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Gorr's move SHS running back Craig Gorr puts a move on a defe - er in an earlier Blue Knight game at Fontana Field. The Knights return home this Saturday for a L:30 p.m. game with Bristol Eastern. SHS football st.ory starts on page 13. Fifth , ÷r.i ht titl for Charg r. Unleashing an---ATher feroclotis offensive attack, the unbeaten Chargers blasted the rebuilding Broncos by a 58-8 score in the Southmgton Midget Footfall to t. linch the Southmgton Valley Midget title for the fifth straight season. "l he Chargers arc scheduled to fatt he P, kers, ho have clinched the SNIFL title, in the Super Sunday Bowl game Nov. 2 In registering their seventh str:neht win, the Chargers have sto, d :U2 points, or an average ot , ate 50 points a game Tile ,qu,td has only su endercd 54 points or slightly less than mght ints a game. Playing with the prose, confidence and sha exccuuon that has en ch actefisnc of recent Charger team , they ha c been undc- To i ' . . Football l.ea , . tit I mt .. , c .it l' m kthefir , tlmc ',, learn has on tb title IDtt umes. Thr t'lmrfcr a "wit111< LOOP ,,i t Again thl, wa or bctau c tl,, , I old a complete ed . six games, hzwe a 4-2 record.'vmrmg 124 points and g vlng up 112. In the last four years, the Ch:u'gers and C,udmals have each v, on tv, o town footb:dl titles I took the Chargers two plays to get on the board when Mike Mathleu broke away on a 48 yard TD as key blocks were thrown by Dave Buonocore. Jim Tuttle, Jon Evjen and Chris Rlccio. Moments later the Chargers scored their second TD when Chris Rlccio intercepted a Broncos pass and ran 20 yards for the TD. The wmner', marched 80 yards in seven plays for thmr third touchdown on the running of Aretz and Mathieu and Rlcclo scored on an eight yard ran. The onslaught continued when Aretz went over from the five yard l,ne Matt Hubeny came through tth., fi e bh' ' \ 35-yard pass ' ml 5,, qt (.)it • t , Rlccio set up the The Chargers B ,,quad got their 6ffense moving shortly before the end of the first hal! as Dave Robb WO t'd tv, o tout hdowns on 60 and 12 ard runs. File scores were set up by the blocking of Mike Mong- m :ill gank statistics over the Pack- tiM, Shav, n Baribault, Doug Otis, ers The Packers, in thmr opening Phil Aretz. John Weiss and Chris DePaolo JHS loses first game ed three plays later when Scan ' McClellan took it over from tile Young skier impresses 'k X rung lOt :,1 ,kler has been cited for outstanding achievement in national competition. ("onl,"'t|ng in the 7-9 year old , , lx, " 1 oh ,' Plt.'l] , l lu klcberry l.anc, look 9th pla e m the Coca Cola Jumor NASTAR sM ramng program. A fourth grade student at the l L. '9 l" lie, rl moollrv l 2, • t' e l al student has been skiing for five years and has compet at the Mt.Southington Ski Area, Magic Mountain, Bron ey Dunng the 1985-86 season, more than 140, young skiers raced in the Col,-Cola Junior seven Krts Steele rushed the twopoint conversion Other top DePoalo performers •¢.cte quarterback Rick Castellam, tcuter Scott Bausuen, defensive end hm German and defensive tackle Jon Rosengrant DePaolo 1-II wfllreturn to acuon Friday ho ting Bristol Eastern tb ,h Froq at 315 p.m at the h d hckl NASTAR program held at 135 ski areas in 30 states Each racer's best handicap of the season was recordcd. and all participants were rank- ,,d bv handltap, age and gender m ,'. h of the 40 tatcs In recognition el their accomphshmcnt, the top 10 boys and 10 girls m each of the s x age groups wdl receive a certificate and patch ,nd be listed on the Coca-Cola 1 p St,tle P 'n l a pau el I-SKI sunglasses. "It is qmte an accomplishment for Joseph St. Piece to make the state rankings and I hope to see him and Other top young skiers ,m,I' '" tn h.. Olympics someday,' said NAb FAR Commtssmner Bob Beattie. Watsh. With the score 46 0 at hatlIune, the defense took the tempo in the second half as the Chargers B squad dbmlnated the action This ero,m i, made up of \ltk ., Jason ReynoldS, Todd Rcynokls. and Jason Flint Leggett,set up another Ch,u gets TD when he intercepted a Bioncos pass and ran 42 yards into paydln. John Weiss scored on a 48yard run and M ke Mathicu tompitted the Chargers scoring by racing 49 yards through a broken field. The Broncos scored nl tile fot, rth quarter on Dustln Lombardo's eight yard run. Othe top offensive players for the Bronco are Grog Shover and Dan Boutot. The top defensive players for the Chargers A squad are Steve Wright, Paul Bartlewskt. R ch Kindelan. Mike DeLorenzo, Steve Matyczyk, Steve Forgione and Joel Stanuho. Whalers trip The Somhington Parks and Recreation Departnlent will sponsor two trips to tile ttartford Civic Center to see the Iiartford Whalers play. The first game is oil Tuesday, October 28 v, hen tile Whalers play Marie Lemelux and tile rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins The second game v, fll be on Wednesday. November 5 v, hcn the Whalers face off against Mike Bos sy. Dcms Potvul and Pat LaFontame and the other New York Islanders. For reservations, contact Bill Masci. G,olf Roundup by V.E. Takesian The Observer, Thursday, October 23, 1986 q:ournament h .qd at Pine Valley Country Club A total of 88 players, revolving 22 teams participated n the ABCD Tournament hlst weekend at the l'inc Valley Country Club The team of Dave ltiggins, Kenneth Ilamilton, Frank Foster and Vie Czarneckl fired a 130 to lake first place while the runnerup dlamptons arc Bob Dew,,, Ron I'cllctter. B,II |lanlcl and Mack \laghmi with 134. Taking third place honors arc George Rose, Leo DcllaBianca, Ed Rob,tadle and Earl Yvon with 136. Tim final tournament of the season at the tine Welch Road 18hole course is set for November 1 when the Winners-Losers 18-Hole Tournament and banquet w,ll take place. l'alton Brook The first round of the bktnber- Member 36qiole Tournament took place last Sunday at tile fine spacious course. In the opening round, the te:lm of Jack McF.lliott and Cal Leone is Fourth place honors were taken setting the pace m tile low gross by the teanl of Walter Mackte, Pat w th a 2-under par 58 while the t;ro,,zo, Bob ltarpcr and Tony team el Joe Adamowlcz and Dick Mastrantuone. Guzda ts in second place with 62 In the low net battle, the team of George Roberge and Brace Crawford is in first place with 51 while the brother duo of Marc and Joe Fortier s second with 52. I the battle for nearest to the pin at the 4th Hole, Bob Vitvitsky was first with 7 feet, 3 inches Steve Kalmin was nearest to the pin at the 18th Hole with 9 feet, 3 inches. A total of 12 teams are involved in the Member-Member Tournament and the final round will take place this Sunday. The top two teams in the Gross and Net competition will receive trophies. Quarterback ke, i SHS signal-caller i., vin Ruoff carries the ball himself on this play. The Knights return home this Saturday for a gam with Bristol Eastern. Story on the team starts on page 13. g!.ue night runners closing on positive note; :ff Brunoli pl ces first against Newmgton Tile Southmgton High School cross country sqnad will close its season Monday at 3 p.m. journeying to Glastonbury High for a dual meet. The Wayne Nakoneczny coached team came through with its mostimpre,,stvc performance Monday outclassing the Ncwington Indians by .'t 20-35 margin The Knight harrmrs dominated the meet as Jeff Bmnoh was first ill lg minutes and tv, o seconds and Mike Richter was second in 18 minutes and 34 seconds. Third plaice honors v,'ent to Bob Manware in 19 mnmtes and eight seconds and Eric Mattson was fourth in 19 nunutes 13 seconds. Southlngton's Pat Huntley finished 10th m 20 minutes and 17 seconds while Mike IIoule was 1 lth in 20 minutes 17.5 seconds Bart Lipetz tookl2th m 21 meet v, as the best for us in dual since the opening meet of the compemion and marked the first season and some of the opponents time this seasot tha we finishbd 1- courses were tough. 2-3-4. Our times have declined Hoop boosters plan carwash The newly fom ed Blue Knight Hoopster Club wilt hold several ,p,rojects to raise funds to benefit the Southington High School boys basketball team for the coming season: The Club.will hold acm" wash Saturday from 12:30 to 4:30 pro. at the Calder Village Plaza on Queen Street. The members anticipate a busy afternoon and invite the many followers of Southmgton ttigh School" athleticcs to support the project. The Club is also planning to minutes and 14 seconds hold three bake sales at the. home Southington High school football Coach Nakoneczny said, "This games in November. Domi.ican We're Moving To COSTUME Republic Unbeatable Price/ RENTALS $499. 0o Plaza, They will have to obtain permission from the School Departrqent administration before the sale takes place. The first bake sale is set for Saturday, Nov.1 when the Blue Knights face Maloney at 1:30 p.m. and the second one is set for Saturday, Nov. 8 at 1:30 p.m. when undefeated Platt comes to town for a crucial Central Connecticut Conference Southers Division battle which could determine the championship if Southington wins the next two games. The third bake sale is set for Saturday, Nov. 22 at 1:30 p.m. when Bulkeley High of Hartford journeys to Fontana Stadium. 8 Days/7 Nights / mile west of our current location Includes o| $outhlngton •Round Trip Air 1658 Mer,der Wtby Tmote "ALl. Jell" II 33% II II ,= ,, e l,,M,:,J:na,we. t j,a: I" ALL Tax ,& $.rvic. 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The,Observer, Thursday, October 23, 1986 Matukaitis keeps scoring and SHS maintains awesome 12-0-1 record Knights responded with two goals in the f'n'st eight minutes, Matukaiutis' first goal came on a bouncer at the 6:41 mark as she beat LaFerriere to the right side. Then at the 8:41 mark, a scramble resulted in the goal area as LaFerriere attempted to play a shot by Zimmer. But in the ensuing effort, Zimmer netted her sixth tally of the year giving her team a 2-0 lead. Fourteen minutes- later, Southington struck again• Matukaitis tried for her second goal of the day, but her shot hit the up- - • right• The ball came out to Sue , Danczak who nailed it into the left " " side of the net for her first goal of .,' ." ....,,.. . the year. , ,: ,, Just four minutes into the second half, Eastern came back to - make it a two-goal battle. Laura .t .%. 2 " Lishness broke past several South- ., • .'. .:,:. ington defenders and nailed her , •.,...... -. - shot. The ball went off Stein- - •-' "-- "a's '---- -- -nagers kn tnt6 the righthand • , ... ,, . comer of the net. From then on, it was all SHS The soccer brothers ,; ,-, ., , b . - . . h r So on l'shaysso t s fbro s n e Kn lng onLl t: " " In th hnok rn.nd: n. and M tt Ro ala, / 12 " 2 ," "'--.. ,.-. . . the ball as she let loose soft. a . - -. • .,, ,- . under that beatL to her .- ft. d ag at 22:27 D.... Oys socce • • ntg c cn , " . " .- . SHSwent pS-t "r' ' ,g-*' - "- •" a ' .? ' . . ' " " • '., " - N .% " ' , t .*, , '." e .-, , , : .... . , " ,' ..... , " - . Then . Gam r, . who had alread Y ass stea on the fi t two scores, added her seventh goal of the ye . S e oted a. h h cross . shot . that got by LaFemere s ngnt sine ,, " - , astem came a long way,, from the last time I saw them, said Comoilina, an undefeated record, the -South - ngton , tt gh School bo-s soccer s-u[ - ,lll -et the chance to chnch the chammonshm - - m the Central Connecncut Confercncc. Southern . D wslon Friday at .... ,.. ..... 5..u . . "* " t - ' x " - -- em gh Sch t at-F m a F " fld InIact the l als gaffed rathe .game as the visitors sh ked the Kmghts whe ey scored at the 16 second m • It t k Southm" g ton , which w nine dfi y in ,. . ompson. School. . t the p vious 11 games, 35 minutes " " . , ' " ' " The Blue Kmghts wdl close I "€ . , and 16 seconds fore it deadl k- Lisa Matukaitis , ff ,. ,,,c,,. Ne n Th on win Lady Knights came ready their wgular season Tuesday at 3 30 p.m entemnmng the New ;" - . " edmatte whenHe Cence t- ed re.a-40 yarder, the longest scor- The Lady Knights scoring machine, to play• ey uuhzed cheerleaders Brmun th h t lumcanes. - ing kick is scion. and even a gold and blue colored Southmgto9 played its fourth However, Eastern came fight by 0 ght Moore was agmn m h gh ge . She nailed ball. deadlock re.the last five games back at the 15 minute 17 seconds staff writer all four of Southmgton's tallies and Unfo unately for Newington, Tuesday afternoon th Newmg- m k of the second hNf to mke a 2that along w th a shutout perform- the only ones who struck gold was ,m. 1-1 1 lead fore Paul Indominico t k L sa Matukmtis just keeps on ante in the nets by Colleen Stem- Southington. And all they needed After a scoreless first hal . the apassfromBfianMolusisandscorproducing goals for the South ng- nagel gave them a 4-0 decision, was Matukaitis to do it for them. Neumgton Indmn took a 1-01ead ed at the 19 minute 18 seconds ton High Sch l Drls s cer team. Matukattis has so far produced four e teams played a defensive battle at the 27 minute mark and three m k to fie e game. And as she does, the Lady three-goal perfo ances, the four- for ne ly the first 20 minutes of mmuteslaterMtkeKostrzewadead- PeteBorehard e teams play 20 mimutes Knights keep on producing v ctor- goal game, and also has h t two the first half as goalies Steinnagel lock matters w th a 10-f ter. Blue Knight is ahead of e field, of scowl.s oveNme. ies. us far, the team has corn- goals six times, and Shari Augustmo kept the Nmther team could scoreio : o Knigh goNie Peter Gulli piled a 12-0-1 record along w th a "L sa was awesome m scoring opponents sco less, ovemme sessions The Dan Murawski coached made nine saves and the Bristol fine total of 69 goals m e 13 the four goals and also cleared the an assist from isten The deadlock strengthened the .Kmghts played a 2-2 tie. Friday Eastern High goNie made 22 contests. Of the 69 talhes, Matu- ball." Thompson stud. "Colleen Schube , Matukaitis h t the first Knights chances of winning the w th conference rival Bristol East- saves• kaitis has been re po nstble for 30 of them or just under 50 percent, had a very strong game he added, n goal, " score for her team at the 18:52 mark. She nailed a low shot which CCC South Dw smn as t updated thetr overall record to 9-0-4 and Oebbienu s scores twice: But m the past two games, the In the goal sconng depaament, went off the upright but she later conference record to 8-0-4 junior, who has 80 career goals, Pare Tycz and Elmne Gamber each "regained control of the ball and put The locals arc cu ently ranked was p ncularly awesome for have seven goals, respectively, it past Augustine. Then with less seventh in the state according to a K dV __d - 1 8- W SHS. M chelle Turenne and Laura Lee than 10 minutes maining, Matu- coaches poll. They ere ranked Southington ne4ted 11 goals m Ba on have o. The team hfis kains made it 2-0 as Gam r took ninth last week Continuing eir fine scoring, goals while fill Bion , Tabitha the two contests, seven of which accrued nine shutouts m the 13 e ball up and fed it to Matukaitis. All the Knights need m their the John F. Kennedy Junior High Lyons and T cey "Corn c e Matakaitis had a hand in. Three of games and has compiled a goals Her shot beat Augustine to the remaining two games s a ne to School g rls soccerettes exploded rough goNs. them came in SttS's 6-1 trouncing against average of 0.75, having right for her 28 goN of the yea. clinch the champmnsh p, often and registered an impressive Head Coach Di e CavNie of Bristol Eastern, Oct. 17 as she allowed just 10 goals all year. Newington attempt to come Itowever, the ue .lUSt about 8-2 wcto Monday over Wood- utilizedtheallaoundpeffo ces p ketcd the opemng goal for The Lady Kmghts have a pmr back in the second half, but the knocked the Indtans from the con- rowWilson JuniorHigh in M ddle- of Corn in goal in the first hNf Southington at 6:41 of the first of home-games facing them as they SHS defense along with Stennagel fgrence race as they have a league town. while Lyons d Guano divided hNf. By the time she had netted the battle Maloney Friday and Hall prevented them from getting on the "record of 7-2-3. e Eagles came rough with the goal tending duties in the other two to complete the hattrlck, Wednesday, b th st ing at 3:30 boa& "They seemed to relax a ht- Bristol Eastern moved to their top offensive peffo ance s ond half. the Lady Knights already had a 5-1 p.m. tle dunng the second half and you second place in the CCC Southern sparked by the three goal hat ck e victo was the founh in lead. can't afford to do it against Hewing- D v ston Tuesday beating Bulkeley by Jenn Gumno. eight decisions for e Eagles and "h was a good game, l was Eastern win ton," Thompson said. "But our de- H gh of Hartford 4-2. Their confer- Debbie Burns scored a pair of they will return to action Friday. happy," said Southmgton coach Lady Lancer goahe Bernice fense played well. Zimmer was ence record s 8-2-2. Winston Thompson. 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