Delaware County stars honored on 1978 All-State soccer team
Local scholastic standouts Schubert Steinmetz and Pardal headline the 1978 All-State High School Soccer Team. Delaware County players include Schubert from St James High Steinmetz from Haverford High and Pardalis from Upper Darby High plus Del Val League rep Art Taylor Harrison High. All-Delco first and second teams feature numerous area schools with goalkeeper Reimold and several forwards and defenders earning honors.
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Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association
Tom Schubert
St. James High
Chip Steinmetz
Haverford High
Roy Pardalis
Upper Darby High
Delaware County
Art Taylor
Harrison High
Tom DeLuca
Frankford High
George Ee
As Keller
Pennsbury High
David Lam
Kennett High
Terry McLaughlin
Chestnut Hill Academy
Maurie Barreira
Washington High
Corrado Carbonel
Nor
Ristown High
William McDonald
William Tennent
Ron Oskiera
Archbishop Ryan
Mike Sullivan
North Catholic
Schubert
Steinmetz
Pardalis
Delaware County Soccer Coaches Association
Mark Doyle
Monsignor Bonner High
Fat Rostami
Dave Reimold
Delco honor roll includes several area high schools
Roy Pardalis Johnston of Springfield High and Jeff Hollander of Swarthmore High lead a list of All Delco honorable mention. William Wilson of Chester High Chris Cale of Nether Providence Khajag Ponossian of Upper Darby Erik Olsen of Marple Newtown and Mark Proska of Bonner High also earned All Delco honorable mention.
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Peter Kim
Haverford High
Greg Jewitt
Nether Providence
Jim Wolfe
Cardinal O’hara
Mark Chew
Ridley High
Anthony Genwright
Chester High
Mark Perkins
Jeff Campbell
Peter Darling
Penncrest
Bill Boylan
Peter Callahan
O’hara
Dave Stauffer
Radnor
Jeff Schroeder
Lansdowne-Aldan
Larry Anastasi
Swarthmore High
Tom Fratontoni
Marple Newtown
Cappelletti Leads Rams in Playoff Rush Despite Critics
Rams fullback Cappelletti, 1973 Heisman winner, defends his role as Los Angeles prepares for a Sunday playoff clash with the Minnesota Vikings. He notes he aims for breakaway runs but emphasizes consistency and team success. Rams posted 2,308 rushing yards and 3,108 passing yards en route to a 12-4 season and NFC West title.
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John Monsignor Bonner
Penn State University
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Lawrence McCutcheon
Wendell Tyler
Elvis Peacock
Oklahoma
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Tyler
Cullen Bryant
Bryant
Cullen
Vikings
Widener Tops Lycoming In Holiday Tourney Opener
Widener College defeated Lycoming 81 to 59 after a tight first half. The Pioneers shifted to stronger defense in the second half, holding Lycoming to six field goals while outscoring 44 to 22. Tucker scored 22, Ordille 12, and Greenfield sparked a late run to seal the win.
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Steve Gomolka
Chester
Widener College
Lycoming
Widener
Pioneers
Ray Graff
Bonner
Warriors
Aid Rowe
Mike Brown
Yhara High
Brown
Gar
Graff
Tucker
Glassboro wins tourney clash advancing to title game
Widener defeats Lycoming 71 58 led by Greenfield 14 and Ordillo 18 with Graff 18 for Glassboro standout Frank Hudson 18 and Gary Glessner 9 helped Glassboro reach final against Swarthmore after halftime surge. Swarthmore trailed 30 29 at the break before Glassboro pulled away late in the third quarter.
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Ordillo
Greenfield
Widener
Dave Smith
Mark Molesky
Lycoming
Graff
Glassboro State College
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Glassboro
Greg Berlin
Penncrest High
Ernie Prudente
Frank Hudson
Kevin Burley
Steve Selby
Otis Hicks
Kevin Gaggyee
Tae Glessner
Mark Taylor
Atwood
Hess
Brandywine Tops Sun Valley in Earnest High School Game
Brandywine defeated Sun Valley 56 to 30 as Mickey Pellegrino scored 10 and Drew Cross led in scoring with 14. Jett Barnes and Ernie Trasatti contributed 2 and 12 points respectively, while Venda Hamilton added 3 and Dan Guy 6. Officials were Jobe Renita and Harry Schukcraft.
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Glassboro
Interborough
Gregg Parker
Swarthmore
Gary McCabe
Gary Glessner
Sun Valley
Gary Silverman
Upper Darby High
Dave Brown
Mike
Lycoming
Tom McGlone
Bonner High
Gene Daly
O’hara
Brandywine
Mickey Pellegrino
Na Raga Ba Eae
Drew Cross
Jett Barnes
Ernie Trasatti
Venda Hamilton
Dan Guy
Jobe Renita
Harry Schukcraft
Crummy comes back as coach Crummy returns as PSU staffer after playing career
In New Orleans ahead of the Sugar Bowl, Penn State veteran Crummy, once a starting defensive back, transitions from player to coach on PSU's foreign team program. He joins coach John Dunn guiding mainly freshmen and sophomores, while others from the 1976 youth movement remain active in the national title run versus Alabama.
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Gorden Blaine
New Orleans
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Nittany Lions
Alabama
Matt Millen
Bruce Clark
Paul Renaud
Temple
Bill Crummy
Valencia
Crummy
Mars High School
Se Ae
Paterno
Stu McNunn
John) Dunn
Friday Basketball Scores From Temple to Texas and More
Friday results feature Temple 1 Baylor 76 Texas ABM 73 Air Force 66 Oakland City 79 Franklin 74 N Dakota 77 S Dakota 75 Augustana 79 N Dakota St 59 Weber St 79 Okio City 64 S Dakota St 75 Northwestern lews 6 Alabama 71 Virginia 69 E Carolina 74 Manhattan 71 ITO FG VoD 105 U of South 81 Colorado 74 Nebraska 61 Colorado St 82 Mesa 57 Clemson 58 Texas Tech 57 Indiana 68 Oregon 60 Montana 91 LaSalle 78 ATLANTA Falcons stars posted strong totals while Philadelphia guard play fueled a 113-107 win. Teetsel starts strong for Ridley successor at Thaddeus Stevens School.
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Temple
Baylor
Texas
Jeep Fish
Wowie
L. Pet. Oe
Darby Twp
New Jersey
New York
Aioe
San Antonio
Interboro
O'Hara
Arch
Carroll
D.C
Brandywine
Sun Valley
Kansas City
Troy
Towanda
Waverly
Athens
Owego
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Ben Fi
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Maple Shade
DeMatha
Los Angeles
Falls
Methadon
Christopher Dock
Golden State
Lansdale Catholic
North
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Germantown Academy
Penn Charter
Bristol
Atlanta
Deihians
Bishop Egan
San Diego
Detroit
Benedictine
Oley Valley
Pine Grove
Chee
Dare
Mid Valley
Seattle
Golden State TB
New Orleans
Tri-Valley
Williams Valley
Aft
Camp Hill
Lower Dauphin
Northern
Denver
Cleveland
Houston
Columbia
Lampeter-Strasburg
Lebanon Catholic Bermudian Springs
Indiana
Boston
Phoenix
Sixers stop Hawks in Philadelphia rally for 113 107 win
Doug Collins scored 28 points to lead the Philadelphia 76ers past the Atlanta Hawks 113 107 as Philly preserved first place in the Atlantic Division. Eddie Johnson led Atlanta with 22 points while Julius Erving added 18 for the Sixers.
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Hawes
Givens
Criss
McMillen
Philadelphia
Erving
B. Jones
C. Jones
Cheeks
Collins
Bibby
Bryant
Dawkins
Mix
Atlanta
Anta
Doug Collins
Philadelphia 76Ers
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Washington Bullets
Eddie Johnson
Hawks
John Drew
76Ers
Julius Erving
Jack Givens
San Antonio
Crew
Dan Roundfield
Flyers trade McCarthy and Callender to Maine team
Flyers move McCarthy and Callender for prospect return as rumors place both players heading to a Maine based club in exchange talks. It marks a near term shift in forward depth with potential roster reshaping ahead of the season.
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Anastasi
Mark MacLaughlin
Nether Providence High
Don Harris
John Toutkaldjian
Pat Carney
Bill Schnell
Ridley
Sam Chung
Dave Candelora
Radnor High
Hugh Cannon
St. James
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John Cappelletti
Hamilton
Drew
Roundfield
Rollins
Johnson
Hill
Teetsel
Lancaster
Lee Teetsel
Thaddeus Stevens State School
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