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COURIER-JOURNAL McQuaid Hangs On for 26-20 Win Over Kings Father and Son Combo Friday, Oct fc, 1967 17 By JESS HEWITT through then to nail McGrath yard reverse play 4 minutes rick got Kearney's last 6-point- Jefferson Airplane • ... •- .,p» • for a 4-yard loss as he attempt after the opening kickoff. Four i Some 'huge sighs of relief ter on a 20-yard pass from Mc Picking Up The Marbles ed to skirt right end. With no minutes later, Bob McRae made Grath with 3 minutes left. I were in order last Sunday jt -time outs remaining to "them, ardiving aadzoffiFeatcKnaffHick" -At Eastman--±^-~^r=^. flquinSg Stadiumwheff the final Batavla—Levi Harner, a per in 1951 at*Buffalo. That was the the Kings went to the air for Comb's pass for McQuaid's sec Kearney's Rick Curro turn ennial among the top drivers in gun sounded on McQuaid's 26-20 their last try, but Cutler pene year he was graduated from The Civic B|usic Association ond score. ed in an outstanding job of run Western New York, and his 34hig- h school in Bloomsburg, Pa. victory over Bishop Kearney. trated from his linebacker's post ning on punt and kickoff re- has announced that the Jeffer to bat the ball down just as Mc year-old son. Eldon are leaders He's been at it ever since except son Airplane, fast rising singing The Knights, who had- been DiPaola's second breakaway,i,fturn s and as. a pass receiver in in the current drivers derby at for two years in the U.S. Army. breezing on a 13-0 lead early Grath let fly. a 47-yarder, set up his short TD the Kings' wide-open offense. Batavia Downs. group from San Francisco, will scoot in the second period, and For McQuaid, DiPaola's 116 in the game, had just finished That final pass was the thir appear Wednesday, Oct. 18 in their third goal line stand a pass, interception by Gary yards and the 48-minute jobs Levi — who drove his first the Eastman Theatre. ty-fifth thrown by the Kings, Astles set up Mark Welt's 5- of Comparato, Paul Rayburn, against the never-say-die Kings and their 20 completions, split racehorse forty years ago—and Seton Groups and, thanks to key plays by de yard score in the last quarter. Welt, and Marshall were in Eldon, tutor for a large public Tickets for Jefferson Airplane evenly between McGrath and dividual highlights. will be on sale at the Eastman fenders Bob Comparato and Mike Knope, accounted for 285 stable here at the Downs, have 73RD BRANCH, will meet Bill Cutler, had kept them from That was about all the eco been racing neck-and-neck on Theatre Box Office, 60 Gibbs yards. That statistic explains nomical McQuaid offense man- This Saturday, McQuaid meets Monday, Oct. 9 at 8:15 p.m. in pulling out a dramatic last sec why MeQuaicUhad to stop Kear the track and in the drivers the Jiome of Miss Margaret St. The box office is open 9-5. ond win. agedrleaving-ttilie-Kings-to-movi e -a-new-oppoinentrhr^Whitesb i standings. ney on the 4 just before half- the ball for a total of 309 yards Central. Game time at Uticaa's Wislerv 5KT St. Paid""Blvd. time and on the 8 early in the the rest of the time. Kearney's Notre Dame field is ,1:30. Kear- Levi who now drives almost The game was in its last 95 third quarter. The Knights did first score was a stunner, com ey has one of its toughest as ST. PHILIP NERI Youth seconds when Kearney launch it the first time when Bill Mar ing on a long diagonal pass signments on Friday night in a exclusively for T. J. (Ted) Zor-Club dance Oct. 11, 8 to 11 p.m. ed its final bid, starting on the shall blocked one of Knope's from McGrath to Knope, who game at Erie Prep. now of Pittsford was the lead in the school hall. Music by McQuaid 44. Four straight pass passes. A clipping penalty kill somehow escaped four McQuaid ing race winner in the nation The Last Word. Tickets may be completions by Jim jMcGrath ed the Kings on their second tacklers in the secondary and In other action last week, Mc three times, in 1946, '47 and '52. purchased from John Addante, Catering covered 37 yards and there are 288-1518, members or at the long drive. hit paydirt on a 72-yard play. Quaid's J.V. team shut out Eldon drove his first winner still 45 seconds left as the Kings Aquinas, 13-0, on touchdowns door. Donation is $1.00. from went into a third-and-one situ McQuaid, by contrast, got in Knope.also got the second by Mike Ryan and JoJhn Quin- ation on McQuaid's 7. Compa side the Kearney 10 four times TD, banging over center after lisk and the" Xnights' frosh rato, one of four Knights who and scored each time. Bob Di-end Dennis Fitzpatrick's pass were themselves shut out, 14-0. Foley't played the entire game, broke Paola went all the way on a 50-catch carried to the 1. Fitzpat- by the Littlest Irish. SO NICE TO HAVE AROUND THE HOUSE! PITTSFORD BEVERAGES Veteran Angler Kearney Booters Ken Allison of Edinburgh, VALLEY Area Teams Dominate Scotland, aggressive forward of the Rochester Lancers soc Tops Fishing Win 1, Lose 1 cer team, will be a starter Inc. against the Boston Tigers in SOFT DRINKS ECHO Baldwinsville Meet Rush-Henrietta handed Bish a game at Aquinas Vadium op Kearney their third soccer tomorrow, Saturday, October CASH N CARRY AT THE PUNT t-WI CATW ANYWHIMU.. Award Winners Area schools were top win McQuaid runners dashed to defeat in as many starts by a 7, at 7:30 p.m. Ladies will be OR ORDER A 40 lb. "musky" caught by ners in the Baldwinsville Invi first in the sophomore-junior 3-2 score. admitted free as guests of Coll tational Cross Country Meet at the popular St. Lawrence River event, paced by lead men Hor- The R-H Comets were the the Lancers. A CASE FROM YOUR ROUTE MAN guide, George H. Duprey of Baldwinsville last Saturday (Sept. 30). lon and Clark. first to score in this duel as 288-7655 Ogdensburg led the list of Au Less and Rowe scored their two gust winners in the' Genesee Copping first in the 23-team McQuaid freshmen took sec goals in the second quarter. PITTSFORD BEVERAGES Fishing Contest, according to varsity "A" race, Bishop Kear ond in the junior high "A" MONDAY NOON Weeetafa • Recsptleai the report just released. ney harriers' 137 beat out sec-race, while BK frosh nabbed Bishop Kearney rallied in the 144 HUMBOLDT St. HU 2-9583 xtniplace Lowviile—482. Jeff Ornish •renes-CIsm lakei "' Duprey^s—-Muskalonge—meif .. , . ± .tjurd^ quarter, and kept the ball DEADLINE fOR ^BWS Eichner placed twelfth in the third-withr a score of-99, jostjfor the most part, Th the »2t Irovmcrofl Uvrf. sured 56 inches long by 29 170-runner event as the Kings' edged by the Knights' 98. Comet's zone. Dave Bull scor CLOSED MONDAYS inches in girth and was taken first man. ed on a head-in from a corner on a flatfish out of the St. Law McQuaid frosh took second in kick, and Rick Palmer scored PIDAY DELIVERY RochtMter N«w York 14425 rence River. Mario D'Errico (23, Tom the junior high "B" race. a - few minutes later for the Biagio DeJohn of Albany, Aman (26), Bruce Velan (32), Kings to tie the score at 2-2. and Pat Gefell (44) contribu Junior high "C" race was won who has been a frequent win by BK frosh Dan McAuliffe (2), Stille broke the tie in the ner in the Genesee Fishing ted to the winning score. Larry Palzer (3), Tom Chris fourth quarter to put the Derby, led the Smallmouth Bass Clocked at 11:51, Oswego's Comets into a lead which they division with a 6 lb. 8 oz. fish Bob Buckley took individual topher (8), Jim Thorpe (9, and held onto etfr the rest of the caught in Saratoga Lake. In the honors as he finished nearly 70 Tim Vandergriff (12). McQuaid game. Largemouth Bass division, the yards ahead of his nearest com took second. j It" took two overtime periods Your Shoppers' Guide 7 lb. 14 oz. fish entered by Wal petitor. ter Gardner of Hoosick Falls before Bishop Kearney defeat led the list It was taken in McQuaid's team came in ed Churchville-Chili, 3-2. Hedges Lake near Cambridge eleventh while Aquinas finish Purchasing Seminar Dave Bull booted in the win on a spoon. ed sixteenth. ning goal for Kearney at 2:05 * • • • * when you want the best The Purchasing* Agents As of the second overtime period. Warren P. Fish of Malone led Avon runners took first in sociation of Rochester, in co Dan Maher and Rick Palmer the Northern Pike grouping the varsity "B" race, against operation with the Business Ad each scored a goal for the with an 17 lb. 8 oz. entry from 19 other schools. ministration School of the Uni Kings, as Voorheis slipped both Horseshoe Pond ' near Diiane. versity of Rochester, will spon of C-C's goals past the Kearney Joe Riefer and his wife, Shir JV first place trophy fell to sor a Seminar for procurement defenders. ley, of Webster led the "Wall Kearney harriers as Steve Wil personnel entitled "The Execu eyed Pike division in one, two liams 3) and Jim Maley (4 led tive Development of the Pur This win brings Bishop Kear *&* Rochester Ceiling Co. *39« order. Shirley took a 14 lb. 4 the junior Kings. chasing Manager," Saturday, ney's season record to one win GENERAL BUSINESS oz. Walleye out of Canandaigua October 14. land three losses. Yes yo^cart buy a 10x12 Ceil Lake on August 19, and three ing (includes material and In days later Joe took a 13 lb. 15 St. Cosimir's stallation) for only $39.95 oz. fish from the same lake. Bowling THE HOFFMAN Ehmann's Market 39 JEFFERSON RD. • 235-5530 The only Pickerel entered Sports Banquet MUSIC SHOP Choicet, Meat s Bt Helm's Ladles 418; Pat Vandewarker 414: Dorpthy 95 $ 95 during the month was a 1 lb. Young 413: Lola Crane 409.
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