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'ff ea OCT 3 01983 5cj Oct. 30, 1983 6F- Sports ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH High School Report mefi omiliBiniyes Mastery uer i 24-110 9 Football of 39 and 18 yards as Owensville beat Hermann, 12-0. Owensville improved to 5-4 and Hermann fell to 1-8. Elsewhere in the Four Rivers: Tony LaValle rushed for 115 yards in 15 attempts as Sullivan (7-2) hammered St.

James (M), 33-13 Washington (6-3) clipped Pacific (4-5), 21-6, as Ken Jasper scored twice on short runs Union (7-2) all but clinched a playoff berth in a romp over St. Clair (0-9), 47-0. Tim Cahill scored three times on short runs. Festus (7-1) beat St. Pius, 21-7, as Wade Townsend ran 15 times for 96 yards.

Albie Spicer returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a TD. Pius fell to 5-3. Also in the Jefferson County Conference: Hillsboro (7-2) bombed Herculaneum (1-8), 58-6, as Jeff Cain made three pass interceptions and scored twice on short runs Crystal City (34) closed its season by beating Windsor (2-7), 8-0. Pat Kinder scored the winning touchdown and also No. 6-ranked large school Webster Groves (8-0) clinched a playoff berth with a win over Oakville, 28-0.

Keith Jones rushed for 107 yards. Webster limited Oakville (2-7) to 18 yards rushing and 57 passing and intercepted three passes. Webster, which plays Ladue next weekend, is shooting for its first unbeaten regular season since 1955. Even in 1979, when the Statesmen won the Class 4A state title, they lost in the regular season to Lafayette. Tim Gooch scored the game's only touchdowns both on pass receptions touchdown, in a 21-7 defeat of Lindbergh.

James finished with 82 yards rushing. Kirkwood also scored in the first quarter on a 59-yard pass from Tom Poholsky to Darrin Young. Also in the Suburban West Conference, Lafayette (5-3) clipped Northwest of House Springs (1-8), 21-0, and Fox (6-3) beat Parkway Central (3-6), 27-16. Tony Kuenzel led Lafayette with 123 yards on 19 carries and Erik Mueller completed nine of 16 passes for 124 yards. Jim Sweeney led Fox with 120 yards rushing.

Friday's Football Summaries MISSISSIPPI VALLEY JERSEYVILLE 13 i I -15 HIGHLAND UK Jim Eods 74 run (Bryan Brown kick) Dennis McCloin 35 pass from Kevin Norman (kick failed) Dale Allen 3 run (kick foiled) Bob Hawkins 11 run (kick failed) Rich Joncek 3 run (run failed) GATEWAY ST. CHARLES W. I 7 7 -it DUCHESNE 0 7 11 12 -31 Oouo Ferguson 1 run (kick failed) Mike Taylor 5 run (Joe Lynch kick) Ferguson 1 run (John Foley run) Brian Wies 10 run (kick failed) Ferguson 1 run (Foley kick) Wies 5 run (run failed) Ferguson 3 run (Foley kick) Wies 1 run (kick failed) Wies 12 pass from Taylor (kick foiled) HERCULANEUM 0 0 0 1 -4 HILLSBORO 30 7 14 7 -58 HI Chris Choney 9 run (Tim Fears kick) HI Jeff Cain 5 run (Fearsklck) HI Bob Skinner 3 run (Mike Kramper pass from Chaney) HI Cain 6 run (Kramper pass from Choney) HI Fears 44 Interception (Fears kick) HI Mark Reedlrun (Fearsklck) HI Mark Reed 6 run (Fears kick) HI Kevin Kochner 29 run (Fears kick) HE Ron Ruess 1 run (kick failed) CRYSTAL CITY 0 10 0 I WINDSOR 0 0 0 0 0 Pat Kinder 6 run (Greg Marshall pass from Kinder) SUBURBAN SOUTH 0 7 7 0 -14 0 0 0 0 -0 3 run (Ronnie MASCOUTAH BETHALTO Paul Rankin Lindsavklck) Rankin 1 run (Lindsay kick) -6 -1 HOWELL 1 WENTZVILLE 3 FGJeff Pohllg24 FG Gary Barth 24 HFG Barth 40 rushed for 140 yards. Roxana (7-1) beat O'Fallon, 17-2, and got back on track after last week's loss to Jerseyville. The Shells were led by Brian Brokaw, who scored on a six-yard run, kicked two extra points and a 28-yard field goal.

Also in the Mississippi Valley, playoff-bound Jerseyville (8-0) beat Highland (1-7), 25-6, with 304 yards rushing. Jim Eads rushed 10 times for 113 yards and quarterback Kevin Norman hit five of nine passes for 126 yards. In another Valley game, -Mascoutah (4-4) beat Bethalto (2-6), 14-0. Quarterback Paul Rankin hit on 13 of 23 passes for 119 yards. No.

16 large school Cahokia (6-2), working on its best season in recent memory, topped Edwardsville, 13-7. Alonzo Washington ran for 153 yards on 26 carries. Pat Hill scored two touchdowns in the final Edwardsville is 4-4. Alton had an easy time with Collinsville, 31-0, as Tracey Brown ran 15 times for 149 yards, scoring on runs -of 68 and 23 yards. Alton is 4-4 and Collinsville is 0-8.

Also in the Southwestern, No. 4 large school Belleville West (7-1) slipped by Belleville East (2-6), 3-0, on a field goal by Brett Sprivey with 11 minutes left. Dupo beat Freeburg, 24-0. The victory gives Dupo (8-0) the Cahokia Conference championship and a berth in the Illinois playoffs. Fullback Jim Hoge rushed 22 times for 74 yards.

Freeburg (6-2) lost four fumbles. Keith Pinkerton hit field goals of 29 and 38 yards as St. Mary's (3-6) got by Eureka (3-6), 25-7. The loss was Eureka's sixth straight. The Dragons' Kevin Ryan ran four times for 120 yards, including a 94-yard TD run.

Brain Kopff added 112 yards on 12 carries. Vianney (7-2) kept its playoff hopes alive by beating Fort Zumwalt (2-7), 35-8. Chris Burrows scored four timej and rushed for 65 yards. Teammate Ken Simmons rushed 14 times for 110 yards. Punter Scott Cepicky averaged 48 yards for five punts.

Chaminade (2-7) was led by Jeff Kassing, who scored twice and piled up 166 yards on 27 carries in a 21-6 victory over St. Francis Borgia (5-4). Bill Noelker had 107 yards rushing for Borgia. Madison (4-5) was led by Avery Blockton with 77 yards on 11 carries as the Trojans beat Red Bud (1-8), 22- 8 Northwest (5-3) clipped Granite City (2-5), 20-0, as the Northwest defense repeatedly sacked Granite City quarterbacks. DeSmet salvaged its season Friday night and, as usual, the victim was CBC.

The Spartans, down 10-0 in the first quarter at CBC, rallied with a field goal and three long scoring drives as they stunned the Post-Dispatch No. 11-ranked large school, 24-10. The victory rekindled playoff hopes for DeSmet (4-4) and might have snuffed out CBC's (6-3). DeSmet now leads the series, 11-3, and has won seven of the last eight games. The winner of next Friday's game at Busch Stadium between Vianney and DeSmet will claim one playoff berth.

The other berth in the district could go to either St. Louis U. High or CBC, who also play Friday at Busch. If SLUH wins, it is in. CBC, however, must win and pray for help from its opponents.

Andy Henderson rushed for 122 yards on 21 carries and teammate Brad Cross piled up 135 yards on 19 carries for DeSmet. Duchesne High, the Post-Dispatch No. 1-ranked small school and No. 1 in both statewide polls, almost had its playoff express derailed Friday night. The Pioneers needed an 11-yard touchdown pass from Mike Taylor to Brian Wies with 28 seconds to play to beat St.

Charles West, 31-28. Wies led Duchesne (9-0) by scoring four touchdowns. Receiver Ron Reimer caught seven passes for 185 yards and Taylor completed 12 of 21 passes for 242 yards. Doug Ferguson scored four times for St. Charles West (5-4).

Duchesne, which has finished its regular-season games, compiled the first regular-season unbeaten mark in the school's history. In doing so, it won the school's first Gateway Athletic Conference title since 1975. Althoff (4-3) showed why it is the No. 5-ranked Post-Dispatch small school with a 13-12 victory over No. 19 large school St.

Charles (7-2) at Lindenwotfi College. Althoff's Kevin Schott sewed the winning TD on a nine-yard run with 4:14 to play. The Crusaders held Charles Hillemann, St. Charles' top rusher, to 55 yards. In another game in St.

Charles County, Francis Howell (4-5) defeated Wentzville (3-6), 6-3. Howell won on two field goals 24 and 40 yards by Gary Barth. The winning 40-yarder came in the fourth quarter. Playoff-bound Kirkwood (7-1) was led by Richard James, who returned the opening kickoff 92 yards for a 0 -0 0 28 (Brian OAKVILLE 0 0 0 WEBSTER 7 21 0 Keith Jones 13 run Campbell kick) SUBURBAN WEST PARKWAY C. 0 13 3 0 16 FOX 6 7 0 14 27 Jim Sweeney 1 run (kick failed) Scott Green 9 pass from David Silvestri (kick failed) John Palmer 9 pass from Ryan Lewis (John Gangloff kick) Tom Campbell 1 run (Paul Ruteniskick) FGRutenis23 Palmer 4 pass from Lewis (John Gangloff kick) James Gangloff .9 run (John Gangloff kick) Ronald Hunt 4 run (Campbell Pete Alexander 20 Interception (Campbell kick) W-Micheal Yokley 1 1 pass from Jeff Keone (Campbell kick) SUBURBAN EAST BERKELEY 0 7 0 7 14 MAPLEWOOD 0 8 0 7 15 Stan Long 36 pass from Joe Holllnshed Arvis Dunbar kick) Carl Shelton 10-yard run with blocked punt (Steve Norful pass from Frank Aitch) Long 20 pass from Holllnshed (Dunbar kick) Bryont Roberts 20 pass from Aitch (Chuck Roberts kick) MIDST ATE VANDALIA 0 0 7 0 7 MATER DEI 7 14 0 14 -35 Jeff Hitpas 3 run (Dale Engelmann kick) Chuck Gebke 3 pass from Barry Brueggemann (Engelmann kick) Jerry Jolllff 3 run (Engelmann kick) David Wolf 6 pass from Jarvis Johnston (Rich Johnson kick) Brueggemann 6 run (Engelmann kick) Jeff Jansen 3 run (Engelmann kick) CAHOKIA FREEBURG 0 0 0 0 ft DUPO 7 7 3 7 -M Scott Tleman 4 run (Coiin McClenahankick) Jim Jarvis 1 run (McClenahan kick) DFG McClenahan 26 Jeff McClonahan 10 pass from Jarvis (McClenahan kick) GATEWAY EAST EDWARDSVILLE 0 0 7 0 7 CAHOKIA 0 0 0 13 13 Todd Spider 3 run (John Edmond kick) Pat HIM 1 run (Alonzo Washington kick) Hill 4 run (run failed) NON-CONFERENCE NORTHWEST 0 6 4 8 20 GRANITE CITY 0 0 0 0 0 Ronald Chapman 17 pass from Darrill Witherspoon (pass failed) Mark Miller 15 run (pass failed) Jordan 1 run (Chapman run) EUREKA 7 0 0 0 7 ST.

MARY'S 7 3 3 12 -25 Brian Kopff run (Keith Pinkertonkick) 7 pass from Kevin Harrison (Brian Simpson kick) FG Plnkerton 29 FG Plnkerton 38 Kevin Rvan94run (kick-failed) Bob Gonzales 4 pass from Andy Amann (kick failed) RED BUD 0 0 0 0 -8 MADISON 0 0 0 14 22 Kelly Scrum 3 run (Daryl McCormick pass from Vlck Valentine) 6 yard run (run good) Avery Blockton 13 run (Valentine run) Blockton 6 run (Km failed) TRIAD 0 0 0 0 -0 BOWLING GREEN 6 4 0 7 19 Darin InlowSrun (kick failed) Jimmy Grimmett 10 run (run failed) Grimmett 57 run (Dennis Tepen kick) DeSMET 0 10 7 7 -24 CBC 10 0 0 0 10 FG Mike Maschmeyer 31 Tim Schellhardt 3 run (John Clote kick) DFG Pat Barrett 24 Andy Henderson 21 run (Barrett kick) Brad Cross 1 run (Barrett kick) Cross 1 run Barrett kick) SPARTA 10 21 6 0 -37 CARLYLE 0 0 7 0 -7 FG Byington 30 Todd Brooks 20 pass from Brod Robison Bert Byington kick) Steve Aterwary 17 pass from Robison (Byington kick) Derrick Reese 1 run (Byington kick) Cory Kleln4run (Byington kick) Jeff Beckemeyer 24 pass from Albert Gallatin (Gary Dorrieskick) Klein 14 run (kick failed) CHAMINADE 0 7 0 14 21 BORGIA 6 0 0 0 6 Bret Riegel 18 pass from Matt Tobben (kick failed) Jim Grace 11 run (John Butler kick) Jeff Kassing 13 run (Butler kick) Jeff Kassing 8 run (Butler kick) ALTHOFF 7 0 0 6 13 ST. CHARLES 0 6 6 0 -12 A David Jordan 9 run (David Mitchell kick) Charley Hillemann 1 run (kick failed) Tim Swope 20 run (kick failed) A Kevin Schott 9 run (pass failed) FORT ZUMW ALT 0 8 0 0 8 VIANNEY 0 29 6 0 35 Chris Burrows 24 pass from Scott Cepicky Ken Simmons run) Ron LaGarce 93 kickoff return (Jeff Frost run) Burrows 4 run (kick failed) Burrows 13 run (John Smith run) Burrows 6 run (Cepicky kick) John Malfer 65 punt return (kick failed) EAST MISSOURI WARRENTON 0 MONTGOMERY CO. 0 6 6 12 0 6 8 0 LINDBERGH 7 0 0 0 7 KIRKWOOD 14 0 7 0 21 Richard James 92 kickoff return (Dan Guirl kick) Darrin Young 59 pass from Tom Poholskl (Guirl kick) Mike Craft 1 run (Mike Robben kick) James 1 run (Guirl kick) O' FALLON 0 0 0 1 2 ROXANA 0 10 7 0 17 Brian Brokaw 6 run (Brokaw kick) FG Brokaw 28 Jeff Counten 1 run (Brokaw kick) Safety (Roxona player tackled In end zone) FOUR RIVERS OWENSVILLE I II I -11 HERMANN 0 0 0 0 0 Tim Gooch 39 pass from Mike Knehons (kick failed) Gooch 19 pass from Knehons (pass faded) WASHINGTON 7 0 0 14 -21 PACIFIC 1(11-1 Ryhan Pehle 1 run (Steve Gassel kick) Matt Clayton 10 run (run foiled) Ken Jasper 13 run (Gassel kick) Ken Jasper 2 run (Gassel kick) UNION 25 I 14 0 47 ST. CLAIR 0 0 0 0 0 U-Tim Cahill 6 run (Eric Schuenemeyerkick) Cahill 7 run (kick failed) Jerry Sawickl 66 pass from Mike Rinne (kick failed) Rob Hagan 14 run (kick failed) Mike Hulsey 7 pass from Rinne (Schuenemeyer pass from Rinne) Cahill 2 run (Schuenemeyer kick) Schuenemeyer 9 run (Schuenemeyer kick) ST. JAMES 0 6 0 7 13 SULLIVAN i 14 7 6 -33 SU Tony LaValle 1 run (run failed) SU LaValle 1 run (Matt Simmons' kick) SJ Brad Conway 4 pass from Rick Braschler (pass failed) SU LaValle 4 run (Simmons kick) SU LaValle 28 run (Simmons kick) SU John Anderson 4 run (kick failed) SJ Jakob Nilsson 61 run (Conway kick) Mike Grlesbauer 6 pass from Robert Muchow (Glen Morris pass from Muchow) Griesbauer 23 pass from Muchow (Andrew Jones run) Tim Thurman 13 pass from Muchow (Jones run) Todd Brewer 1 run (pass failed) Chris Newby 26 pass from Dale Skinner (pass failed) -3.

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