Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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fMARCH ON IIRIJSTAIDEIRS BOLD VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES WE 23 Carrollton 7 Brooke 0 Wintersville 6 East Liverpool 35 Youngstown East 3 Bellaire 19 Big Red 7 Louisville Aquinas 15 Toronto 7 Youngstown North SCORING T.D. P.A.T. F G PTS Mark Dugan 5 0 Jason Thorn 3 0 Jay Donnelly 0 11 Franco Rea 2 0 John Mantica 2 0 Marc Steele 2 0 Andy DiPa1ma 1 0 Dan Vitlip 1 0 Anthony Orsini 1 0 Greg Ulasiewicz 0 1 Marco Oliveri 0 1 RUSHING ATT . GAIN LOST Mark Dugan 113 497 Franco Rea 95 304 Jason Thorn 53 257 John Mantica 31 92 Andy DiPa1rna 18 60 Marc Steele 22 57 Tony Bass 13 37 Ken Davis 4 23 Dan Wright 8 27 Dan Vitlip 4 5 Red Arrico 1 3 Lavern Allen 1 1 Lance Coulter 1 0 TD POINTS CENTRAL 17 OPPONENTS 26 PASSING ATT. COMP CENTRAL 119 OPPONENTS 104 TOTAL PLAYS CENTRAL 496 OPPONENTS 423 RECORD 2-8

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queakers Close the Season v In their sixth game of the season Central faced Louisville Aquinas. Aquinas led at halftime 20-0 and increased it to 40-0 midway through the fourth quarter. Central's only score came with second to go in the game. Dugan broke a tackle and scored from the 21 to make the final 40-7 , Aquinas. A huge throng gathered at Harding Stadium as the Red Knights and Crusaders clashed on the gridiron. Toronto got on the board first with a touchdown drive in the first quarter. After a scoreless second period, Toronto again hit paydirt with a two yard burst in the third quarter. In an unforgettable fourth quarter, Central took a 15-14 lead on a 60 yard punt return by Steele and a one yard run by Orsini with a two point conversion on a pass from Orsini to Ulasiewicz. Heartbreak and tears were to follow as Toronto booted a field goal with seconds to go in the game to snatch a victory from our grasp. Final - 17-15. Central wrapped up the season against a fighting Youngs- town North team. The Crusaders got on the board when Man- tica hit Steele with a 50 yard pass. Steele raced down the sideline and in for the points. Donne1ly's kick was good and Central led at the half, '7-0. This lead didn't last long when North intercepted a pass deflection and ran it back for a score. North got a two point conversion to put them on top and then held on for an 8-7 victory. 40 Andy DiPalma stops Toronto dead in their tracks. ABOVE: Robert fRedJ Arrico attempts a tackle. TOP LEFT: Rick Habash takes the game into his own hands.

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