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Plainedge Loses To League Leaders;
Dalers Win Second
A powerful league - leading
Hicksville team was toomuchfor
Plainedge last Saturday as the'
hosts poured it on with a 41- 13
win over the Red Devils.
Coach Gene Bonelli's team was
not able to push over a score
until the final period when an
Ed Byrne to Mark Altman pass
accounted for one score and Don
Zebrak ran for another.
Plainedge which is now 0- 3- 1
in league and 0- 4- 1 overall, will
play Clarke this Saturday away
at 1: 30 p. m.
Coach Don Snyder's Farming-dale
High eleven chalkedl up their
second straight victory last Saturday
after three previous defeats,
beating Mac Arthur 14- 0.
The victory was considered a
mild upset just after the previous
week's upset over Syosset.
The Dalers scored in the
second quarter on a short Jim
Licursi plunge and again in the
third period on a Bob Donaldson
sneak score.
Powerhouse league - leading
Hicksville will play host this
Saturday to the Dalers and if
Coach Don Snyder can pull another
upset, he could very well rate
the Coach of the Year award.
Hicksville is said to be even
stronger than last year and are
headed for another undefeated
season. Game time is 1: 30 p. m.
Village Appoints Official Engineer
Trustee Morris Kolker of The Board Meeting that Chester A.
Incorporated Village of Massa- Voorhis be named official village
pequa Park introduced a resolu- engineer,
tion Monday night at the Village
McCourt & Trudden
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Berner Still Undefeated; Chiefs Beaten
In a game played last Saturday
at the Clarke High School
field, the Berner Bisons eked
out a 13- 12 victory in a non-league
encounter.
The Bisons scored first when,
Tom Hamm hit pay dirt on a two
yard plunge. Hamm and Dennis
Quinn had combined to bring the
ball into scoring position.
In the second quarter Hamm
again tallied on a line plunge
after a 40 yard drive. Mike
Capone added the extra point
with a placement kick.
The Bisons were not able to
hold the Clarke High School
eleven during the second half.
Coach Bill Brown cited Mike
Capone's interception at the goal
during the last play of the game
as the key defensive maneuver
of the game.
The win brings Berner's
record to 5 wins and no losses.
Berner is scheduled to play
Hewlett High School in what is
Police Report
Vandalism
Seventh Precinct Police received
over 50 teenage prankster
calls of various kinds over
the Halloween holiday.
The police, however, reported
that they recieved over a score
of calls about damaged autos,
broken windshields, windows, and
at least in two cases, tires were
slashed.
Automobile windows reported
broken came from complainents
on Park Boulevard, Massapequa
Park, St. Marks Place, and South
Bay Drive, Massapequa. Eight
autos were damaged on Forest
Avenue and one Volkswagen was
reported tipped over. On Merrick
Road and Clocke Boulevard, one
complainant reported that his
tires had been slashed and on
Stone Boulevard in West Amity-ville,
one auto owner reported
two windows broken.
On Lake Shore Drive, Massapequa
Park the rear windows of
six autos were damaged and on
Broadway, Massapequa Park a
brick was thrown through a bedroom
window.
The police report also showed
that a kitchen window was broken
by a vandal on Sum mitt Drive,
Massapequa.
Two Plainedge Students
Receive Foundation Awards
P l a i n e d g e senior Barbara
M a r t e n , a former teenage
OBSERVER correspondent, and
Junior Robert London were
among 44 Nassau high school
students to be awarded a William
Casey Foundation Grant this
past summer to work on a " self-starter"
summer project.
touted as the most important
game of the year on Saturday,
November 4th at the Berner field.
If the Bisons defeat Hewlett, they
will wrap up the South Shore
Section n league championship.
The Massapequa Chiefs experienced
a serious setback in
their drive to remain in contention
for South Shore Section
I honors by drapinga 14- 6 game to
to Sewanhaka last Saturday.
Sewanhaka scored during the
first period and held the Chiefs
scoreless until the third quarter
when James Ambrosio scored
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on a pass from Pat Olson. The
attempt for the extra point was
unsuccessful and the score remained
7- 6 in favor of Sewanhaka
until the fourth quarter
when Sewanhaka tallied for the
final score.
The loss gives the Chiefs a
3- 2 record for the season.
The Chiefs are busy preparing
for the big game of the season
against their perennial rival
league leading East Meadow in a
game slated for the Massapequa
field this Atruday, November 4th
at 1: 30 p. m.
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