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(Continued from Page 13)moved right turned theandmm comer standing up.high, far and iuntouchedive Piper’sgoal posts and there it was 15-6 with somethintf around or lessthan a minute tn ni«vPUBLIC HEARINGA Public Hearing will be held on November 3, 1971, at 7:30 p.m., in Council Chambers, 118 South Main Street,for the following ordinance:You, Coach Sheets, and, pre-bo th ‘thatsumahly, Coach Caudle. . .possibly were thinking does it,” perhaps paid no moreattention than others to the Piper placement that put a nine-point lead back on the board. But who was to know that Leonard was again to fire for his pet target, Gillette, and that Ron Felumlee was going to fall down, turning a long gain into a 60-yard touchdown play.Leonard-Gillette MisfiresWith the score aprecarioushe Johnstown area knew Leonard would go for the two point pass in the left flat to Gillette, and he did... but it was too long and too high and the Johnnies had another kick-off on their hands.Again they spumed (apparently) the on-side kick and, when the ball went out-of-bounds, Granville had it for three plays before the clock ran out.Ordinance No. 12-71, An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 17*2, the “Zoning Ordinance of theVillage of Granville, Ohio, by Amending the Definition of Apartment,' 'Dwelling, One-Family, Dwelling, Two-Family, Dwelling. Multi-Family, Dwelling Unit, Family, Rooming House, andRoomers; by Adding Definitions for Housekeeping Unit and T our is* Home and by Amending the Provision for Continued Enforcement of the Zoning Ordinance.Itlt;i1II##I#Complete copies of dinance are on file and viewed at the Village HRuth M. HillClerk of Council35, and first downs went to theJohnnies 11-10.There is always much to be Scoring Summary»remembered about a game likeThird Quarterthe one at Johnstown Friday...a Granville: Touchdown, Marknumber of plays, that might Bowman, 8-yard run;PAT, Scott, two-points.have marked the “turningpoints” in the gone differently.hadTherejugglingfingering s before ifell to earth, and another time almost that far. But there was also the time in the third-quartersconngshirtshigh, highimpossible clutch catch of a Gir-kins pass for a thirty-five yard gain on a third and eight situation to make it first and 10 onthe JHS 18.Wright Injury HurtsThere was the collapse of Johnstown’s great 220-lb. senior guard, Andy Wright who althoughexpectedwhalegame until re-injured late in the first half. Leading offensive interference, and making a nuisance of himself on defense, his departure left a void the Johnnies couldn’t fill.There was the magnificent offensive and defensive game-long work by Lee Bowman, showing, again, his all-county metal. And brother Mark, on the defense starred with Piper as the two leading the team in tackles, highlighted a magnificent effort by the entire defensive unit.GHS Tackles FineAnd the tackle play of John Pritchard and Jeff Carter was ingreat part responsible for the Johnnies’ first half offensive futility. They had much to do with changing game plan to the Leonard-quarterbacked passing attack in the second half.Kim Girkins’ fine passing, running and team leadership had unmistakable effect on the out-pass from Girkins.Fourth QuarterJohnstown: Touchdown, Gillette,8-yard pass from Leonard.Touchdown, Girkins, 11-yard run. PAT, Piper, placekick.Johnstown: Gillette, 60-yards, passfrom Leonard.Granville:ARCOSINCSpecialized126 N. Prospect582-85018:(Furnishing your hoiConventContemporai4K.0 n’e Ithascomeweekfiguresville won the statistics \•fsport the game, the Friday, were about as even as could be. Both teams accountedfor |84 total yard* gained. Johnstown led rushing 89-56, but Grenville on Girkins arm led in passing 128-95. Whatever difference there was came on penalties. GHS lacing 80, Johnstown373 Mt. Vernon Road, rMonday andDaily
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Granville Sentinel
Granville, Ohio, US
Wed, Sep 22, 1971
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