The Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • 26

Page 26 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, November 22, 1971 Trojans Make Most Of Opportunity 2nd-Half Spree Sparks S-fown To 5-2 Triumph A fpur-goal second half broke open a close game at Lancaster yesterday as the Schaefferstown Barons defeated the Lancaster Spartans by a 5-2 count in the Central Penn Amateur Soccer League. was snapped. This made it difficult for Belicic to pass as the stats show he completed only three of 11 passes for 18 yards, one of which was the six-yard TD. Sharkey, besides scoring the Cougar TD and booting the extra point, was also the top ground-gainer as he carried the ball 24 times for 93 yards. Bruce Hancock was the top gainer for the Trojans as he carried 13 times for 41 yards.

By GORDY SHUTTER PALMYRA Opportunity smiled on both the Palmyra High Cougars and the Hershey High Trojans on Saturday afternoon, but it was the ability of the Trojans in converting two of four breaks into scores while the Cougars could score but once on five Trojan mistakes that made the difference. At it was, the Trojans had to rely on the kicking foot of QB Ben Belicic to boot a 29-yard field goal late in the third period to come out 10-7 victors in the final Capital Area Conference game for both teams. CAPITAL AREA CONFERENSB Saturday' Results Milton Hershey 32, Red Land Hershey 10, Palmyra 7 Middletown 47, East Pennsboro 16 Susquehanna Twp. 14, Lower Dauphin I Final Standing Belicic picked up 12 yards to the home 10, they were stopped on two running plays and lost five on an aborted pass play. Belicic then booted the field goal that was to decide the game.

In the middle of the fourth quarter Bruce Hancock, Hershey, recovered a Cougar fumble on the home 42, nd two plays later Weaver picked up a Trojan fumble on the home 32 and ran 24 yards before he was pushed out of bounds on the Trojan 44, Hershey stopped the Cougars on the 35, as this was the closest they were to come for the remainder of the game. Defensively, Dale Kreider, Cougar linebacker, was the fifth man in the Trojan backfield all HERSHEY ENDS Leonard, Butch, Felix, M. Kos-losky, Rosensteel. TACKLES Basehore, Stover, Dresch. er, Rawley.

GUARDS McCorkel, Wilhite, Fischer. CENTERS Curry, Pailoetti. BACKS Belicic, B. Stover, Hancock, Gasper, Pantalone. Mandes, Wine, Arndt, Fackler, Heisey.

PALMYRA ENDS Chimel, Dohner, Kelley, Ml-chielsen. Storey, Yochum. TACKLES Neiswender, Hamula, Valerio, Stone. GUARDS Kreider, Manarl, Goudy, Edris. CENTERS T.

Thomas, J. Thomas. BACKS Fisher, Wise, Weaver, Mel-linger, Sharkey, Kelley, Simons, Storey, May, Gingrich. Score by Periods: Hershey 7 0 3 010 Palmyra 0 7 0 07 HERSHEY SCORING: Touchdowns: Wine, six yard pass from Belicic; Belicic, 29 yard field goal. Points After Touchdown: Belicic, placement.

PALMYRA SCORING: Touchdowns: Sharkey, three-yard run. Points After Touchdowns: Sharkey, placement. Officials: R-Bob Garrett; U-Les Reichert; FJ-Dave Heckler; HL-John Adams. First Downs: 8, 8. Passes Completed: 3, 2.

Passes Attempted: It, 13. Passes Intercepted by: 2, 2. Penalties Inflicted: 55, 10. Fumbles Lost: 3, 2. Yds.

Rush: 84, 135. Yds. Pass: 18, 18. Punt. Avg: 15 he lost the handle on the' ball and it was recovered by the visitors on their 15.

Later in the same period Dave Gasper intercepted a Brad Wise pass to halt a Cougar drive. Second Period The Cougars received another break early in the second period when linebacker Len Chimel recovered a Trojan fumble on the Hershey 33. Although they could gain but one yard in four plays, the stage was set for Dame Fortune to smile again on the Cougars. The Trojans, on their 32, gained four, were set back five on a penalty, gained another yard and then lost six as Belicic could not find a receiver open. Forced to punt, Trojan kicker Tony Mandes was slow in getting the punt away.

Cougar guard Craig Goudy got a hand on the ball and tackle Don Neiswender fell on the ball at the Trojan five. Mike Sharkey got three yards and then hit off left tackle for the final two yards for the TD. Sharkey also split the uprights for the bonus and the score was 7-7. Cougars Mitch Storey and Keith Weaver both intercepted passes later in the second pe riod, both in Trojan territory, but were unable to benefit by them. Second Half 1 The Trojans received the second-half kickoff, but were unable to move.

The Cougars also gave up the ball and then the Trojans were stymied before they received their next break. Carl Curry, Trojan defensive back, pilfered a Wise pass on the Trojan 42 and ran all the way to the Palmyra 22. After STANDINGS Eastern Division Lancaster United SCHAEFFERSTOWN JONESTOWN Reading Amerks Evergreen "70" Evergreen "64" Holy Rosary Western Division WLTPts 0 0 16 .7 2 0 .6 1 1 13 .5 0 10 .2 6 2 6 .2615 Pts 9 1 0 18 4 4 5 4 6 7 Dover Harrisburg West Perry Lancaster Spartans Thompsontown Hbg. Olympics York Hellenic 0 10 1 9 Leading the charge were Lynn Schaeffer and Bill Fulk, with two goals apiece, and Jay Miller with the other. Lancasters John Madones and Schaefferstowns Schaeffer traded first-half goals before Fulk put the Barons in front with a 16-yard shot in the second half.

Schaeffer then scored the winner, and his second of the game, after receiving a fine pass from Ron Houtz. Millers peanalty score upped the count to 4-1 before Tony Giraldo hit the net for the homesters. Fulk ended the scoring with an eight-yard boot on a pass from Mike Miller. Schsefferstown Lancaster L. Miller OR Bournells R.

Deck IR Madones Seager OL Zalalas J. Miller IL Monahas Fulk CF Georgalis D. Myer RHB Kourds C. Meyer LHB Papdlmitriou Nolt CHB Marlin Fortna LFB Kiapokas Shaffer RFB Kourgelis Shellhamer Slavgh Score by Halves: Schaefferstown 1 45 Lancaster 1 12 Goals: Schaefferstown L. Schaeffer Wm.

Fulk 2, J. Miller. Lancaster Giraldo, Madones. Substitutions: Schaefferstown Schaeffer, Bicksler, Houtz, Hoffman, M. Miller, Carpenter, Shutter.

Lancaster Piled-arer, Giraldo, Photis. Referee: Monts. SWIM SITE SINGAPORE (UPI) Belgrade, Yugoslavia will be the site of the first world swimming championships of the Internationale De Nation Amateur (FINA), Aug. 20-Sept. 2, 1973.

Doily NEWS Photo playing defensive halfback, also alternated at quarterback on several series for Palmyra. Dean May (15) comes up to assist on the play. Jeff Rosensteel (87) provided some blocking for Belicic. HEAD TO HEAD Ben Belicic (15), dark jersey, is about to be met head-on by Keith Weaver (18), white jersey, but not before the Hershey quarterback picked up five yards and a first down in the fourth period of the Hershey-Palmyra game. Weaver, afternoon as he consistently shot the gap or stunted as the ball Easily Defeats Penna.

Bruins Columbus Team The Mid-West Football League champions, Columbus Bucks, broke out to a 23-0 first-period lead and coasted to a 44-13 victory over the Pennsylvania Bruins Saturday afternoon at Columbus, Ohio. The lead went to 30-0 before a Sports Schedule TUESDAY Amarican Hockey Leagua Hershey at Baltimore Central Penn Hockey Leagua Boyd's vs. Hampden Seltzer's vs. Hershey Scholastic Basketball Elco at Fleetwood the Bruins could score. When they did, they tallied twice in a row, both on passes from D.

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A.M. to 9:30 P.M The win gave the Trojans one-third share of fifth place along with East Pennsboro and Susquehanna each with 5-5 records, while the loss kept the Cougars in eighth place with a 3-7 record, and 4-7 overall. First Break The Cougars received the opening kickoff and moved from their 29 to their 36, where they were forced to kick. Jim Hanula, Cougar punter, dropped back to his 21 to kick, the Trojans put on a rush and in his haste to get the ball away Hanula put the ball straight up in the air. To make matters worse the ball took a Hershey bounce and was downed on the Cougar 19.

Five plays later Belicic heaved six-yard pass to Doug Wine in the end zone for the first score. Belicic booted the bonus and the Trojans were out in front 7-0 with 6:46 left in the opening period. Two exchanges of punts later the Cougars received their first break and mistake, all in one play. Belicic tossed a heave from his 31, that was tipped by Cougar Bart Simons into the arms of tackle Hanula. With two blockers in front he started goalward.

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Touchdowns: Sfancell (36-yd. run, 3-yd. run); Snyder (1-yd. run); Polaski (8-yd. pass from Snyder); Dasco (31-yd.

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Points Aft erTouchdowns: (placement). First Downs: 19, '6. Passes Completed: 16, 7. Passes Attempted: 35, 22. Passes Intercepted By: 1, 2.

Penalties Inflicted: 91, 44. Fumbles Lost: 1, 1. Rushing Yardage: 230, 37. Passing Yardage: 189, 139. Punting Average: 8-27.

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