Canton Observer for September 29, 1988 - Canton Public Library

QA£ Thuraday. Sap»»nbar 29. 1968
S h a m r o c k s r o l l
t o 2 0 - 0 v i c t o r y
o v e r S p a r t a n s
By Brad Emom
staff writer
Bedford Catholic
arm and a teg op OD
Borgess, scoring
Saturday night
sioo opener fq# both
game played i
High.
The win increases
overall mark to 4-0,
slipped to 0-3.
football win
Dtviin
a
'Tm happy to be in this position,"
said coach Tom Mach of tbe
defending Catholic League champions.
"We've played some tough
people over a four-week period."
Behind tbe passing of quarterback
Scott Haoncber and the kicking
of Pete Etexovic, CC was able
-to dominate mock of tbe first balf.
Haimcbw connected on Seven of
his first eight passes in the
quarter inrlading a 15-yard toochdown
toss to tight end Lon'
Tbe seven-play, 87-yard drive
was helped along by a to-yard halfback
option pass from Chris
ston to Mike Mathis. It was tbe
same play that sparked CCs comefrom-behind
21-18 'victory a week
earlier over defending state Class
A champion Ann Arbor Pioneer. \
"He (Haoncber) is a lot better
than a year ago," said Borgess
coach Dan Henry. "And became of
that they are a contender for tbe
division."
ELEZOVIC, meanwhile, added a
47-yard field, believed to be a
scbool record, midway through tbe
quarter.
EDexovic (ben added a 43-yard
field goal in tbe second period to
give CC a 13-0 advantage.
"When yon have a kicker like
that it gives you a chance to do
more things offensively, maybe
gamble a little more on third down
plays," said Mach. "He's one of tbe
best around. He has good range.
Forty seven yards was not a lucky
field goal He has that capability."
CC increased its lead to 20-0
when Lou Y eager recovered a Borgess
fumble at tbe Spartans' 16.
And three plays later, senior fullback
Lee Krueger bulled his way in
from 7 yards out"
BORGESS'S ONLY real offensive
threat came on the oext series
when Ebbie Herbert hit Kareem
Carpenter with a 67-yard pass, bet
tbe drive stalled when Herbert was
stripped of tbe ball fighting for a
first down at tbe CC 2 as Yeager
fell on the loose ball.
"1 thought in tbe first half it
should have been 13-3 or 10-3,"
Henry sa^g. "But instead we had a
bad snap on a punt, jumped offsides
on fourth down (leading to
Elezovic's 47-yard field goal and
fumbled when it looked like we
were going in. You can't afford
anything like that against a team
like CC."
CC ran 60 plays to Borgess's 36.
Tbe Shamrocks had 116 yards
to Borgess's 21. CC added
yards in tbe air (nine of 15
I) to tbe Spartans' 93 (6
oft®)-
fe were going to try and run
them early, but they stopped us tbe
i of plays so we thought
might be there," Mach
ly we're a runbat
we're trying to open
things Bp."t ~ «
F i v e a r e a g r i d t e a m s
i n r u n n i n g f o r p l a y o f f s
Observer land has five teams in tbe running for tbe high school football
playoffs. Two would qualify if the final pairings were decided this week.
Farmington Harrison is the top team in Class B Region IV with 92 playoff
The others are Riverview, Madison Heights Lampbere and Mount
North Farmington (iM) is No. 4 in Class A Region EH, with Redford Catholic
Central (86) fifth and Westland John Glenn (82) sixth. Birmingham
Brother Rice and Detroit Henry Ford are tied for first
Plymouth Salem alao has an 88-point average but is No. 7 in Class A
Region n, which has East Lansing (94) as tbe leader. :
• Tbe top four teams in each region qualify for tbe four-week tournament
J which begins Friday, Nov. 4.
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By Brad Emona
and Pan O K u f i
staff writers
F YOU'RE LOOKING for big
football games, look no further
than Saturday's Western
Lakes Activities Association
encounter, which finds Plymouth Salem
at North Farmington.
ffcated and?
tbe top spot in tbe Lakes
Division of the WLAA.
The key for Salem is tbe health of
junior quarterback Ryan Johnson,
who is nursing a sore ankle. He
played sparingly in last week's 17-7 \
win over Walled Lake Central.
North, meanwhile, found a passing
attack in last week's 36-13 crushing
of Livonia Stevenson.
Tbe Raiders beat Salem last year,
10-3.
Meanwhile, other key matchups .
feature defending Wolverine A
League champ Dearborn Fordson (3-
1) at Wayne Memorial (2-2) and
Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (2-
2) vs. Redford Catholic Central (4-0).
As far as your expert prognosticators
go, O'Meara picked 11 of 14 correctly
last week to raise his season
total to 46-13. Emons, meanwhile,
slipped to 41-18 overall after going
9-5.
Here is a look at this weekend's
encounters:
FRIDAY'S GAMES
(aM 7:30 p.m. unless noted)
Uv. Franklin at Uv. Churchill: With
Farmington Harrison all but a lock lo win
the WLAA's Wesiem Division, second
place could be a! stake In this one. Both
teams are 2-2 overall and 1-1 In the division.'Churchill
is hurting, losing tailback
Jeff Zawtsiak and tackle Bob Pokerwinski
to injury. Franklin, meanwhile, may still be
reeling from last week's 38-polnt drubb-
g r i d p r e d i c t i o n s
ing from Harrison PICKS — Emons likes
ChurchM at home O'Meara predicts a
Franklin revival.
Uv. Stevenson at Westland
Last year Stevenson caught
Ing. pulling off the upset
Rockets (4-0) to be wide.
ready tor war The only pre
Stevenson's troops are
star tailback Rob Chanko returns.\
— Glenn makes its ffve straight
NorthvfHe at Ply. Canton: The poor
Chiefs (0-4) have no where to go but up.
white the Mustangs (2-2) appear be better
than a 500 club after toppling Churchid
last week PICKS — Canton can't corral
the Mustangs.
Farmington at Walled Lake Central:
Both teams are 0-4. but Farmington has
yet to score a point The Falcons' could
salvage something by giving rookie coach
Rick MUhizer his first victory. PICKS —
Farmington may have to wait another
week, Emons takes Central
Redford Union at Jackson Northwest:
Ever been to Parma? li s home of the
Panthers, too Under Duane Kaiser, who
is returning tor his second stint as coach,
Jackson Northwest is 3-1 using a balanced
offensive attack led by quarterback
Chad Logan The secondary is also
tough, which should make things interesting
for the RU Panthers' potent passing
duo of John Burdick and Joe Delfgauw
RU's line, however, has been decimated
by injuries PICKS — RU goes to 3-2 because
of the tougher schedule
Dbn. Fordson at Wayne Memorta*
When wasthe last time Wayne beat Fordson?
The erratic Zebras (2-2) are certainly
capable, but can they stop the
Tractors' ground game? A Wolverine A
S t e e l e r s w i n 2 g a m e s
The Plymouth-Canton Steelers were winners in freshman and varsity football
Sunday, defeating the Union Lake Hawks.
Mike Brannan rushed for 174 yards and scored four touchdowns to pace
the Steeler freshmen to a 32-24 victory.
Randy Mack added a 50-yard touchdown run. and Mike Turn and Mike
Hirth ran for extra points.
Rob McKinnon, Jason Krueger and Justin Drcra scored TDs for the varsity
Steelers, who posted an 18-0 triumph.
Tbe junior varsity suffered its first defeat 14-0.
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the role of spoHer is still available PICKS
— Emons says Wayne breaks the ice
O'Meara says Fordson s too formidable
Lutheran Weet at ClarencevtMe The
lyl and Hyde Troian6 (2-2) will be
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OarencevUle and Ti
Simon gained 163
The game pits two out-
Andy Wetghiii of
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in 18 carries in
last week s thumping "bC Hamtramck
PICKS - The coin please, if* Clarenceville.
according lo Emons. But iTsame up
heads for Lutheran West when
tried it.
Edsei Ford at Garden City Edsei Ford
(2-2) is coming off a big win over Redtord
Union, and the Cougars are 1-3 after
losing 8-7 to first-place Woodhaven It will
be Senior Night at Garden Ctty PICKS —
Even if their engines don't roar, the Thunder
birds come out a winner in this Northwest
Suburban League game
SATURDAY S GAMES
(aH 1 p.m unless noted)
Pty. Salem at N. Farmington: It's gutcheck
time in the WLAA Each team has
played a relatively cupcake schedule
North must stop Salem's dangerous wishbone.
Salem must be able to stop Raider
running back Joe Sturtz PICKS — North
Stays unbeaten
Walled Lake Western at Farm Harrison:
Turn out the lights, the party is over
tor Western's one-game winning str&k
Unbeaten Harrison must have patience
because the WLAA championship game
is still three weeks off PICKS — Emons
will never pick against Harrison again,
even if It's against Cincinnati Moelier
Vesta burg at Lutheran Westland: Vestaburg
is onfy 1-3, but last week the
Wolverines upset state-ranked Bay City
All-Saints, 12-6. behind the passing ol
Chad Palmer, who threw for two TDs and
106 yards Lutheran Westland (2-2) is
coming off a 29-0 loss to previous wtnless
Grosse Pointe Universrty-Liggett PICKS
— The visitors from up north are a sure
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Alien Park at Bedford Thurston: Tt*
Eagles nearly got their ftrst victory iast
week, gotng to triple overtime before Iq*
mg to Metvindale Meanwhile. Allen Park
(2-2) had to rally to beat league leader
Taylor Truman last week. 21-14 PICKS
— Thurston is still searching for some Qtlense.
Allen Park hangs on.
Bishop Borgees at Harper Woods
Notre Dame: Both teams are 1-3 and appear
to be evenly matched For the
winner, it provides hope for onfy the ne*t
week in the black-and-blue Cathofc
League Central Division PICKS —
Emons says the Irjsh find a little bit a mck.
Don't tell Saint Patrick or Father Flanagan.
but O'Meara isn't supporting the
Fighting Irish in this one
Redford CC vs. H.W. Bishop Gallagher
Gallagher pulled off a man
surprise last week, upsetting Warren Oe-
LaSalie, 7-0 The Lancers (2-2) haven't
done well against CC in the past, but this
could be a tougher game than enpectefl.
PICKS — The Shamrocks run (heir
record to 5-0
^SUNDAY'S GAME
St Agatha vs Redford St. Mary's fl
p m at Detroit Benedictine): The Aggies
have won two straight after losing a aalr
of tough non-leaguers to Detroit Country
Day and Traverse City St. Francis Raotord
St Mary's (1-2) got hammered lest
week by Oakland Catholic. 2 5,()
Clarericeville also routed the Rustics in tfjs
season opener PICKS — The Aggies
dnve another nail into the Rustics
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Jim Hedges' victory in the Observ-
Matthews getting >130 for second.
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200-Yard Medley FVeiay
(state qualifying time 1:59 59)
Farmington Mercy t 58 1
Livonia Church* 1 59 7
North Farmington 159 8
Ptymouth Canton . 2:0146
200-Yard Freestyle
(state qualifying time 2 01 59)
Nicole Drake (Canton) 1.59 37
Becky Wiqust (Mercy) 2:02.50
Laurie Oswald (N Farmington) . 2 02 60
Katie Hamann (Church*)- — 2 03 90
Tara DitchkoM (Churchill) 2:06 10
CmdyGrush (Mercy) 2:07 53
Ellen lessjg (Churcrmi) 2 08 10
Mrssy Kendall (Farnwnglon) 2 06 3'
Kelly Ftasche (Canton) 2:10 28
Sarah Schmru (Canton) 2 11 46
200-Yard Individual Medley
(state qualifying time: 2:18 79}
Kerry Doran (N Farmmgton) 2.15 70
Nicole Drake (Canton) 2 20 95
Cassie Cummins (Canton) 2-22 49
Tara Otchkoft (Churchrt) 2:24 toO
Katie Hamann (Church®) 224 80
Angie NeviBe (Churchill) 225 40
Lu DeMattia (Mercy) 226 97
Krtsty Brugar (Canton) 22 7 21
Katie Westhoft (Mercy) 227 28
Katie Knipper (Mercy) 227 70
Erm Cson (Salem) 227 70
50-Yard Freeetyle
(state qualifying time: 25 99)
Audra Martin (Church*)
Christie Duthie (N Farmington)
Karen Neyer (Mercy)
25.96
26 10
26 28
PREP POOTBALL
Friday. Sapt 30
Liv Franklin at Uv Churchill, 7 30 p.m
IJv Stevenson at Westland Glenn 7 30 p.m .
Northville at Pty Canton. 7 30 p m
Farmington al W L Central. 7 "30 p m
Dbn Edsei Ford at Garden City. 7 30pm
Redtord Union al Jack eon Nwest 7 30pm
Dbn Fordson al Wayne Memorial, 7 30 p m
Lutheran West at CtaraoceviBe. 7:30 p.m
Saturday. Ocl. 1
Ply Salem at N Farmington, 1 p.m
W L Western at Farm Harrison 1 p m.
VestaburQ at Lutheran Westland. i p.m
Allen Park al Red Thurston, 1 p.m.
Bishop Borgess at H W Notre Dame: -H
Redtord CCvs H W Bishop Gallagher
at Lrvonia Oarencev«e. 7:30 p m
Sunday. Oct 2
S1 Agatha at Red. St. Mary's. 1 p.m
Thursday, September 29. 1M6 GA£
swimming
100-Yard Butterfly
(state qualifying time 102.09,
Kerr, Doran (N Farmington)
C*>nstie Duthie IN Farmington)
Lauren Weary (Farmington)
Ltf OeMattia (Mercy)
Katie Hamann (Church*)
Cassie Cummms (Canton)
Kelly Rsche (Canton j
Chr-s Lang (Canton)
Sarah ArxVews (Saiemi
Michelle McCaffrey (Mercy)
100-Yard Freestyle
(state qualifying time 56 39)
Kerry Doran (N Farmington t
Audra Martin (Church*)
Nico»e Drake (Cantoni
KalieHom (Farmington)
Laurie Oswald (N Farmmgton)
Becky Wiqmst (Mercy)
Karen Meyer (Mercy) . . .
Chnatte DuVue (N FarrrWigloni
Lori EngeViuber (Corton)
jenrter Oermer (ChorchU)
500-Yard Treear/ia
gM—hrtng «m» 5 25 0B)
56 04
58 10
59 11
59 56
Nmxw Drake (Cantoni . 6 17.89
J.li Hawkins (Farrrangton)
26 66 Becky Wiqu* (Mercyj 5:24.06
Katie Knipper (Merer! - -
26 72 L**» Oswald (N Famanglon) 5:24.80
Lon EngeihuOer (Canton)
26 86 Tara DWcnkoft (ChurcHii 5:3Qi»
Nicole Bosse (Salemj
27 00 ~ Ondy Gnjsr (Mercy] 5 36.62
Mary Ouirm (Mercy >
27 18 EHer Lecatg (Church*) 5 40 30
Jenrler Danner (Church*)
27 19 Polly Tenuta (Wkarcy) 5:41 83
Andrea Aie* (Saiem)
27 20 Micheae »4cCa«rey (Mercy) 5:43.25
Missy Kenoa* (Farmmgton) 6 46 90
DMng
(state cut 6 firsts or top 5 league)
Amy VanBubier (Canton)
-Jenny RescrieHa (Church*!
Tonya Shcker (Farming!or,i
Jenny Syria (Salem)
Jenny Ezzo (Salem)
LB Rickara (Canton|
Amy Barber (Churchdit
Nina R'ie» (Canton)
Shelly Rogers (Salem i
M*he«e Stars (N Farmmgton)
julK Kendal (Farmngton) 5:51 40
the week ahead
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Lutheran Easl a: Clarenceville, 7 p.m.
Liv Church* at W L Western. 7 30 p.m
Northville at Liv Franklin. 7 30 p m
Farmington at Liv Stevenson 7 30 p m
Westland Glenn at Pty Saiem. 7 30pm
Pty Canton at Farm Harrison, 7 30pm
Dt>n Edsei Ford at Garden City. 7.30 p m "
S'fWd Christian at Redtord Union. 7 30 p.m.
Dbn Fordson at Wayne Memorial. 7 30 p m
Red Thurslon at D H Cresfwood. 7 30 p m
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above or below grade:
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we cut ptywood
sheet stock
hardboard
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vanities
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display
from *39*°
194 60 100-Yard Backstroke
188 00 (stale qoaWymgUme 106.08)
178.40 Audra Martin (Church*) 1:04 10
169 00 Katie Westhoft (Marcy) 1:06 19
165 00 Cassie Commns (Canton) ' 1 05 40
154 45 Jean McLenaghan (Canton) 1:07 40
149 30 juhanne Markey (N. Famwiglonf 1:08.70
•48 35 Po«y Tenuta (Mercy) 110.28
•46 00 Mwnette McCaffrey (Marcy) 1 10 75
142 50 K-Wen Cafco (N Farmmgton) 1.1100
Tisha H* (Saiam) 1 11-60
Nicole Monlresor (Canton) 1 13.0C
1 00 60
100-Yard Breasts troke
1 02 00
1 02 70
" 04 60
(state qualifying time 1:18.8)
Kerry Doran (H Farmington) 1 10.50
Kane Kmpper [Mercy) 1 12 13
105 30 Erin Olson (Salem) 1 12.70
1 07 42 AngieNeviSe (Chi*cfHI) 11290
t 07 52 CmdyGrush (Mercy) 1 14 85
1 07 52 Kady Csmfco