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Lebanon Dally News, Lebanon, Monday, October 23, 1967 Pags 21 Cards' Jim Hart Takes Heart Out Of Eagles LVC Gridders Even Record By Notching Win Over Moravian By TINY PARRY Executive Sports Editor The Lebanon Valley College Dutchmen pulled up on even keel with a 22-16 victory over the Moravian College Greyhounds at the Lebanon High School Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The win tneir first in two home them a 2-2 season record, all in Middle Atlantic Conference play, while the loss drops the Greyhounds into the red with a 2-3 card, also in MAC play. The Dutchmen piled up sixteen points in the first period on a pair of touchdowns less than a minute apart, and a 33-yard field goal by sophomore fullback Tony DeMarco, and tacked on a third six-pointer in the third chukker to assume a 22-0 lead before the Greyhounds rallied for two touchdowns and a pair of two-point conversions in the closing chapter. DeMarco set up the first LVC score his field goal with a 47-yard gallop to the Moravian 17-yard line early in the frist period. The LVC attack bogged nwn Taki Bobntas was tripped up a loss on a third down play, and DeMarco then booted his three-pointer from the visiting 23-yard line after three minutes and twelve seconds of play.

Greg Tctcr, a freshman halfback, put the Dutchmen in position for their later in the first touchdown period when he touchdowns pounced on a fumble caused by Jack Howie's vicious tackle on the Moravian 36-yard stripe. Bruce Decker then passed to Dennis Tulli, the Hershey junio-r converted into an offensive end this- year, for a first down on the 18. Cahill Injured Cahill picked up five yards and left the game briefly back with when shaken up on the play. Front that point Decker hit Teter in the end zone for the game's first touchdown, and DeMarco placekicked the bonus point to hike the LVC lead to 9-0 with four minutes and 35 seconds remaining. The Dutchmen were hack on the scorehoard less than a minute later when Howie, the hard-hitting sophomore center and linebacker, Intercepted a' daring Moravian pass on the visiting 37, and lugged it back to the five-yard line before he was brought down by Jim Dletz, the Moravian passer.

Decker followed up that quick turn of' events by tossing a pass to Cahill in the end zone for a second LVC touchdown' 59 seconds later. DeMarco's PAT placement attempt was wide of the uprights. No scoring developed in the second period, but' the Dutchmen were called upon to stave off one serious Moravian threat following a pass interception by Steve Marcovich on the Moravian 25 and a runback to the visiting 44. Cahill 'later suffered broken ribs and, a spleen injury, and will be lost for the season. The Greyhounds moved to tbe LVC 13 on Greg Seifert's pass to Bob Dilva; a IB-yard end run by Bob Smith, a sophomore scatback from Wilson Township, and a 14-yard romp by Seifert on a keeper.

Lebanon Valley stiffened at that juncture, and key tackles by freshman Bob Morris and sophomore Jim Grube choked off the threat. The Dutchmen hiked their lead to 22-0 in the third chukker with a determined comeback effort following break that cost them an earlier score. Score Nullified Dennis Tulli snared a Decker He cut across field ttj pick up blockers and romped down the sideline for an apparent touchdown, but a flag dropped on the Moravian 21 when an official detected a that nullified the score. Decker Takes Charge With the ball back on the visiting 36, Lebanon Valley's junior quarterback Bruce Decker took ihe situation in hand with two Deeper runs, one a five-y a dash, and the second a 19-yard romp on a fourth down gamble to the Moravian 12. He then passed to Tulli In the end zone two plays later, so the Hershey sophomore scored the touchdown after being deprived of that earlier tally.

Terry Light was stopped short of the goal line on an attempted run for a two-p i conversion. The Greyhounds then came Rookie Quarterback Fires Four TD Passes; Sayers-less Bears Bow SCORES FIRST LVC TOUCHDOWN Greg Teler (86) goes in for the first touchdown of the game in Lebanon Valley's 22-16 triumph over Moravian at the LHS Stadium Saturday. The freshman end gathered in a pass from Bruce Decker inside the Moravian five yard line, and eluded Yingst Leads Cougars To 20-0 Win Over Dauphin two fourth-period in their belated effort to turn the tide, but were gifted with two.breaks that led to their first score. Breaks Favor Greyhounds The Dutchmen gave up the ball on the visiting 45 when a fourth down effort failed to make the required distance for a first down. The Greyhounds quickly fol- Oaily NEWS Photo.

Moravian defense man Greg Seifert for the score as center Bob Silcox (55) moves in too late to stop the play. Teter was later singled out as the lineman of the game for his pass catching and defensive 1 play. pass with a leaping catch at midfield, and followed with a running performance that would have done credit to a halfback. NBA SCORES Eist Pel 0 1.000 Boston Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 Cincinnati 3 Delroit 1 Baltimore 1 West .750 .500 .500 .333 Pet .000 .500 .429 .250 .200 .000 St. Louis Los Anneles 5 San.

Francisco 3 Seattle San Diego Chicago 0 Saturday's Scores Philadelphia 116, Delroit 111 Boston 125, Baltimore 109 Los Angeles 114, Mew York 1M Cincinnati 109, Chicago 107 SI. Louis 115, San Francisco 110 Sunday's Result! Cincinnati 104, Scatlle 94 San Francisco 137, San Diego 124 Central Penn Football League Saturday Results Williamsport 13, Sleel-Hiflh 4. William Penn 13, Central Dauphin 7. Readina 55, Lancaster 20. Tha Cedar Cliff John Harris 5 Steelton-Highspire 3 Williamsport Reading LEBANON William Penn Central Dauphin York 1 Lancasler 0 5 Friday's Card William Penn at LEBANON.

Cedar Cliff at Rcadinp. Central Dauphin at York. Saturday's Card Willlflmsport al John Harris. Lancaster Steel-High. lowed with a long pass that was completed on the LVC 23 on an interference ruling, and i that second break as inspiration, scatback Smith, a 5-6 scooter, reeled off two runs to the nine, and went over from there with more than ten minutes left in the game.

Dietz then added two points with a pass to Ralph Eltringham in the end zone. The Dutchmen came back with a momentary threat featured a twisiing, extra-effort run by Terry Light with a Decker sass, but then bogged down in visiting 43. The Greyhounds then uncorked a last-ditch effort that started following a Decker punt on the Moravian six. Jack Innanntuono broke clear for a sparkling 27-yard run to spark the Greyhounds, and Dielz passes to Eltringham and lannantuono moved the ball into LVC territory. From there, uncorked a long aerial that Roger Knisley pulled down on the Lebanon Valley nine for a 3.9- yard play, and two plays later hit Knisley again for a touchdown with little more than a minute remaining.

Dietz added two more points with another toss to Knisley to shave the LVC lead to six points. The Greyhounds then tried a short kickoff, but were thwarted when Svirski smothered the ball, and the Dutchmen killed the clock. The Dutchmen showed to advantage in passing with a net gain of 219 yards as compared Lo 147 netted by the Greyhounds, and also topped the visitors rushing with 135 yards to Moravian's 132. Lebanon Valley Deckr.r was voted ths Back of the Game, and LVC freshman Greg Teler was singled out as Lineman of ihe -Game for his defensive play and pass catch- Ing as a two-way performer. Moravian sophomore Steve Marcovich was selected as the game's outstanding defensive hack, and the visiting scat- back, Bob Smith, the flashiest ball carrier of the day, was selected as the Sophomore of the Game for ECAC recognition.

LEBANON VALLEY ENDS Teler, Tulli, Gunlher, Morris By BILL GOLLAM Daily News Sportswritcr PALMYRA Palmyra High School's snarling Cougars roared back into contention in the Capital Area Football Conference here Saturday afternoon defeating Lpwer Dauphin, 20-0, as fullback Clark Yingst tallied two touchdowns and ripped the Falcon defenses apart compiling 168 yards in 25 carries. Yingst put Palmyra out 5n front late in the first period when he bolted over left tackle and went 54 yards for the initial score after a fine jarring block by John Morentz at the midfield stripe cleared the path for the hard-running Cougar. While Yingst was putting on best offensive show of the season the Cougar defense led by John MacConnell, Scott Dei- bart, Greg Wilson, Fred Michielsen, Glenn L'audermilch and Jack Gingrich with more than a little bit of defensive help from Yingst kept the Falcon caged in its own territory for the first three periods. Only twice did Lower Dauphin move into the Cougars' real estate. Once on a 49-yard run by Larry Robertson, and he wasj hauled down from behind on the 11 by Fran Urban.

plays later the-Cougars, got, out of trouble when Wilson recovered Falcon fumble on the one. Then late in the game they moved from their own 20 to the Cougar 35 where the Palmyra defense stiffened. CAPITAL AREA CONFERENCE Saturday Results PALMYRA 20, Lower Dauphin 0. MILTON HERSHEY 7, Susquehanna Twp. Standing HERSHEY Middlelown PALMYRA i 4 1 0 ower Dauphin usquehanna Twp lILTON HERSHEY ed Land 0 Fridiy'i Card AILTON HERSHEY at Lower Dauphin, umberland Valley at Susquehanna Twp.

Saturday's Card ALMYRA Middletown. HERSHEY at Red Land (N). Weekend Sports Summary By United Press International Saturday CHICAGO Fager won the $100,000 added Hawthorne Gold Cup by lengths. NEW YORK Feathers scored a surprise head triumph in the J116.100 O'War at Aqueduct and HARRISBURG, Pa. The United States equestriar team swept all five sports in the Grand Prix of Pennsylvania international jumping event.

Man paid PINEHURST, N.C. Bob Cochran beat Dr. John Mercer in a North and South Seniors golf championship fina that went to the 20th hole. OAKLAND, Calif. Dimagio was named executiv vice president of the relocated Oakland Athletics.

Sunday CITY (UPI)-Jim Woehrle. TACKLES Svirkso, berg, Grube. GUARDS Kanr. CENTERS Snell, Howia, 111. BACKS Decker, DeMarcn, Giraffe, Brands Falsto, Timlin Bnhnlas, MEXICO Clark of Scotland won th Grand Prix of Mexico aut race.

Denis Hulme of Zealand captured the drivin title with his third place umberland Valley Mechanicsburg 320 220 230 240 1 3 0 5 0 The Cougars, playing before a arents Day crowd of about 4, 00, were an inspired team 'hey ripped off 258 yards on lie ground with Yingst getting lu biggest bulk of that yard ge. They were never orced to use the aerial game the ground altack was gooc enough to sustain them. The Cougars gained 115 yards the ground, but all in theii territory and only once die Robertson manage to gain ubstantial yardage. For the most part the Cougar defense ad Robertson well caged. Two other Palmyra scoring were aborted when Jef Topper intercepted a Ja 1 chroyer pass on the Falcon ive and another time a 45-yarc drive was halted just before th end of the first half on the Fal con two.

A pass from cente vas hobbled on an attemptec ield goal and Herr was forcer, run. The play was dead a whistle ended first half play The Cougars scored in two )lays in the first period after Jerry Stover pilfered a Falcon pass on the Cougar 30 and returned it to the 43. Bob Borkert picked up three to the 46 and ihen Yingst exploded over tackle for a 54-yard touchdown run. Gregg Herr was forced to run for the extra point when the ball was bobbled on the snap and he went over standing up. lie same spot he blasted on his 4-yard jaunt.

Heir's, kick for extra point was good and be Cougars had 14-0 lead. With only seconds remaining the third period the Cougars tarted their third scoring narch. It was just a-short trip, 2 yards, and Bob Borkert took a pitchout on the ninth play and vent six yards around left end or the score two minutes into' he final period. KBIT'S try foi he extra point was no good. The Cougars are now 3-1 in oop play and meet Middletown Saturday afternoon at Mid dletown in a game the Cougars will have to win in order to nab he crown.

Saturday's contest showed the Balance of the Cougars" i hey are operating at top effi ciency. The offensive. left little be desired'? as line clawed the Falcons and thi backs ripped off good yardagi while the defensive unit wa charging and hitting hard. MacConnell from his lineback ing spot was in on most of the Cougar tackles, but Michielson Wilson and Deibert were also in the thick of the defensive play Yingst must have appeared be twins to the Falcons, doin double duty on both offensive and defensive units, the Couga fullback was either running ove them or belting them on defen sive plays. The Falcons enough of him to be glad thej won't have to face the Cougar won't have to fnce the Cougar again this year.

The loss just about eliminated the Falcons from contention They are now 2-3 in loop play. In the words of Coach Ray Erney, "It was our finest day." He was so right. PALMYRA ENDS Herr, Paul, Urban, Beuchler, Miller, Ensminger TACKLES Anniball, Deibert, MacConnell, Wilson GUARDS Michielson, Moretz, Laudermilch. Summers CENTERS Kane, Gingrich BACKS Shroyer, C. Yingst, Borkert, Stover, Rauch, Smith, Helrick, Oliver, Harlacher.

D. Yingst LOWER DAUPHIN ENDS Mountz, Dougherty, Topper TACKLES Burrows, Espenshade, Web er, Stolli GUARDS Stoner, Hippie, Collis Scholastic Football Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PALMYRA 20, Lower Dauphin 0 Villiamsnort 13, Steelton High- spire.6 IILTON HERSHEY 7, Susquehanna Twp. 6 leading 55, Lancaster 20 Vest York 27, Cedar Crest 0 Saston 53, Bethlehem Liberty 20 Micldletown 39, Annville-CIeona 7 'crkiomeh Prep. 13, Pennington Prep, 12 William Penn 13, Central Dauphin 7 Shippenshurg 20, Susquenita 16 Chamhershurg 40, Severna Park, 0 Camp Hill 48, Boiling Springs 6 Delone 61, Westminster 7 Big Spring 47, Littlcstown Climb. Valley 32 E.

Pennsboro 0 York Sub. 39, Susquehanna 0 Trinity 25, Red Land 20 C. Long 31, Devereaux 6 Bermudian 41, K-Dale 13 St. Francis 31, J. Buchanan 27 Red Lion 51, Dallaslnwn 0 Mercersburg Academy 13, Hill Prep.

12 Valley Forge Military Academy 26, Stephens Trade 20 Cocalico Solanco 7 Warwick 44, Donegal 14 Hempfield 16, Manheini Twp. 7 Camp Hill 48, Boiling Springs 6 York Catholic 42, Greencastle Upper Dauphin 40, Pine Grove 0 West Perry 15, Halifax 0 Williams Valley 13, Tri-Valley 6 Mlllersburg 36, Newport 7 Bethlehem Catholic 13, Allentown Central Catholic 6 Easton 53, Bethlehem Liberty 20 Pius Roseto 30, Pottsvilla Nativity 18 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jim Hart's strong arm put new wallop inlo the St. Louis Cardinals' attack, but Gale Sayers' sore leg left the Chicago Bears offenseless. Hart, SI. Louis' sensational rookie quarterback, fired four touchdown passes Sunday in a 4S-14 bombardment of the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Cards' fourlh triumph in six games kept them tied for the National Football League's Century Division lead with the Cleveland Browns, who blanked the Sayers-less Bears 24-0 for their fourlh straight victory. Green Bay's NFL champions also flexed their muscles in demolishing New York 48-21 while Minnesota fought Baltimore to a 20-20 standoff, Los Angeles and Washington played to a 2S-2S tie, San Francisco whipped New Orleans 27-13, Dallas edged Pittsburgh 24-21 and Delroit beat Atlanta 24-3. Hart hit on 16 of 29 passes for 267 yards as St. Louis poured across 45 straight points to wipe out the Eagles' 14-3 first-quarter lead. Jackie Smith grabbed a pair of Hart strikes for 74 and eight-yard scoring plays and Bobby Joe Conrad and rookie Dave Williams caught one TD pass apiece.

While the Cards were making their biggest point splurge in St. Louis since 1962, the Browns recorded their first regular-season shutout since 1960 while Sayers, Chicago's offensive sparkplug, watched from the sidelines with a bruised left leg. Frank Ryan's nine-yard TD half. Jim Grabowski accounted for 123 of Green Bay's 249 rushing yards and Elijah Pitts, who scored three touchdowns, picked up 72 more. Minnesota which upended Packers 10-7 last Sunday, barely missed knocking off the unbeaten Colts behind Joe Kapp, whose 11-yard TD pass to Red Phillips produced a 20-13 edge in the fourth quarter.

But Johnny Unitas, whose 20 compleiions set an NFL career mark of 2,131, brought the Colts back 80 yards for the tying touchdown, climaxing the drive with a three-yard pitch to John Mac-key. Roman Gabriel's six-yard TD pass to Bernie Casey with 64 seconds to play capped a 75- yard march and earned the Hams a tie with the Redskins. Sonny Jurgensen's fourth scoring pass, a 39-yarder to Jerry Smith, gave Washington a 28-21 lead minutes before Gabriel hit for the tying touchdown. The deadlocks were the second straight for both the Colts and Rams, who struggled to 24-24 lie last week. John Brodie passed for two touchdowns and Tommy Davis kicked a pair of field goals, leading the 49ers past winless New Orleans for their fifth victory in six games.

Craig Morton hit Peltis Nor- pass to Gary Collins broke a scoreless tie in the third quarter and the Browns wrapped up the victory with a 17-point final period. The Bears, held to nine first clowns, did not threaten until the closing minutes, when they reached the Cleveland seven as time ran out. Quarterback Bart Starr returned to the Packers' line-up after missing two games with injuries and directed an awesome running attack that produced 38 points in the second with 24 seconds to play, giving the Cowboys the nod over Pittsburgh in another wild finish. Morton's third scoring flip of the game came just 48 seconds after the Steelers grabbed the lead on Kent Nix' 11-yard TD pass to J.R. Wilburn.

Detroit's Karl Sweetan, making bis first start of the season, connected with Tom Nowatzke and Bill Malinchak for a pair of fourth-quarter scoring passes, breaking up a tight defensive battle with the Falcons Cleveland St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Eastern Conference Cinlury Division 4 3 1 Cipltol Division 2 8 2 0 3 0 5 0 510 222 330 0 Late in the third period the Cougars drove 61-yards in nine plays for the second score with Yingst going the last four over CENTERS Basselt, C. Weber BACKS Miller, L. Robertson, Grum- bins, Smith, Kennedy, Orsini, Yancey, Eckels, Baxler Score by Periods: Palmyra 7 0 7 20 Lower Dauphin 0 0 0 0 Palmyra Scoring Touchdowns: C. Yingst 2 (54-ycf.

run, 5-yd. run), Borkert (6-yd. run). Polnls after Touchdowns: East Penn Ratings Southern Shikellamy Mt. Carmel ottsville Shamokin Norlh Schuylkill Division 0 0 0 0 Panther Valley 3 Hazleton 2 Mahanoy Area 3 Bloomsburg West Hazleton Berwick Shenandoah SI.

Clair Blue Mountain Tamaqua Danville Schuylkill Haven Central Columbia Minersville Herr 2 (placements). First Downs: 11; LD 6. Passes Completed: LO 2. Passes 8, LD, 13. Passes Intercepted by: 2, LD, 2- Penalties Inflicted: IS; LD, 10.

Fumbles Lost: LD, 2. Yds, Rushing: 233; LD, 115. Yds. Passing: 15; LD 13. Total 273, LD, 133.

Return 74; LD, 57. Punting LD, Northern Division Pitlslon Area 6 Wyoming Area I Blakely 4 Riverside 4 Scranlon Tech 4 Tunkhannock 3 Abington Heights 3 Archtaaltt 3 Old Forge 3 West Scranton 2 Dunmore 0 Lackawanna Trail 2 Rig. .692 .583 .428 .381 .286 .253 .250 .220 .212 .200 .200 .177 E-town Booters Down Baltimore For Seventh Win Elizabethtown College's soccer team routed a powerful Bal- University eleven, 6-1, at Baltimore Saturday and scored its seventh straight victory without a loss. The strong Blue Jay eleven went out in front early in the 'irst period on a goal by Shelly Knapp (Norlebco) and then added to its lead with Ed McConaghy tabbing another first period goal. Mike Wilds hit for the Ihird goal in the second period lo give the Jays a 3-0 lead at halflime.

After a scoreless third period the poured in three goals in the final frame one by Sandy Killough and two by Don Sayers. The Blue Jays liael built a fi-0 lead before the Baltimore eleven got on the board on a goal by Mike Matcuk. Dallas Washington Philadelphia New Orleans Wittern Central Division Green Bay 4 Detroit 2 3 Chicago 2 Minnesota 1 Coastal Division Baltimore San Francisco Los Angeles 3 Atlanta 0 Pel .647 .500 .147 Pet .833 .500 .500 .000 Minnesota Pd 1 1 .800 1 .400 8 .333 I .200 Pel 0 2 1.000 1 0 .833 1 2 .750 I 1 .000 Sunday's Result! Detroit 14, Atlanta 3 Cleveland 24, Chicago 0 Dallas 24, Pittsburgh 21 Green Bay 48, New York St. Louis -(a, Philadelphia 14 "Ainnesota 20, Baltimore 20, tie San Francisco 11, New Orleans 13 Angeles 28, Washington 2B, tie Sunday's Games at Atlanta Baltimore at Washington Los Angeles at Chicago Cleveland at New York 3allas at Philadelphia Delroit at San Francises Minnesota at Atlanta Only games scheduled Monday's Garni Gresn Bay at St. Louis 0 .153 1 .089 0 .000 Wenger" Snyder Elizabethlown .000 .000 Bender Rig.

.000 Knapp Eshelman 0 .680 a .420 1 .366 1 1 0 0 0 OR IR OL IL CF RHB LKB CHB Sam Montgomery LF RFB Score by periods: Elizabethtown Beiber Kline Good Greener Baltimori U. Moores Malcuk Cuamo Dunningan Grofl Markowskij Walker Malczuk! Reichenberg Wiesienewski Manfre Lakeland 1 Jessup 0 Scrnnton Central 0 .303 nv rvrinns: 1 0 3-4 i Baltimore 0 0 3 E-town Knapp, McConaghy, 3 0 Killough, Sayers Baltimore 5 2 4 0 Substitutions: E-town McConaghy, 2 0 .000 Killough, Wilds, Reminner, Steve Mont- 3 0 Shields, Dunbar; Baltimore 6 0 Laely, Lilhbringtro, Reams. GUNS-GUNS Rifles, Shotguns, Revolvers, Firearms Bought, Sold Traded We Have A Good Selection BUY NOW! Guns Repaired Riflo Scopes Sold, Mounted and Sighted-in Terms arranged on guns If you deilra Opening Dale OcL 28 9 A.M. D.S.T. Rabbits, Pheasant, Turkey Rams Erase Blemish From Record HOUSTON United States defeated Great Britain 23 I 2 in Ryder Cup golf competition.

SYDNEY, Australia Allan Murray of Australia defeated Roberto de Vicenzo of 0 0 3 2 3 2 3 3 .400 .100 .600 .500 .400 .167 .167 ,000 Cahill, Kornmeyer, Shaffer, Light, Thomas, Morrison, Proherl Torre, Scott. MORAVIAN ENDS MartinHII, Knisley.Sllva. TACKLES T. Gralz, Linker. Mangold.

GUARDS Carpenter, Manchinl, Zanin- elll, Hutler, Sinclair, Wilson. CENTERS Silcox, Yerkes, Griga. BACKS Dletz. Smith, lannantuono, Elt- rlngham, H. Gratz, Markovich, Selferl, Kemrnerer.

Score by Periods: Lebanon Valley 8 Moravian 0 0 LEBANON VALLEY Scoring: Touchdowns Teter (pass from Decker); Tulll (pass from Decker). Polnls After Touchdown: DeMarco (placement). Field Goal Argentina in a playoff for Ihe sudden death Wills Masters golf championship. CARLSBAD, N.M. (UPI)Murle Lindstrom won the Carlsbad Ladies Golf Open with a 21S total for 54 holes.

DeMarco. MORAVIAN Scorina: Touchdowns Smllrt (run), Knisley (pass from Dietz). Points afler nisley touch downs: Ellrlngham (pass from Dletz); Knisley (pass from Dielz). Officials: E. L.

Farr J. E. Wilsch, R. E. Farina, James Egizlo.

First Downs: LVC 17; 17. Passes Completed: LVC 9. Passes Attempted: LVC 35; 30. Passes Inlnrcepled: LVC 5. Penalties Inlllcteri: LVC Yds.

29 Yds. Fumble! Lost; LVC MEXICO CITY Roelanls of Belgium won the marathon run in the pre- Olympics with a time of two hours, 19 minutes and 37 seconds for the 26-mile, 385-yard distance. Fight Results LYOM, Maurict Tavanl, France, knocked out Tony Ray, Mlserli, 8, lightweights. By MIKE PUDDINGTON Daily News Staff Writer The Rams erased the only blemish from their 19S7 record Saturday night, and they did it without the aid of Clearasil. The local team, in beating Cumberland 2S-0, mainlained their perch alop (he Interstate League, avenged the only scar in what is now at a fi-fl-l record, and displayed the running talents of Tom Heilman and Dave Minnich to local fans at Lebanon High Stadium.

Heilman, the former Catholic High standout, rushed for S8 yards In 15 carries, scored one touchdown and passed for another. Minnich, who did not start the game, made his first appearance of the year a good one, gaining 73 yards in his 10 carries. The game got off lo a rather ragged beginning. as the first four passes thrown two by each quarterback were intercepted, Two Rams figured in the pass heft which set up the first score. The toss by Colt Quar- erback Ron Buxton was lipped jy Larry Ruth, then snared by George Schultz on the Ram 35.

Eight running plays brought the Rams to paydhi, with Heilman barrelling across from Ihe one. The biggest gainer during the drive was a 25-yard scamper by Quarterback Ron Burnetle. The William Penn graduate, whose performance was instrumental in the Rams' important win over Baltimore two weeks ago, saw limited offensive action in the first half, but started in (he defensive backfield. Midway through the second quarter, Burnclle and Ram coach Dubs Haldeman engaged in a healed argument, obvious lo all Ihe spectnclors. Burnette watched the rest of the first half from Ihe sidelines, and did not even return lo the bench for the second half.

The Rams In the early moments of the second quarter when Colt punter Harold Keys hobbled the center snap deep in his end zone. Dave Williams scooted in for the recovery and siv points. The two plays that led to the third score were dominated by Heilman. He broke several tackles to move 21 yards lo his opponents' 39, Ihen zeroed in on iob McMurray with a left-handed pass for the touchdown. Heilman also booted Ihe extra point, one of two he made good on.

who with Sieve Vak glittered on defense, recovered a Keys fumble of a punt on the Colt to give Lebanon positioning for the last touchdown. Six plays brought them lo Ihe fwo from where quarterback Andj Stoe went in. Cumberland offered only one serious scoring Ihreal, this earlj in the last quarter. The Colls missing many key personnel in eluding Ihcir first and seconr siring quarterbacks, had a firs down at the Ram seven, ak and the rest of the Ram ront wall hung tough to stop hem twice at the one. The Rams used up the rest of the ime moving all the way inside Cumberland's 10 as the gamej ended.

CUMBERLAND ENDS Moore, Porr, Walker, Moore TACKLES Shade. Lebo. Prtroski, Bell GUARDS George, Smilz, Karrwr, Thompson, I Myers, Sim-; Wolf Hunting Clothing RED HEAD 10-X SAF-T-PAK WOOLRICH ALLEN Bream, Stouffer CENTERS Owens Murlatt BACKS Davis, Fowler, mons, Spitz, Buxton, Keys RAMS ENDS Kllmoyer, Slaughter, Pelry Herr, Eckert, TACKLES Mtndtnhall, Reed, Lfver- Ina, Hinman, Esposito, Steffy, Bonfanti GUARDS Lombardo, Schultz, Keith, Scaries, Finefrock, Vogel Rods, Reels, Lures and Sporting Goods CENTERS Vak, Kreiser JACKS Sloe, Heilman, Burnetts, Slur- levant, Williams, McMurray, Ruth, Minnich Score by periods: Cumberland 0 0 0 Rams 30 0 RAMS Scoring? Touchdowns: Heilman (1-yd. run); Williams (fumble recovery in end McMurray (39-yd. pass from Heilman); Sloe (2-yd.

run). Points afler touchdown: Heilman, 2 (kicks). First Downs: 13. Passes Com-j pleled: 1. Passes Allrmpled: i R.

6. Passes Inlerct.pled by: 3. Penallies Inllicled: 10; 10. Fumbles.Lo^l: 1. Rushing Yardage: 99; 247.

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