Page 8—SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN Donegal Braves ‘‘A”’ and ‘‘C’’ teams triumph by Jere Duke On Sunday, 28, the Donegal Braves midget football teams tra- veled to Manor Ridge in another Red ose league tilt and came away with 2 wins and 1 loss. The “‘B’ team played well, but succumbed 12-0. The offense, led by Darin Kolp, Scott Hoover, Todd Butz and Duane Musser, moved the ball well at times, but failed to cross that elusive goal line. After yielding a score in each of the first two quarters, the defense, led by Mike Rapp, Bill Dishart, Leroy Claar, Jim Perry, Rodney Fellen- baum and Kolp played well and several times turned the ball over to the offense in good field position. Contin- ued improvement hopefully will result in a victory next week. The ‘‘A’’ team continued their winning ways’ by scoring a hard-fought 15-0 victory. A 65-yard pass play from Steve Butz to Steve Meszaros just before the end of the first quarter resulted in six points for Donegal and when Butz sneaked over for the PAT, Donegal led 7-0. The score remained that until midway September’ through the tourth quarter when Meszaros scampered around end for a 21-yard TD run. A Meszaros to Neal pass added the 2-point conversion and Donegal led 15-0, which is the way the score stood when the final gun sounded. Meanwhile, the defense once again took charge. With Phil Landis and Jeff Kauffman making tackles all over the field, the Braves shut off the home team’s offense very well. Cory Heisey, Doug Benard, Leonard Mummau, John Haugh, Frank Brommer, Steve Neal and Tony Mann added their weight to the defense and the total result was a big zero for Manor Ridge. The “‘C’’ team survived a last quarter scare and hung on to score a thrilling 7-6 victory which kept their unbeaten streak intact. Donegal jumped out to a 7-0 lead early in the second quarter when Tom Lucka- baugh teamed up with Shawn Maxwell for a pic- ture-book 50-yard pass and run play for the TD. Daryl Risberg bulled over for the PAT and Donegal led 7-0. Risberg, Luckabaugh, Bill Miller and Brian Carbaugh led a sputtering offense which was hard-pressed by the home team, but manag- ed that all-important one score. The defense, led by Eric Brenner, Kevin Fan- tom, Gene Wagner, Gilbert Cornwell, John Yohe and Scott Hostetter (who recov- ered a fumble) held Manor Ridge at bay until late in the last quarter when several pass plays plus a 15-yard penalty put the ball on Donegal’s 2-yard line with first and goal to go and less than 2 minutes to play. After holding for three plays, Manor Ridge plunged over for the score. The 2-point conversion pass attempt was broken up by Carbaugh and Donegal appeared to have it sewed up, but after failing to move the ball on the ensuing kick-off, Donegal was forced to give up the ball. Manor Ridge tried three unsuccessful passes and on fourth down Car- baugh stepped in front of the intended pass receiver and intercepted that last gasp attempt. Next Sunday, October S, the Braves will entertain Middletown Catholic in a non-league contest at the DHS field at 1:00 p.m. as they hope to sharpen their skills for the run for division titles for both the ‘“A’’ and “C”’ teams. V METAL BUILDING DEALERS ASSOCIATION | il 4 ° 21 WALNUT KUNZLER FRANKS KUNZLER BACON GRADE A BUTTER WE HAVE BAUM’S BOLOGNA e COST LESS mc connell - cosTuEss * LOWER UTILITY BILLS * NO OBLIGATION * BUDGET ESTIMATES * PRE-PLANNING steel SYLYERAS * ENGINEERING oe PLANS & AUTHORIZED BUILDER SPECIFICATIONS “Over 27 Yrs. ... CALL ED LOCKARD . .. 252-3611 EDGAR M. LOCKARD INC. WRIGHTSVILLE, PA. 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Previously he was a member of the Corporate Legal Staff of Certain-Teed Products Corporation, Valley Forge and for ten years prior was employed by RCA Corporation, Lancas- ter. 1930: ‘Boost!’ The following poem is taken from Hizzoner’s May- or Zink’s ‘‘Razor’s Edge’’ in the Marietta Times of May 15th, 1930. The 1930 ‘“‘Times”’ is owned by Earl Garman of Marietta. Boost—Don’t Knock Boost your town, Boost your friend, Boost the lodge that you attend; Boost the street on which you're dwelling, Boost the schools, Boost the churches, Boost the goods that you are selling, Boost the people about you, Possibly they could do without you, But success will quicker find them, If they know that you are behind them. ’round Boost for every forward movement, Boost for every new im- provement, Boost the stranger, and the neighbor, Boost the man for whom you labor, Boost them near and boost them far, Cease to be a Knocker, Cease to be a progress blocker, Boost it, boost it to the final letter. Aolonen dl ss 0 B® BoB 4 = gy — chronic October 1, 1975 MYO plans Xmas candy sale The MYO held their monthly meeting on Sep- tember 22. Plans were made for the coming year with the kick off being a Christmas Candy Sale that starts this week and a membership drive which will start in January. Also discussed was the successful ball season by the teams this past summer. Two of our girls’ softball teams won trophies and * Musser’s these trophies, along with trophies from previous years, are on display in Mr. storeroom win- dow, which is located on E. High St. in Maytown. Everyone is invited to go by and see them. The next meeting will be October 13 at 7:30 at the Legion in Maytown. All members are invited, as will be anyone who would like to join MYO. E-town Jayceettes to hear Pyfer on ‘‘Wills and Trusts” John Pyfer, an attorney from the Lancaster firm of Xakellis, Perezous, & Mon- giovi will address a meeting of the Elizabethtown Jay- ceettes tonight on the subject of ‘‘Wills and Trusts’’. The meeting will begin at 8:00 p.m. in the Church of Christ Annex Building, E- lizabethtown. A business meeting, con- ducted by Jayceette Presi- dent Mrs. Marty Kramer will follow the program. Up- coming events to be discus- - sed are a bake sale to be held at the Trading Post October 12, the Halloween Window Decorating Con- test, and assisting the Jaycees with their Haunted House Project. Co-chairwomen Shirl Bo- wers and Sally Nolt will give a report on the Festival '75 Food Tent. Andrews and Lippold attend Steelworkers N.J. conference Charles A. Andrews and Michael D. Lippold returned Sunday from the 33rd District 7 Conference of the United Steelworkers of A- merica held in Atlantic City, N.J. from September 24 to 28. 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