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Turkey Day Green With Envy Thanksgiving at T.F.H.S. was not looked forward to! Turners was coming into the game winless and Greenfield, undefeated, was on their way to the Superbowl. Huge bets were placed against them, claiming Greenfield would score 40 points by half-time, and an article In the paper said that Turners wouldn ' t make It over the 50 yard line. Still, the Indians held their heads high and treated the game as a new season. The game was played on a cold and rainy day, yet fans still showed to cheer on their teams. The scoreboard showed 22-0 at half-time, but Turners still played hard and allowed only 13 more points In the game. Greenfield left with a surprising 35-0 victory. They scored more points against many Suburban League teams. Many players made terrific efforts. Bob Mosca led the offense with an amazing 40-yard run in the first half; he then caught a screen pass from Jason Dobosz to run for another 30 yards. He contributed defensively with an interception and many tackles. Tim Walsh was a key player defensively stopping many great runs with his strong tackles. He was helped by Torrey Scott and Shawn Morin. John Putala put in a strong effort otfensively and defensively. He and Jon Dobosz faced the Wave ' s defense to protect quarter- back, Jason Dobosz. Dobosz connected on a couple of passes with George Garner, but the gain wasn ' t enough to score. Turners was not ashamed of the game they played, and they headed off the field knowing they did the best they could. Torrey Scott celebrating a fumble recovery. Tim Walsh thinking about his last senior foot- ball game. Amy Ozdarski and Jen Thomas never gave up hope. Ed Baker struggling to stay inbounds. 8 Thanksgiving
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The Booster Day football game was a hard-fought defensive battle, which ended in a 12-0 loss for Turners. The game was close throughout, with Mohawk scoring in less than a minute before half-time, and again in the last quarter. Mohawk ' s touchdowns came from a blocked punt and an interception. Not only was the game a heartbreaking loss for the players, but Coach Koldis also was injured on the sidelines. A Mohawk player was rushing for the sidelines and Coach Koldis was unable to move in time. Even though the team did not come through with a victory, everyone is still very proud of the players. Booster Day 7 The Freshmen are getting psyched for the game. Queen and King (Janice Radzuik and Ron Rowe). Jason Dobosz pitches back to Bob Mosca. Rick Crofton makes a catch. TFHS band plays during the parade.
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Bob Mosca passing downfield. The rowdy Turners Falls fans. A new strategy? Erik Sauter having a word with the official. Thanksgiving 9
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