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1 Challenged by a tackle, Chris Lynch drives forward. 2 Excedrin headache number 3. 3 Stooping to meet the ball, Pete Haley executes a bold steal. 4 Score! 5 Momentum, gained by Mark Garrity’s save, propels the ball. 6 Con- centration on downfield play sculptures the expression of Ken MacLeod. 49
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Cathedral’s young soccer squad nabs league title; Bows from tournament with bizarre, disputed loss For the third time in five years the Cathedral booters captured the Interschool League soccer crown, the symbol of soccer superiority among the five city high schools. Although the majority of the squad was juniors, the team showed exceptional poise throughout the season according to Coach Lee Kenworthy. Forwards Paul Stelzer and Steve Lortie provided most of the offenseive punch, backed by a defense anchored by Chris Lynch and Ken McLoed. The city title was handily won by the Panthers who took seven out of eight contests, including the title clincher against Classical. Steve Lortie’s two goals provided the winning margin in a 3-1 verdict over Longmeadow in the opening round of Western Mass competition. In Monson, against Leominster in the quarter-finals, Cathedral experienced one of its most frustrating games, after four overtime periods the score stood 0-0. Cathedral enjoyed a wide shots-on-goal edge over their opposition but were at a 7-5 disadvantage in corner kicks, which is the determining factor in tie games. Chris Lynch, Jim Berg, and Steve Lortie were recognized for their performances by being named to both all-city and second Western Mass teams.
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1 Top-scorer Paul Stelzer boots the ball to cen- ter. 2 Deep in Tech territory, John Sullivan re- ceives the pass. 3 Escaping a frustrated oppo- nent, John Stanton races for the ball. 4 Coach Kenworthy plans such clever strategy, even the ref lends an ear. 5 Fancy footwork by Steve Lor- tie sends the ball upfield. 6 Seemingly calling for help, Dave MacLeod looses the ball to oppo- nent Tom Dyjak. 50 Pen! is 4 Pet Fe at ee POEM
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