Catholic High Routs Cardinals 39 6 Diocesan League clash
Catholic Central sparked by seven interceptions overwhelmed Cardinal McCloskey 39-6 at Notre Dame Field to seize sole second in the Catholic League behind Bishop Gibbons. Bob Chauvin and Dave Carey connected on early TD passes, Amyot chased in a 40-yard interception return, and CCHS stretched lead to 19-0 at halftime with Carnevale PATs adding the extras.
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Catholic Central
Cardinal McCloskey
Notre Dame Field
CCHS
Bishop Gibbons
Gibbons
Vincentian
CBA
LaSalle
Cardinals
Crusaders
McCloskey
Chuck Taaffe
Rich Amyot
Dave Carey
Bob Chauvin
Chauvin
Bob Kilgallen
Carey
Bob Buckley
Buckley
Cardinal
Paydirt
Yerdon
Jackett McCloskey
John Yerdon
Vince Carnevale
Crusader
McClockey
Amyot
Pete Locke
Taaffe
Carnevale
John Early
Tom Kuciara
Mike
Kilgallen
Julian
Dave Vogel
Mark Lewis
Verdon
Philipps
Jay Fitzgerald
John Rodgers
Mickey McGrath
Lewis
Terry Ryan
Bill Schultz
Knights
Dave Bessette
Jack DeCrosta
Bessette
Shultz
Crusaders Cuba Catholic Crusaders Roll to 33-0 Victory
Mechanicville dominates Watervliet early and pulls away 27-0 as Vin Russell scores three times for the Raiders. Gibbons and CBA also post wins with strong defensive stands and multiple TDs, while several teams in the area notch league victories.
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Colonial Council
Chanicville
Raiders
Air
Russell
Watervliet
Mechanicville
Shellard
Cannoneers
Red Raiders
Vin Russell
Council
Ravena - Coeymans - Selkirk
Schalmont
Lansingburgh
Cohoes
Draper
Ballston Spa
Larry Hatalsky
Hatalsky
Bob Wicks
Joe D’armeio
Bill Haag
Chuck Kranitzky
Gary Nichols
Haag
Kranitzky
Dave Agostino
al Durkovic
Ballston
CBA
Ciccol- Watervliet
Ofella
RCS
CCHS
Nekey
Gibbons
On Draper
James Sets School Record in Union Victory over RPI
Union improved to 3-1 as James rushed 143 yards, a new school mark, and scored twice in a 37-25 win over Eng ineer outfit. Teammate Craig Carlson added seven receptions for two touchdowns and a 59 yard kickoff return. RPI dropped to 2-3 as coach Dick Riendeau praised James as a top back field prospect.
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Joe James
Rensselaer Poly
Union
James
RPI
Dick Riendeau
Riendeau
Dennis Lawrence
Gene Goodwin
Craig Carlson
Carlson
Rich Swan
John Contento
Contento
Jack Hart
Larry Allacco
Gary Masner
Art Jacobs
Chipper Lee
Hobart
RPL U
Furst
Masner
Johnson
Temes
Tin
Jacobs
Contente
U—Carlson
Pearce
U—Sswan
Ud—Jacoba
Lee
U—James
van Rensselaer
Roeliff
Jansen
Chatham
Voorheesville
Ockawaamick
Peewee Dixon
Artie Dixon
Coxsackie
Dixon
Mark Helmer
George Foust
Dennis Dodds
Randy Atkins
Russ Hosier
Rich Alamillo
Paul Hanson
Tom Hanson
John Paul
Bob Ellis
Kevin George
al Deschenes
Dick Bailey
Blackbird
Trojan griders crush Schuyler 25-0 in league clash
Troy High blanked Schuyler 25-0 as Mortimore Williams and Case led a strong Trojans effort in Class Alfonse league action. Pleasant routed Amsterdam 14-13, while Linton topped Albany 26-13 and Mont Pleasant kept pace with 4-0 marks. RPI and Union played to a 1-1 soccer double overtime draw, with Contento setting a season passing record and Riendeau praising key receivers and runners.
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Troy High
Fred Case
Troy
Philip
Mortimore
Ed Willliams
Case
de Schuyler
Alfonse
Mont Pleasant
Linton
Guartermnels
Fiest
Amsterdam
Lint
Albany
Len Mortimore
Fred
Eric Venson
S&s
Jim Montgomery
Schuyler
Pleasant
Saratoga
Tamarac Triumph Keeps Stags Undefeated In Southern Conf
Tamarac defeats Averill Park 18-13 as junior Bernie Barber returns a 70 yard interception for a TD with 1:50 left, boosting Tamarac to 5 straight unbeaten and narrowing the race for the Southern Conference title. Bruce Roeck throws two TD passes in the first half. Averill Park drops to 2-1-2 in conference play.
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Bernie Barber
Averill Park
Tamarac
Warriors
Bruce Roeck
Russ Jarem
Nelson Beebe
al Rondeau
Bengals
Boeck
Fran Winters
Perod
Beebe
Paul DiVora
Barber
Fort Ann
Warrensburg
Lake George Warrensburg Rally In Adirondack League
Lake George and Warrensburg triumphed in Adirondack Right Man League football Saturday. Warrensburg beat Fort Ann 39 6 with Don Edmans scoring three touchdowns while Lake George crushed Salem 53 19 with Mike Leonard and Ed Perry each scoring twice. Hartford blanked Argyle as five second half scores boosted a 28 0 win. Both Lake George and Warrensburg stand 4 1 in the loop.
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Warrensburg
Lake George
Hartford
Warrenburg
Don Edmans
Fort Ann
Mike Leonard
Ed Perry
Salem
Argyle
RPI Beats Union Harriers in Cross Country Meet
RPI defeated Union 50 to 15 at Tapy Saturday in a council cross country clash. Shaker led the pack with top finishers, Bethlehem Central and Mohonasen provided strong holds, while Union struggled in the varsity and freshmen races. Colonie and Guilderland posted notable scores in their respective meet portions.
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RPI
Union
Shaker
Bethlehem Central
Bill Polack
Boblin
Council
Gary Nelson
Dave Bivans
Burnt Hills
Bethlehem
Pete Hagens
Rpis
Gary Vandecarbe
Mohonasen
Scotia
Engineers
Colonie
Guild- Union
John Braham
Erland
Columbia
Dave Crawford
Bob Mitchell
William Walker
Spark
Enochet
Unionis
Chuck Apkarian
Mitchell
Mario Pepe
Ron Beauregard
John Zahn
Vandecar
Dick Dresselt
Coloniels
Tom Davenport
Guilderland
Davenport
Ron DeBenedetti
Frank Ryan
DeBenedetti
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Jack Shellard
D’amaiio
Val Serbalik
Serbalik
Valiey
Dcmaimone
Earl Jenkins
Burgh
Jenkins
Ted Etoll
Jerome Carignan
Marvin Adams
Kevin Perrott
Bill Cooney
Eric Rojker
Jim DeLaMater
Cooney
Dexter Bishop
Gary Haughney
Tim Ja “Con
Diorio
John Diorio
Tony Papa
John Grant
Mike Gurry
DeCosta
Tom Ciccolella
Ciccolella
Trojans
RPI Booters Battle Union
Tom Conroy
Bob Okello
Bob Hatch
Ben Volinsky
Mel Munkittrick
Les Croce
Bob i Mindlin
Frosh
Merlin Bossard
State
Harness Racing Commission
Mitchum Hanover
Bossard
Rodney Laird
Stags
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Latham
Academy Motors, Inc
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Defreestville
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