Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 8

C-Setitlntl-Entorpriw, Frtchburg. Thursday, Ootqbsf 27, Qualify For Districts Leominster Soccer Team Thumps Wachusett, 6-0 Young Devils Have Matured BY CHUCK STONE am In O.ft second High School soccer leva, In 11 bat performance of the season, trounced Wflchuactl Regional here Wednesday too. a doubt, this wai our best game cf the season," enthused LHS coach Emllo Johnson said after tbe victory which qualifies the Blue Devils for the District III tournament. If fh liflmlinlpT- hftntem our, It was a long time coming, but the Leominster Blue Devils finally squared their season's record last Friday night in the fast growing New Hampshire city of Manchester. After dropping their first three games of the campaign, the future looked dark Indeed for the ference.

Bob Esgle got the Devils off and rolling Wednesday when he headed In that at the two minute mark of the flret period on a pass from Dave Dlfllartto. Rich Agnew made-It 2-0 at 10, steering home a pass from Billy DeVaraey. At 1.35 of the secood period Agnew pushed one In from in front of the net to put the Blue Derilj On top, 3-0. OINardo was credited vrtlh an assist-on the play. jet past Hely Name next week tipv will hprn-l-hnmrlnr.

Ir lh Central MassBchusells Con Eagla drilled a 35-footer fito the upper right- hand corner on' a passfroui Randy Saudelll. Left winger. DeVa'mey- then connected in the third period on a pass rem Ro js Carol pnd with', the LHS reserve playing the fourth period, Dan Freda ended the scoring, sending home a 1 pass from Mark LcBfano. The Blue Devil3 outshot the Mountaineers. 20-7 during the contest.

Delenilve slandouts (or LHS were Steve Erb, Dave Pollack, Dave DlNardo and Brian Rlcker. Receiving praise for'! their olfenaive efforts were Saudelli and Agnew. The win puts Leominster at lo-2-i on (he season. They ravef to Worcester Friday to take on undefeated North (9-0-2) at Foley Sladium starting at 3. IS p.m.

Raiders Top Senay Drug LEOMINSTER The highflying Raiders rade the goallcnding of Mike Renzi and four Norm LeBlanc goal In a 7-3 win over Senay Drug in a Leominster Street Hockey League, Beaver Division game. Jetf Caron added two seals Sports GORDON NEWELL EDITOR RECEIVING TROPHIES (or their performance! in Thursday's Voll Laull Memorial Race at Crocker Elementary School ire, iron) kit: Study DeBloU, third; Nancy Frlgolt tto, aecood thd Cathy LtBlaoc. tint. Tom Crank, program manager of makes tbe prtientallODa. (Sentinel and Enterprise Photo by Boh Jolllmore).

Mrs. Lemay Elected FiTnjBTinr. ctiarges 01 Mentor reie eeauueu. However, we hub never quit and their comeback is not only a great tribute to them but also their coaches Now that they have attained the .500 mark, you might feel and rightfully so that the Blue and White gridders deserve a break. But nothing of that sort awaits them.

No later than Saturday, the Ownb City aggregation must board a bus and head for Brockton to langle with the always-formidable Boxers of the Shoe City. It doesn't seem fair, but don't feel sorry for them for they are mighty happy to have a chance to crash their way into the winning ranks. A super effort will be necessary to conquer the Boxers and that's Just what the LHS coaching staff is counting on. The Devils have not put everything together as yet this fall and this could well be the time that both the offense and the defense jell. Although the Devils have not been burning out the lights on the scoreboard; their running attack has shown marked improvement In recent starts with senior halfback George Shade leading the way by averaging 100 yards in the last three games after being sidelined with a leg injury.

Coming into his own last Friday at Manchester in only his third rtart at fullback was former wingman Steve Lattanzio, who just missed cracking the century figure with 90 net rushing yards. The Devils' aerial game still leaves considerable room for improvement. Against Memorial, junior quarterback Doug O'Donnell, who had difficulty with his footing on the muddy Gill Stadium tuff completed one out of four pitches for sbt yards. The previous week, the Blue and White flashed the shotgun formation, and we are sure that the "brain trust" has something in store for Brockton. Defensively, the Comb City eladlators have come BJF.

Brown Boys, Girls Win Voit Lassila Race Mrs. Barbara Smith; Class Mrs. Helen DSNatale; runner-up, Mrs. EdivardWoodcome; Class Mrs. Marcy Peed; runner-up, Mrs.

Barbara Cattel; Class Mrs. Claudette Carluccio runner-up, Mrs Esther McGee. Doyle Cup 16-hole winner was Mrs. Naricy Scaliulli and Mrs. Joan Sepavich was runner-up.

fn the nine hole competition, Miss Eleanor Fllnton was the winner and Mrs. Sue Nathans runner-up. Mrs. Scaliulli was winner of the Leg Tournament while the Annette Marshal; Tourney was taken by Mrs. Joan Sepavich.

Ringer, chi-ins andbirdie priies were also presented. and Rod Sommer one as the-Raiders raised their record to 5-t-0 on the year. Scott Normandin had two goals and Matt Moison one lor Senay. Third period goals by Kevin Oxford and Paul Keating gave Laurier Press a 4-2 win over the Tammy Saulnier and Kenny McNamara netted the other Laurier goals, while Neil Buckley had both Chipper Lemay has been re-elected Chairman of the Oak Hill Country Club Women's Golf Association, Also re-elected were Mrs. Margaret Zimmerman, secretary and Mrs.

Nancy Scallulli, treasurer. Mrs. Lemay presented the Tallowing trophies and awards far the 1877 season: Club champion, Miss Sue Lemsy; runner-up Mrs. Joyce Ostman; Class winner, Mrs Dorothy DeCarolis; runner-up, Fitchburg Man Is Promoted PITTSFIELD Richard O. Schroder, a Fitchburg native and graduate cf Fitchburg High School, has been named assistant manager of the North Street office of the First Agricultural National Bank of Berkshire County.

Schrader was named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities" at North Adams Stale College where he received his bachelor's degree in accounting in 1975. He and his wife. Barbara, live at 24 Hamlin St. (Me, 17:14, 9, Julie Dubuque (M), 10, Susan Tapply IB). 11, Susan Williams IBI.

II, Amy Scanlon (Mj, 13, April Applelon (Bl. 14. Oetible Merrill McJ, 15, Cnarlene ft cha-a 16, Audrey DubAique (M), 17, Jod) DeBonnllle (IM), 18-28; 18, Shelley Kukoska tc). IB JO. 19, Lulsa PBlewoniky (Mc 1 Jl Terry Park ilc).

Jl, Dcnna Plerc (Mcl, 22, Bonnie Bouroault BL 23, Carolyn ManflelC IM). 24, Lisa Wallace (M), 25, Chris ChrisfJe Defensive back Haymond Griffin ol Ohio Stale Is a brother of the former great running back cf the Buckeyes, Archie Criflin. Wide receiver Ron Jessie cf the Los Angeles Hams was a running back in his college days at the University of Kan- FITCHBURG The R.F. Brown Junior High School boys tind girls cross-country teams swept team honors in the Voit Lassila--. Memorial race held Wednesday on the 12 course at Crocker Elementary School.

The BF. Brown boys won with 34 points followed by McKay with 42 and Memorial with 49. The Brown girk placed first with to points. Memorial was second with 35 and McXay UstwlthT2. The lint runner to cross the line in the race wbb Mike VStelli of Memorial who was timed in 11:01.

Jon Lewis and Steve Doucelte ol B.F. Brown placed Eecond and third while John Warren and Marty Whittemore of McKay were fourth sod fifth. B.F. Brown's Cathy LeBlanc look the girls race with a docking of IS: 52. Nancy Frigoletlo of Memorial was second while Sandy DeBlols and Karen Trudel of Brown were third and fourth.

Boyi Summary l.Mlkevitein irM, 13:01 iS, Jon Lewis IB), 3, StevS Doucstte (01. John Warren IMc), Marly Wltltiemore (Atci, I3.1i; 4, Bnce Mcsher (B, Btn Hooan (Mc), Jim La Belle (Mcl, 9, Pel Mathlmj (MJ, 10, Grefl GaJlOMjuey (U), 11, Delano Lewis (B). 13, Marl 13. Tom Macelcn IBI, 14 Jl Slave Mtsen (tA), is, Mike BBHcn W), IS: 01 16. Vlnnle LaPosta IBI, IT, Tom Presion My, Is.

KlpWelh (Ml), 15:11 Arlo Dravalnen IS: X. John Nawcomb (M), MAT; 21, Brian Forcuei IM, RICK Dure (BJ. 23, Scott Giartiano 24, Chris Keohan (Ml, 2J, Pot McDsfmorf (M), Larry FurguK (Ml, Ea McDade IMc), 16:11 1 2b, Jim Brldeler(B, 14.13; 39, Maurice wnn (B), 31. Carlson (M. 16.32; 32, Rlek Hawkins (M), 33.

John Leger IM, DOUfl Makl (BJ, 35, Mark Laramie (M), 34. Don Bourque IMJ, 37, Malt Clark (B), 1J U. 3J, Mike Ferratia (M); 39, MB" Ltger 40. filch Hubojri) (HI. 41, Ernie Marlireau (BJ.

Girls summary: i. Cathy LeBlmc (BJ, Nancy frlonltllo 1SJ5; 3, Sandy Dtfl'Mi (BJ. 4, Karen Trudel (B), 16:18: 5, Surawie bhum (mj, sr. 6. KiwaIJa Karejles (B), 16:7, Lisa Vitelll IM), 8.

KUtiy ShBOd ClfWDC WouWVu JlilKKi like to race? Would you like to be a member of a winning team? OPENING CO-ED AGES 7-18 Leominster Youth Ski Team Phone 534-9511 for details. Tom Mack, Los Anseies flam guard, is a son of the late Bay Mack, a lormer big league baseball player. on like gang-busters both up front and in the secondary since their early outings when their tackling in particular was woeful. -Co-Captains Jim Normandin, a tower of strength in his nose guard spot, and Rusty Tata, an alert, hard-hitting cornerback are inspiring leaders when the opposition has the ball The rest of the defensive starters have been going "great guns" too with Steve Rigopoulos and Tom Pirro guarding the flanks, Tom Palazzi and Mike Navaroli manning the tackles, Greg Storro and Frank Angelini as the linebackers, with Doug White, Tony Camardella and Chris Daigneault as the deep backs. In the last three contests, the Blue and White defense has limited the opposition to a truly amazing IB net yards rushing.

For many years, the Blue Devils have been noted (or their kicking game and this year is certainly no Continued On Pag 9 Lassie League Meets Tonight LEOMINSTER" The Leumlnsltr Laasle League will meet tonight at p.m. at St. Ann's School cafeteria. All parents, coaches and managers are urged to attend this general meeting. The Cleghorn Credit Union.

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