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Game Rosters & Summaries: 1939-1940
SAVE-AN-EYE
ROSTERS
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November 16, 1951
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East City
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Kevin Quinn, East
Bill Caryl, Academy
James Trott, Academy
Dick Lewis, East
John Wasiliewski, East
Harry Campbell, Tech
Dan Yurkovic, Tech
Lee Cabeloff, East
Tony DiPaolo, East
Bob Cubbison, Academy
Jim Johnson, East
Bob Spinelli, Academy
Steve Yurkiewicz, Tech
Henry Baltine, Tech
Larry Berdis, Tech
Tom Hodges, Academy
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East County |
Tom Hollaran, Harborcreek
Bill Sherwood, Waterford
Norm Rushton, Lawrence Park
Bud Harris, Union City
Ervin Goodwill, Corry
Frank Papparazzo, North East
Bill Schmid, Wesleyville
Dick Eaglen, Harborcreek
Bill Gay, Harborcreek
James Villa, North East
Don Bendig, Lawrence Park
Ron McCall, Waterford
Frank Frith, Wesleyville
Bud Hoffman, Wesleyville
Skip Moore, Corry
Bruce Pierce, Union City
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| Coach: Duke Detezel of East, Jim Manafo
of Wesleyville
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West City |
| Jim Dudenhoefer, Cathedral Prep
Gus Anderson, Strong Vincent
Dick Reusch, Cathedral Prep
Dave Dahlkemper, Cathedral Prep
Bob Wall, Strong Vincent
Dick Quadri, Cathedral Prep
Joe Peplinski, Cathedral Prep
Norm Zymslinski, Cathedral Prep
Don Herbe, Strong Vincent
Len Tomczak, Cathedral Prep
Don Wolf, Cathedral Prep
Marlow Tolbert, Strong Vincent
Carl Zimmerman, Strong Vincent
Bob Roesch, Cathedral Prep
Paul Wilson, Strong Vincent
Caesar Montevecchio, Cathedral Prep
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West County |
Frank Storacci, Millcreek
James Snyder, Edinboro
Floyd Patterson, Albion
Paul Van Hook, Millcreek
Anthony Topolski, Cathedral Prep
Bob Davenport, Conneaut Valley
Jack Rust, Cambridge Springs
Vic Sokoloski, Cathedral Prep
Paul Davis, Millcreek
Jon Van Cise, Girard
George Traut, Fairview
Richard Meeder, Girard
Richard Johnson, Conneaut Valley
Don Bertram, Cambridge Springs
Dick Dundon, Edinboro
John Lowery, Albion
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Coaches: Walt Strosser of Cathedral Prep,
Paul Goll of McDowell
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Game
Summary |
1951:
West 25, East 0
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| The East County faced the West County in the first and third quarters. The East
and West City teams battled in the second and fourth quarters. Norm Zmyslinski
of Prep scored of a 22-yard punt return and on a 21-yard run. Len Tomczak of
Prep had a 32-yard run for a TD. Vic Sokolowski of Prep passed 14 yards to John
VanCise of Girard for the third score. That TD was set up by a fumble recovery
by Jack Rust of Cambridge Springs. Strong Vincent players Paul Wilson, Bob Wall
and Gus Anderson starred. Dick Quadri, Prep tackle, opened huge holes to spark
the rushing game. Casear Montevecchio of Prep kicked the game’s only extra
point. West County defensive linemen Jim Snyder of Edinboro, Paul VanHonk of
Millcreek and Bob Davenport of Conneaut Valley were other standouts. Due to a
scheduling change, playing the game before the season rather than after, several
players from the 1951 game also played in the 1952 contest. |
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SAVE-AN-EYE ROSTERS |
September 1, 1952 |
City |
Joe Peplinski, Cathedral Prep
Dick Quadri,
Cathedral Prep
Dick Reusch, Cathedral Prep
Bob Wall, Strong Vincent
Tony Masi, Academy
Harry Campbell, Tech
Kevin Quinn, East
Caesar Montevecchio, Cathedral Prep
Jim Johnson, East
Len Tomczak, Cathedral Prep
Don Wolf, Cathedral Prep
Bob Oatman, East
Carl Zimmerman, Strong Vincent
Gus Anderson, Strong Vincent
Bill Caryl, Academy
Henry Baltine, Tech
Gene Graney, Academy
Lee Cabeloff, East
Steve Yurkiewicz, Tech
Don Herbe, Strong Vincent
Jake Mitchell, Strong Vincent
Ron Price, Academy
Paul Wilson, Strong Vincent
Tom Damico, East
Dick Platz, East
Len Strong, Tech
Phil Trejchel, Tech
Dan Yurkovic, Tech
Gene Rachocki, East
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| Coaches: Ted Robb of Cathedral Prep, Sam
Kramer of Strong Vincent |
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County |
Tom Holloran, Harborcreek
Dick Peterman,
Harborcreek
Anthony Topolski, Kanty Prep
Jack Van Honk, Millcreek
Chuck Freeman, Millcreek
Frank Papparazzo, North East
Jerry Holland, Fairview
Vic Sokoloski, Kanty Prep
Bruce Pieper, Union City
Jim Villa, North East
Don Bendig, Lawrence Park
Bill Sherwood, Waterford
Jack Meeder, Millcreek
Jim Snyder, Edinboro
Oliver Whaley, Harborcreek
Don Murray, North East
Paul Davis, Millcreek
Dan Tuschak, Girard
Paul Bacik, Fairview
John Yatzor, Edinboro
Ron McCall, Waterford
Bob Davenport, Waterford
Joe Gido, Girard
Ron Mayott, Union City
Bernard Maynard, Wesleyville
John Styborski, Cambridge Springs
Don Bertram, Cambridge Springs
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| Coaches: Paul Goll of McDowell, Joe Setcavage
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Game Summary |
1952: City 19, County 6 |
| A capacity crowd watched the first City-County
game in the series. The City, featuring Caesar Montevecchio of
Prep, passed for 226 yards. A fake punt accounted for the first
touchdown. Jimmy Johnson of East threw to Montevecchio, who caught
the ball on the County 49, got several key blocks and went the
distance for the score. Montevecchio then passed 40 yards to
Len Tomczak of Prep for a TD with 10 seconds left in the first
half. Tomczak made a great catch on the 5-yard line and went
into the end zone untouched. Montevecchio kicked the only extra
point. Don Wolf of Prep had a 7-yard run for the final City score.
Bruce Pieper of Union City intercepted a pass to set up the County
score. Jim Villa of North East had a 26-yard run to spark the
march, going the final 5 yards for the touchdown. Jim Peplinski
of Prep recovered a fumble to stop the only other County threat. |
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