:
Mel McCain (1962-65) Don Safford (1966); John "Whitey" Core (Asst.
1965); Jim Rothaus (Asst. 1965); Duane Locknane (Asst. 1965); Jim Padden
(Asst. 1965)
Home
Field(s): Edmonds Jr. High School |
Titles
Won:
1964 Pacific Football League Champions
1965 Pacific Football League Champions |
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1962 Schedule/Results (0-3): |
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Honors
Kermit Jorgensen 1965 NPFL MVP; PFL Co-MVP
Kermit Jorgensen 1965 Most Insprirational
Kermit Jorgensen 1965 Offensive Team MVP
Tom Hulett 1965 Team Co-MVP
Lewis Williams 1965 Team Co-MVP
John Core 1965 Team D-Lineman MVP
Ken Chisman 1965 Team O-Lineman MVP
Terry Spragg 1965 Team DB of the Year
Terry Spragg 1964 Team DB of the Year
All-League
Dick Hard, DT (1966 PFL All Star)
Paul Mitchell, CB (1966 PFL All Star)
Phil Borders (Los Angeles Angels
outfielder) threw 3 TD's against Spokane in 1964. Don Mann scored
three TD's each against Bellingham and the Ramblers.He would finish as
the top scorer. Terry Spragg picked off 8 passes, while fullback
Hugh Smith (Washington Redskins/Edmonton Eskimos) cleard the way for
Mann. Kermit
Jorgenson and Johnny O'Brien (both of Univ. of Washington) were also
members of the team. A planned trip to California following the
season fell through.
Terry Spragg (Claremont JC, CA) would head east for
a tryout with the Boston Patriots in the spring of 1966.
After the 1965 season ended,
Mel McCain announced his resignation following the win over the
All-Stars. Lafa Lane
purchased the contracts of the Warriors players and resurrected the
Seattle Ramblers
name for one season of play in the
Pacific Football League before renaming
the team the Seattle
Rangers and moving to the Continental Football League.
The remaining Warrior players played one more season, but without the
great players that allowed them to win 21 games in a row, the team
struggled and folded after the 1966 season.
Don Allen
Whitey Cove
Jim Rothaus
Don Mann
Hugh Smith
Terry Spragg
Kermit Jorgenson |
Sep 30 @ Seattle Cavaliers |
0-41 |
Nov 2 - Monroe Tigers |
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Nov 18 - Tacoma Tyees |
0-34 |
Nov 25 - Seattle Cavaliers |
0-30 |
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1963 Schedule/Results (4-5): |
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Sep 8 @ Tacoma Tyees |
6-33 |
Sep 15 - Seattle Ramblers |
19-0 |
Sept 29 - Portland Thunderbirds |
17-7 |
Oct 6 @ Seattle Ramblers |
20-7 |
Oct 13 - Tacoma Tyees |
12-13 |
Oct 20 @ Portland Thunderbirds |
7-27 |
Oct 27 - Monroe Tigers |
52-6 |
Nov 3 @ Tacoma Tyees |
12-20 |
Nov 10 - Seattle Ramblers |
7-10 |
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1964 Schedule/Results (9-0): |
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Sep 6 - Spokane Volunteers |
73-0 |
Sep 13 @ Fort Lewis Rangers |
28-3 |
Sep 20 - Tacoma Tyees |
16-6 |
Oct 4 @ Bellingham Bell-Jets |
33-0 |
Oct 11 @ Portland Thunderbirds |
19-6 |
Oct 18 - Seattle Ramblers |
20-6 |
Nov 1 @ Tacoma Tyees |
12-7 |
Nov 8 - Fort Lewis Rangers |
35-14 |
Nov 15 - Portland Thunderbirds |
26-0 |
Nov 22 - Bellingham Bell-Jets |
Cancel |
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1965 Schedule/Results (12-0): |
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Aug 28 - Eureka Humboldt Foresters (CA) |
40-0 |
Sep 5 - Tacoma Tyees |
24-0 |
Sep 12 Vancouver Kats |
47-0 |
Sep 19 @ Shoreline JC |
27-0 |
Sep 26 @ Portland Thunderbirds |
28-20 |
Oct 3 @ Tacoma Tyees |
28-12 |
Oct 10 - Vancouver Kats |
40-0 |
Oct 17 @ Eureka Humboldt Foresters (CA) |
48-27 |
Oct 24 @ Tacoma Tyees |
29-0 |
Nov 7 @ Portland Thunderbirds |
21-12
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Nov 14 - Portland Thunderbirds |
28-7 |
Nov 27 - Independent All-Stars |
13-12 |
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1966 Schedule/Results (4-6-1): |
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Sep 3 - Portland Thunderbirds |
20-14 |
Sep 10 @ Seattle Ramblers |
0-17 |
Sep 18 - Tacoma Tyees |
6-12 |
Sep 25 - Eugene Bombers |
12-18 |
Oct 2 - Portland Thunderbirds |
23-0 |
Oct 9 - Victoria B.C. Steelers |
30-14 |
Oct 16 @ Portland Thunderbirds |
9-21 |
Oct 23 @ Tacoma Tyees |
0-0 |
Oct 30 @ Eugene Bombers |
29-16 |
Nov 6 @ Victoria B.C. Steelers |
16-40 |
Nov 13 @ Seattle Ramblers |
0-34 |
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Photos |
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Sources: Lynnwood Enterprise Archives |