PAGE TEN THE PROGRESS, Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Moshannon Valley, Pa., Saturday, October 5, 2002 Week Six Anaheim pushes SCORES Area Glendale 9 Cleartield 48, Philipsburg-Osceola 21 Juniata Valley 6 Yanks to the brink St. Marys 36, DuBois 21 OT Glendale 9, Juniata Valley 6 (OT) ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - The Yankees had only two Moshannon Valley 10, W e s t Branch 2 Score By Quarters The Anaheim Angels have been baserunners in the last six CurwensvillG 20. Kane 6 Juniata Valley 0 0060-6 here before. innings. John Lackey, Scott Others Glendale 0 6003-9 One victory away from win- Schoeneweis, Rodriguez and Bradford 33, Brookville 27 Second Quarter ning their first postseason Troy Percival teamed up to Punxsutawney 35, Lewistown 28 G-Collms 26 run. (kick failed). 10:01. series. They failed all six times retire the last 12 batters. Cqudersport 42, Otto-Eldred 7 Fourth Quarter — but never with a team as The Angels can win their first Smothport 7, Eisenhower 6 JV-Fox 5 run, (kick failed), 11:53. resilient as this. postseason series ever when Ridgway 48, Youngsville 13 Overtime The Angels again rallied to their ace, Jarrod Washburn, Brockway 23, Cameron County 0 G—Thomas 26 field goal. beat the New York Yankees, this fakes David Wells in Game 4. Elk County Catholic 14, J o h n s o n b u r g 12 Should the Yankees win, a Huntingdon 50, Bald Eagle Area 19 TEAM STATISTICS time overcoming a five-run Indian Valley 15, Bellelonte 14 JV G deficit to win 9-6 Friday night fifth and deciding game will be Bellwood-Antis 49. Penns Valley 21 Total First Downs 11 10 and putting the four-time defend- played Sunday night in New Rushes-Yards 46-196 39-126 Chestnut Ridge 34, Mount Union 6 ing AL champions on the brink York. Comp-Att-Int 2-11-1 3-16-0 of e l i m i n a t i o n . "You judge how good a team AP Photo Claysburg-Kimmel 35, Everett 7 Passing Yards 13 48 Darin Erstad hit a tiebreak- is by how they respond to the Northern Bedford 14, So. Huntingdon 9 Total Plays-Yards 57-209 55-174 Anaheim'sTim Salmon is mobbed by his teammates after hit- Tussey Mountain 36, Williamsburg 2 4 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 ing double in the eighth inning negative stuff," Yankees manag- ting a two-run homer during the eighth inning on Friday night Blairsville 7. United 0 Punts-Avg 4-27 4-21 and Tim Salmon followed with a er Joe Torre said. "It was a ter- against the New 'York Yankees. The Angels defeated the Ligomor Valley 13, Homer-Center 7 Penalties-Yards 9-99 630 two-run homer as the Angels rible night tonight. We were win- Northern Cambria 6, Saltsburg 0 took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five ning 6-1, we just couldn't hold it. Yankees, 9-6, to take a two games to one lead in the ALDS. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS AL division series. "One game gets us going Rushing Now, one of baseball's least- home. That's what we're looking win, you can go home right now." stuff. I've been watching these SUMMARIES Juniata Valley -Hoffmaster 9-57. successful teams can knock out forward to." Athletics Curwensville scored again on Other than that big run, Wolves on downs in their other Clearfield-Richards 34-325. Harbold Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 8-25, Queen 1-1, Sayers 5-( 2). Punts-Avg 3-37 2-40 its next possession, going 42 Curwensville held Kane to just 29 second half possessions. P-0--White 21-197. Chmtella 8-28, Penallies-Yards6-55 2-16 Curwensyille jumped all over yards in five plays. total yards in the first half. Brad Sopic and Collins each Einigh 1-7, Koguc 1-3, Winters 1-(-2). the Wolves in the first half, scor- The big play on the drive was a In the second half, had big sacks on separate Team 1 (-2) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ing the first 20 points of the game. 37-yard scamper by Doug Curwensville fed the Wolves' Wolves' drives to help put Kane's Passing Rushing The Tide went 60 yards on Swatsworth that gave the Tide defense a steady diet of Collins backs to the wall. Clearfield-Sayers 6-of-12, 50 yds , 1 Curwensville-Collms 33-166, Doug nine plays in their first drive ml first-and-goal from the Wolves' to keep the clock moving and the "Our seniors stepped up Swatsworth 10-59. McDonald 2-12, that culminated with a 39-yard two. Swatsworth had 59 yards ball away from Kane. Of the 25 tonight. Brooks Collins, Cory P 0--Winters 3-of 10. 48 yds., 1 int. Kephart 2-7, N e l s o n 1-7, Sipes 3-4. F a r l e y touchdown pass from Travis Receiving 1-3. Team 2-0. rushing on 10 c a r r i e s in the game. offensive plays the Tide ran in Bailor, Josh Orcutt, Travis Clearfield-Shaw 331, Gardner 2-13. Kane—Morrison 2-52, Jamerson 10-28. McDonald to Greg Gilbert. McDonald threw his second the second half, Collins carried McDonald, Paul Stephens, the Shadeck 1-6. Burton 1-4, Tyler Smith 11-(-4). Curwensville got on the board touchdown pass of the game three the ball 17 t i m e s . whole gang was great," Evanko P-0--Jnhns 1-44, Watson 1-7. Koguc Passing again in the second quarter after plays later, finding Jeremy Struble While Collins and the Tide said. "The offensive line, I can't H-3). Curwensville—McDonald 4-of-5. 67 Derek Bracken recovered a in the back of the end zone. offensive line were controlling say enough about them and the yds..2TD. Kane fumble on a punt return, McDonald was 4-oi'-5 on the night the clock, the Curwensville defensive effort out there was an Kane—Tyler Smith 8-of-18, 76 yds,. 2 setting the Tide up with fantastic for 67 yards and two touchdowns. defense was keeping the Wolves absolutely stellar performance Mo Valley 10 Int. field position at the Wolves Receiving Kane finally got on the score- out of the end /.one. tonight." West Branch 2 24-yard line. board late in the first half on a Struble came up with a huge The Tide (4-2) c o n t i n u e their Curwonsville-Gilbert 1-39, Struble The Tide were able to punch Score By Quarters 2-15, Collins 1-13. three-yard run by Mike interception in the third quarter play against AML South rivals Kane-Rich 3-27. Morrison 2-19, the ball in on fourth-and-goal West Branch 0 020-2 Jamerson. The score came two deep in Tide territory to snuff Friday when they host Ridgway Jefferds 1-16, Tim Smith 2-14. when Sean Farley plunged in M o Valley 000 10-10 plays after Matt Morrison went out one Kane drive, and the rest (4-2), another team right in the Third Quarter from the one-yard-line. 54 yards on a sweep. of the defense stopped the thick of things. WB- Safety, ball snapped out of end zone, :46. St. Marys 36 Fourth Quarter DuBois 21 MV—Passmore 81 pass from Kephart (Deao kick), 8:22. Score By Quarters to switch to HANS in 2003 MV-Doao 26 f i e l d goal, 1 : 2 6 . DuBois 0 0 14 7-21 From Pago 5 ) explained. "The Monday after of the accident. If you don't have banging your head." St. Marys 0 22 7 7-36 Dover it felt like I'd wrecked everything just right with the Marlin didn't think he had TEAM STATISTICS Second Quarter The HANS is a U-shaped WB MV SM-Surra 76 run. (Mulcahy kick), 11:12. again. I couldn't hardly get my Hutchens Device. ..." been seriously injured in the Total First Downs 12 7 SM-Mulcahy 34 field goal, 7:22. device, resembling a set of breath. My back was hurting Jr., one of brutal crash at Kansas Rushes-Yards 45-169 27-29 SM-Surra 32 run. (kick failed), 6:17. shoulder pads that fit behind the bad before the race last week at several drivers who have had Speedway. Comp-Att-Int 7-18-1 6-13-1 SM—Surra 5 run, (kick failed), 2:33. neck and over the shoulder, Kansas City. serious concussions from crash- "My neck hurt then, but it did- Passing Yards 43 135 Third Quarter attaching to the helmet with two "There wasn't anything es this season, is one of the n't hurt bad," said Marlin, who Total Plays-Yards 63-212 40-164 D—Gusky 72 k i c k o f f return, (Guthendge leather straps. The HANS is gen- wrong with the HANS. It was biggest supporters of the was wearing a neck brace Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-2 kick), 11:45. erally considered more confin- Punts-Avg 3-34 4-38 SM—Surra 3 run, (Mulcahy kick), 6:45. just my chest was sore from Hutchens because of the comfort Friday. "It surprised me after Penalties-Yards 3-20 1-6 D—Stuby 6 run, (Guthendge kick), 1:09. ing but has gotten into more gen- Richmond, 1 wanted it to get issue. they did X-rays and saw it. If I Fourth Quarter eral use as more drivers have healed up. I decided to use the "1 don't think you could have hadn't gone and got the X-ray, I INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SM—Luchmi 50 run, (Mulcahy kick), had them custom made. Hutchens and go with the HANS avoided having a concussion in would be driving right now with Rushing 11:26. Marlin has worn the Hutchens next year." the crash I was in," said a cracked vertebra." West Branch—Ricolta 18-81, 1, D-Foltz 10 run, (Guthendge kick), 4:55. Device since restraints became , who has worn Earnhardt, whose admission If it hadn't been for the urging McDowell 12-47, Sudik 6-31, Tice 4-21, mandatory. He decided to try the both devices but has used, the last week that he hid his concus- of Al Shuford, an athletic trainer Owens b-(-tl). TEAM STATISTICS HANS in the race last month in Mo Valley-Glass 19-58, Esposti 1 - 3 , D SM HANS since late in 2001, didn't sion from NASCAR for most of who works with Chip Ganassi Hayward 3-0, Kephart 3-(-13), Team Total First Downs 9 6 Dover, the week after he slammed want to speculate on whether the season prompted the sanc- Racing with Felix Sabates, t-(-19). Rushing Yards 197 366 the wall hard in R i c h m o n d . Marlin would have been injured tioning body to change its post- Marlin might not have even gone Passing Comp-Att-Int 2-13-0 0-5-1 "You look at all the research if he had worn the HANS. crash medical procedures. in for testing. As it was, he wait- West Branch-Owens 7-of-18, 43 yds, 1 Passing Yards 6 0 NASCAR has done and the stud- He did say though that the "It was a solid hit, not really ed until Monday to go for an Int. Total Yards 203 366 ies and it looks like the HANS is safety experts he has talked to nose to tail or anything, just flat MRI, then had the injury con- Mo Valley- Kephart 6-of-13. 135 y d s , 1 Fumbles-Lost 6-3 2-0 a little safer deal," Marlin said TD, 1 Int. Punts-Avg 4-20 4-32 favor the HANS. on the door," he added. "You firmed in a CT Scan on Tuesday Receiving Penalties-Yards 7-85 8-80 Friday at Talladedga, where "Just from the data that they could have had all kinds of in Charlotte. West Bianch - Z McDowell 3-20, rookie Jamie McMurray will showed me, it makes more sense things on your head and it "Al Shuford is a lifesaver," Ricotta 3-13, Andrasko 1-10. Editor's note: Individual statistics were take his place in Sunday's race. to me," said Labonte, who wouldn't have meant anything. team co-owner Sabates said. •Mo Valley-Passmore 3-108. Holencik not available. Marlin was still aching from walked away without injury from It's your brain moving around in "Sterling, like most of the driv- 1-14, Esposli2-13. the big hit in Richmond and a very hard crash in practice at your head." ers, they just want to wait when switched back to the Hutchens Kansas City. "The speeds we're Asked if he planned to stick it comes to injuries. Al kept bug- for the Kansas race. running and the crushability with the Hutchens, Earnhardt ging him. He asked Sterling to "My chest was so sore I could- that our cars don't have enough smiled and said, "Yeah, until I humor him. He knew something Dutch keep Beavers n't wear (the HANS)," he of, we're going to take the brunt get any problems other than just was wrong." winless, 36-21 Glendale boots Juniata Valley in overtime, 9-6 ST. MARYS - The DuBois ing in the frame. Beavers fell behind 22-0 to St. The Beavers finished up the From Page 9 you can kick a field goal and win Valley decided to go for the win "It's a shame," he stated. "I am Marys on Friday evening and evening with one final score — a it. After missing the extra point, and sent Dustin Hoffmaster into not one to usually complain about With a fourth-and-8 staring I am sure he feels pretty good a wall of Glendale defensemen. the refs, but that was embarrass- couldn't recover, falling 36-21. 10-yard run from Justin Foltz to him in the face, Kutz sent With the loss, the Beavers set the final at 36-21. right now. But I am not sure that As the Hornets wailed for the ing. That's ridiculous. Our guy Thomas out. The sophomore we blocked all that well on that referee to signal the touchdown, came across and he was a root remained winless at 0-6. St. Marys' Doug Surra had looked like a pro teeing up and DuBois finally got on the four touchdowns in the game to extra point." the Glendale players began to and a half over the daggone end making a perfect kick, despite With a 9-6 lead, it was up to celebrate as the ball was judged line. And they didn't give it to us. board in the third quarter when lead the Flying Dutchmen. He slipping in the mud. Jimmy Gusky returned the open- finished the nignt with 215 yards the Viking defense to keep the not to have broken the plane. They should be embarrassed. I The 26-yard field goal split the Hornets out of the end zone. "They ran a pretty good mix- have never seen anything like ing kickoff of the half 72 yards on 30 carries. uprights and cleared the bottom DuBois returns to action on Juniata Valley took its first ture of plays," said Kutz. "For that before in my life." for a touchdown. bar by at least two yards. possession six yards on a Fox our kids to come out there and Glendale improved to 2-4 with Teammate Eric Stuby added Friday when it travels to "How about that sophomore his own score with 1:09 remain- run then managed to get to the make a play like that — I am the victory and 2-1 in the Bradford. kicker," said Kutz. "He bailed us 1-yard line after a Luke extremely proud of them." Inter-County Conference Section put. He even slipped and fell. But Whittaker three-yard run. Zinoble disagreed with the III. The Vikings travel to Allport it's pretty exciting up here when With a fourth-and-1, Juniata call on the fourth down play. to face West Branch on Friday. Selig apologizes to Cardinals fans ST. LOUIS (AP) — Commissioner Bud Selig has apologized to St. Louis Cardinals fans for a late playoff start Time this week, and PSD play callers dropped the ball against Iowa vowed it won't happen again. The Cardinals opened the NL division series at Arizona on From Page 9 am not about to temper his I've seen Paterno run onto the backer chasing a running back. Tuesday night. The game began after 10 p . m . CDT, making it hard aggressiveness. If you want to be field before games and after Grabbing the back of the ref- for many local fans to stay up to watch. While many football critical, we didn't do a good halftime, but I've never seen him eree's shirt to complain about "To say I'm sorry is the understatement of the year," Selig told observers would have told enough job blocking. They were shift it into a higher gear like he two overtime calls doesn't set a the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Friday. "You can't imagine how Johnson to take the knee after not kicks that were deep in the did after Saturday's game. good example for his players, but badly I feel. The team fights all year to get into first place and the second one, Paterno appar- end zone, and a couple of them Paterno, who wilfturn 76 in you have to admire the speed in this was not good." ently didn't, and even defended were not even in the end zone." December, started jogging off which he did it. The game started so late because the television networks that the fifth-year senior on Tuesday. Ah, yes they were, Joe. the Beaver Stadium field, spot- The Big Ten Conference, by show the playoffs, along with baseball officials, do not want to "I think he had a shot at it ted referee Dick Honig and the way, will not be taking any have two games going on at the same time. and took it out," Paterno said. "I Joe can still run sprinted after him like a line- action against Paterno.

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