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The shoe belonged to
by Dallas Rotary.
The Old Shoe trophy will
be at stake this Saturday
when Dallas and Lake-
Lehman play their final
game of the season at
Lake-Le#fsian field. The
game, which is usually
played Thanksgiving
morning, was changed to
Saturday this year by the
three. Other winners
before the school merges
were: Lehman Township,
Dallas Township,
Westmoreland, Lehman-
Jackson-Ross, and Dallas-
Franklin Township.
Dallas Booster Club
members have planned a
caravan of cars to go to the
Rich Gorgone is head
coach of the Lake-Lehman
Knights, taking over two
years ago from Ray
Caucci.
Jack Jones is head coach
at Dallas assuming that
position in 1968 following
Ed Brominski’s
resignation to take over
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PAGE THIRTEEN
G.A.R. players came on
the field ‘psyched’ to win
and they played inspired
ball to take the Dallas
Mountaineers 16-0 in a
much closer game than the
score indicates.
The Mountaineers were
unable to move against the
bigger and stronger,
though slower team and
seldom had good position
on the field.
The results were the
same as last year when the
two teams were tied for the
lead in Division II and the
Grenadiers defeated
Dallas 27-16.
The year-round
conditioning program at
G.A.R. produces a team of
boys which proved too
powerful for the Back
OLD SHOE--Senior
Pete
Lake-Lehman School game. They will line up at junior high coaching Mountain eleven.
District. the Dallas Senior High duties. Jones coached the “The boys wanted to win excuses for my boys. Fans and we’ll need to get past Skammer’s pass was the Mountaineers. But the
The Old Shoe will be on School and travel out team to conference as much as the city team want to remember that that.” intercepted by Blake, who committee, most of whom
dis@®y at the game with
the Mountaineers favored
to win by local sports
writers. But there is logical
way to predict the outcome
of this annual contest when
both teams putting forth
special effort to win.
The Mountaineers have
kept the Old Shoe for the
past five years and this
year were headed for the
Division II title until last
Saturday when they were
upset by G.A.R.
Dallas Mountaineers go
into the game with a 6-1-1
record;
Harveys Lake Highway to
Route 118 and then to the
football field.
championships in 1972, 73,
and 74. In 1972, the team
had an 11-0 record for the
season.
A special meeting of the
Dallas Band Parents
Association was held Nov.
12 to discuss whether or not
the Strutters should be
considered as part of the
band.
A vote whs held by
awarded to senior class
members.
The association reports
that candy sales to finance
the jacket project are
satisfactory and will be
continued until Dec. 15 in
place of the original date of
did,’’ said Coach Jack
Jones. ‘‘They had
everything at stake, the
championship, chance for
an undefeated season, and
an opportunity to play in
the P.I.A.A. bowl game at
Scranton. In less than two
hours, all their hopes were
dashed.”
“But they were trying.
Sure, we were outplayed,
our offensive blocking was
practically = non-existent.
But our defense was not
bad, they held until near
the end of the game.”
*Our..... boy, were
they are just high school
boys, young teenagers
putting all they have into a
game because they like it.
They are human. They're
not pros, even they make
mistakes. They can have
good days, mediocre, or
bad.” ’
‘‘Saturday night,
unfortunately, was one of
the bad ones but people
should realize we still have
the best overall record in
the area, 6-1-1. That’s
nothing to be ashamed of.
If the conference was one
division, Dallas would be
A key factor in the
Grenadiers win over Dallas
was that Dallas fumbled
four times and each time
G.A.R. recovered. G.A.R.’s
Dave Longfoot played an
outstanding game rushing
for 111 yards, recovering a
fumble and scoring a
touchdown. He didn’t carry
the ball in the first half but
picked up his yardage in 14
attempts.
George Suda kicked the
field goal in the closing
minutes of the first half to
put G.A.R. in the lead 3-0.
The second Grenadier
scored.
Brian Sickler, the big
G.A.R. has a 6-4 overall
record for the season while
Dallas holds a 6-1-1 record.
If records determined the
team to compete in the
after season it should be
are from the city area, may
judge differently.
The Mountaineers meet
Lake-Lehman at ‘Lehman
Saturday afternoon at 2
p.m. in the contest for ‘‘the
old shoe.”
| an overall 4 and 5 record. members and the outsome Dec. 1. manhandled ors the line of on lop.” touchdown was made by
\ The Old Shoe game was was unanimous to accept Fifteen new members Scrimmage. We ida t have Lake-liehman game asMavous : Blake with the ERE. TE Sei Thien Sched
initiated by Dallas Rotary the Strutters. The matt i 2 joined the © One man on. the line Saturday? IIE do PAT kicked by Pat Sort Bh } u
2 Str matter “have . joine a... anywhere near as big or éverything in my-power to Wengen. Letterman Club is planning at noon, A
Club i Tors. Kingston must be brought before the Association. Mrs. Kilmer, : : : ag IP g b + ~a.motorcade for the Lake- Everyone is requested ta’
Township, now part of the school board for final director of Strutters, Strong as their'' line. # butin the final analysis ©The Dallas defense Held “A ehinan © game’ this bring his or her own
Dallas School District, took approval. thanked the respective injuries proved that-we it will be up to the boys. GA.R.'in check until the Saturday. decorations for the car.
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it the first year. Dallas
Should this be approved
there will be a need for nine
additional jackets to be
free.
children.
parents for their help and
cooperation.
had four which: is a lot for
one game.”
“But I'm not making
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They will be in hustling
every « minute. Lake-
Lehman has a good defense
closing minutes of the final
quarter when all hope for a
score failed = when
(Cars will get in line at the
The club will sell Dallas
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not have them.
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