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Raider Gridmen Capture the Day; Outrun Spirited Blue Devils, 47-23
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ball loose, then Jenkins fell on the ball at the Raider 25. Unfortunately for the Devils, the big Raider defense of birthday boys Dan Loomis and Bob Dinsmore along with Ron Jenerette and Dave Herrmann held pat and the Raiders took over on the 21.
“I was happy that we fought our way back to get close,” said Tranchina. “We had our opportunity to get the game to within three, but we did not capitalize.”
The Raiders kept to the ground, using Jones, Cousar and the big Raider line to move the ball to the three where
Jones swept right and in for the touchdown. Gillie’s kick made the score 3316.
With the leadership of MacDonald, the Blue Devils marched 65 yards in less than two minutes to narrow the score to 3323. From the Devil 49, MacDonald, like a magician, slid the ball into halfback Diano R e a v i s ’ hand. From there, Reavis glided down the left sideline for the touchdown.
“That was his first touchdown and I was happy for Diano,” exp r e s s e d Tranchina. “That play is either a touchdown or a five-yard loss. Ryan showed poise and did a good job.”
“They pulled some tricks on us and they worked,” said Ciccotelli. “We had
trouble with our special teams. We have some young kids in there. We will correct it.”
L i g h t ning struck again with 8:13 rem a i n i n g w h e n J o n e s , found an opening, s h o o k some tackles and bolted 59 yards for his fourth t o u c h d o w n . Jones fifth touchdown came on a eight-run slant, three plays after W es Wa r c h o l blocked a punt and S e rg i o P e r e i r a leaped on the ball.
J o n e s f i n i s h e d with an astounding 262 yards rushing in the second half. “They (Westfield) came out all fired up and we were a little flat. So, I knew that I had to help pick the team up,” said Jones. “Our line opened up a lot of holes and I had a lot of cutbacks.”
Jones pointed out, “Our line really picked it up in the second half. They did a great job today.”
“Every time they came back, we came back,” expressed Ciccotelli. “And that is a tribute to our team.”
The Blue Devils had 139 yards rushing with Jenkins carrying eight times for 41 yards and Reavis rushing five times for 59 yards. Giacone completed two of 11 passes for 17 yards and MacDonald completed two of six for 15 yards. The Raiders rushed for 353 yards on 50 carries with Cousar carrying six times for 16 yards and Freshwater rushing three times for 25 yards. Schiller completed five passes in nine attempts for 79 yards. The Raiders boosted their record to 3-0 while the Blue Devils slipped to 1-2.
Westfield 3 0 13 7 23 Sc PlnsFanwood 6 14 6 21 47
Soccer Crusaders Down UC Viking Boys, 4-1
An explosive first half gave the A. L. Johnson High School boys soccer team enough fire power to down the Union Catholic squad, 4-1, in Scotch Plains on September 30. Erik DaRocha scored the sole Viking goal in the first half on a direct kick from 20 feet out.
The Crusaders scored the first four goals. First, Dan Pretz on a cross from Shaun Griffin headed the ball into the net 14:51 into the game. Next, Jeff Howlett took a corner kick from Brett Healy and shivered the net with 22:37 off the clock, making the score 2-0.
Howlett got his second goal unassisted with 13:26 left in the half. Finally, Mike Crafka, with an assist
from Jim Scicolone, ripped the net with 5:49 remaining in the half. With 3:01 left DaRocha scored.
Viking goalie John Rakowski made several spectacular saves in the second half. Rakowski put a swift end to several Crusader attacks by successfully charging and blocking some one-on-one situations. Rakowski finished with 15 saves. Also, Viking keeper Dominic Etzold had six saves. Crusader keeper Jeff Giordano made 16 saves.
The Vikings totaled 18 shots on goal and the Crusaders had 22. The Crusaders lifted their record to 3-1-1 while the Vikings slid to 3-2.
Johnson 4 0 4 Union Catholic 1 0 1
Area High School Football Results:
OCTOBER 1: Elizabeth 44, Kearny 0
The Minutemen allowed not even a second of mercy for the helpless Kardinals as Billy Gilbert rushed for three touchdowns.
Kearny (13) 0 0 0 0 0 Elizabeth (30) 0 16 22 6 44
New Providence 42, Manville 0
The Pioneers broke the Mustangs in Manville as Tremayne Fogg rushed for 84 yards with a touchdown and snagged a 77-yard touchdown pass.
New Prov (30) 7 14 14 7 42 Manville (01) 0 0 0 0 0
OCTOBER 2: Plainfield 33, Newark East Side 6
Cardinal Anthony Davis ran all over the Red Raiders with four touchdowns and totaled 220 yards on 18 carries.
East Side (03) 0 0 0 6 6 Plainfield (22) 12 0 8 13 33
Rahway 44, Ridge 7
The Indians leveled Ridge in Bernards as Danny Johnson had a 46yard touchdown run in the first half and Blake Bailey grabbed an interception for an 85-yard touchdown return.
Rahway (31) 13 6 7 18 44 Ridge (21) 0 7 0 0 7
Union 17, Irvington 6
Farmer Bill Llave had touchdown runs of 45 and 14 yards to boost Union over the Blue Knights.
Irvington (04) 0 0 6 0 6 Union (30) 10 7 0 0 17
Linden 41, Cranford 12
The Tigers won the cat fight with the Cougars in Cranford. Pierre Chapman and Andre Sumner each rushed for two touchdowns. James Allen had touchdown receptions of 19 and 16 yards for the Cougars.
Linden (30) 20 15 6 0 41 Cranford (03) 0 0 0 12 12
Local Area High School Girls Volleyball Results:
SEPTEMBER 28: Cranford over Westfield, 15-12, 1115, 15-12
The Cougar girls won a battle with the Blue Devils in Cranford. Katie Baran had eight kills for the Cougars who improved to 2-1 while the Blue Devils dropped to 3-2.
SEPTEMBER 30: Union Catholic over Mother Seton, 15-5, 15-0
Deena Zack had eight service points and three kills for the (7-1) Vikings. Rachel Seamon notched four kills and scooped three digs.
Elizabeth over Teaneck, 17-15, 15-7
Jen Peralta made seven service points, six aces, six digs and four kills and Kathy Ore had eight service points, six assists, five digs and four kills for the Lady Minutemen who upped their record to 4-1.
Rahway over New Providence, 153, 15-6
Marina DeSanto had nine service points and two aces as the Indians massacred the Pioneers. Rahway improved to 5-1.
OCTOBER 1: Westfield over M. X. Shabazz, 156, 15-1
The Blue Devil girls boosted their record to 5-3 by breezing to a 15-6, 151 victory over Malcolm X. Shabazz in Westfield. Juniors Kelley Masterson, Patty Oslislo and BreighAnn Menza and sophomore Sam Benson combined to notch eight kills, eight service points, six aces and 10 assists. M. X. Shabazz dropped to 2-3.
Elizabeth over Newark East Side, 15-2, 13-15, 15-5
The Lady Minutemen pulled out the victory but the Red Raiders gave them a run in the second game. Elizabeth improved to 5-1.
DEVIL BOYS, MCMAHON GET 6TH
Devil Girls, Raider Boys Take Third at Shore Coaches Inv’l
The Westfield High School girls cross country team and the Scotch Plains-Fanwood boys both placed third in its respective class at the Shore Coaches Invitational at Holmdel on October 2. The Westfield boys placed sixth in the B Division class with 223 points.
Led by junior Maura McMahon, who placed sixth with a time of 21:03, the Blue Devil girls totaled 124 in the B Division behind Randolph with 117 and winner Ridgewood at 51. The Blue Devils at 22:00.9, however, posted a better average time than Randolph which averaged 22:06.4.
The third place finish marked the first time that the Blue Devil girls have earned team honors in that meet. Alexis Anzelone finished 16th with a time of 21:53, Rachel Ackerman placed 33rd at 22:21, Heather Dennis took 34th at 22:22.2, Aubrey McGovern came in 35th at 22:24.3,
Kyle Legones placed 41st at 22:50.8 and Adrianne Blauvelt finished 42nd with a time of 22:55.1.
“The time differential between Alexis and Aubrey was just :30! We had all seven runners in ahead of Randolph’s fifth runner,” pointed out Blue Devil Head Coach Tom Hornish. “This was the fastest time for our varsity this season.”
Bob Wallden finished 10th with a time of 17:13 to lead the Raiders who totaled 135 points in the C Division behind Red Bank at 97 and Paul VI at 41. Andrew Elko placed 26th at 17:55.9, Mike Dixon came in 31st at 18:05.9, Matt Schimming finished 37th at 18:17.3 and Nick Klastava came in 40th with a time of 18:22.
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UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
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Date Adopted: September 30, 1999 Public Notice is hereby given that the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders has awarded a contract without competitive bidding as a professional service or extraordinary, unspecifiable service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract and the resolution authorizing it is available for public inspection in the Office of the Clerk of the Board.
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Date Adopted: September 30, 1999 Public Notice is hereby given that the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders has awarded a contract without competitive bidding as a professional service or extraordinary, unspecifiable service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract and the resolution authorizing it is available for public inspection in the Office of the Clerk of the Board.
RESOLUTION NO.: 1445-99 AWARDED TO: Genova, Burns & Veruola, 354 Eisenhower Parkway, Livingston, New Jersey.
SERVICES: As counsel for legal representation on behalf of the County of Union in the matter entitled Pappas v. U.C.U.A. et al.
COST: In an amount not to exceed $5,000. M. Elizabeth Genievich
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SERVICES: For architectural services to prepare documents and drawings required for Governing Authority Agency Reviews of the Certificate of Need to expand psychiatric services at Runnells Specialized Hospital.
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TOWNSHIP OF SCOTCH PLAINS ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS THEREBY GIVEN that on
OCTOBER 14, 1999 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 430 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey, the Scotch Plains Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider the following appeal:
~ This is a corrected version of Legal Notice previously published in September 16, 1999 edition. ~
SUNOCO, INC. for permission to alter and add facade signage on the canopy at the service station, a conditional use in the B-3 Zone, located at 1734-1745 Route 22 at Myrtle Avenue (Block No. 704, Lot No. 1),
Scotch Plains, which requires use variances from the following section of the Zoning Ordinance:
Section 23-5.2e6(b) whereby “Two (2) signs may be mounted on the front facade
of the building...” Applicant is proposing
three (3) signs to be mounted on existing canopy as follows: one (1) sign to be mounted on front of canopy and one (1) sign to be mounted on each end of canopy.
All interested persons may be present and be heard.
The file pertaining to this application is in the Office of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, 430 Park Avenue, 2nd Floor, Scotch Plains, and is available for public inspection during regular office hours.
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DEFINITELY READY FOR THE SERVE…Blue Devils BreighAnn Menza, left, Kelley Masterson, center, and Nicole DeFabio get set for a Lady Bulldog serve.
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VIKING ON THE DEFENSIVE…Viking Ryan McKenna, No. 20, attempts to block a shot at goal by a Crusader in the second half. A. L. Johnson topped the Union Catholic boys, 4-1, in Scotch Plains.
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WINNING SERVE…Blue Devil Patty Oslislo makes a winning serve against the Lady Bulldogs.
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INTERCEPTION…Raider Nathan Jones makes his first of two interceptions against the Blue Devils on October 2 in Scotch Plains.
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BLASTING THROUGH FOR A BIG GAIN…Raider Fullback Gary Cousar, No. 5, finds a hole with the help of Bob Dinsmore, No. 65. Blue Devil Terrence Jenkins, No. 5, quickly closes the gap to eventually make the tackle.
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