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Game Rosters & Summaries: 1939-1940
SAVE-AN-EYE
ROSTERS |
November 23, 1945 |
East |
Fred Behnken, North East
Marshall Young, Union City
Dave Witherow, Harborcreek
Winfield McGahen, Waterford
Dick Bullock, Cambridge Springs
Fred Mitchell, Corry
Terry Burgess, Academy
Bob Swanson, East
Al Fracassi, Academy
Frank Maille, Wesleyville
Andy Samsel, Lawrence Par
Bob Morgan, Academy
Don Harrington, East
Dick Foster, Corry
Vincent Salmon, Waterford
Sam Martina, North East
Bill Dolinsky, Cambridge Springs
Howard Davis, Union City
Joe Lohse, Wesleyville
Bob Lawton, Lawrence Park
Pete Bechtos, East
Al Reidel, East
Howard Henning, Academy
John Kamsinki, Harborcreek
Harry Johnson, East
Joe Buto, Academy
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Coach: Jim Hyde of East
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West
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Joe Zuravleff, Tech
Allan Benson, Strong Vincent
Ed Yarrington, Fairview
John Mancini, Cathedral Prep
Simon Holowack, Edinboro
Bill LeFevre, Strong Vincent
John Donahic, Girard
Art Sementelli, Tech
Ray Hedderick, Millcreek
Frank Sobieski, Conneautville
Judd Harrington, Albion
Dick Walker, Fairview
Jim Smith, Conneautville
Jim Minton, Cathedral Prep
Chuck Colvin, Cathedral Prep
Ray Sullivan, Cathedral Prep
George Hagle, Cathedral Prep
Gerald Teed, Albion
Homer Hutchison, Edinboro
John Strucher, Strong Vincent
Don Snodgrass, Strong Vincent
Art Anderson, Tech
Don Marinelli, Tech
Dewey Davis, Millcreek
Don Swanson, Millcreek
Bill Passerotti, Strong Vincent
Len Ekimoff, Tech
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| Coach: Eddie Abramoski of East |
Game Summary |
1945 :
West 11, East 0
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| This game was played in miserable weather conditions, with the temperature at
zero. Ray Hedderick of McDowell returned an interception 54 yards for the game’s
only touchdown. Joe Zuravleff of Tech caught the PAT pass. The West also recorded
two safeties when Joe Lohse of Wesleyville and Al Reidel of East recovered fumbles
in the end zone. The East was limited to minus 4 yards rushing. West stars included
Hedderick, Zuravleff and Jack Strucher of Strong Vincent. Bob Morgan of Academy
and Bob Swanson of East were East standouts. This game was the first in the series
in which Lowell Drake did not participate as a coach. He had been on the sidelines
for the six previous Save-An-Eye games. |
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November 23, 1946 |
East
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Bob Bretz, Harborcreek
Leo Beill, East
Chuck Brasington, East
Norm Sherrod, Union City
Dick Thomas, Cambridge Springs
Louie Sherwood, Corry
Dick Grieb, Lawrence Park
Joe Concilla, North East
Don Edwards, Wesleyville
Bill Pavkov, Waterford
Jack Hammond, Academy
Richard Kestle, Waterford
Cosimo Pellican, Academy
Eugene Mahon, East
Wilbur Brezee, Lawrence Park
Jack Wilson, North East
Don Soliday, Wesleyville
Howard Schirmer, Cambridge Springs
William Lawrence, East
Joe San Pietro, Academy
John Walter, Academy
Paul Nenman, North East
John Langer, Harborcreek
Ronald Krape, Academy
Herb Burns, Union City
Robert Bender, East
Bob Wachter, Academy
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Coach: Ed “Peewee” Thomas
of Academy
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West |
Wilbur Grubbs, Fairview
Pete Karuba, Tech
Ray Kazebee, Conneautville
Jim Lytle, Millcreek
John Offner, Edinboro
Kenneth Nye, Albion
Chuck Sorger, Strong Vincent
Len Kubiak, Tech
John Arkelian, Strong Vincent
Martin Chulick, Girard
Gary Orr, Cathedral Prep
Larry Pennica, Girard
Harry Harabedian, Cathedral Prep
Frank Stepchnek, Conneautville
Art Patterson, Millcreek
Scott Sherretts, Albion
Don Hostettler, Edinboro
Fred Schroeck, Cathedral Prep
Adam Gorski, Cathedral Prep
John Januleski, Cathedral Prep
Dick Wronek, Strong Vincent
Jim Mullard, Strong Vincent
Pete Panetta, Strong Vincent
Dick Carlson, Tech
Ed Palkovic, Tech
William Weislogel, Fairview
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Coach: Ted Sowle of Cathedral Prep
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Game
Summary |
1946:
East 6, West 0
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| Chuck Brasington of East returned a blocked punt 24 yards for the game’s
only score. Brasington blocked the punt of Len Kubiak of Tech in the fourth quarter.
The West dominated the stats, but not the scoreboard. The West rushed for 122
yards while limiting the East to 29. The staunch East defense featured East’s
Burly B’s, Brasington, Bob Bender and Leo Beill. Jack Wilson of Corry was
also a star for the winners. In the fourth quarter he punted out of bounds at
the 13-yard line. He then intercepted a pass and followed with a punt out of
bounds at the West 10. Wilson iced the win with an interception in the final
minute. Kubiak, Johnny Arkelian and Pete Panetta of Strong Vincent, Adam Gorski,
Gary Orr and Fred Schroeck of Prep were standouts for the West. |
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