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front Row: Cowboys; Dave Wh1tman, Chns Aebll, Ray Weeks, Enc Grunder, Randy Rosenkranz, Joe Wart, Doug Klem,
Jack Mateoky, Andy Trat1el, Kevm DeFrancisco, Dean Marble, Mat1 Knse, Back Row: Colts; Dale Cross, Scott Benscoter,
Kurt Domhardt, Bnan Wood, M1ke Demn1s, Doug Dromgoole, Enc Fako, John Leadbeater, Darren Ashman, T1m Thomp·
son, Chns Sackett.
front Row: Tro1ans; J1m Kehoe, Bnan Curt1s, John Turna, T1m Roberts, Kevm Hause, Dave Kresge, Scott Winchell, Mark
Ward, John Mazar, R1ck P1erce, Bob Butcher, Back Row: Patnots; Rob SteHens, Dale Perry, Mark Snedaker, John
McCaHerty, Pete Mamates, Bob S1lvestn, M1ke Sm1gel, R1ch Leadbeater, Chns Bogart, Chns Corlyon, Bill Dayton.
The future linemen of C.V
Coach Marble g1ves h1s players some
pointers.
The C.V. seventh and
eighth graders were
organized into four eight
man teams this past year
and played intramural
games against each
other. The league did
prove to be very bal–
anced. Going into the
last week of the season,
any one of the four
teams had a chance to
win the team champion–
ship, or tie for it. Ulti–
mately, the Cowboys
won the championship
with a 3-1-2 record,
closely followed by the
other teams.
Emphasis was placed
on learning skills and
having fun. By the
response of the boys, it
certainly seems that
these
goals
were
attained. Next year's
goals will be the same,
with the additional goal
of getting more boys
involved.
Bnngmg home the bacon.