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September 19, 1973
Mount Joy Bulletin - Page 3
Two Of Three Braves Teams
Win From Host St. Joe Clubs
The Donegal Braves Midget
Football ‘“‘B” team opened league
play with a 17-6 win over St. Joe
on the loser’s field on Sunday,
Sept. 16.
Donegal scored on a six-yard
pass from Brian Ney to Darryl
Shank midway through the
second quarter. Then Shank
turned around and threy a pass
to Ney for the two-point con-
version and Donegal led, 8-0. The
Donegal defense, led by Dave
* ENGAGEMENTS
HUBER — HITZ
" Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Hitz,
Mount Joy R1, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Dorothy D. Hitz, to Dale S.
Huber.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Donegal high school and
Elizabethtown College. She is
employed by Hempfield School
District.
Mr. Huber, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Elmer Huber, 523 Pine
Hill Road, Lititz.
He was graduated from
Warwick high school and East
Stroudsburg State College. He
employed by Parkland School
District, Orefield.
ROYER — BRECKLINE
Mrs. Martha Haas, 235 Walnut
St., Marietta, announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Danira S. Breckline, to
Charles E. Royer Jr. She is also
the daughter of William
Breckline, 22 N. Bank St.
Marietta.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Donegal high school.
Mr. Royer is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Royer, 933 S.
Market St. Elizabethtown.
He was graduated from
Elizabethtown high school. He is
employed by Dutchland Farms,
Rheems.
SAUDERS — PENNELL
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Pennell of Mount Joy R2 an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Debra J. Pennell,
to Robert R. Sauders.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Donegal high school. She is
employed by Varden Studio.
Mr. Sauders is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph W. Sauders of 936
Church St., Mount Joy.
He was graduated from
Donegal high school and the
Computer Learning Center,
Rockville, Md. He is employed by
Millersville State College.
Eichler, Mark Smedley and the
Butz boys--Joe and Steve--, came
up with the big play when it was
needed to stop a St. Joe drive.
Donegal made several fumble
recoveries and Scott Jones in-
tercepted a pass as the defense
made its presence felt.
In the third quarter Mark
Smedley tackled a St. Joe runner
in the end zone for a safety and
Donegal led, 10-0. In the fourth,
Ney scored on a one-yard plunge.
Jones scored the point after and
the score read 17-0. St. Joe finally
got on the board late in the game.
The “A” team didn’t fair as
well, dropping a 26-0 decision. St.
Joe scored on the first play from
scrimmage on a charge up the
sidelines and Donegal was never
able to recover. The defense, led
by Scott Mowrer, Mark Divet,
Randy Derr and Carl Gohn, was
hard-pressed as St. Joe moved
the ball well against Donegal.
Mitch Johnson was also kept busy
punting as penalties and fumbles
stymied the offense. Doug
Hopwood, Todd Richards and
Mowrer spearheaded what of-
fense Donegal was able to
muster, but unfortunately, it
wasn’t enough. They'll get them
next week.
The “C”’ team got the Braves
back on the winning track with a
convincing, 19-0, whitewash of St.
Joe. Donegal scored the first time
it had its hands on the ball as
Steve Mezaros scampered 14
‘yards for the score and a 6-0 lead.
The balance of the first half was a
defensive battle with Frank
Brommer spending most of his
time in the St. Joe backfield. If
the St. Joe runner was able to get
by Brommer he was met at the
line by Joe Althoff, Cory Heisey
or Jeff Duke, with Jeff Kauffman
and Ron Kennedy thrown in for
good measure. Allan White then
took the second-half kickoff right
up the middle for 70 yards and a
quick score. Mezaros squiggled
through the line for the point
after and Donegal led 13-0. Again
in the third quarter, Mezaros
broke several tackles in a
twisting, spinning 32 yard run for
another score and Donegal upped
its margin to 19-0, and that is
where it ended. :
Sunday, the 23rd, Donegal
hosts Manor Ridge at the DHS
field. First game, kickoff is set
for 1 p.m.
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