Moeller High School 1991-92 Football Newsletters

September 4, 1991

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CRUSADERS TRIUMPH IN SEASON OPENER Friday, August 30, 1991, the Moeller Crusaders opened the 1991 high school varsity football season at Galbreath Field against Michigan's defending Division III State Champions Detroit Martin DePorres.

The Crusaders won 2112 in a see-saw, hard-fought confront at ion.

DePorres first dented the scoreboard halfway through the opening quarter as running back Charles Winter galloped 37 yards into the endzone.

The two-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful and the Eagles led early 6-0.

With 7:55 left in the season quarter, Moeller running back Ryan Jackson dove in from two yards out tying the score 6-6.

Place kicker Erik Bryant added the go-ahead extra point and the Crusaders led at halftime, 7-6.

Moeller's defense collected its first interception of the 1991 season.

Cornerback Shawn Lucke made a spectacular grab for the pickoff early in the third quarter.

Soon thereafter, the Eagles got the ball back after a missed field goal attempt.

On this possession, DePorres promptly scored on Ron Ceustin's 62-yard pass reception.

A twopoint conversion was attempted, but once again proved unsuccessful.

At the end of the third quarter, the Eagles led 12-

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Quarterback John Harpring ied a 10-play drive downfield climaxing at the 10:31 mark with Kelly Davis 10-yard touchdown run.

Erik Bryant added the extra point giving Moeller the 14-12 edge.

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GAME TWO - A MOELLER NEMESIS??

As the Moeller Varsity enters its 29th football season, it has only lost 26 regular season games.

Curjously enough, six of those came in game two.

The defeat this past Saturday at the hands of the Ramblers of Erie Cathedral Prep extends this tr2nd to seven of twenty-seven.

Erie Prep 21, Moeller Crusaders 19 The home team got the first break on this rather muggy, but sunny afternoon when a blind-side hit on the Moeller QB caused the ball to pop loose.

It was recovered by Erie at the Crusader 23 yardl ine.

In one play (a play they would go to with regularity), the Ramblers swept in for a score.

The conversion from placement was good and with 9:29 remaining in the first quarter, they led 7-0.

The second possession for each team was uneventful, although Moeller did pick up a couple of first downs before punting.

Following a Prep punt, the Crusader offense began at its own 45 yardline and drove down to the Erie 18.

A nice mix of run and pass caused the Moeller hopeful to take renewed heart during this drive.

On a 3rd and one, the Rambler defense made a big play and forced a 4th and one.

It was at this point, that the Men of Moe suffered a very untimely 'delay of game' penalty. They failed to pick up the first down and Erie took over.

Once again, the defense was up to the task and after three downs, the Ramblers punted.

Agatn, the Crusaders began a nice drive from their own 27 yardline.

Highlights of this drive included a nice 30 yard-plus run by Kelly Davis and a couple more receptions by Senior Co-Captain Jason Brown.

This drive stalled out at the Rambler 27 and on 4th down, the Crusaders had to punt.

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.,. F~llowing the touchback, the Prep squad began at its own 20. In three big plays, they moved to the Moe 28 yard 1 ine. From there, it took seven plays (four of which were identical calls), but with 1:11 to go in the first half, they punched in the score, converted and led 14-0.

The offense still tried to rally; beginning at their own 19, they completed a pass to Jason Brown which carried to the Erie 34.

Two additional plays produced no gain as time ran out in the first half.

During the fifteen-minute intermission, the Moeller staff and players worked hard to find the proper adjustments to get back into this contest.

After forcing the Erie squad to punt on its first possession, Moeller took over on its first possession.

A quick first ¡down came on a pass to Jason Brown, another on a nice run by Davis.

Facing a 3rd and long, Shawn Brennan escaped the Rambler pressure and fired a TD strike to Jeff Baur of 51 yards.

The conversion attempt was wide to the right and the score stood at 14-6.

.Just about when the Moe 11 er sidelines were visualizing a 'patented' comeback, the Ramblers returned the ensuing kickoff 57 yards to the Moeller 44 yardline.

Thjs fine effort re-ignited the Erie offense and they proceeded to tack on another score and conversion.

With only six seconds remaining in the third quarter, the Crusaders were staring at a fifteen point deficit, 21-6.

Undaunted, the offense took the ball at its own 15, following the kickoff and began a beautiful 85-yard TD march.

Again, the drive featured some fine receptions by .Jason Brown and good running by Kelly Davis.

The offense line was solid throughout this drive.

The TD came on a nifty 8-yard strike to Brown.

The very critical 2-point conversion was well defensed and the score stoorl at Erie 21, Moeller

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DT The first-up Crusader defense shut down the Prep attack and forced a punt on 4th down.

This was blocked and the Moe offense took possession at the Erie 32 yardline.

However, an interception on third down, gave the ball back to the Ramblers.

Enter the Moeller defense.

At this stage, this group was playing as hard as it could, so much so, that with a 3rd and 16 situation, Erie elected to punt.

It was blocked again, Moeller recovered at the Erie 8 yardline.

In one quick strike, Brown hauled in his 12th reception of the contest and his second TD. Fo llowt ng the conversion, Erie 21 Moeller 19 .

The only remaining flicker of hope as only 1:17 remained in the game, was to recover an onside kick.

It was not to be, Erie had 'its greatest victory ever' in the rdtO:(t'Jlq f.if ~ t ~ flf'i~f':.t),

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GOLF - On September 3rd, the Varsity Golf team lost to the City's No. 1 ranked team, St. Xavier, 152-163.

Despite the loss, the team recorded its lowest score at Hyde Park in 6 years.

The 163 total was 7 strokes lower than their previous best.

Mike Stark shot a fine 39 to lead the Crusaders.

Tom Yost shot a solid 40 while Mike Cassity and Mike Rocawtch added 42s.

Then they defeated the City's No. 2 ranked team, Mi 1 ford, 162-167.

This marked the first time the team has defeated Milford.

Mike Cassity wl.th a 38 led the Crusaders.

Tom Yost added a 40 while Mike Stark and Andy Dunlap each shot 42.

The 162 total represents the school's best effort on the front nine at Kenview.

On September .7th, the Varsity Golf team finished 5th in the first Moeller Invitational.

Juniors Mike Cassity and Tom Yost tied for 7th out of 60 golfers in the individual competition with 80's.

Louisville St. Xavier was the team champion .......... J.V. Golf defeated both Middletown and Troy at Weatherwax Golf Course.

Medalist for Moeller was Todd Kahle.

Then lost to a strong Centerville team 175 to 185.

They finished 5th out of a field of 11 teams at the 3rd Crusader Classic Golf tourney held at Hickory Woods.

Medalist for Moeller was Todd Kahle.

SOCCER - On August 31, the JV defeated Sycamore, 1-0.

On September 3rd, the Varsity lost to St. Xavier 1-0 and the JV lost 6-1.

On September 4th, the Frosh lost to St. X as well.

Then on September 6th, the Varsity tied Indian Hill 1-1 and the JV won 4-1.

On September 7th, the Varsity tied LaSalle 2-2 while the JV lost 4-0.

CROSS COUNTRY - On August 31, the Moeller Cross Country opened its season with the Varsity finishing 9th and the Freshmen finishing 4th at the Colerain Invitational.

Outstanding performances were turned in by Junior Rob Trapp and Freshman Pat Kearns. . . . . . . . . . This past weekend, the Varsity squad finished 5th at the Winton Woods/Roger Bacon Invitational.

The Freshmen squad placed 4th.

Outstanding performances were turned in by Junior Rob Trapp.

Freshman Brandt Schroeder ¡placed 12th and Freshman Pat Kearns finished 13th in the Freshmen race.

RES~RVE FOOTBALL - The Moeller Reserve Football Team beat Milford last Saturday, 21-0.

Milford could not get any momentum, offensively or defensively.

Moeller's defense controlled the game causing two turnovers, an interception by Dan Cox and a fumble recovered by Jeff Fye. The defense was led by Troy Tuck and the rest of the linebackers, while Kelly Schiedt and Chris Brisben also played well.

Moeller's offense was able to move the ball at wi 11.

The offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage, Wolfgang Scholz did the bulk of the running.

Touchdowns were scored by Mike Green, Dave Lapham, and Mark Hilvert.

Brian Huston added an extra point and Dan Beckwith ran in a two-point conversion.

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I Crusader Golf The 1991 Golf season promises to be an exciting one for the Crusaders despite the loss of several key performers, the squad returns three starters who will form the nucleus of the team. The three players, Mike Cassity, Mike Stark, and Tom Yost are all juniors and will serve as tri-captains. All three had strong sophomore years. Tom had the squad's second lowest average and was named to the GCL All-Star team. Mike Cassity was a district qualifier and missed by three strokes of qualifying for State.

Juniors Andy Dunlap, Jason Laub, and Paul Gessing are all seeking to make their impact on the varsity. Andy

had the low average on last year's junior varsity team.

The schedule is once again one of the best in the City.

League rivals St. Xavier and Elder will be the teams to beat in the GCL. Perineal state power Milford, along with Oak Hills, Hamilton, and Dayton Oakwood will provide tough non-league competition. The highlight of the season will be the first Moeller Invitational Tournament. The Crusaders will also pergorm in the Kentucky Invitational, Troy Invitational and the Hadley Classic.

SCHEDULE Aug. 21 ............... Hamilton Aug. 22 ............... Little Miami Loveland Aug. 26 ............... Oakwocxt Aug. 28 ............... LaSalle SepL 3 ................ SL Xavier SepL 4 ................ Milford SepL 7 ................ Moeller Inv. SepL 10 .............. Indian Hill Sept 11 ............... Elder Sept 12 ............... LaSalle Sept 14 ............... Kentucky Inv. Sept 16 ............... Oak Hills Sept 18 ............... SL Xavier Sept 21 ............... Troy Inv. Sept 23 ............... Elder Sept 25 ............... Sycamore Sept 28 ............... Hadley Classic Sept 30 ............... GCL Champion.

OcL 2 .................. Sectional Ock 11 ................ District Oct 18 ................. State Oct 19 ................. State

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MOELLER FOOTBALL NEWSLETTER is published by the Moeller High School Athletic Department, 9001 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242.

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Moeller Crusader Varsity Footbt=~ll Team traveled to Trotwood Madison to play their third game of the season.

Both tPams entered the contest with rer.ords of 1-1.

Moeller defeated Trotwood 28-0 in a game shortened by lightning and severe thunderstorms in the Dayton area.

MoellPr scored once in the first quRrter.

Junior running back Kelly Davis scored on a 19yard run.

The extra-point attPmpt was unsuccessful.

At the end of the first quarter, the Crusaders led the Rams 6-0.

Kelly Davis scored again in the second quarter on a 16-yard run.

Jason Brown c~ught a pass from Shawn Brennen for the twopoint conversion giving the Crusaders the 14-0 lead.

Later in the quarter, running back Ryan Jackson scored on a one-yard, and tightend Scott Carlberg caught a seven-yard TD pass from Shawn Brennan.

Placektr.ker Erik Bryant kicked both extra point~ ending the scoring 28-0.

Referees and the coaching staffs of both teams decided to call the game bacause of the unfavorable weather conditions.

Moeller improved its record to 21 whilP the Rams dropped to 1-2.

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1991, the Crusaders will host the Msssillon Washington Tigers at Galbreath Field.

Kickoff has been sr.heduled for 8:00PM.

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The members of the Class of (the 1987 FB team): Steve Broughton remains an active player at Murray State.

Steve has been a very versatile and depenrlable player for MSU. Scott Davis has given up the rigors of football and is enjoying his senior year at the University of Dayton.

Terry Dickey has been a starter for DePauw University in Gn:.en Castle, Indiana since his freshmen year.

He needs 967 yards rushing this season to break his school's career rushing record.

In his most recent outing, he rushed for 47 yards on li. attem~, caught 3 passes for 55 yards and even played a series at QB where he completed 1 for 1 for 11 yards.

Don Feldhaus reluctantly hung up his cleats recently at Murray State.

Don 's collegiate career has run the emotional garnet (special teams, starters, injuries. etc.) A future date at the altar will help Don through the wjthdrawal from the games he pi ay s so we 1 1 .

Paul Hopewell continues to play a big role at Minnesota despite some time lost to injuries.

He is working in the Twin Cities area in an intern program ar.d enjoys what he is doing.

Greg Huntington is in his second season as a starter in the offensive line for the Penn State Ni ttany Lions.

Rick Schulte (Western Kentucky), Mark Summers (Valdosta State), and Tom Thiel CHoly Cross) have closed out their f oat ba 11 careers.

Tom is currently completing his degree work at Dayton.

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GOLF - J.V. Golf defeated Elder for the first time ever, 172-178.

Medalist for Moeller was Doug Bay with a 41.

On September 10, the Varsity lost to Indian Hill 170174.

Indian Hi 11 is ranked 6th in the current city rankings, while the Crusaders are 8th.

Juniors Jason Laub and Andy Dunlap led the Crusaders with 4.'3s.

Then on September 12, the VBrsjty defeated Elder in an excitj_ng win.

The two teams tied with a total of 169 and had to go to the 6th-man tiebreaker to determine the winner.

Mike Cassity led the Crusaders with a 40 while Jason Laub added a 42.

Mike Stark and Tom Yost also aided in the victory.

On September 13, the Varsity defeated LaSalle 166-195.

The squad was led by Mike Cassity's 39.

Highlight of the match was an eagle two by Mike Stark on the first hole.

CROSS COUNTRY -They continued. the "road to the state" at the Princeton Invitational on September 10th with two 3rd-place finishes by the Freshmen and Varsity squads.

Outstanding freshmen performances were turned in by Pat Kearns C6th), Pat Schroeder C8th), Gus Hartman (11th) and Matt Gill (17th).

On the Varsity, Junior Rob¡ Trapp finished 8th and Senior Doug Kohls finished 16th.

SOCCER - On September 10th the Varsity and Reserve squad defeated Purcell-Marian.

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Crusader Ice Hockey The 1990-91 season will go down as the greatest in Moeller history. The Hockey Crusaders advanced to the semi-final round of the State Tournament and on their way, garnered more wins than any other team at Moeller. Rob Empie, Mike Godar, Randy Homoelle, Eric Miller and Dave Raymer were the nucleus of a team that brought great honor and attention to our school. At the same time, these Seniors showed excellent leadership during the Championship season.

The 1991-92 version of Moeller Hockey will be just as promising Look for Ted Cwiok, Matt Godar, Sam Mason, Jon Raymer, Rick Weast, and Ryan Westerfield to lead the way. Bryan Bardon, Brian Barrigan, Dan

Byerly, Joe Dyer, Nate Horvath, and .

Tom Stout will add hustle and depth.

No hockey team can do without a good goalie, and Andy Ralles will return to the net for his third year as a starter. Big things are expected of Andy.

John Basalyga and Rob Lubanski are Co-Head Coaches this year. Coach Basalyga's philosophy and strategy will be the same as other years: be in shape, "Skate, Skate, Skate" and don't be afraid to take a man on, or the ice. Quickness, physical strength and power have marked the Moeller teams of the past With the large number of returning veterans, the 1991-92 season will be no exception. Coach Lubanski will be directing the offense again this year. Coach Lubanski has shown himself to be an

outstanding tactician of the game of hockey. The team will be playing as tough a schedule as they can fmd in order to prepare for the state playoffs.

The team has the outstanding support of the Moeller Student Body. Our fans have proved to be our "man up advantage" on many occasions. We hope to see you at the Northland Ice Arena beginning in November. You can also catch the games live on radio or in retelecast on Access Cable Television. Or support the team by becoming a hockey patron in our outstanding ad book. And don't miss the excitement of the third annual Moeller Alumni All-Stars versus the varsity held late in December.

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The Cn.ls8derf: defeated Massillon 27-13.

Massillon opened the scoring PArly in the first ~Jarter on their onen1ng possession.

Running Back TrAvis Mc~uire scored on a 43-yard tot.J•~nrlown run.

The extra point ~irK was good, giving the Tigers an "=" ,_:~ r [ y ? -- n i. Pad . ~oei ler answered by taking the KicKorr and putting together a 16olay, 71-yRrd ririve.

Quarterback Shawn Arennan scored on a 6-yard run.

The extra point B.ttempt was unsuccessfu 1.

At the end of the fi rf:t <::Htarter. the Tigers led 7-6.

Aoth teams scored in the !'5PC'·onri out=~rter.

Ag8in, Travis Md:;tJi re scoreri, this time on an 11y~rri run.

Massillon's extra point at tempt failed.

The Crusaders traileri 13-~.

With a little over a minute on the clock before halftime.

Moeller recovered a f•.J.mnie by the Massillon punter.

7 he CrusariPrs capitalized on the TigPrs mishap quickly as Shawn Brennan threw a 10-yB.rd touchdown pass tn Jeff Raussen.

The extra point try hit the upright and kickeri wirie.

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The Moeller defense set up the CrnsB.riers' third touchdown of the evening.

John Harpring made a snPctarular, diving interception with just under a minute and a half left in 1:he third quarter.

Two offensive plays later, Shawn 3rennan again hooked up with Jeff Raussen - this time on 8. 43-yard conversion p8ss from Brennan, eiving Moetler a 20-13 lead.

ThP Crusaders added to their lead in the fourth auarter when tightend Scott Carlberg caught a 10-yard TO pass from Brennan, his third of the night.

Sophomore plar.Pkicker Brian Huston booted the extra point making the final score 27-13.

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Kickoff has heen scheduled for 8:00 PM.

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Class of- 1985 . .

Fric Baumann, '89 grad of Universi. ty of Dayton, is now an offensive line coach at Thomas Worthington High School in the ~-:o lt.tmbus area.

The first-year head Goarh there is Terry Lichtenberg who served as the Moeller JV head coach in the early 80's.

Trevor Ryals is on the 45-man roster of the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL. Tom Bratten continues to serve ::=~s the Crusader's ,JV offensive line coach.

Tom earned his Bachelor's Degree in English at Miami of Ohio last spring and is currently enroll erl i. n U. C. 's Masters Program 1 n Fng l ish.

Class of J98.B Casey Fisher and Casey Tucker Are hnth currently enrolled at U.C. wn1 te serving in the JV Program at hAckfie1rl/receiver coach and LB coach respectively.

Mike Nichols is a backup mjrlrlle linebacker at North Carolina State and a true force in the sueciai teams for the Wolfpack.

Jack Thrush is the No. 2 ofiensive center for the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes.

Havlng been red-shirted, .Jack is only a s0phomnre in his athletic eligibility, 8lthough a junior acarlemi call y.

He saw cons iderab 1 e Action in the Bucks' recent victory over Washington State.

John Fitzpatrick, Jason Grj_ ff is and Kevin Henderson are all out of football.

John is worl<.ing i.h Cincinnati.

Jason ~erved in the 'Desert Storm' action and is completing his military obJigation.

Kevin is in his junior year at Wittenherg University.

He has spent his pa.st two summers as a camp counselor in Maine.

Chris Jenkins - After :spendi.ng hts freshmen and sophomore yea.rs at MontanA, has returnerl to Ohio as a walk-on at Ohio University.

GOLF - The Varsity lost to the city's 6-ranked team, Oak Hills, 164-170.

Juniors Tom Yost and Mike Cassi.ty shot 41's to lead the Crusaders.

They, also, lost a well-played mA.tch to city power St. Xavier 157-162.

Junior TriCaptains Mike Cassity, Mike Stark and Tom Yost all shot outstanding 39's to lead the squad.

Those scores are even more brilliant, considering the entire match was piayed in the rain.

Then they defeated LaSalle 161-175.

Sonhomore Mike Rocawich shot an excellent 38 to lead the Crusaders.

Mike's round was highlighted by an Fagle 2 on the 4th hole at Miami Whitewater.

Junior Mike Cassity shot a 40 while Junior Mike Stark shot 41.

Sophomore Ky 1e Merk 1 added a 42 ..........

The J.V. Golf lost to St. X 179-159.

Meda 1 ist for Moeller was Kyle Merkl with a 42.

Then they defeated Centerville 166-185.

Medalist was Andy Dunlap with a fine 36.

Also scoring well were Brian Arlinghaus with a 42 and Dave Steiner with a 44.

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We are very optimistic that we will be able to bring our total participation up to the 18-20 norm.

On the positive side, the diving program will be returning all three members. Leading that unit will be Senior Jason Glorius (a 3-time State Qualifier). Classmate Scott Lambert, as well as Sophomore Fletcher Cundall, are rates as 1992 State Qualifiers as well.

The swimming phase will be in good hands as Seniors Eric Murphy, Matt Reynolds, and Dave Moeggenberg will provide continued excellent performance and leadership. Juniors Pat Abell, Jamie Case, Alex Lang and Randy Mayne will continue to provide significant help as well as Frank D'Andrea and Dave Mulshine.

CROSS COUNTRY - The Varsity placed third at the Harrison Invitational.

Outstanding performances ¡were turned in by Junior Robb Trapp C3rd), Senior Doug Kohls C9th) and Junior Mike Jordan ClOth) ......... .

Freshmen came in 4th with Gus Hartman placing 9th and Brandt Schroeder finishing lOth. SOCCER - The Varsity lost to Elder 1-0 and their record is now 2-4-1, 2-3-1 in the GCL. FROSH FOOTBALL - The team is 1-0.

They crushed Aiken 53-0.

The tough defensive team did not give up a first down and collected 2 interceptions CA. J. Crouch, Andy Kwiatkowski), a safety and fumble recoveries by Jim Sprinkle, Jeff Btanchini, Buddy Jackson, and Chris Boone.

Offensively, the Crusaders were led in scoring by Greg McHugh, Derrick Edwards and Matt Keller each with 2 TO's and Mario Strayhorn with 1 TD.

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THE HARBIN WATCH As is trarlitional, the first publication of this season came out last week based on the first four weeks of the 1991 season.

The Division I CTop four in each region): Region 1- Euclid 42.5 Cleve St. Ignatius 42.00 All won in Week 5.

Painesville Riverside 41.0 Mentor 40.00

Region 2 - Toledo St. Francis 43.00 Barberton 39.00 Akron Ellet 42.00 Toledo St. Johns 38.00 All won in Week 5 Toledo St. Francis travels to Massillon for No. 6.

Region 3- Grove City 46.50 Pickerington 44.00 All won in Week 5

Piqua 39.00 Galloway Westland 34.50

Region 4- Princeton 41.500 Moeller 38.00 Elder 40.833 Mt. Healthy 38.00 Middletown 39.50 It should be noted that Middletown is not eligible for the 1991 State Playoffs.

Middletown and Mt. Healthy both lost in Week 5.

Look for Princeton to be a very solid First this week, while Elder and Moeller will be a 'close' battle for 2nd as they lock horns in Week 6 for the first of two encounters in the 1991 regular season.

This is theol}~ that counts in the GCL race.

Other divisions in this area: Divtsion II

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Friday, September 27, 1991, the Moeller Crusader Varsity FootbRll Team defeated the St. Xavier Bombers, 28-21.

Going into the game, both teams had records of 3-1.

Moeller was ranked No. 3 in the city while the Bombers were ranked No. 7.

The Crusaders opened the scoring in the second quarter on a 66-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Shawn Brennen to Jason Brown.

Brian Huston added the extra point giving Moeller an early 7-0 lead.

St. Xavier added a 17-yard field goal before hal ft 1me.

Moeller scored again in the third quarter when Kelly Davis ran 24 yards for a touchdown.

Huston again added the point after.

Moeller led 14-3.

The Bombers tied the score in the third quarter on a 75-yard TD run, a successful two-point conversion and then a 20-yard field goal.

In the fourth quarter, Moeller scored when Shawn Brennan ran in from one yard out.

The extra point attempt was unsuccessfu 1.

Moeller 1erl 20-14.

After receiving a screen pass from Brennan, Kelly Davis scored his second touchdown of the night, sprinting 40 yards down the sidelines.

Scott Carlberg caught the two-point conversion pass from Brennan, making the score Crusaders 28, St. Xavier 14.

Near the end of the game, St. Xavier added a one-yard touchdown pass, but it was too little, too late for the Bombers.

The final score read Moeller 28 St. Xavier 21.

Safety .Jason F 1orimonte collected two interceptions for the Crusaders, each of which swayed the momentum to Moeller.

Moeller is now 1-0 in the Greater Catholic League South.

Other action in the GCL for September 27 included No. 2 Elder's 38-3 annihilation of No. 8 LaSed le.

Moeller travels to the Pit, Friday, October 4, to take on the undefeated, 5-0 Panthers.

Kickoff is scheduled for 8:00PM.

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CLASS OF :t990 Chris Asbrock has seen some action on Special Teams and as¡a backup ttght-end for the Ball State Cardinals.

Mike Beerman is the leading receiver for the Wittenberg Tigers with 12 catches for 111 yards and one TD. He was recently named NCAC Conference "offensive player of the week for his performance against Wooster in game 2.

Matt Birrell is also a 'Tiger'.

A Princeton Tiger to be exact.

Matt is a backup receiver for the Ivy League squad.

Jeff Crable - After spending his freshmen year on a football scholarship at Ball State in Muncie, Indiana, has returned home to Xavier to continue his education on an academic scholarship.

Jeff dropped by recently for a visit and i nd i cates 'A 1 l 's going we 11 ' .

Keith Fulmer has returned to Cincy from Murray State and is working in the area.

Adam Hyzdu has finished his second year in professional baseball in the San Francisco farm system.

As he did a year ago, he is enrolled at Xavier U. during the off season.

Todd Shaffer and his teammates at Butler University are enjoying a good start.

Highligh game to date was a resounding upset of the No. 3 ranked Divtsion II squad from Grand Valley State.

Jody Smith continues to get consiRtent playing time for Austin Peay University in Clarksville, Tennessee.

FROSH FOOTBALL - The team beat St. Xavier in a tight battle on September 24th by the score of 7-6.

Mario Strayhorn intercepted a pass and ran it in from 40 yards.

Frosh record is 2-0, 1-0 in the GCL. CROSS COUNTRY - They finished 2nd at the Anderson Invitational.

Outstanding performances were turned in by Junior Rob Trapp who finished 4th overall, Senior Doug Kohls (13th) and Junior Mike .Jordan C14th).

GOLF - Saturday, September 21, the Varsity finished 4th in the Troy Invitational.

Mike Cassity with a 79 had the tournament's 4th lowest score while Tom Yost's 80 was 5th.

On September 23, the team clinched 2nd place in the GCI. by defeating Elder.

Tom Yost led the squad with a 41.

Andy Dunlap added a 42.

Then the Varsity defeated Dayton Oakwood 163-178.

This is the same Oakwood team which won the Troy Invitational on Saturday, September 21st.

Tom Yost shot a fine 39 to lead the Crusaders.

Andy Dunlap added a 40 while Mike Stark and Kyle Merkl shot 41 and 43 respectively.

On September 25, they set a school record by defeating the City's 4th ranked team, Sycamore, 158-164.

The 158 reoresents the school 's lowest sc~re at Kenwood Country Club.

Mike Cassity, Tom Yost and Mike Rocawich shot 40's.

The team finished the regular season with an 8-6 record, winning their last 4 matches..........

The JV Golf Team lost to Elder 179-171.

Medalist was Dave Steiner with a 39.

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-· I Moeller Cheerleaders The Moeller 01a:rleaders auended the National Oleerleaders Association SUIDiner Camp at the University of Kentucky in July. Over 200 ch:erleadecs from the Midwest attended this camp, where they were taught cheerleading techniques and dance routines, and spirit raisexs.

Each night the girls perf~ a cheer oo which they were judged on technique, style and endmsiasrr.

Ribbons were awarded on the basis of their perfonnance. The Freshman, Reserve and Varsity squads all received one red and three blue ribbons. Because of their outstanding efforts, the Freshman and Varsity squads were noorinated for the Awani of Excellence competitioo, with the Varsity actually competing as a finalist The Spirit Stick is another awani which Moeller received It is given by the camp instructors to the squads which show the most spirit and enthusiasm In addition to the above awards, the girls received the "'TEAM awani", the rmst prestigious awani given by the NCA instructors. They were selected for this award for being the squad who exemplified excellence in squad unity, leadership, team spirit, and all-round cooperation.

One very special aspect of the camp was the naming of Junior Oleedeader Karla Oouch, as an AllAmerican Oleedeader. Less than 2% of all cheerleaders are given this honor and we were very proud of Karla

Congranilations to all the Moeller Oleerleaders fer their bani worlc, dedication and enthusiasm They are doing an excellent job of continuing the Moeller Tradition and keeping the Family Spirit alive.

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If we beat Elder and lose to Vikes: Princeton Moeller Flder Centerville

If we beat the Vikes and lose to Elder: Pri net on Elder Moeller Centerville

Terry Knecht, who had battled for the kicking job as a walk-on, won a kick-off during the week with the scholarship starter.

His 39-yard field goal and equally critical extra point were obviously also very timely coni: ri but ions.

1991 GRADS GRAB SOME HEADLINES On SAturday, October 5th, Carlos Collins had a fine performance for the University of Kentucky against Kent State.

He gained 66 yards rushing in just 9 carries as he was the Wildcat 's leading rusher.

He also caught two passes.

Teammate ~nd fellow Moeller grs.duA.te Steve Langenkamp has been getting a 'taste' of the collegiate action in this first year also.

A week later in the small town of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, classmate Neil Dougherty and Terry Knecht rallied the Miami Redskins to a 10-10 tie with Central Michigan.

Nei 1 had been laboring in the background as the 4th quarterback and running the scout team unit.

A series of unforeseen events unfolded, culminating with a shoulder injury to the starting QB Jim Clements late in the first half and Neil was 'the man'.

He completed 8 of 14 passes for 79 yards and brought the team back from a 10-3 deficit.

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Friday, October 11, 1991. the MnPller Crusaders Varsity Football Team defeated the LaSalle Lancers 2113 at Galbreath Field.

The Crusaders scored the first touchdown with 1:27 left in the seconci quarter when wide receiver Jeff Raussen caught a 37-yard TD pass from quarterback Shawn Brennan.

The 2-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.

Moeller's defense thwarted a LaSalle's last offensive ririve before halftime when cornerback John Harpring intercepted a LaSA.lle pass with one second remaining before halftime.

Building on a 6-0 halftime lead, Shawn Brennan connected with Jason Brown on a 5-yard TD pass with 3:36 left in the third quarter.

Tightend Scott Carlberg caught a pass in the back of the endzone for the two-point converston.

The Crusaders lead 14-0.

LaSalle struck back with a 5yard TD run with 0:23 left in the third quarter.

The extra point kick was good.

With the fourth quarter still to play, Moeller led 14-7.

A rougn1ng the punter penalty was charged on LaSalle with 3:46 left in the game which kept Moeller's offense on the field.

One minute and 33 seconds later, Jeff Raussen caught his second TD pass of the game - a ten-yarder.

Placekicker Brian Houston booted the extra point, giving Moeller the 21-7 lead.

LaSalle scored on a 38-yard TD pA.ss with 0:36 left in the game. tneir two-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.

The Lancer onsidekick was recovered by Moeller's Mark Ahel, and the Crusader offense ran out the clock to end the game.

The final score was Moeller 21, LaSalle

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FridAy, October 18, 1991. the MoeiiPr Crusaders Varsity Football 1eam defeated the Kettering Alter Knights 27-7 at Galbreath Field.

Moeller scored twice in the first quarter.

Both touchdowns came on the Crusader's first two possessions.

The first touchdown was scored by running back Kelly Davis on a 5-yarrl run.

The second touchdown was scored by wide receiver Jeff Baur on a .38-yard TD pass from quarterback Shawn Brennan.

Senior place kicker Erik Bryant kicked both extra points.

At halftime, the Crusaders led 14-0.

The Crusaders scored again in the third quarter when junior wide receiver Brad Hronek caught a 28-yard TD pass from Brennan.

The 2-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.

Kettering scored a TD on an 11-yard pass early in the 4th quarter, bringing the score to 20-7.

With less than 10 seconds in the game, Shawn Brennan scored on a 1yard touchdown run.

Again, Erik Bryant kicked the extra point making the final score - Moeller Crusaders 27, Kettering Alter Knights 7.

Moeller improved its record to 6-2, while Kettering Alter dropped to 6-2.

Moeller will host the undefeated 8-0 Elder Pathers at Galbreath Field, October 25th.

The Crusaders are out seeking revenge for the %3-7 loss suffered in the Pit in week six.

Kickoff time has been scheduled for 8:00 PM.

by Sean Tunning

JASON FWRIMONTE SENIOR

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BAND - Saturday, October 12 was a very successful day for the Moeller Band Program.

The band won a total of 13 trophies at two contests.

Among the awards presented to the band were: Best Music in Class Trophy, Best Marching in Class, Best General Effects in Class, Best Percussion Trophy, First Place in Class A, rating of Superior for Field Commanders.

BRADY WOLFER SENIOR

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RFSr:-'RVr:· FOOTBALL - Moe beat LaSalle 22-7.

Moeller took control right awPty r-=1nd LaSalle was never in it.

Moeller's offense controlled the hall most of the time.

Tackle Ryan Nagle anri guard Jim McCabe led the ottensive line.

Quarterback Mike Green threw two touchdown passes to Bob Brennen and Brian Skukan.

Dave L::~pham ran for the other touchdown ;:md a two-point conversion.

Sam Ma~on added two extra points.

Moeller's defense did not allow l.Fl.Sall e to move the ball.

Jeff Fye led the way with 2 sacks and a forced fumble that was recovered by Chris Phi lips.

Troy Tuck, Andy Shafer and Jamie Liebert also played well for the defense.

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CRUSADER OPPONENTS MOELLER 5-2

21 LASALLE 13 NEXT - KETTERING ALTER 6-1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 8:00 PM DETROIT DEPORRES 4-2 32

BISHOP GALLAGHER 16 NEXT - DIVINE CHANCE ERIE PREP 7-0

ERIE EAST 7 NEXT- CLEVE. ST.JOE/VILLA ANGELA 35

FR()SH FOOTBALL - In an exciting contest on October 8th, the Frosh boiled the Lancers 15-13.

The offen~ive line played very well as the Frosh improved their record 3-1 C2-1 GCl.).. .. . . .. ..

Then on October 15th, the Frosh turned out the lights on the Knights from Alter by a 28-8 score.

Matt Keller led the way by scoring two TDs and Greg McHugh and Derrick Edwards each added scores.

The defense had two interceptions, one by .Joe Borche 1 t and one by Randy Adkins.

They also had an impressive goal line stand at the end of the game.

ThP Freshmen Team record is 41 C3-1 in the GCL).

CROSS COUNTRY - Congratulations on their 2nd-plA.ce finish at the Middletown Invitational on October 5th.

Outstanding performances were turned in by Junior Robb Trapp, who finished 2nd overall, Senior Doug Kohls (10th), and Junior Mike Jordan (12th). . . . . . . . . .

Then on October 15th, the Freshmen took 3rd place and the Varsity finished 4th in the GCL ChFJ.mpionships.

Outstanding Freshmen performances were turned in by Pat Kearns who finished 3rd overall and Brandt Schroeder who finished 7th.

Outstanding Varsity performances were turned in by Junior Rob Trapp, who finished 12th overall with a time of 16:45.

Seniors Doug Kohls and Chris Sophie finished with times in the 17 's, along with ~Tunior Mike Jordan..........

Congratulations to Juni.or Rob Trapp on making the GCL Cross Country All-Star Second Team.

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PRINCETON 8-0 35 LAKOTA 6 NEXT - SYCAMORE

GOf.F - On October 9th, the Reserves defPated LaSalle 176-188.

The win sealeri the second place in the GCL. Medalist was Brian Arlinghaus with a fine 41..........

The Varsity finished 9th in District Tournament pl~y.

The Crusaders were led by Tom Yost's 79 and Mike Stark's 80. nespite not qualifying for State, the team finished the season ranked 3rd i. n t ht=> City.

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JASON BROWN SENIOR

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the tenth game still ahead.

Senior Jason Brown has eried the school's record ving in a single season. second-degree separation of in the Alter game, Jason the Elder game and hauled in tive tosses.

His total for 1991 now stanris at 53 receptions for 692 yards anri with each reception, he wi 1 i add to his record.

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Friday, October 25, 1991, the Mnelier Crusader Varsity Football Team WAs defeated by the Elder PAnthers in a hard-fought contest, 20-14, At Galbreath Field.

Elder i.mnroveri its record to 9-0 while the Crusarlers dropped to 6-3.

Moeller looked unstoppable at the nutset.

On their first play from scrimmage, Kelly Davis rushed 73 yArris down to the Panther 15-yard iine.

Senior runnjng back Ryan .3 acr<.son scored the games's first to11chrinwn on a 13-yard run.

PlAcekicker ~rik Bryant added the ex1ra point, and Moeller led 7-0 with 7:56 left in the first quArter.

Elrler scored twice on the second 0uarter.

Both scores were on oneyFlrrl nms at 4:48 and 2:26 left before holftime.

The extra points were successful giving the Panthers "the 14-7 edge at halftime. .Junior 1 i nebacker Mark Abel intercepted a Panther pass with 8:51 left in the third quarter and returneri it 38 yards to the Elder 7yarri line.

Shawn Brennan connected with wide receiver Jason Brown on a 4-yArrl TD pass in the back of the end zone at the 7:22 mark.

Erik Bryant's extra point tied the game 14-14.

Eider put together a 16-play ar1ve on the ensuing possession.

A 36-yard field goal with 1:16 left in the Panthers on top for good.

Elder later added a 22-yard field goal with 8:20 left in the fourth quarter to close out the scoring.

Moeller had several chances to win the game but one nr1ve ended on downs at the Panther 20-yardline and the other drives ended on turnovers.

The Crusaders will host the topr8nked Princeton Vikings in the senson finale on November 5th.

Moeller is in a must-win situation to qualify for the playoffs.

Game time is scheduled for 8:00 PM.

by Sean Tunning

JOHN HARPRING SENIOR

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PLAYOFF PROSPECTS As has been reported by a number sources, the only rea 1 i st ic way ior Moeller to qualify to the playoffs is by defeating the Vikings of Princeton.

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Crusader Lacrosse The Varsity Lacrosse Team of 1991 finished second in the State for the second year in a row, losing to Worthington in the State Championship game. In spite of that setback the team had the most victories in a season finishing with a 9-6 record. The highlight of the season were the victories over St. Ignatus, DeLasalle and Mt. Lebanon in the Midwest Tournament. In what could be the best game ever played, the fans were treated with a come-from-behind thriller in the State Semi-Finals with a 6-5 victory over Upper Arlington.

Head Coach Tom Kennedy's team never gave up and the future looks very bright with many underclassmen returning for the 1992 campaign.

The following players were given awards at the annual Banquet in May. John Kilcoyne won the Face Off Award, Andy Gruber- Ground Ball Award, Jim Kennedy and Joe Hammons were awarded the Top Attack Scorers, Greg Remmy - Top Midfield Scorer, Scott Rahl was named the Most Valuable Player and also won the award for the Outstanding Defenseman for the second year in a row. The Top Sophomore was Jim Kennedy, Top Juniors were Dan Thiel and Joe Hammons. Top Senior- John Kilcoyne. The Spirit award went to Andy Gruber and the Director's Award was presented to Mr. Jerry Welling for all his efforts on behalf of the Lacrosse Program over the past years.

VARSITY LACROSSE: 1991 SEASON RECAP Moeller 3 Upper Arlington 8 Moeller 11 Hilliard 3 Moeller 18 Dublin 4 Moeller 7 Worthington 15 Moeller 12 Dublin 2 Moeller 26 Massillon Jackson 2 Moeller 6 St. Ignatius 5 Moeller 9 Worthington 13 Moeller 4 DeLasalle 3 Moeller 5 Detroit C.D. 9 Moeller 11 Mt. Lebanon 4 Moeller 5 St. Ignatius 8 Moeller 19 Hilliard 5 Moeller 6 Upper Arlington 5 Moeller 6 Worthington 15

1991 JUNIOR VARSITY LACROSSE The Junior Varsity Lacrosse Team had its best season in its history in 1991 posting a 7-2 record. The season was highlighted by its victory over Upper Arlington, and its midseason victories over Villa Angela St. Joseph and St. Ignatius. Head Coach Ken Iwanus and Assistant Coach Tom Lanahan developed ~ winning attitude among the players and a spirit that will serve the program for many years to come. At the Banquet in May, Jeff Bumiller was named Top Defensive player, Kevin Iwanusa the Top Attack Player, Keith Bettencourt the Top Midfield Player, Doug Weartz the Most Improved Player, and Frank Clement received the award for leading the Reserve Lacrosse Team in Spirit.

JUNIOR VARSITY LACROSSE: 1991 SEASON RECAP Moeller 7 Upper Arlington 2 Moeller 12 Hilliard 2 Moeller 12 Cincinnati 8 Moeller 10 Dublin 1 Moeller 4 Worthington 10 Moeller 8 Dublin 3 Moeller 5 V.A.S.J. 2 Moeller 9 St. Ignatius 2 Moeller 2 Worthington 9 ..o: •••

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November 6

1991

FOOTBALL

·che Booster Club offers a big

YOU to the following Freshmen Parents, who with willing hearts and smiling faces staffed the ticket booths at Galbreath Fielrj for the six home games thj s year .

THA!\:K

.Linda & Rick Addison Sharon & Bob Ashbrock MRry Jo & Dick Borchelt George Brown Kathy & Larry Clapp Maggie & Tom Collett Ted Crouch Margie&. Doug Cullen Vicky & Carl Dillon Vinnie Edwards Marty Gallagher Vicky ~ Peter Hawley Bill Horvath Jim Lage Trisha i.. eugers .Judy & Ray Lynch Sue & Bob Murphy Jan & Don Scarpinski Debbie & Dana Shafer Peggy K Tom Strait and "VETERANS" Mary Ann & Harold Beyer

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Fr idRy. November 1.

1991, the Moeller Crusader Varsity Footb8.l1 Te8.m ws.s rlefeated by the Princeton Vikings, 25-10.

Moei !er riropped to 6-4 while the Vii<. i ngs improved to 10-0.

The loss eliminAted the Crusaders from the plAyoffs.

Princeton scored first.

48 seconds into the game, on an 81yRrrl ':!D run.

ThP extra polnt W8.S ponn giving the Vikings the early 7-n leFld. Moeller answered the Vi!<. i ng 's touchdown on the next r.nssessi nn.

Senior fullback .Joe ReFlrdnn scored on a l-yArd run, and placekicKer Erik Bryant kir.!<.ec:i the extra point.

With 4:?9 left in the opening quF.lrter, the ?arne was tied 7-7.

Princeton quickly scored before the first quarter ended on A 5l-yard TD pass.

The extra noi.nt i<.ick wa::; wide.

The Vikings led 1.'3-7.

Erik Bryant added a 22-yard field goal just before halftime shAving the Princeton lead to 13-10.

Princeton clinched the win in the second half with two more touchdowns: a 13-yard run in the third ouarter and an 85-yard run in the fourth quarter.

Neither extrA-point attempts were successful, mRking the final score Princeton 25. Moeller 10.

Moeller will clnse its 1991 season with a 6-4 record.

Princeton.

10-0, will advance Along with the undefeated Elder Panthers to the Division I State Tournament Playoffs.

A possible showdnwn between these two powernouses is likely.

by Sean Tunning

JOHN HARPRING SENIOR

DB

BRADY WOLFER SENIOR

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Moeller's opponents

, page 3

CRUSADER OPPONENTS MOELLER 6-4

10

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SEASON WAS COMPLETED ERIE PREP 10-0 ERIE MCDOWELL TROTWOOD MADISON 6-4

WEST CARROLLTON MASSILLON 8-2

CANTON MCKINLEY SCOTT OSTHOLTHOFF SENIOR

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79-19, 81% winning percentage for our ten opponents.

All of the opposition finished at .500 ( 1) or better C9).

From our 10game schedule, 7 of our opponents are in their respective state playoffs.

Princeton will finish as No. l in the Ohio State Po 11, Elder at No. 2, Massillon probably about 6th/7th.

Erie Prep is No. 1 in their class in Pennsylvania.

Detroit Deporres is ranked in the Top Ten in their division in Michigan also.

And, finally Kettering Alter ranks 6th in the State in Divison III.

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ICrusader Wrestling 1991-1992 will be an exciting year for the Wrestling Team.

Junior Tom Zinkan will be back to defend his State Championship (Moeller's fli'St wresiling State Champion), with returning State qualifier Scott Ostholthoff and Clint Whalen.

Leadership will be strong with Senior Captains Ostholthoff, Whalen and Jollm Gatto - a district qualifier. District qualifier Guy Olinger returns with Senior letterman Ron Fukuchi and Tony Terzo.

SCHEDULE Roger Bacon Toum.

Dec. 14 Dec. 20-21 Coaches Toum.

Dec. 27-28 Dayton Toum.

Roger Bacon Jan. 4 Jan.lO Sycamore Jan 18-19 Ohio All Catholic Jan.23 Purcell-Marian Feb. 7-8 Milford Toum.

Elder Feb. 15

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1991 MOELLER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS November 2, 1991 - Moe 11 er vs Princeton

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The Moeller Reserves beat Princeton, 16-10, last Saturday.

The win gave Moeller a 6-2 record along with their GCL Championship.

Offensively, Moeller started siow but came on in the second half.

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by Brian Fitzpatrick, Jim McCabe, and Craig Naish.

Mike Green threw a touchdown pass to Bob Brannen and Wolfgang Scholz ran in the other touchdown.

Brannen and Dave Lapham scored two-point conversj ons.

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The Moe defense controlled Princeton's offense.

Dan Houncell and D. J, Hartman led the defense.

Kelly Schiedt, Andy Bailey, Jeff Fye, and Dan Beckwith also played we 1 1.

Princeton didn't score on the defense until early in the fourth quarter.

by Dave Lapham FRESHMEN FOOTBALL - They ended their season with a record of 52 when they lost to Western Hills 14-7 on October 29th.

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Moeller's defense forced another turnover when co-captain and linebacker Jon Morgan intercepted an Eagle pass.

The offense, led by quarterback Shawn Brennan, capitalized on the Eagle mishap with a 7-yard touchdown reception by Jason Brown.

Erick Bryant added his third extra point of the game.

The Crusaders led 21-12 with 6:32 remaining in the game.

Jason Florimonte added to Moeller's big defensive plays with the team's third interception of the game.

Andy Katona and Tony Houston assisted on several tackles throughout the contest.

Kelly Davis finished with 134 yards rushing on 26 carries.

Moeller plays its second game of the season Saturday, September 7, against Erie Prep.

The game site is Erie Stadium.

Erie, Pennsylvania.

Game time is scheduled for 2 PM.

by Sean Tunning

TIM GERTZ SENIOR

The Reserve Football Team lost it's first game of the season to Fairfield 7-6.

This had to be one of the hardest hitting games on this level in a long time.

The offense was led by Mark Hilvert who had the Crusaders' only score.

Mark played both tailback and flanker in this game.

Defensively, the Reserves were led by middle linebacker Troy Tuck who actually collapsed after the game from the heat and total exhaustion.

Also for the defense, Chris Brisben had a key interception.

Next up for the Reserves - Milford, Saturday at Milford, 10:00 AM.

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Saturday, September 7, 1991, 2:00p.m.

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JASON FLORIMONTE SENIOR

ERIC BRYANT SENIOR

Kelly Davis

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GOLF - On August 20th, the Varstt.y Golf Team lost a wellplayed match to state power Upper Arlington 318-325.

Junior Mike Cassity shot a fine 78 to lead the Crusaders while Junior Tom CAssi tv added a solid 80.

J~ni~r 路Mike Stark and Sophomore Mike Rocawich shot 83 and 84 respectively to aid the Crusaders.

Despite the loss, the team total represents the lowest onening match score for the C~usaders in over seven years. . . . . . . . . .

On August 26th, Moeller JV defeated Norwood 172175.

Medalist for Moe was Todd Kahle with a 42.

Other scoring went - Dave Steiner 43, Brian Arlinghaus 43 and Kyle Merkle 44. . . . . . . . . . On August 28th, JV golf lost to Hamilton 182-172.

Medalist for Moeller were Kyle Merkl and Brian Arlinghaus with 45..........

On Thursday, August 29th, the Varsity Golf team defeated Little Miami 161-167.

Junior Tom Yost shot an excellent 37 to lead the Crusaders to victory.

Mike Cassity added a 39 and Mike Stark a 41 to help the cause.

Also, JV golf defeated Lakota 169-182.

Scoring for Moe were: Tod Kahle 39Medalist, Kyle Merke 42, Brian Arl j_nghaus 44 and Doug Bay 44.

SOCCER - On Tuesday, August 27th, Moeller tied Beavercreek, the state runner-up 1 to 1. The goal was scored by Ryan Rebush with a minute, sixteen left.

The Reserve Soccer lost to Beavercreek 3-0. . . . . . . . . .

On Saturday, August 31, the Varsity dropped a 5-2 decision to the Sycamore Aviators to bring the season record to 0-1-1 ...... 路. 路 The Freshmen soccer recorded two victories this past week, 2-1 over Princeton, and 5-0 over New Richmond.

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FACTS

Touching bases: An interesting article in a recent Sports Illustrated had significant Moeller overtones.

The article itself focused on the basic logic that goes into starting up a major league franchise.

In a poll of the GMs in both the National and American Leagues, the most cri t ica 1 question was 'If you were starting a franchise from scratch and could pick any current player in your league as the first player or the cornerstone of your club, who would your choice be'路 The National GMs choose Barry Larkin, MHS '81.

The American GMs choose Ken Griffey, Jr., MHS '87.

Congratulations to both and hats off to the General Managers for their choices.

Moeller Senior Jason Glorius was notified in the early summer that his diving accomplishments during his junior year had merited him All-American status.

Jason has been a state qualifier during each of his three years at Moeller.

He is projected as a top six perfomer in this year's state competition.

Dave Bell, MHS '90, has enjoyed a very so 1 id and productive second season of professional baseball.

At Class 'A' Columbus, Georgia, he is batting about 250 plus with 5 HR, 23 Dbls, and 65 RBis. He will be home for about five days beginning on Friday, Sept. 6.

Adam Hyzdu, MHS '90, is also completing his second season with a BA of about 235 and modestly productive HR and RBI stats.. . It has been a period of cont1nu1ng adjustment for Adam, but the ~an Francisco organization rema1ns highly supportive of their number one draft choice. continued