The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 15

The Pocono Record, The Stroudsburgs, P. CM), Records, schedules of area football teams for 1971 STROUDSBURO 33 Banoor 7 2i Lehlgtilon 20 25 Ernmaus 0 Oct. 1 af Palmwlon 8 Pen Argyl 15 al Pocono Mounfafn 32 Whitehall 30 al Catasauqua Nov. 5 Slallngton at Nortriamplon 25 Easl Slroudsburg SALISBURY 12 0 0 Wilson Oct. 1 Pleasant Valley 9 Noire Dame 16 atHeMertown 23 Norltwestern 29 at PocofioMounfain Nov.

6 alS. Lehlgh 20 SlroucJsburg 25 12 Narafem 18 Del. I Slatlnglon East stroudsburg 16 atWNIeliall 22 Emmaus 29 al Northampton Nov. 5 Calasauqua 12 af Palmerlon S6 0 34 C-W. Posl 4 t-) Penn Od.

2 at 9 al Rufgers 16 0 rex el 23 Gettysburg 30 Colgate Nov. 6 at Delaware 13 at Bucknell a a EAST STROUDSBURG Pleasant Valley 6 en Oct. i Bangor 8 al Lehlflhtbn 15 at Parkland 23 Wilson 30 al Hellertown Hov, 6 PoconortAounlaln 13 Naiarefri 25 at Slroudsburg NORTHWESTERN 20 Pleasant Valley 0 Slaflnglon 14 28 Card. Brennan 2 Oct. 2 af parisades 9 Marlon Catholic 16 Jim Thorpe 23 at Salisbury 30 at S.

Lehlgh Nov. 6 SchuylJclll Valley 12 at Pocono Mountain 0 Salisbury 12 0 Bangor is Oct. 2 at PenArflyf 9 Palmerlon 15 at Emmaus 22 at Slatlnglon 30 Stroudsburg Nov. 5 at LeNghton 13 Whitehall 25 at Northampton LAFAYETTE 13 Rutgers 7 3 Columbia (1 Oct. 2 at Drexel Delaware i 16 al Penn 23 Bucknell 30 at Kings Point Nov.

6 at Gettysburg 13 Colgate 20 at LchlQh POCONO MOUNTAIN 7 S. Le.hlDh 21 0 Pen Argyl 61 0 Hellerlown 64 Oct. 2 al Jim Thorpe 15 Stroudsburg 22 Bangor 29 Salisbury Nov. 6 alE. Stroudsburg 12 Northwestern 19 at Pleaiarit Valley WHITEHALL 2 HcMertown 2 13 Notre Dame 0 53 Palmerlon 2 Nazareth 9 Northampton 16 Lehlgtiion 22 al Slroudsburg 29 at SlatJnflloo Nov.

13 al CaFaauqua 25 at Ernmaus 27 Parkland 7 16 Quakerlown 22 0 Slroudsburg 35 Oct. 1 Northampton a at Slating ton 15 Catasauqua 22 at Lehtghton 29 Palmerton Nov. 12 Wilson 25 Whitehall MORAVIAN 13 Delaware vaney 7 Oct. 2 at Wilkes 9 at wagner 16 PMC Colleges 23 al Lebanon Valley 30 Albright Nov. 6 Upsala 13 junfata 20 al Muhlenberg PLEASANT VALLEY 0 Northwestern 20 6 E.

Stroudsburg 25 6 Marten Catliotic IB Ocl. 2 al Salisbury 6 S. Lehlgh 16 at Palisades 22 Wealherly 29 Jim Thorpe Nov. 12 at card. Brennan 19 Pocono Mountain NORTHAMPTON 0 Gpv.

Mlfllln 40 Phlillpsburg 0 Ocl. 1 at Emmaus 9 atWhltehall 15 Slatlnglon 22 al Palmerlon 29 Lehigmon Nov, 6 at Nazareth 12 Slroudsburg 25 Calasauqua PALMERTON 6 Cent, Catholic 37 50 Panlher Valley 44 0 Whitehall 53 Oct, 1 Slroiidsburg 9 at Ciilasauqua 16 al s. Lehigh 22 Northampton 29 al Emmaus Nov. 5 at Bangor 12 Lehlghlon. 25 Slalington MUHLENBERG 17 Johns Kopktns 13 On).

2 Haverford 9 al Lebanon Valley al Ursinus Dickinson at Swarthniare NOV. 6 PMC Colleges 13 a1 F8.M 20 Moravian BANGOR 7 Slroudsburg 33 7 Parkland 6 28 Od. 1 at E. Slroutfsburg 8 WMson 22 at PoconoMountaln 29 Naiareth Nov. 5 Palmerlon 13 at Hellerlown 25 al Pen Argyl PARKLAND 7 Emmaus 27 6 Bangor 7 28 Slatlngton Oct.

2 at cenl. CalhotJc 8 Naiareth 15 East Stroudsburg 22 Hellerlown 29 at wlllram Allen Nov. 6 at Wilson 12 Pen Argyl SOUTHERN LEHIGH 27 Pocono Mounlaln 7 0 Wilson 35 57 Weatherly a Ocl. 1 Notre Dame at Pleasant Valley 16 Palmerton 23 at Palisades 30 Northwestern Nov. 6 at Jim Thorpe 13 Salisbury WILKES 29 Lycomlng Ocl, 2 Moravian 9 Delaware Vafley 16 al Ithaca 23 at 30 Indiana (Pa.

1 Nov. 6 6SSC 13 at Musfcingyrr. PEN ARGYL Pocono Mountain 78 East Slroudsburg Oct. 2 Catasauqua fl al Stroudsburg 23 al Nazareth 30 at Wilson Nov. 6 Hellertown 12 at Parkland 25 Sangor SLATINGTON 14 Northweslern 6 Parkland 28 Ocl.

at Lehlghlon 8 Emmaus 15 at Northampton 22 Calasauqua Whitehall Nov. 5 at Stroudsburg 23 al Palmerlon JIM THORPE 0 Wcaloerly 0 Marian Calhblic 57 0 Pius 70 Oct, 2 Pocono Mountain 9 at Card. Brennan 16 al Norlliweslern 29 al Pleasant Valley Nov. 6 S. Lehigh PENN A 56 Navy 3 Iowa Ocl.

2 AirForce 9 Army 16 at Syracuse 23 TCU 30 al West Virginia Nov. 6 Maryland 13 N. Carolina Slate 20 at Pill Dec. 4 al Tennessee PIUSX 37 Palisades 0 Tunkhannock 70 Jim Thorpe Ocl. 1 Bensalem Twp 9 PhillipiburqCalh, 19 at Bethlehem Cain.

29 al Maria Catholic Nov. 6 Noire Dame 12 at St. Thomas N.ore 19 Palmerlon NAZARETH 0 Gov. MUflin 2 Hellertown 18 Lenignton in Ocl. 2 at Whilehali al Parkland 23 PenArgyl 29 al Bangor Nov.

6 Northampton 13 al E. SlrOLfdsburg 25 Wilson PALISADES 0 Pius 37 2 at Lower Morelami t8 Oct. 2 Northwestern. 14 Plensanl Valley 23 S. Lehigh 30 at Jerikinlown Nov.

6 at Salisbury PENN 28 Lehigh 14 Ocf. 2 Brown 9 Darlmoulh 16 -Lafayette 23 al Prineefoti 30 Harvard Nov, 6 al Ynle 3 al Columbia 20 Cornell WILSON 22 Noire Dame 35 S. Lehigh Salisbury Oct. 2 Hcllerlown al Bangor 23 al East Slroudsburg 30 Pen ArgyJ Nov, 6 Parkland 12 at Emmaus 25 Nazareth HELLER TOWN 0 WMileJiall 2 0 2 Pocono Mounlain Ocl. al Wilson 9 Cent.

Catholic 16 Salisbury 22 at parkland 30 Easl Stroudsburg Nov. 6 at Pen Argyl 36 Trenton Slate Manlclflir 7 Od. 2 West Chester 9 at Kulzlown 16 al Cheyney 23 Mansfield 30 Millersville Nov. 6 at Wilkes 13 fll Bloomsburg PRINCETON 18 Huigers 33 Ctrl. 2 al Columbia 9 al Cornell 16 Colgate? 23 PennsyJvanifl 30 Brown Nov.

6 at Harvard 13 Yale 30 Darlmoulh -This sporting life-- Fierless forecasts By CHUCK FIERSON Record Sports Editor Last Week: 147-20-2 To date: 368-46-3 Scholastic BANGOR OVER EAST STROUDSBURG Bangor is riding a two game winning streak. The Cavaliers have an effective offensive attack, but lack a bit in pass defense. Steve Menhennitt will make the difference. STROUDSBURG OVER PALMERTON-- An unbeaten team against a winless team. The Mounties will use this one as a luneup for their big one next week against Pen Argyl.

PIUS OVER BENSALEM TOWNSHIP --The Royals were an easy 70-0 winner over Jim Thorpe last week. They shouldn't have much trouble tonight. POCONO MOUNTAIN OVER JIM THORPE The Cardinals have had 125 points scored against them in the last two weeks while not scoring once. They're a much better team than this and Jim Thorpe should be the first win of the year. PLEASANT VALLEY OVER SALISBURY Pleasant Valley has only one weakness manpower.

If the Bears can pace themselves they should be able to snap a three- game losing streak. A A A A A i Stroudsburg, the Knights will use this as a tuneup for next week. Woody Petehel will close in on the state scoring mark in this one. Collegiate WEST CHESTER OVER ESSC The winner of this game could go on to win the Pennsylvania Conference title. It is a good bet that the winner will take the Eastern Division crown.

The difference will be quarterbacks Ernie Forelietti and Tom Pierantozzi. Penn State over Air Force; Notre Dame over Michigan State; Wyoming over Colorado State; Missouri over Army; Alabama over Mississippi; Ohio State over California; Syracuse over Indiana; Cornell over Rutgers; Lafayette over Drexel; Maryland over Wake Forest; Stanford over Duke; West Virginia over Pitt; Miami (Fla.) over Baylor; -North Carolina over North Carolina State. Tennessee over Florida; VMI over Furman; State over Texas-El Paso; LSI! over Rice; Penn over Brown; Oklahoma over USC; Georgia over Mississippi State; Texas over Oregon; Washington over Illinois; Princeton over Columbia; Georgia tech over Clemson; SMU over New Mexico State; Utah over Washington State; Wisconsin over Northwestern. Toledo over Ohio Nebraska over Utah State; New Mexico over Brigham Young; Boston College over Richmond; Pacific over Santa Barbara; Texas Tecli over Arizona; Tulsa over West Texas State; Lehigh over Vermont; Mansfield over Bloomsburg; Bucknell over Gettysburg; Kutztown over Shippensburg; Wilkes over Mora- i a PMC over a a Hofstra over Delaware State; Albright over Delaware Valley. Edinboro over Slippery Rock; Temple over Boston Lock Haven over a i i a Ithica over Cortland; Westminster over Lycoming; Susquehanna over Juniata.

Warriors fo fiosf Wesf Chester ESSC title hopes on line Saturday night EAST STROUDSBURG-East Stroudsburg's hopes of winning the Pennsylvania Conference football championship will go one the line Saturday night in the traditional game a a i a i a West Chester. A capacity crowd of" more than 6,000 fans is expected for the 8 p.m. i at the i Stadium. John R. Eiler, East Stroudsburg athletic director, has announced that the gates i open at 6 i general admission tickets on sale.

The a i know they must beat West Chester if they hope to win the conference Eastern division title and the overall championship. No other Eastern division school has beaten the Golden Rams in 12 years. "As always, we're facing a do-or-die situation in the conference. There is no tomorrow i a Chester," said head coach Charlie Reese. Both Reese and Bob Mitten, head coach at West Chester, are engaged in a psychological war.

Reese a the Golden Rams as well-rounded a football team as he has ever seen. "They have speed, power and size. They can move the ball passing or running and their defense is outstanding," he said. Mitten retaliates by label- ling "tliis the best football team East Stroudsburg has had since -the early 19GO's, even better than the 1968' team which beat us, 21-14." All this talk aside, the key to the contest will be whether the Blast Stroudsburg defense can hold the usually high- scoring Golden Rams in check. Over the last nine years, a i have beaten West Chester four times and in each of these victories, defense was the key.

The scores were 7-6 in 1962, 13-0 in 1964, 13-6 in 1965 and 21-14 in 1968. a i Chester has averaged better than 30 points per game in its recent series wins. The Golden Rams triumphed by scores of 20-0 in 1963, 39-6 in 1986, 33-7 in 1967, 38-21in 1969 and 42-0 last year. Reese and his staff always have a tough job preparing for West Chester and this year is even tougher. The reason is a Rams a a players at all four back field positions so the ESSC defense must be prepared to stop eight different backs, instead of four.

Senior Ernie Forchelti and junior Tom Pierantozzi split the quarterback assignment. Tom Pierantozzi Forchetti is the starter and is regarded as a better field general. i a i is the superior passer and fired for four touchdowns against the Warriors last year. In ils first two wins over Ithaca, 34-20, and Delaware State, 51-0, the Hams stuck to i i yardage on the running of fullbacks Bob Wolfrum and Phil dossier and halfbacks Randy i and Alray Johnson. has gained the most a a (188), dossier (10.2) and Wynings (9.8) have the best averages.

The two quarterbacks have numerous targets to throw at including flankers Bob Croff and Greg Herr and ends Stan Shepanski, Mike Gallagher Two 'out of season teams' to compete for Warriors EAST STROUDSBURG -The calendar reads fall, but two East Stroudsburg State spring sports teams will be in action this weekend. The ECAC golf squad, fresh from an appearance in the Lehigh Valley Collegiate golf tournament, will compete in the qualifying round for the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) golf champ i i a University. Making the trip with Coach George Ockershausen will be Jim Cotner and Jim Schaeffer, a on last spring's a Bruce Tom Suess, Rick Weidick and Jerry Mistal. Exley was the team's low scorer in the Lehigh Valley tourney with a two-day total of 159. Mistal was next at 163.

The Warriors placed fourth of Pocono Downs entries Washington says farewell WASHINGTON (UPI)-IUvas 47 years ago--Sept, 30, 1924-when the Washington Senators clinched their first American League baseball pennant. The anniversary of that rare event--Washington has won only three league titles in 71 years--was marked solemnly Thursday as the Senators were playing their final game in the nation's capital before moving to Arlington, Tex. A crowd of 10,000 was expected for the finale at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium against the New York Yankees. Weather Bureau officials predicted some fringe effects from Hurricane Ginger might move into the area by Thursday night in the form of light rain and gusty winds.

Washington was a charter member of the American League, but that didn't sway 10 of the league's 12 owners from voting Sept. 21 to allow Owner Robert Short to shift the franchise to Texas. Short purchased the team in 1968 and has claimed financial problems since, losing close to $3 million in the past three seasons. After Thursday's game, Kennedy Stadium will be hollow and dark from April to September. The strains of the National Anthem and the call of "play ball" may never be heard -again.

City officials and businessmen spent the past week attempting to lure San Diego's team for next season, but Padres officials have remained noncommittal and the outlook for a major league team here next season is bleak. FIRST RACE -Fu rf on Purse SMW Horse Jockey 9. Magid Siar SelrfomrEdgc ,3. Lady Forshir D. Banjainin 7.

Brudstar V. Milligan 1. To Come AA. Cunningham 2. Code-A-Game Baird 5.

Mr. Bulled A. Mliescu A. Jada K. D.

Placke 10. Triand April L. Reynolds 6. Cyanelte NO Boy 6. Token J.

King SECOND RACE 6-FurJongs-- Purse Sl.SOO Horse Jockey 5. Uncle Pen R. Baker 4. Pelly Chief Laucirica 3, D. Ofleson 7.

Indian Bug D. Benjamin 9. Our stare D. Testerman 10. Tubelo D.

Piacke B. Winbe Pepina Nocerino 6. Stacvs Slarter A. Agnello Sneak Thur 1 Seldomridge 2. Heracles R.

Baker THIRD RACE 6-Furlongs Purse 51.500 Horse Jockey 3. iens Stunner R. Arredondo A. Pelroa Benfamin Tap R. M.

Cunningham ID. Pass Tfie Ice A. liriescu 7. Snolgun Valfey L. Reynolds 9.

Fillv D. Laucirica 5. Peach Section Placke 2. Donl Par W. Baird 6- Giving Glance Seldomririge 6.

Hidden Silver A- Agnello FOURTH RACE Abt Purse Hwse Jockey 4. High Nail D. a 3. Le Prop M. Cunningham 2.

Weep Telf Teslennan 8. Mr. Certainly R. Qaker 7. WisJilhadda Fetlcrs 6- Whusi) K.

sawyer 5. Scuba Queen R. Fromal Hence Forward D. Orleson Odds 7-2 4-1 5-1 3-1 6-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 Otfds 5 2 7-2 V-2 5-1 4-1 6-1 a i 10-1 12-1 Odds 3-1 6-1 5-1 7-2 e-i so 5-1 10-1 to-i Odds a- 5 Jrl 9 2 5 3 8-1 1C-) 10-1 12-1 SIXTH RACE 4- Furlongs Purse $1,700 Horse Jockey Octds 6. Mission Queen D.

Otreson 5-2 7. Deans Lee w. Duhon 3- 4A. Boslon Jimmy D. Lauciria 49, Dr.

Allan D. Placke 6- 5A-" Swedish Prince D. Laucirica 43. Chargey Sarge M. Cunningham fi- 8.

Loud Bomber A. Seldomrfdge 62. Wise Sam No Boy 101. Bunnys Papoose Reynolds 12- SEVENTH RACE One Mile-- Purse $1,900 Horse Jockey Odd 7. Bag 01 Ice Scldamrldge 3- Royal May O.

Oiteson 31. Dorroco Kid D. Laucirica 42. Surf Rider D. 95.

Mr. Endeavor D. Placke 53, Miss Dandy A. Agnello 69. Final Allempl Seldomridge 84.

Fox 3rd C. Fromal 106. Reno Kool Sage 10- TO- Quite Charm R. Baker 10- EIGHTH RACE One Mile, 3 Fur Tongs Purse 11,800 Horse Jockey Orfd 4. Sure Mark J.

Davis S- 3, Chickyfark C. Fromal 71, Amber Beauty Cunningham 42. Go On Top A. Russo 55. Disconnected D.

LaucErica 66. Thorquill D. Ofteson Spindid D. Benjamin 108. Eric Star C.

Nocerino 13- NINTH RACE One Mile 70 yds Purse 31,500 Horse Jockey odd 1. Whirling Siep C. Nocerino 38. Sonic Sabor D. Laucirica 59.

Pomsundae Itliescu 4 Blitz 2nd R. Arredondo Gyrock W. Baird 57, Arctic; World A. Agnello 96. CraH Son D.

PJacke 85. Petes Don R. Bakei 10 3. Last Re'ic J. Davis Chief TomahavA Baker 10-1 POCONO PETE six teams with a total of 811.

Lehigh was the winner with 771 with Lafayetle, 771, second. The ESSC tennis team will travel to Hider College for the ECAC Division Two tennis championships starting today. Competing for Coach Charlie Wolbers will be Bill Zceh, a highly-touted a dent, and Pete Villano, a Pennsylvania Conference champ i in doubles, and Bob Langley and Ed Burkholder in singles. The Warriors placed second in the same tournament two years ago with Fred Straus and Dave Kozlowski winning the doubles title. Jets' tackle still 'critical' NEW YORK (UPI)-Scott Palmer, New York Jets' defensive tackle who was injured late Tuesday night in an automobile accident, remained in critical condition Thursday at Elmhurst Hospital after undergonga two-hour operation for the removal of one fool of large intestine.

Palmer was injured when teammale Pete Lammons, driver of the car, swerved and hil a utility pole while trying to avoid an oncoming car. and Pete Young. Up front; a Veteran line is anchored by all-conference guards Jack Chambers and Marty Pavelic. If the ESSC defense hopes lo contain this group, il musl come up with an effort even greater than those given in the 38-0 opening win over Trenton State and (he 14-7 i over i Montclair Sophomores John Smith at tackle and Don Coyer at end have developed rapidly and along with end John Sircovics and lackle Joe Ramos give the Warriors a strong front four. The linebacking corps of Bob a Cardone and Hank Kunkel is all veterans and all have been waiting a year to atone for last deteal.

In the defensive secondary, a a a sophomore a a Paul Gube and Jolm O'Gara have fared well in their two outing, but have yet to face long- range bombers like Rorchetli or Pieranlozzi. Againsl either, one mistake often results in six points. The Warriors displayed a potent ground game last week to go with Steve Mummaw's a i a a a touchdowns while halfbacks a a Shoemaker and Bob Lester all ran effectively. The a Got- tslialk passing combination has been under wraps for two games, but may burst forth Saturday. Other starters up front are end Mike Yeager, tackles Ron Sandt and Joe i a i guards Chris Bisig and John Westlake and center Steve Jackson.

West Chester's defense is led by 245-pound tackle Doug Olson and all-conference, free a i Sophomore Bill Edger has been a standout at middle linebacker and last week set up two West Chester touchdowns on a fumble recovery and a pass interception. The Golden Rams lead the i schools, 26-8. One interesting sidelight to Saturday's game i a a a a a i a is a cheerleader at West Chester and will be rooting against her father's team. Another Reese, Bob (no relation) is the athletic director at West Chester and an alumnus of East Stroudsburg. FALL SPECIALS S-400 28 H.P.

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Roving Red 7. Smite Two Bold FIFTH RACE -Purse 11,500 Jockey F', Whifemen D. Placke J. King W. Baird A.

Agneiro A. Seldomridge A. Russo R. Sage Star 2. Uncfe Pen, Petly Chfef, Our Slalc 3.

Pass The Ice, Shotgun Valley, Kens Stunner 4. High Nail, Mr, Certainly, Le Prop 5. Slorm Alerf, Buckeye Jones, Smile 6. Mission Queen, Deans Lee, Cnargey Sarge 7. Royal May, Bag of Ice, Miss Dandy 6.

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