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T e Observer, Thursday, November 3, 1.988
Blue Knights host Maloney Saturday:
A CCC South cellar,.b tf!e
by P. Gary Craw o ! :he most competitive." Szymassek Id, B el 7-0) I n t e ow
s . t s w k d's g e s a I: !y' e H cane ou p y ."
After I I years ofcoaching high school
football, Mal0"ney High coach Rob Szymaszek
entered last season with a very
impressive .700 Winning percentage.
_But in 1987 the Sporrans dropped
sevenofthelr 10regular games, with four
ofthese coming against their competition
in the competitive Central Connecticut
Conference, South Division.
This year, Szymaszek - in his 13th
sed.son - is one game under the .500
mark, and with a loss on Saturday to
Southlngton High, the Sporrans would
drop to I-4 in this year's version of the
ccc South.
*I know we always say this but in the
13 years I've been coaching high school
!bothall and especially since the forma.
iron of the CCC South, tl is year is by far
Low scores dictate SMFL flag play
First place will be at stake when the 4 -
I Cowboys square off next week against
the 4- I Browns on Saturday afternooP, in
Southington Midget Football League ac-
,ion. The impressive win the Cowboys
racked up last weekend forced the firstplace
tie.
A powerful Cowboys team came on
strong in game two of the three games
played last weekend, searing an 18-0
shutout over the Saints.
Ken Goodrich scored twice and Anthony
Condrird scored once to provide all
the points needed for the Win. The outsized
Saints provided some fine defense
with the flag skills ofJared Kosky and Jeff
Mlrtsola.
Brian Massotti. Alan Ricclardone and
Mark Cohie led the blocking department
winning edge. The restructured Falcons
scored with an impressive run by Mark
Dickenson.
A one-handed catch by Matt Denorfla
covered 40 yards, but Viking defensive
play by'Mark Danko. Jason Kern and Jeff
Jankowskl kept the Falcons from scoring
again. Joey Kosllnski, Anthony Valentine,
Kcvin Gallagher and Craig Mumbley
stood out for the Falcons.
Jets cause a
'Scandale' in
Oiler burnout
While at East Catholic. Kelly and
Szymaszck Were indirectly competing
against one another in a weight-siRing
competition,. "though the lifters, were
competing (or individ al honors, this was
their first clash as coaches.
Whis will be oqrflrst meeting on the
football field,* the ,M I.o ney coach ald. "I
have great respect, l o "Jude. Hi twork
ethic and fcothall is se nd to
none. I 'e seen b th of Southin ton's
fortherunrdngeffortsofNlcholasSehuler The Jets Tim Scanda]e scored two gam . against Bris't l and his team has
and Matt Run i On defense. Cowboys touchdowns as they defeated the Oilers be r v , l,,s nl , l . , - , pite th.,e Fe__r ,
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Saints off the &'ereb0 d.
Opening up play last weekend, the
Redskins picked up their second win of
the season with a 19-13 upset over the
Giants. Matt Dutilly scored two touchdowns,
providing his club with the winning
margin.
The Redskins opened their scoring on
a 40-yard pass play from quarterback Bill
Fish to David Kozloskl. Mike Kozloskl.
Chad Dutflly and Richard Casey supported
the offensive power as Tom McBriarty
provided the defensive punch.
For the Giants. NIck Zimmerman
passed to Josh Martin for the first of his
two touchdowns on the day. But it wasn't
enough.
D. J. Stevens. Andrew Coderre and
Tom Zimmerman provided the offensive
blocking for the Giant attack.
In the last game ofthe day. theVlldngs
doused the Falcons by a score of 20-6.
Viking Kevin Overgard scored twice and
qum'terback Ryan Siegal scored once
behind excellent blocking from David
Brennan to provide the learn with the
Si
., . 3,uthingt.on Valley Midget, Football
Leagui 'contest.
The well-played, hard-hlttlng game
saw three touchdowns scored by the Jets,
including an elght-yard burst by Tim
Scandals.
Adam Pelletier went over for the major
on a beautiful 20-yard reverse. Later.
Scandals added his second TD of the
game on a dramatic 60-yard sprint. The
points alter touchdowns were run by
Mike Kenefick. who accounted for his
team's final points scored in the game.
A powerful offensive attack that
churned out a total of 350 yards on the
ground highlighted the Jets victory, while
a stingy, defense stopped same.good Oiler
drives - most notably a superb goal llne
stance in the opening quarter.
Other key stats for the Jets were nine
tackles by Jeremy Pavano and seven
tackles apiee by Joe Angellfio and Tim
Scandale. The three turnovers cost the
Oilers, as they were recovered by Bob
Uliasz, Chris Walsh and Scandale of the
Jets.
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At quarterback for the Spartans LVds
season is Daniel Chenard. a 5' 8" Junior.
But the Maloney star this year is their 5'
8" senior offensive guard-tackle Tom
O'Malley.
For Sou,hind,on. it's expected Scot
Otis will get the start at quarterback, and
David Green will play start his second
game in the Blue Knights backfield.
*Any given day, any team in our conference
could beat any other. This week
should be no exception." Szymaszck said.
sports- 17
Southington Jr. & high school
1988 football schedules & results
.m.. as the Blue ts host e S -
" tans in what should have been a Maloney
home game.
"A few years ago Dom D'Angelo (SHS
at;'delic coordinator) asked If we could
sw- .tch this game to try and balance out
the Southingtan schedule. We did. Lookbe
I,L : "
e: onday t ntest, the
BulkeIey Bulldogs Imi ted the Los Angeles
Dodgcrs-,pit sensation, Orel
*Bulldog,s, H rshise , .Shuting out the
Hurricanes like the Dodger pitcher did to
tJte Oaldand Athletics in this year'sWorld
DePaolo Kennedy SHS Varsit'
Saturday Sept. 17
vs. Rockville
LOST IO.0 (0-1]
SHS J.V.
Monday Sspt. 19 .
vs. Rockville
WON -6
Ir back we should have kept it for us
because now we, like Southlngton, have
only four home games on our entire
schedule.
'But. Dora is such a race guy. I didn't
w nt to say no," Szymaszek said.
Last week the Spartans faced a tough
New Britain team who, according to
Series, the Bulldogs chewed ,up 352 yards
in the process.
It was the first win for Bulkeley,over
New Britain since 1964.
"We gave up an early score in the,first
half and llke Southim ton last SatuRiay.
we marched the ball down field but Were
unable to Imt It over for the maJorscore."
ThuF lay .
vs. Xavier
WON 8-6
Fdday Sept. 30
vs. Avon
LOST 18-16.
Friday Sept. 23
vs. New BfltaJn
EXHIBITION W 6-0
Fdday Sept. 30
vs. Fermi
CANCELLED
Friday Sept. 23
vs. Xavier
LOST 13-8 (0-2',
Saturday Oct. 1
vs. Fermi
LOST 27-8 (0-3)
Monday Sept. 26
vs. XaVmr
LOST 6-0
Monday Oct. 3
vs. Fermi
WON 30-0
Szymaszek, showed up to play some real.
football.
, Whey were a v J'y different team than
what I saw [last) Monday night. When I
he said.
Friday Oct. 7
vs. Pla]nvige
WON 144
Fdday Oct.7
vs. Bdstol Central
Friday Oct. 7
vs. Bdstol Central
WON &0 (1-3)
Saturday Oct. 8
vs. Bdstol Central
WON 12-0
saw the NR-Bnlkeley game. (won by This.wee two IongUme friends will
get together as Southington head coach
Jude Kelly and Szymaszek.reunlte; he
Friday Oct. 14
vs. New Bdtaln
LO I" 12-6
Friday Oct. 14
vs. Avon
WON 12-0
OPEN
Fdday Oct. 14
vs. Hamden
WON 19-0
vetdran coaches have known each other
eve ' ince Kelly was at Southern Connecticut
State.
"Before Kelly came ver to Southlng-
Thursday Oct. 20
vs. Kennedy (Wtby)
WON 38-0
Thursday OcL 20
LOST 8.6
Friday Oct. 21
vs. Newington
LOST 13-0 (1-4]
Monday Oct. 17
vs. E.Catholic
WON 3-0
ton, we used to meet at my house and
discuss different strategies and football
information. It was like'an informal
coaches clinic among live or slx of us
Fdday Oct. 28
vs. Bflstol Eastern
WON
OPEN
vs. Bristol Eastern
LOST 14-13 (1-51
vs Newington
SOPH: LOST 8-0
JV: WON 19-8
"coaches," Szymaszek said.
Fdday Nov. 4 vs.
Woodrow Wilson of
Mdlown; Home 3:15
Friday Nov. 4 -
vs. Maloney
Home 3:00 pm
Saturday Nov. 5
vs. MaJonay
Home 1:30 pm
Monday Oct. 31
vs. Bdstol Eastern
WON 45-6
OPEN
Thumday Nov. 17
vs. Kennedy
SHS3:00 pm
PAID FO 'BY :I'HE COMMITTEE T ' : I OT ENATOR R NALDI
ROBERT E. BATTERS,' rREASURER
Thursday Nov. 10
vs. Rockville
Away 3:00 pm
Thursday Nov. 17
vs. DePaolo
SHS 3:00 pm
Friday Nov. 11
vs. Plait
Away 7:30 pm
Saturday Nov. 19
vs. Bu keley
Home 1:30 pm
Thumday Nov. 24
vs. New Britain
Away 10:00 am
I
Monday Nov. 7
vs. Maloney
Home 3:00 pm
Saturday Nov. 12
vs. Plat,
Away 10:00 pm
SII$ sophomores host Trambell,Tlmmiay night at Memorial.
St, Paul of Bristol (4-$) lost 84-0 on Saturday to Berlin.
AGING: EVERYBODY'S IX)IN' roT!
- Lt. John Walsh
OPEN LE'n'ER TO
Some voters have asked me, "If you
do so much for Senior Citizens as
part of the United Seniors in Action
Umbrella Group, why did Fusco get
the endorsement as his ads state?"
The United Seniors in Action, being
s.uch an umbrella group "does not
g ve endorse.meats". I have to ask,
"Is Fu,,sco taking a furlough from the
truth?. .
The Pratt & Whitney Retirees of
Lodge 1746A, I.A.M. who I
represent to the United Seniors in
Action, did endorse my candidacy
for State Rep. That endorsement
has been made public and I have
two others - a neighbor down the
street and the Waterbury
progressive caucus - to the tune of
$200. Fusco's ads say,
"Endorsements include...". He lists
five. Why? His selection? Who are
the others who contributed as his
financial report figures read - over
$18,000. Financial disclosure is one
of my election platform as reported.
PIIU for - BAGINSK1100% In '88 COMM.
William R Wagoner, Treas.