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The Mountaineers have a Leading only 7-0 at the Queensmen fumble. attempted to punt. The for 70 and one for 51.
tough game ahead of them ' half. the Mountaineers With 8:58 on the clock in pass from center went The strong Dallas
this weekend. according to came back in the second the third period a through the end zone to defense proved too much
Coach Jack Jones. game and played an Queensmen fumble gave give the Mountaineers a for the Queensmen who
The Dallas team will entirely different ball (he Mountaineers the ball two-point safety, and a 20-0 gained only 56 yards
meet GAR at Meyers game. They played and three plays later Brian lead. rushing and 34 yards in
Stadium Saturday night in inspired football. Their gjckler passed to Skammer An eight play. 80 yard four oul of eight passes.
a conf! which will decide passing and blocking were for the six point score. drive with nine seconds left The Mountaineers picked
the D®&sion II title. The better. Sickler’s pass to Supulski in the game set up Dallas up 247 yards, 101 rushing.
Mountaineers have an Since Jones made yo for two points was good and for their final score when 146 in the air.
overall record of 6-0-1, 2-0 few adjustments at half = pajlas went ahead 15-0. Sickler hit Skammer who ; >
in Division II; the time. it was a matter of Dallas scored three went for the touchdown. Lake-Lehman
Grenadiers record for the playing better football. points on Sickler’s field Brian Dennis kicked the The Lake dehiman:
season is 5-3 and 3-0 in Jones stated that this goa] from the 39 yard line extra point. Bishop Hoban football
Division II play. year he has seen some of fier Joe Shurites In addition: 10 his WO. ‘wume which: was. to. be
“GAR is a strong club. the worst officiating in his rqcovered a Queensmen touchdown passes. Sickler played at Mevers Stadium
! They're strong and like to 24 years of coaching. He fulble on the kickoff. had an outstanding Saturday at 2 p.m. has 11'S OFF--With 16 seconds remaining in the game, the Mountaineers Steve Sk: g
use physical strength. We said deliberate spearing With three minutes left in afternoon punting. One heen moved to Plains : : a Nei : Yo vanmane)
don’t have one boy on our
team to match Tomko’s
62", 230 pounds; or
Kashada's 64. 270. The
rest of their team is
generally the same size as
was not called during the
O'Reilly game until the
very end of the contest
when a Queensman was
ejected by the officials.
The officials let one go
the quarter, O’Reilly
went for 85 yards. one went
Stadium, same time.
act near him.
our boys.” said Jones. which invited a second ‘We had our worst and came on a fumble which dropped passes hurt his engineered most of the injury and see some action, What does Gorgone
They have a fine fullback spear. The second attempt best showing of the year took a Coughlin bounce, team a time or two. Knight comeback in the primarily at a guard spot expect this weekend
i in George Suda. He plays a injured a player and hit a against Coughlin,’ according to the Lake- A relatively sparse second half. Using his on offense. against Hoban? Tt could he
| good game. They have a few inches lower could summarized Lake-Lehman Lehman coach. crowd saw Coughlin running backs Mark Kalish What does Gorgone tough. {
f bunch of flanker backs. have been a severe injury. Coach Rich Gorgone, What happened at Quarterback Mike and Mark Decesaris and expect this weekend “They gave GAR a |
Jim Elmy is only 5'5" and A spear is a deliberate and following his 27-21 defeat halftime? ‘We had a nice Monahan direct his team connecting with Tom Snell against Hoban? It couldbe hattle...this Carr kid. boy. |
weighs 125 pounds but he’s malicious blow with the by the Crusaders last talk at halftime. Wetalked for a 67-yard touchdown to move the ball. tough. | he is tough.” Gorgone said.
fast. He runs so fast he helmel to ‘any person Friday night. about not quitting and that drive early in the game. Decesaris score the first “They gave GAR a referring to Argent run- |
doesn’t leave footprints.” clearly out of play or to a “The first half was the was when men were Paul Carroll’s point-after Knight TD when he took a battle...this Carr kid. boy, ning back Joe Carr.
“They'll be playing person who is being held worse we've played since made.” Gorgone said. kick was good. After Chris Yanchick pitch-out he is tough.” Gorgone said. Gorgone also said Argent
inspii@ ball but 1 hope our back by another player and I've been here.” the coach “There werenox'soro’sin holding the Knights, the andran the ballin from the referring to Argent running Quarterback Bob Cirko is
boys “will ‘be doing the unable to go ahead. stated. ‘We panicked. We the talk, no plays. © The Crusaders regained seven during the third back Joe Carr. Gorgone ‘5 good a passer as there
same. It's win or lose all Before the game the had a total letdown in the game could have just as possession and moved to quarter. Then on the first also said Argent is in the valley.”
the marbles for the team
who takes this one. If we
tactics were discussed with
the officials and the fact
first half. It was kind of
like they intimidated us in
easily been a 50-0 Coughlin
win at that point.”
their opponent’s 38 where
Ron Filipski tossed a 36-
play in the fourth quarter,
the Knights capitalized on
Quarterback Bob Cirko is
‘as good a passer as there
‘Y’ starts
play the kind of football we that = coaches in the the first half and we fell “And the team came yard touchdown, pass to a 28-yard pass gainer from Is in the valley.”
played against Meyers who ~~ conference have been apart.” back with the greatest half Cliff Jones. Yanchick to Tom Snell. praised Decesaris’ play th
will be in good shape.” complaining about it. As a result of the Lake- of high school football I've Then Lehman fumbled Yanchick moved the ballin both offensively and wres mg
Coach Jones said he Officials were supposed to Lehman first = half seen,” the coach said. the kickoff and Coughlin from the two-yard line. defensively.
{ takes one game al a time watch for it but did not call ‘‘letdown’’, the larger ‘They made what looked recovered deep in Lehman Late in the final quarter, The coach was also high Walter Hennebaul.,
and practices for each spearing until the closing Crusaders romped to a 27-0 like a disaster into a heck territory. Monahan hit Ed ~~ Coughlin fumbled on their on Snell's play. “If he'snot ~~ Wilkes-Barre Y MCA grade
| contest as though the minutes of the game. lead by the intermission. of a football game.” Pesotski for a 19 yard TD own 24 and Lehman again the best wide receiver in school wrestling coach,
upcoming game is the Jones was nol alone in his Said Gorgone, ‘‘About 75 “We turned the corner as a withseconds left in the first was in good position to the valley. they're gypping announces that the first i
toughest and well each opinion. Many spectators per cent of Coughlin’s total football program (with that quarter, An aroused score. Two plays later him.” Gorgone said. wrestling team practice !
might be. felt there were sinilar offense of 180 yards came halftime) Gorgone said. Lehman defense blocked Chris Yanchick hit The coach also had will be held at the Central i
In the game against
Bishop~ O'Reilly last which were not called. 11 first downs. nine came in altitude was more this lime. TD. Dave Mahle and Rich 15. al 2 p.m.
Saturday which the Jeff Supulski scored the the first quarter.” important than anything. Monaghan hit Pesotski Craig Yanchick Perrego and noted that Bob Eligible to compete on
Mountaineers won 27-0. lirst touchdown of the But something happened The first half we just again shortly before the successfully converted all Cumens played his usual the squad are boys in first Lah
Jones said that lhe team game on a pass from Steve to the Knights at halftime, weren't coming off the half for a 34-yard three, points after for the good game. He was through sixth grades. No in
plaved a very. bad first ~Skammer with 10:09 the Lake-Lehman eleven blocks and missed so many touchdown. And Knights. pleased thal early season prior experience is. M
“half. The players
was off,
Liming
their execution
illegal atlempts earlier
remaining in the first half.
Pete Shiner kicked the
extra point to put Dallas in
front 7-0. The score was set
sel up after Frank
Hazeltine recovered a
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roared back to score 21
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holding their hosts to only
one first down and no score
in the entire second half.
And’ the one first down
‘We found out that mental
tackles.”
The Lake-Lehman coach
said he felt that Coughlin’s
initial drive against the
Knight defense seemed to
break his team down. And
30 percent
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the point after attempt this
Monaghan himself ran the
two-point coversion. All
this was before Lake-
Lehman really got into the
game.
Chris Yanchick
Decesaris for an eight-yard
‘*Mark Decesaris
probably had the best game
of his life." Gorgone said.
crediting the
underclassman with 120
yards gained. The coach
praise for the line play of
standout Bill Lavelle was
able to return from an
return from an injury and
at a guard spot on offense.
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