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Westfield Westfield Page 12 Thursday, November 25, 2004 The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION Westfield/Plainfield Rivalry Devil’s Den Westfield 50, Plainfield 42, Tie 7 Westfield/Plainfield 1900 –– Westfield 26-0 1956 — Plainfield 19-6 Joins ‘Century Club’ 1901 –– Westfield NA 1957 — Plainfield 19-12 1903 — Plainfield 15-0 1958 — Plainfield 21-0 By BRUCE JOHNSON 1905 — Plainfield 24-0 1959 — Plainfield 7-0 Specially Written for The Westfield Leader and The Times 1907 — Tie 6-6 1960 — Westfield 13-7 Westfield 11-0 1961 — Westfield 13-6 1908 — Plainfield 12-6 1962 — Plainfield 27-7 The Westfield-Plainfield football schools. If the Cougars are able to Plainfield 5-0 1963 — Westfield 14-12 rivalry will reach historic proportions make the move – possibly to the 1909 — Plainfield 35-6 1964 — Plainfield 13-7 this morning at 11 a. m., when the Mountain Valley Conference, where 1910 –– Westfield 6-0 1965 — Westfield 21-0 teams meet for the 100th time. Hub they would join A.L. Johnson, 1911 — Plainfield 37-6 1966 — Plainfield 33-12 Stine Field in Plainfield is a fitting Rahway, Dayton, New Providence, 1912 –– Westfield 19-7 1967 — Plainfield 12-7 site for the game, since Stine was a Roselle Park, Roselle, Union Catho- 1913 — Westfield 20-6 1968 — Westfield 25-21 coach at Westfield (1916-20) before lic and Governor Livingston among Westfield 26-7 1969 — Westfield 45-0 going to Plainfield for a long career others – would Westfield, and maybe 1914 — Plainfield 19-0 1970 — Westfield 49-6 1915 — Plainfield 7-0 1971 — Westfield 12-6 as a coach and athletic director. Scotch Plains-Fanwood, be next to Westfield 6-0 1972 — Westfield 27-6 According to unofficial research, leave? The Skyland (Bridgewater, 1916 — Tie 0-0 1973 — Westfield 20-0 only Millville vs. Vineland (135th Hunterdon Central, Phillipsburg, Plainfield 7-3 1974 — Westfield 31-14 meeting tomorrow) and Blair Acad- Watchung Hills) and/or Greater 1917 — Plainfield 39-0 1975 — Westfield 9-6 emy vs. Peddie School (101st meet- Middlesex (East Brunswick, 1919 — Plainfield 6-0 1976 — Westfield 34-0 ing earlier this year) have played more Sayreville, J.P. Stevens, Edison) con- 1921 — Plainfield 28-0 Westfield 14-0 Fred Lecomte for The Westfield Leader and The Times games than Westfield-Plainfield. ferences would no doubt love to have 1922 — Plainfield 19-0 1977 — Westfield 38-0 DANGER ALL OVER THE FIELD…Raider Terrance Charles, No. 10, fre- quently moves up from his sweeper position to pressure the opponent’s goal. (Phillipsburg vs. Easton, Pa., will teams with the athletic traditions of 1923 — Westfield 3-0 1978 — Westfield 6-2 reach 100 next Thanksgiving.) WHS and SP-F. The Blue Devils have 1924 — Plainfield 18-0 1979 — Westfield 3-2 1925 — Plainfield 7-2 1980 — Westfield 14-0 The nation’s oldest rivalry, accord- belonged to the Watchung Confer- 1926 — Plainfield 20-0 1981 — Westfield 28-6 ing to the National Federation of High ence since 1960. 1931 — Westfield 21-0 1982 — Plainfield 21-3 Schools, is Connecticut’s New Lon- GREAT FINISH 1932 — Westfield 13-6 1983 — Plainfield 14-6 Crimson Knights Top Raiders don vs. Norwalk Free Academy that Another congrats to coach Jack 1933 — Tie 0-0 1984 — Plainfield 14-0 started in 1875. Only about two-dozen Martin and his boys cross-country 1934 — Westfield 7-6 1985 — Tie 0-0 For NJ Group 3 Crown, 4-1 schools in the country have met more team. The Blue Devils, sixth at the 1935 — Plainfield 7-0 1986 — Westfield 27-14 often than WHS and Plainfield. Group 4 championships, finished 1936 — Tie 0-0 1987 — Westfield 35-6 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 Westfield’s No. 2 all-time rival in eighth at last Saturday’s Meet of 1937 — Tie 0-0 1988 — Westfield 7-6 games played is Rahway with 58, Champions in Holmdel Park. Junior 1938 — Plainfield 13-0 1989 — Westfield 14-7 was stopped by Bumbera. but they got a deflection. We got it 1939 — Westfield 20-0 1990 — Westfield 21-6 though the schools last played in 1998. Jeff Perrella, the sectional individual 1940 — Westfield 13-0 1991 — Westfield 28-0 “We came out flat in the beginning back but they managed a couple of Westfield has 50 wins, Plainfield champ, finished behind just five run- 1941 — Westfield 1-0 1992 — Plainfield 14-9 while they set the tone. We never lucky breaks and capitalized while 42 and there have been seven ties. ners in the entire state! 1944 — Westfield 12-6 1993 — Tie 0-0 really picked it up,” said Young. “You we did not. That’s what happens in Here’s a breakdown of the results, by Martin’s bunch finally beat 1945 — Westfield 12-0 1994 — Westfield 20-7 come out here, you get pumped up, these big games,” said senior Greg decade (Westfield wins-Plainfield Cranford, which had beaten WHS in 1946 — Plainfield 6-0 1995 — Westfield 28-20 you get excited but then you start Leischner. “We had a slow start early wins-ties): their dual meet and at the county and 1947 — Westfield 32-12 1996 — Plainfield 38-7 getting nervous and you don’t know in the year but we picked it up. We 1900-09: 3-5-1 conference championships. Both 1948 — Westfield 14-6 1997 — Westfield 22-7 what to do with the ball so we just won a lot of big games, ended here 1910-19: 5-6-1 teams are loaded for next year, when 1949 — Plainfield 19-6 1998 –– Plainfield 21-7 1920-29: 1-5 started turning it over and they took and that’s a great feat. Unfortunately, 1930-39: 4-2-3 Cranford will try to win its ninth 1950 — Plainfield 33-7 1999 –– Plainfield 20-14 advantage. We picked it up in the we fell short tonight.” 1951 — Plainfield 14-6 2000 — Westfield 42-25 1940-49: 6-2 straight county title. The county 1952 — Plainfield 27-14 2001 — Westfield 24-21 second half but we did not put one “Anytime you get to the state finals, 1950-59: 0-10 record of eight in a row was set twice into the goal while they finished their it’s a tremendous accomplishment. A 1960-69: 6-4 by Westfield, from 1975-82 under 1953 — Plainfield 25-6 2002 –– Westfield 14-6 1970-79: 11-0 1954 — Plainfield 6-0 2003 –– Plainfield 9-7 chances.” final season of 23-4, Union county 1980-89: 6-3-1 legendary coach Walt Clarkson and 1955 — Plainfield 21-0 2004 –– ? The Knights scored their third goal champs, Watchung conference 1990-99: 5-4-1 from 1989-96 under Martin. when Kevin Luska crossed to Matt champs, and sectional champs. We 2000-03: 3-1 STREAKIN’ Bouraee who smashed the net at 14:56. certainly would of liked to win the The Cardinals dominated the 1950s, WHS’s 28-7 win over Edison in Knight Mike Juska put the game out of final one here but like you said, we did as Abe Smith’s juggernauts annually their NJSIAA consolation game en- reach when he scored his second goal not bring our ‘A’ game with us. I’m ranked among the state’s premier abled this year’s Blue Devils to end off a feed by Bouraee with 10:16 left. proud of them. They did a great job teams. Les Zorge’s final Westfield an 11-game losing streak, longest in “We wanted to come out, work the and once again, it was another season team in 1960 ended WHS’s 11-game school history. The old mark of nine ball in there and score the early goal, where people did not expect us to be losing streak on Thanksgiving Day losses in a row was set during the where we were. We had a great run and with a 13-7 victory before over 10,000 1952 and ’53 seasons, under Hall of PUBLIC NOTICE there’s nothing to hang our heads fans in Plainfield. Sophomore Marty Fame coach Joe Freeman. TOWN OF WESTFIELD about,” concluded Breznitsky. Howarth had two interceptions, a After opening the 1952 season with REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS fumble recovery and a touchdown- a 7-0 win over Union, Westfield lost to Rahway (14-0) and South River The Town of Westfield is requesting County High School saving tackle that day. proposals for an Insurance Risk Manage- After Westfield ruled in the 1970s (21-0). Ties against Roselle Park (0- ment Consultant. State Football Results: with 11 straight wins (including one 0) and Columbia (6-6) preceded the The proposal is due by 12:00(noon), during the state playoffs in 1977), the losing streak, which began on No- Friday, December 10, 2004 at the Office of NJ SEC 2, GROUP 2: vember 1 with a 14-12 home loss to the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 425 East Broad West Essex 33, Governor teams have battled on fairly even terms Street, Westfield, New Jersey 07090. Ten for the last quarter-century, Westfield Bound Brook (Westfield was 28-2-1 Livingston 7 in 31 meetings with the Crusaders (10) copies of the proposals must be sub- Chris Bergeski scored on a five- winning 14, Plainfield eight with two mitted. over the years). Losses to Springfield yard TD run for the 6-4 Highlanders. ties. But this is truly one of those Proposals will be rejected if not submit- games where the teams’ won-loss (13-0), West Orange (8-0) and ted within time, date and place desig- Gov.
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