TWO OF THE HAPPIEST people on Maxwell field Saturday night after the rampaging Linfield football team had cinched a Camellia Bowl berth by turning back Whittier, 18-7, were Wildcat head coach Paul Durham (center) and his son, Jeff (left), a starting offensive end. Reserve quarterback Ken Ware is show on the right. The Wildcats will Battle Pittsburg State of Kansas in the Camellia Bowl Dec. 9 for the national small college football championship. A 40-man Linfield party is scheduled to fly out of McMinnville Tuesday, Dec. 5, for Sacramento, site of the bowl game. (N-R Photo by John Buchner.) Nov. 28, 1991, McMinnville News-Register Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Beating Whittier assures Camellia Bowl berth
TWO OF THE HAPPIEST people on Maxwell field Saturday night after the rampaging Linfield football team had cinched a Camellia Bowl berth by turning back Whittier, 18-7, were Wildcat head coach Paul Durham (center) and his son, Jeff (left), a starting offensive end. Reserve quarterback Ken Ware is show on the right. The Wildcats will Battle Pittsburg State of Kansas in the Camellia Bowl Dec. 9 for the national small college football championship. A 40-man Linfield party is scheduled to fly out of McMinnville Tuesday, Dec. 5, for Sacramento, site of the bowl game. (N-R Photo by John Buchner.) Nov. 28, 1991, McMinnville News-Register 
