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Game Rosters & Summaries: 1959-1960

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1960

SAVE-AN-EYE ROSTERS

September 7, 1959

City

Richard Benz, Academy
Charles Grebielski, Academy
Terry Pfeffer, Strong Vincent
Sam Hester, Strong Vincent
Ron Rzepecki, East
Rich Valahovic, Tech
Gary Damico, Academy
Dave Quadri, Cathedral Prep
Bill Whitford, Cathedral Prep
Vince Teed, Cathedral Prep
Terry St. John, Academy
Chris Cooney, Cathedral Prep
Ted Skarupski, Tech
Bob Morosky, East
Tom Raleigh, Academy
Rich Walach, East
Chuck Myers, Academy
Joe DeSanti, Tech
Bob Rzepecki, East
Stan Baginski, East
Bill Keller, East
Dick Connors, Academy
Grove Blanchard, Academy
Don Detisch, Academy
Bill Habersack, Cathedral Prep

Coaches: Dick Detzel of Cathedral Prep, Jack Komora of Academy

County

Fred Bennett, Union City
George Naylor, Girard
David Henry, Harborcreek
Ben Pratt, McDowell
Duane Black, McDowell
Bill Klenz, North East
David Pifer, Union City
Harry Thomas, Fort LeBoeuf
John Leech, Fort LeBoeuf
Don Potter, Lawrence Park
Ron Davis, Cambridge Springs
Jim Lamb, Lawrence Park
Bob Glasgow, Lawrence Park
Bob Bailey, Corry
Don VanKeuren, Corry
Tom Leopold, Fairview
Larry Beard, Harborcreek
Wilbur Shenk, Fairview
Duane Farrell, Union City
Nick Alfieri, Harborcreek
Jack Humphreys, Lawrence Park
Robin Burrows, Lawrence Park
John Dingfelder, McDowell
Tom Klomp, Wesleyville

Coaches: Ed Poly of Lawrence Park, Jim Manafo of Wesleyville

Game Summary

1959 : County 19, City 12

The County earned its first win under the current format behind Jack Humphreys of Lawrence Park. With 13,500 watching, he accounted for all three touchdowns on a 83-yard punt return, a 37-yard pass to Ben Pratt of McDowell and a 9-yard run. Humphreys also returned an interception 50 yards. Humphreys opened the scoring on a 9-yard run. Pratt kicked the PAT. Humphreys also made a touchdown-saving tackle. Stan Baginski of East, who had run 33 yards to the County 40 on the previous play, again broke loose, but Humphreys brought him down. Grove Blanchard of Academy accounted for both City touchdowns. He ran 87 yards for one TD and scored another on a 31-yard pass from Chuck Myers of Academy with 7 seconds left in the game.

SAVE-AN-EYE ROSTERS

September 5, 1960

City

Rich Scolio, Cathedral Prep
Jack Moore, Strong Vincent
Dan Shade, Cathedral Prep
Harold Arrowsmith, Strong Vincent
Ron Vomero, Cathedral Prep
Dick Dilimone, Tech
Joe Scully, Cathedral Prep
Hubert Cioccio, East
Bill Ziegler, Academy
Mike LeCorchick, Cathedral Prep
Jim Miller, Academy
Bill Cook, Strong Vincent
Chuck Evanoff, Academy
Elmer Woodard, Academy
Ron Evanoff, Academy
Jim Nunes, Tech
Doug Palmer, Tech
Ted Peggy, Tech
Dave Tullio, Cathedral Prep
Pat Tomczak, Cathedral Prep
Chuck Buerger, East
Craig Conboy, Strong Vincent
Bruce Decker, Academy
Jim D’Andrea, Strong Vincent
Ted Skarupski, Tech
Tom Biel, Strong Vincent
Don Kwiatkowski, East
Frank Huber, Academy
Joe Ott, Cathedral Prep
Tom Rehberg, Cathedral Prep
Marty Kelly, Tech

Coaches: Lou Tullio of Academy, Carney Metzgar of East

County

Larry Amenta, St. Gregory
Jim Carter, General McLane
Tom Woodring, Cambridge Springs
Tom Heasley, Edinboro
John Reagan, Albion
Dave Horanic, McDowell
Steve Samol, McDowell
Arlyn Snyder, Lawrence Park
Milt Phenneger, Fairview
Sam Heller, Wesleyville
Dick Vogt, Fort LeBoeuf
Don Hayes, Edinboro
Gerry Fuller, General McLane
Bob Terrill, Fort LeBoeuf
Floyd Chandler, McDowell
John Kohut, Albion
Al Renshaw, Lawrence Park
Ron Shilling, Girard
Bob McCammon, Harborcreek
Joe Allesie, Wesleyville
Dennis Fiscus, North East
Doug Elwell, McDowell

Coaches: Paul Wilson of Girard, Bob Jamison of General McLane

Game Summary

1960: City 13, County 6

Cathedral Prep grads Dave Tullio and Pat Tomczak teamed for touchdown passes of 5 and 7 yards for the two City scores. With 10,147 on hand, Tullio set up the first City touchdown with a 23-yard run. After the Tullio-to-Tomczak TD connection, Joe Ott of Prep kicked the PAT. Joe Allessie of Wesleyville hit Ron Shilling of Girard for a 7-yard touchdown pass for the County. Elmer Woodard of Academy ran 20 yards on the City’s other scoring drive. Tullio threw 17 yards to Doug Palmer of Tech, then hit Tomczak for 7 yards and the TD. The County drove to the City 23-yard line midway in the fourth quarter before Don Kwiatkowski of East recovered a fumble. A Shilling interception and a fumble recovery by Gerry Fuller of General McLane gave the County two more chances, but both drives stalled.