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Marple Newtown Scouting Report
Turnoversare the Lions' maior problem. They've been beating ihemselvesall year wilh fumblesand interceptions af key momenfs. Inconsisfantquarferbacking has compounded their problems. Running backsVic Meghefti, Kim Shore and Mike Randolph have consistantlygained yardage behind an offensive line whose blocking has improved with each game. The defensiveunit has also improved. ln the past three games no opponent has successfully completed a long march for a touchdown as all scores have resulted from fumble recoveries or interceptions deep in Penncrest lerritory. Linemen John Scala and Gregg Kanyer, linebacker Leroy Jackson and defensive back Mark Warner have added fine performances, complementing the e{forfs of such eslablished standouts as Hartranft, Randolph,Boston,Williams, Hoopes and Alyankian. Punler Vic Menghelti is averagipg over 40 yards a kick. When the Lions put it all together they have the poiential to beat any team on their schedule. Their fans hope today will be the day.
The Tigers are the defending Central League champions and prime contenders to repeai fhis year. Coach Harry Miller and his staff have done an outstanding iob in completely reversingthe football fortunes of a schoolwhich was a perennialloser only a few yedrs ago. In fwo-way star Ken Bradford the Tigershave perhapsihe most outsiandingback in the League. His offensive talents are ideally complementedby the power runningof Joe Basile and the clever option play artistry of sophomore quarierbacks Burke Maze and Pete Bar*lett. Linemen Joe Turner, Mark Saracinoand Steve Voglesong have been ouisfanding.The Tigers live up to their nicknamedefensivelywhere linebackerMark Morgena is a standouf, along with Bradford. Fresh from a rout of Nether Providence, in which the Tigers smashed the Provies' 27-game winning sfreak and a crucial victory ai Conesfoga,Marple Newtown should presenf Penncrestwith its toughest test to date.
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Penncrest Record: l -3
Methacton
19
MN
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MN
14
Haverford
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19
LowerMerion
0 6
Springfield
34
Penncrest
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Conestoga
Conesfoga
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40
Nether Providence6
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Haverford
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Upper Darby
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Central LeagueStandings W L D Springfield
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Marple Newtown
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Radnor
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(Thoughtson today's game from a proud old Lion|
Conesfoga
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Hard work is the mosf direci route to success. Therefore the players and staff are redoubling their efforts to win vicfory for themselves,lheir school and their community. One of the {ew benefifs of adversity is that if offen revealsone's true character and his true friends.
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Reqr Row: Lewis, Hampton, Mack, Mitzelfelt, B. Harfranft, Williams, Tull. Fourth Row; Hanna, L. Hoopes, Murray, Jenson,Hammelbacker,Clary, Cook, Hake, Price. Third Row: Ciliberto, Wahawskie, L. Jackson, P. Taylor, Gilday, Evans, Buck, Schandies,Colbert. Second Row: S. Jackson,Worrilow, Kanyar, Pierce, Williams, Randazzo,Moore, Randolph, P'feif, Wallingfon, Whinfrey, Mazzio. Front Row.' Cummings, Scala, Fluck, P. Hoopes, Warner, Niezic, Boston, P. Hartranft, Menghetti,Alyanakian,Worrell, Pugh,Shore,Warick. Missing: M. Taylor, Novicenskie,Hampton, Henderson,King, Lemon, Mason, Murphey, Potter, Summerville,D'lgnazio, Kaizar, Brower.
Hoopes, Taylor, Scala, and Warner bury a Cougar.
The Lions' defense set for action against Springfield.
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HIGHSCHOOL PENNCREST
Alma Mat'er
LOUTSW. SCOTT
Hail to our Alm a M ater , hail, all hai l ! Our voices rise in praiseof thee.
Principal
Shrined in our hearts is the memory
ROBERTH. WASLICK Directorof Athletics
Of the hopesand the dreamswe share with thee. Penncrest!Salute the red and gold!
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Colors Red and Gold
Penncrest! Forever brave and bold ! Thy name in honor high we hold! All hail! Penncr estHigh! Arthur S. Yeaw
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Head Coach .. Assisfsnls Jqmes fflqile, Robert Kenig, Fred frlcKonly J. V. Cocches Henry Buoni, Alvin Greene Managers Dave lqird, Todd Hill, Joe Noce, Bob Bqttistl
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MARPLENEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOLFOOTBALLSQUAD-1972 No. l'f 12 13 21 22 23 24 26 30 34 36 40 41 42 43 44 48 50 51 53 58 61 62 63 66 67 68 71 73 74 75 76 77 80 8l 82 83 84
Nome Moze, Burke Bortlett,Pete Myles, Dove Florio, Bob Compbell,Mike Kullmon, Bob Shover,Sondy Hompson,Ted Fronk, Jeff Bosile,Joe Sorion,Steve Cornmon, Don Trevison, Dove Orsini,Joe Brodford, Ken Gorshinsky,Jim Cini, Ed Morgero, Mork DeCecco,Roy Turner, Joe Vossollo,Chuck Goren, Bruce Bonner,Jim Kofolt, Pete Sulpizio,Steve Sorocino,Mork Spoto, Morio Voglesong,Steve Weinstein, Jeff Smith, Doug Sompson,Hermon Wholen, Mike Lipton, Lonce Orenshow,Steve Seogroves,Dove Moose, Steve Sultzer,Jeff Mortin, Dove
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SCHOOL COLORS: Block ond Oronge NICKNAME' Fightins Tigers MASCOT: Tiger
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PRINCIPAL:Dr. VincenlJ. Souers ATHLETICDIRECTOR:Lou Bonder FACULTY MANAGER: Allon Jones
SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Kermit Slover
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Coaches- Rear Row: Spahr,Dermigny, Scheetz. Front Row: Hunter, Letcavage.
Captains- Ken Boston,Vic Menghetti, and Pery Hartranft.
OffensiveBacks- Rear Row:Vic Menghetti, Kim Shore,Mike Randolph.Front Row: George Niezic,Stu Jackson.
DenfensiveBacks Rear Row: Vic Menghetti,Chip Alyanakian,Mike Randolph.FrontRow:PaulTaylor,Kim Shore.
OffensiveLine- Jeff Fluck,Ken Boston, Perry Hartranff, Charlie Williams, Bruce Warwick, and John Randazzo.
DefensiveLine - Rear Row: Charlie Worrell, John Scala, Ken Boston.Front Row:Greg Kenyar,CharlieWilliams,John Randazzo.
Lions'Pride Kim Shore -
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This hard-runningfullback has been lhe Lions leading scorerthusfar this year with 3 TD's. He is also a fine blocker,receiverand punfer.
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A sophomore who has started every game af defensiveend. He haslhe size, strength,and speedto be a greaf one and has been improvinEevery game. Leroy also plays basketball.
John Scclo -
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A specialty team player who has matured info a reliable defensive back. When a teammate was iniured, Mark played the enfire game against Upper Darby, making severaltackles including one which saved a fouchdown. He is also an excelleni golfer.
Big defensive tackle who has overcome a seriesof iniuries to win a starting iob this year. Through dedication and hard work he has improved his play in every game. Enioys tinkering wilh cars and claims to own the world's fasiest Volkswagen.
George Niezic t "Sonny Knownas Sixkiller" fo feammates and lived up to the name by coming off the bench to complete a series of passes,culminating in the winning fouchdown againsf Haverford. This popular Senior is respecied by all for his hard woik and pos'itive atlitude.
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A sophomore who has started every game as a defensive back and on the specialiy teams. He has ihe size, slrength and speed lo become an outstandingiwoway player. Paul also- plays basketballand baseball.
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A veteran linebacker who can also play offensiveguard. His aggressivespirited play has been a maior factor in the successof the Lions' defense fhis year. When nof playing football Paf enioys gymnastics, weight li{iing, and riding his motorcycle.
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