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35 Williams Guides Point Boro to 1 9-0 Win ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS. c. STATISTICS OF THE GAME Shore PL Boro First downs 4 14 Rushing yardage 75 234 Passing yardage 1 34 Passes 1-8-0 5-12-2 Return yardage 36 56 Punts 6-27 6-24 Fumbles lost 2 0 Yards penalized 20 140 POINT PLEASANT Bobby Williams, playing only his second game at the difficult quarterback spot, scored two touchdowns and passed for a third yesterday, to lead Point Pleasant to a 19-0 victory over Shore Regional High School in a Shore Conference Class football game. The win gave the Point Pleasant Panthers a 3-0 conference record and left them heavy favorites to win the title. The loss dropped the West 'V' Jfite Long Branch team's tourney record to 1-1-1 ana virtually eliminated them from the race.

Last year, Shore, Point Pleas Long Brorwh's Glen Covin (43) is brought down after short gain by" Pete RoaChe and Randy Jackson of Monmouth Regional. Long Branch won 13-7. (Press Photo) Branchers 9 'WorsV Nips Falcons 1 ft- 4 vviAi ant, and Wall snared tne cnam-pionship. Gains 88 Yards Williams, substituting for the injured Charlie Cordani, ground out 88 yards in 11 carries, averaging 8 yards a try, to bear the brunt of the Panther of last quarter Long Branch punter Ed Dowd stepped back to his LONG BRANCH Long Branch's 13-7 Shore Conference Dave Rola (32) of Point Pleasant moves up field while teeammate Dan Mancuso tries to block out Shore's Bob West and Dave Vaughan. Point Boro won 19-0.

(Press Photo) STATISTICS OF THE GAME L.B. Mon. First downs .10 6 Rushing yardage 123 60 Passing yardage 118 39 Passes 6-9-1 3-6-1 Return yardage 0 54 Punts 4-31 3-36 Fumbles lost 1 3 Yards penalized 80 5 Devils gained on the ground j. Anu offsides penalty brought Havard Lee on the one to set was more than the combined the ball to about the two and up the score, total of the first two Panther Williams drove it over from he said. "But we take them one at a time.

Next week we play Southern at their field and we are going to try and prepare for them." 8HORE REGIONAL (At foes. there two plays later. The winners often hurt them-1 Shore fumbled away a punt Lee and Vitale turned in outstanding defensive games for the winners while tackle Glenn Meyer did a good job at defensive tackle for the losers. Branch's ground attack moved the ball steadily and set up halfback Georg Penn's three-yard touchdown blast through guard after 5:11 of play. Artie Staggs, a terror at his linebacker position all game for Long Branch's rugged defense, missed his first extra point kick try but made up for it on his next opportunity two minutes later.

After Staggs' kickoff, Monmouth quarterback Dave Darlington tried a first down pass play from his own 41-yard line. The Brancher defense bottled up all of the Falcon receivers and hi scrambling for safety, Darlington ran into Long Branch defensive end Marty Edwards. The ball popped out of Darlington's reach, Edwards fell on it. and Long Branch was on its 20-yard line after his team's drive stalled. But the snap from center sailed right over his head and the best he could do was grab it on his own four before being tackled.

Monmouth's Gary Hyde picked up one yard and Randy Jackson swept right end for the remaining three. Darlington passed to end Dave Stalker for the extra poit. Monmouth missed a golden opportunity to score three minutes into the second period. Taking over on their own 45 and using a fake punt pass play from Larry Norman to Tony Williams for 27 yards, the Falcons marched to a first down on fense. Cordani, who hurt his ankle in practice about 10 days ago, is expected to be ready for Southern Regional next week and Williams will be returned to his halfback slot.

"He really came through for us," said head coach Al Saner. "He turned in an exceptionally fine game. He did everything." The senior back also' completed five of 12 passes and starred on defense, intercepting two Shore tosses, including one that nipped a Shore threat before it really got started. The Panthers' top-rated line performed a little below its normal play but still turned in an excellent defensive game to preserve the Patnhers' unscored-upon streak. Class A football victory over Monmouth Regional yesterday did little to make Brancher Coach Ken Schroeck happy.

True the triumph lifted Long Branch back into Class A contention with a 1-1 record (and 2-1 over-all mark) but Schroeck called the game "our worst of the year." "We made too many mistakes for our own good," said Schroeck. "We were doing all kinds of things we shouldn't have and were lucky to get by Monmouth. A couple of little things could have easily turned things around." Much as Schroeck made of Long Branch mistakes, it was a pair of Monmouth miscues that gave the Branchers opportuni-to register both their touch- AT NEW HAVEN selves with penalties, losing 140 yards throughout the game, but were able to capitalize on Shore mistakes when it counted. "They just beat us physically," said Jake Jeffrey, Blue Devil coach. "You can't make mistakes like we did and still expect to win.

They capitalized on our mistakes and they didn't make many of their own." Point scored its first touchdown toward the end of the opening period by capitalizing Shore was unable to mount an offensive drive throughout the game. The only one that looked as it might have gotten started was in the third period. The Blue Devils drove from their own 24 to the 40 in three plays but Williams intercepted a pass to end it. downs in the first seven minutes of the game. Monmouth Coach Jay Demar-est called for an onside kickoff for the first play of the game.

It sailed the required 10 yards but was picked up by Brancher guard Frank Raviele on his own 47. With sophomore quarterback John Penta handing off neatly, and another soph standout, halfback Glen Covin, accounting for most of the yardage, Long on its own 16 to set up the second Panther score. Fullback Dave Rola hit the line twice for a total of three yeards. Then Williams rolled out and passed to wingback Dan Mancuso for the score. West kicked the PAT, his only successful try in three attempts.

The Panthers drove 49 yards in five plays near the end of the third quarter to score their final touchdown. Williams, who went over from the one, was the star of the series. He ran around end on an option play for 31 yards and then Ends Johnson, Holmes. Boird, K. Tynes, West Tackles Edmlston.

Mitchell. Vauela. Plorettl, Meyer Guards Feriierra, Rice, Agnellis ManKogna. Beauduy Centers Lane, Schram, Allerdlce Backs Watson, Ashley, Oemaree, Rock-hlU, Bray. D.

Tynes, Zlccarello. Lisa. WeiKl POINT PLEASANT W) Ends Hollord, Dwyer, Lee, Vital Pizzi. Borelli Tackles Chwaszczewskl. Jalakait Stnzver.

Toppetta, Hotfman, Frank. Lansing. Rzeplinskl, Lindstrom, Van Bevera Guards Cadalzo, B. Windle, West. Redhng.

Knipple. San Ftllipo, Kublciiek, Cianfrone enters Holt, Penrose, Burke Backs Williams, Aquollni, Evans, Mancuso, Pinzino, Rola, Schreiber, Sargent, Handwerk, D. Windle Touchdowns Williams 2, Mancuso PAT West (kick) Long Branch's five. Three cracks at Long way again on a snore miscue. ixuard Jim West recovered a fumble of a Saner was obviously happy about the win but wouldn't comment on his team's chances to win the conference.

Penta niintoH T-nntr Rranrh an Branch's defensive line Dicked None of the Panther opponents yards in three plays. Covin I up four yards, and Williams was this year has been able to score pitchout attempt on the Shore Shore Regional 0 0 0 0 Point Pleasant 6 7 6 0 It completed a 14-yard pass to "This was a critical game," I Henderson- Smasneu lor niuc VaiUS. IUU- awivmicicu uy iuui baimcio vu uiut i luui-vmu uue 1L. il- I back Frank Henson aaaea tnree me one on iourin aown. for a first down on the 18, and Penta coolly tossed to end Jim Hartner.

who broke loose in the Ocean Rallies to Down Central, 19-13 Monmouth Harriers Win, Booters Lose Monmouth's record dropped to two losses and a tie in three games Roosevelt Tillery again was a Monmouth defensive hero from his end position. STATISTICS OF THE GAME right corner of the end zone and easily hauled in the pass. One of the mistakes Schroeck was talking about set up Monmouth's only score of the game. Seven minutes into the (21st in 37:17) and Watson Stillwagon (22nd in 37:50) rounded out the Monmouth performance. The Hawk harriers, now 2-1, will visit Paterson State College on Tuesday.

It was Quinni The new press box at Bressett Stadium was dedicated at pre-game ceremonies. William Buhr-man, representing the Green and White Association, presented the press box keys to high school principal Herbert Michigan St. Bounces Back OT CR First downs 17 7 Rushing yardage 161 104 Passing yardage 214 37 Passes 11-17-3 6-14-1 Return yardage 94 100 Punts 2-44 3-41 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 45 20 BERKELEY TOWNSHIP -Brian Fitzgerald sparked a second-half comeback that gave Ocean Township a thrilling 19-13 victory over Central Region -a 9 it Ak-I al yesterday in Shore Conference Division football. NEW HAVEN, College athletes settled for a spli there yesterday, triumphing in triangular crosscountry competition with Quin-nipiac College and New Haven College, but losing a 5-3 soccer decision to New Haven. In the 5.2-mile cross-country race at Edgewood Park, the Hawk harriers compiled a low score of 31 points to Quinni-piac's 33 and New Haven's 63.

Ben Strauss, fleet Monmouth freshman from Toms River, spreadeagled the harrier field for a 27:56 victory that established a new Edgewood record Even though Quinnipiac's Rich Beldcn and Newbert Bou-dar placed second and third and New Havei's Lee Dumas was fourth, the Hawk runners packed home solidly in the 5-6-7 places with Charley Lose Bob Rich (30:11) and Bill Whitescarver (30:14) to take the lead. Gordon Harris clinched the Monmouth victory with his 12th place in 31:27. Jan Godoski (14th in Dick Bogart (20th in John Tremblay EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Michigan State, bouncing back from two straight non-conference losses, cashed in on the speed of Dwight Lee and La-marr Thomas Saturday as it overpowered Wisconsin 35-7 in a Big Ten football opener for both teams. MSU, bidding for its third straight conference title, stuck mainly to the ground as it ripped the Wisconsin line.

State's first three touchdowns came on long drives of 63, 89 The 5-9 senior quarterback drilled clutch passes to ends Joe Simon and Mike Aria in the fourth quarter to keep Ocean's piac's first loss. New Haven's booters picked up four goals in the first period but had to fight off a stiff Monmouth comeback the rest of the way. Greg Smith and Bob Glafley gave New Haven a 2-0 lead before Monmouth's Dave Mei-boom hit at the 10:29 mark. Glen Bank's and Don Steel built a 4-1 New Haven edge by the period's end. Bob Tiedemann pounded in two second half goals for the Hawks as Steel added another for New Haven.

Meiboom replaced Bob Sprague in the Monmouth nets in the second period and did a standout job. The loss evened Monmouth's record to 3-3 with Pratt Institute next on the schedule, Tuesday in Brooklyn. New Haven hasn't lost in three starts. Two of the opposing assistant coaches, Long Branch's Howard Vandersea and Monmouth's Joe are teammates on the Jersey Generals professional team. LONG BRANCH (13) Ends Hartner, Georgacopoulos, Edwards, Cofer, Florida.

Tackles Dowd, Bistl, Schechter. M. Colbert, King. Guards Raviele, Gaskill, Fiorettl, Sanders, Pocaro. Center Werslnger.

Backs Penta, Covin. Henson, Penn, Moser, Staggs, Enrico, T. Colbert, Drinks, Spencer, Willis. MONMOUTH REG. (7) Ends Stalker, Nichols, Tillery, Can-non.

Tackles Mariano, Castellini, Warn-stead, Davles. Guards Roache, Shipley, Blanco, Mejia. Center Gordon. Backs Darlington, Jackson, Williams, Johnson, Corbett, Ashton, Stevens, Swie-ter. Loner Brant 13 0 0 013 Spartans unbeaten after they trailed Central's Golden Fai- cons, 13-10, at half time.

and 80 yards before Thomas tossed a surprise 44-yard pass to Al Brenner for State's fourth touchdown. Frank Waters capped a 61 yard substitute-loaded scoring drive as he dove Monmouth Reg. 0 0 0 77 over from the two in the final Touchdowns Penn, Hartner, Jackson. Officials W. Stout, E.

Stout, Lasiewicz, PAT Staggs (kick), Stalker (pass). Lonski, Boye. seconds for State's fifth touch down. Ocean drove 97 yards following the second half kickoff with pile-driving Matty Tomo taking it from the one to get Ocean back in contention. Then Fitzgerald took over, first hitting Simon on a 24-yard pass play early in the final period and finding the range on a 30-yard pass to Aria with 1:18 left in the game.

Central, which lost its star runner Lonnie Mattox early in the third period with a leg Injury, tried to come back after Ocean's winning score and reached the Spartans 10 before the clock ran out. Mattox sparked Central's first- Rumson-Fair Haven Romps, 33-0 Centra) Regional runner Joe Boyd Jr. is brought to a halt by Ocean Township defenders Mike Aria (center) and Joe Simon (86). Teammates John Vitiapiano (33) and John McCahill move in to assist. Owan won, 19-13.

(Press Photo) ran it back eight yards to the Roselle Park 40. On third down from the 38, sub quarterback George Conley found Guy Hal- torn in the clear at the 15 and he ran the rest of the way for the score. Brandt again kicked three to set up Central's second-period score. Mike Werner carried it over on the next play, but Cardwell's kick was not good. Ocean was a different team after the intermission.

The Spartans started a drive from their three behind the power running of burly John McCahill that got the ball out running the ball with Tomo finally taking it in from the one-foot line. Sandy Besunder kicked the extra point to make it 13-7. Ocean lost a touchdown several minutes later when Tomo took a Central kick back 90 yards only to have the run wiped out by a clipping penalty at the Ocean 44. toss to Simon after a fake hand-off. Besunder's kick failed and it was 13-13.

Ocean stopped a Central drive that reached the Spartans 29. Tunney was thrown for a 10-yard loss on fourth down and Ocean took over on the 40. Fitzgerald threw 29 yards to Jamie Hennebrry for a first down on the Central 23 with half heroics that put the Ocean County team ahead. In the first period he grabbed a fumble on the Ocean 37 and rambled to three minutes left in the game. Central's defense pushed Ocean back to the 30 but on fourth down Fitzgerald hit Aria behind defender Don Whiteman with the winning pass.

Ed Busch's kick was not good. Central wasn't through yet and Tunney sparked a last-minute drive with three pass completions to get the Eagles to the Ocean 15. Ron Burton went to the 10, but Tunney's next aerial lost four yards and a with Carson cracking over from the one. Snyder's only two passes in the march were good for 18 yards to Doug Tauchert and nine to Carson. Dick Brandt made good on the first of three extra point kicks.

Rumson-Fair Haven's first miscue, a fumble, gave Roselle Park the ball at the Bulldogs' 13, but the Panthers ended up at the 11 four plays later. Sophomore linebacker Paul Hennessey intercepted a Roselle pass by Frank Sanservino and returned it 26 yards to his own 36 to end a second Roselle Park threat, set up by Dom Verzil-lo's interception and 16-yard return to Roselle Park's 46. Sanservino passes of 18, 16, and 10 STATISTICS OF THE GAME Rum. Ros. First downs 14 8 Rushing yardage 305 33 Passing yardage 65 71 Passes 3-12-1 6-13-3 Return yardage 67 96 Punts 3-34 4-37 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 40 25 again displayed a near brutal ground game.

Diminutive speedster halfbacks Dewey Robinson and Butch Carson, a pair of Fair Haven Pop Warner graduates, and alternating fullbacks Bill Fallon and Pinkney Mclllwain were the top Bulldog ball carriers, but quarterback Dave Snyder stole some of their the PAT. Rumson-Fair Haven's third pass interception, this one by Bob Gaynor, with a 12-yard return tagged on, set up the Bulldogs' final touchdown, a four-play effort from the 13, Carl "Pete" Jakubecy going over from the one. to the 33. Then Fitzgerald fired But Ocean went 71 yards any the 19. A penalty put Ocean back on its six, then Mattox slammed four and finally two yards for the touchdown.

Bob Cardwell kicked the extra point. Mattox took a pitchout from quarterback Joe Tunney and a 37-yard pass to Aria for way for the tying points with first down on the Central 30. the big plays McCahilPs 17-McCahill and Tomo, Ocean's yard run to the Central 30 and went 33 yards to the Ocean 1 top ground gainers, took turns Fitzgerald's 24-yard scoring SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL SHORE CONFERENCE Class A Yesterday's Results Brick Twp. 20, Middletown Twp. 13 Red Bank 12, Toms River 6 Neptune 14, Freehold Reg.

0 Long Branch 13, Monmouth Reg. 7 I. ROSELLE PARK Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School's unbeaten Bulldogs took the opening kickoff and marched 63 yards to a touchdown and had few anxious moments in rolling to a 33-0 Garden State Conference football triumph over Roselle Park yesterday. Victory for veteran Coach Joe Rosati's Bulldogs gave them a 3-0 record and the conference lead over Highland Park, winner of its two league starts. Five players scored for Rumson-Fair Haven, which scored at least once in every quarter.

Two quick touchdowns in the third quarter broke the game open, paving the way for the third stringers. Defense Praised Rosati, in his 21st year as head coach, heaued praise on his defensive unit, which contains only four seniors. Bob Kelly and linebacking cohort Chris Bond, a junior, were the ringleaders of a Bulldo? defense that held Roselle Park to 33 yards rushing, including two net yards in the first half. Three Bulldogs intercepted passes. Offensively, Bulldogs Allentown Undefeated in Three, 31-7 final pass went wide as the game ended.

Ocean coach Jack Tighe still dazed by his team's spectacular comeback, praised his offensive line and Fitzgerald's leadership. "But it was a team effort all the way," he added. Ocean standouts included Fitz yards moved the ball to the 14 inunaer wan Ylbefen Hennessey's steal dash on the final play of the LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP -Fresh from last week's victory, unbeaten Allentown High School Red Bank (34)) Brick Twp. (2-1) Middletown Twp. (2-1) Neptune (2-1) Long Branch (2-1) Toms River (1-2) Monmouth Reg.

(0-2-1) Freehold Reg. (0-3) Run Scores won its second football game first half. Carson Goes Over Rumson-Fair Haven's opening touchdown drive took 15 plays third score. Ciaccio punted from the Lawrence 38 and Cardinals' Steve Groeger grabbed it but could not hang on to it. Several Redbirds jumped on the bouncing ball on the 10.

Two plays later, a 14-yard pass from Malsbury to Agwon made the score 19-7. Raymer's kick ot tne season against an opening game tie, defeating Law gerald, McCahill, Tomo and Class Yesterday's Results Matawan Reg. 67, Lakewood 14 Ocean Twp. 19, Central Reg. 13 Rarltan Two.

7. Manasouan 0 rence, 31-7, yesterday. Probasco. The entire Lawrence coaching staff protested, saying the ball was touched by two offensive men and not by a defensive and offensive man. The officials ruled the pass good since both men were ends and eligible receivers.

A 19-yard pass from Malsbury to Harper on the next play put the ball on the Cardinals' 4 yard line, and Agwon drove in for the final score. Raymer's kick was off the mark. Owls Crushed Maiawan Keg. (3-0) Ocean Twp. (3-0) Rarltan Twp, (2-1) Central Reg.

(1-2) So. Freehold (2-1) Manasquan (0-1-2) Lakewood (0-1-2) STATISTICS OF THE GAME All. Law. First downs 6 9 Rushing yardage 105 149 Passing yardage 175 14 Passes 1-13-0 1-6-0 Return yardage 35 73 Punts 3-36 2-29 Fumbles lost 1 4 Yards penalized 35 60 Redbirds lost the ball three plays later on a fumble. Late in the first quarter the Redbirds got their first score.

Agwon broke through a field cf tacklers and ran 43 yards. Glen Raymer's kick for the point was good. By Buffalo Henneberry and on the line Randy Rose, Ron Ryder, Gary Johnson, and Bob Fromer. Tom Masuhr, Joe Boyd Fred Auermiller, and Jack Waugh excelled on the Centra line. Mattox, Tunney, Jack Iaria and Burton were the back, field standouts.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Buf was wide. Lawrence had the ball for the next three plays but fumbled on its 49. A 40-yard pass play from Malsbury to Ciaccio hiked the score to 25-7. Raymer's kick for the extra point was no good.

Class Yesterday'i Results Pt. Pleasant Boro 19, Shore Reg. Wall 20, Southern Reg. 0 Eddie Agwon scored three touchdowns for the Allentown Redbirds and Joe Rosiak and Tom Ciaccio scored one each. Craig Hoppock scored the only touchdown for the Lawrence Cardinals.

The Allentown aerial attack gave them the decided edge in the game, one which the Cardinals were unable to counter successfully. The Cardinals playing their Jackson Twp. 27, Keyport 27 falo resounded from a pair of football losses Saturday and crushed unbfeaten Temple, 44-14, to even its season record at 2-2. The Bulls, winner of Kent Pt. Pleasant Boro (3-0) RIIM80V-FAIR HAVEN EEC Ends Tauchert, Warner, Hennessey, Lavton, Cuerci, Tyree Tackles Robards, Russell, Yesler, Davidson, Morton, Taylor Guards Kelly, Van Wauanen, Rubley, Bond, Sustick, Manley After Robinson gained six on a reverse, Rumson-Fair Haven came back with another reverse, Carson circling left end for 33 yards to the 25 with just five seconds left in the second quarter.

Snyder rolled right on the next play on an apparent pass play, but Robinson, back to block, screamed for a run and wiped out one defender with a block and set up Snyder's 25-yard dash for a 13-0 half-time lead. Rumson-Fair Haven took over on its own 28 early in the third quarter and moved out to the 41 in three plays before Mclllwain, on a reverse handoff from Robinson, took off around left end, cut up field and raced 59 yards to a touchdown. Kelly, who goes both ways at guard and linebacker, delivered the key block. Brandt's kick made it 20-0. Kelly tipped a pass into the air midway through the quarter and Bond hauled it in and Shore Reg.

(1-1-1) Jackson Twp. (1-0-2) Wall (1-1-1) Pt. Pleasant Beach (1-2) Keyport (0-2-1) Southern Reg. (0-3) Buck ftnvder. Carson.

Robinson. State and beaten bv North Caro OCEAN TOWNSHIP () Ends Simon, T. Husserl, Coutts, Schur, Daniels. Tackles Johnson, Rose, Martin, Sender. Guards Ryder, Fromer.

Centers Greenspan, Weldon. Backs Fltzperaid, Henneberry, McC hill. Tomo, Villapiano, Brodsky. Vlrgillo ALLENTOWN (31) Ends Probasco, Harper, Rosiak, Turner, De Baun, Hatize, Barnes. Tackles Di George, Raymer.

Guards Ivans, Horn, Emely. Moore. Center Davison. Backs Malsbury, Agwon, Brown, Jackson, Ciaccio, Pullen. LAWRENCE (7) Ends Hurley, Roche, Scariata, Sea-bridge.

Strycharz, Swartz. Tackles Campbell, Finney. Grygon, Hutchinson, Kidd. Mellck, Olebderski, In the next series, the Cardinals drove 62 yards to the Allentown 1-yard line. The Cardinals had a first down on the 2 but the stiff Redbird defense held them.

In the next series, the Cardinals drove 64 yards for their only score. Hoppock carried INDEPENDENTS Yesterday's Results Asburv Park 7, Trenton 6 Rumson-Fair Haven Reg. 33, Roselle Peiito, Reznor, Scott. Ukkered. their own 1 for the touchdown Una State and Virgina, rolled to Bchen-er, ro.smon 30-0 lead before giving UP 3 Ends-Boyle, Viitllotti, Brfeen, pair Of fOUrth-penod tOUChOWnS Tackle.

Oolucci, Schmeln. Pasano, to the Owls, who had WOn twO Ga'lagher games Guards Shallcross. Marotta, Ardente. Marotta. Meisch, saiinardo i Quarterback Mick Murtha Center.

Warner. offense as h(J BetttneSa01 EST ffi completed seven of 13 passes etlexer, Vaccarino, Bycklewica. Stack for 202 yards, including One tO Rumson-Fair Haven 7 6 14 6-33 8 Boseiie Park oo oo-o Chuck Drankoski for a touch HaSecryon' down PY that covered 56 uSS'm, am y. yards- The Bulls also netted 197 Offi-iaijjussian. Clarlzio, Hendricks, yards r(ishmg.

i vcuiers DaAicr, xibicib. in SIX piays. 1 WO passes, One Backs Chimeilewskl, Czspllcki. Evans, first home game, were hit by hard luck in 'the opening series of downs. A horde of Allentown players jumped on the ball knocked loose from Ciaccio on the Cardinals' third play.

Two plays later the Redbirds' Tom Malsbury passed from the Lawrence 40 to Agwon who scampered into the end zone. The play was recalled, however, bfause of a penalty. The Park 0 Allentown 31, Lawrence Twp. 7 Mater Dei 21, Pt. Pleasant Beach 20 So.

Freehold 34. St. 's Joseph's 7 Carteret School 32, Croydon Hall Academy 0 Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) 14, Admiral Farragut Academy 0 Rumson-Fair Haven 3SO Allentown 2 0 1 Asbury Park 2 10 Admiral Farragut lit Mater Del 12 0 Croydon Hall 0 St. Josephs 0 10 ocsunaer, raico, uuscn. CENTRAL REGIONAL (13) Ends Boyd, Whiteman.

liagee. Thomas. Cardwell. Tackles Auermuller. Waugh.

Bach. Guards Masuhr, Rasper. Center Haimbach. Backs Tunney, Lonnia Mattox, Ian Burton. Werner.

WilberU Larry UaUox Black. Ocean Township II 0 II Central Regional 7 -U Touchdowns Lonnia Mattox. Wtntf Tomo, Simon, Aria. PAT Cardwell (kick), Besunder (kick) Oflllals MeOowan, w-Vyer, Bral totv luiiadiffar. it in from the three and Larry Cohen kicked for the PAT.

Midway through the second quarter the Redbirds scored scored again with a 24-yard pass play from Malsbury to Rosiak. Raymer's kick was blocked. A recovered fumble on the Lawrence 10 set up Allentown's disputed by the Lawrence coaching bench, netted a total runong, uuueman, uroeger, noppoca, LtRhtsey, McElwaln, Mansmenn, Muraw-ski, Torlay. Allentown 7 12 31 Lawrence 0 7 0 07 Touchdowns Agwon 3, Rosiak, Ciaccio, Hoppock. PAT Raymer (kick), Cohen (kick).

Official Y-Cleary, Vanamon, Lindstron, Wilno. of 91 yards. A 72-yard pass play from Malsbury was tipped by Larry Harper''' and snatched by Bill Bat asaoif Catholic.