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Independent -

Cascade Semi-Pro League (1965)

Northwest International Football League (1974)

Team Headquarters: Monroe, WA

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Coaches: George Jugum (1974)

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Coach George Jugum, high school Parade All-American in 1963, was drafted #385 by the Los Angeles Rams in 1969 following his career at the University of Washington.  He ended up playing for the Seattle Rangers in '69.  In 1970-71 he played for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League where he recorded 2 INT's.  Jugum was charged with 2nd Degree murder in Feb. 1974 in the beating death of a 17-year old in a drive-in parking lot after the teen insulted him and according to Jugum, pulled a knife.  He was sentenced to 30-years at Monroe, but was released after 6 1/2 in 1980.

Andy Groce caught a 60yd pass and returned an interception 65yds in a loss to the Everett Wildcats in 1965.

AP Wirephoto: Nov 2, 1958

Miami Herald-

Daddy's a big football player.  And, boy, does he deserve a kiss.  What's more, Billy Mims Jr., of Spokane, WA. shows his love with a big bear hug.  It is the first time he had seen his dad in eight months.  His father, William T. Mims, was waiting to be sent into a game at Seattle, WA, with the Seattle Ramblers. He is first string end, one of the stars of his team.  He plays for the Washington State Reformatory.  Little Billy doesn't know about his dad's big fumble - bad checks.

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