FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1961
First Downs Give Clearfield
2-1 Victory-lever Lancaster
By DENNIS KNECHT
Clearfield's Bill McGraw and
Lancaster's Mary Kaufmann
took turns at firing TD passes
last night on the Beaver Sta
dium IM fields, hut. when it
was all over, Clearfield walked
off with a 2-1 victory—on first
downs.
McGraw and Kaufmann each
threw two TI) aerials to knot the
score at 12, but Clearfield's slight
edge in first downs turned out to
be the margin of victory. Mc-
Graw's passes each covered 40
yards and were hauled in by Ed
Elder• and Neal Biege. Bob Kan
napel. and Carl Orman took the
scoring passes from Kaufmann.
A 10-yard pass from Bill Ram
bo to end Joe Gegwich nave
Cumberland a 6-2 win over Fay
ette. The losers' only score came
when Rambo slipped and fell
in the end zone for a safety.
John Tock's touchdown run
with an intercepted pass helped
Northumberland defeat Mifflin.
8-0. Tock snagged the intercepted
pass at the losers' 40-yard line and
raced into the end zone for the
score.
A safety completed the win
nets' scoring.
The scores in the six remain
ing 1M games were: Bradford 7,
Jefferson 0; Armstrong 9, Elk 6;
Franklin 12, Columbia 0; Me-
Kean 6, Venango 0: Butler 13,
Somerset 0: and Mercer 5, Lawr- * * * * * *
ence 0 on first downs. i fields Phi Gamma Delta defeated'Theta on first downs, 5-1; Phi Mu
Bob Rude of Lawrence kicked Sigma Pi, 7-0; Sigma Alpha Epsi-lDelta smothered Pi Lambda Phi,
a 43-yard field goal, and Mercer'slion tripped Theta Xi, 7-0; Delta!lB-2; Phi Sigma Delta topped Pi
Bob Mascali a 40-yarder to dead-'Upsilon defeated Alpha Chi Sig-Kappa Phi, 14-0; Delta Theta Sig
lock that game 3-3, but Mercer ma, 19-6; Beta Sigma Rho beatkna nipped Tau Phi Delta, 6-0, and
had a 5-0 edge in first downs. Alpha Rho Chi, 9-3; Phi KappalAlpha Sigma Phi stopped Zeta
In games on the golf course Alpha squeezed by Phi Kappalßeta Tau, 4-0,
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COMPLETED PASS: Fayette's Ted MacArthur clutches a pass
from quarterback Art Tocco in first half action against Cumber
land last night as Cumberland defenders move up to make the
fag. Cumberland won the contest, 6-2.
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