 |
Game Rosters & Summaries: 1961-1962
SAVE-AN-EYE
ROSTERS |
September 4, 1961
|
City |
Fred Stover, East
Rich Arrington, East
Ernie Pascarella, East
Tom Baginski, East
Amos Mitchell, East
John Alacce, East
Ed James, Academy
Chuck Allen, Academy
Gerald Legenzoff, Academy
Larry Dibler, Academy
Fred Delfino, Academy
Ken Kowalski, Academy
Bill Ziemer, Academy
Bill Swift, Academy
Frank Bizzarro, Academy
Dave Paris, Cathedral Prep
Frank Antalek, Cathedral Prep
Chet Chrzanowski, Cathedral Prep
Bill Difenbach, Cathedral Prep
Joe St.George, Cathedral Prep
Tom Rys, Cathedral Prep
Jim Kubaney, Cathedral Prep
Marty Stepnoski, Tech
William Roznek, Tech
Mike Hakel, Tech |
Coaches: Tom Duff of
Cathedral Prep, Jim Mahoney of Cathedral Prep
|
| |
County |
Wally Mahle, Fort LeBoeuf
Sam Hazen, Fort LeBoeuf
Dave Nishnick, Fort LeBoeuf
Jim Grumblatt, Fort LeBoeuf
Bill Gaber, Fort LeBoeuf
Steve Rebro, Harborcreek
Ron Zuck, Harborcreek
Tom Irish, Harborcreek
Larry Thompson, Northwestern
Larry Valentine, Northwestern
Don Baumgardner, McDowell
Dick Schau, McDowell
Doug Seus, McDowell
Bob McKay, Girard
Dick Payne, Girard
Hal Hunter, Union City
George Kostrubanic, Fairview
John Gustafson, Fairview
Doug Payne, Fairview
Anthony Spada, North East
Dick Heiden, North East
Don Stefano, Lawrence Park
Dave Crotty, Lawrence Park
Bob Smock, Cambridge Springs
Mike Lewis, Cambridge Springs |
| Coaches: Paul Goll of McDowell, Rip Simmons
of North East |
Game Summary |
1961 :
County 14, City 0
|
| Wally Mahle of Fort LeBoeuf led the County, with 11,000 fans watching. Mahle,
who later played at Syracuse, scored on a 20-yard run. Sam Hazen of Fort LeBoeuf
had a safety for the winners, tackling Tom Baginski of East in the end zone.
An interception by George Kostrubanic of Fairview set up the other County touchdown
in the fourth quarter. Kostrubanic returned the ball 31 yards to the County 34.
Dick Schau of McDowell ran 34 yards with 15 seconds left for the touchdown. Rick
Seus of McDowell had 31 yards on 10 carries. Dick Heiden of North East aided
the County ground game. Mahle had 9 carries for 54 yards. Bill Gabor of Fort
LeBoeuf, Dave Crotty of Lawrence Park and Don Stefano of Lawrence Park were outstanding
on defense. Rich Arrington of East was a standout in a losing cause for the City. |
|
September 3, 1962
|
City |
Edwin Reid, Academy
Dennis Markham, Academy
James Cermak, Academy
Tom Irwin, Academy
James Hedderick, Academy
Gil Stoddard, Academy
Ron Chimenti, Cathedral Prep
Dick Scheppner, Cathedral Prep
Eugene Kurt, Cathedral Prep
Al Lubiejewski, Cathedral Prep
Bob Kaczenski, Cathedral Prep
Ron Gorney, Cathedral Prep
Brian Carlson, Strong Vincent
Jay Buchanan, Strong Vincent
Ed Goodrich, Strong Vincent
Dale Massing, Strong Vincent
Vincent Rapp, Strong Vincent
Robert Kowalewski, East
Ed Arrington, East
Ike Battles, East
Art Miller, East
Tom Carpenter, East
Dan Wenrick, Tech
Robert Brei, Tech
Richard Nikolishen, Tech
Joseph Wasiulewski, Tech
Bill Horihan, Tech
|
Coaches: Tony Verga of Academy, Ralph Calabrese of Strong Vincent
|
| |
County |
Jim Hamike, Fairview
Jim Dale, Fairview
Vic Kalicky, Fairview
Mike George, Fairview
Dennis Curry, Fairview
Jim Moorehead, Lawrence Park
Tim Reid, Lawrence Park
Bob Williams, Lawrence Park
Doug Zirkle, McDowell
Bill Simon, McDowell
Chuck Faulkner, McDowell
Ken Faulkner, McDowell
Terry Darada, Fort LeBoeuf
Frank Haibach, Fort LeBoeuf
Jerry Williams, Corry
Michael Chriest, St. Gregory
Doug Burch, North East
Martin Schuller, General McLane
Bud Carter, General McLane
Bernie Erwin, Wesleyville
Whitey Eiser, Harborcreek
Dick McClure, Girard
Jim Bucklin, Wattsburg
John Nowak, Conneaut Valley
Pat Finnucan, Conneaut Valley
|
Coaches: Dick Sabo of Northwestern, Jim Bowen of Fairview
|
Game
Summary |
1962:
City 31, County 6
|
| A punishing City ground game featuring East products Tom Carpenter and Art Miller
was the difference in front of 12,000 fans. Carpenter rushed 11 times for 99
yards. Carpenter scored on runs of 3 and 11 yards. Miller carried 9 times for
94 yards, including a 56-yard TD. Ron Chimenti of Prep hit 4 of 15 passing for
98 yards, including a 16-yard strike to Al Lubiejewski of Prep for a touchdown.
Rich Scheppner of Cathedral Prep scored on a 30-yard interception return. Miller
accounted for the only PAT in the game with a kick .The City led 25-0 at halftime.
The County lost 4 of its 7 fumbles. A brawl erupted with two minutes left, emptying
both benches. Order was restored and the game finished. |
|
