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282' - law A . lt was a battle of the defenses at Taft High School in Cleveland's second league contest. After a tieing battle in 1968 the Cavaliers came up with another frustrating tie in 1969. Cleveland fought to the wire, holding Taft until the last 47 seconds when they scored on a one yard plunge. Overall statistics were prac- tically even between both teams. Bowling led the Cava- lier rushing with 106 yards. The Cavaliers remained undefeated with one win and one tie in league play. The world of high school football holds many sur- prises. Cleveland's Cavaliers. in all pre-game polls, were picked to wipe out El Camino Real, but managed to barely slip by the Conquistadores with a margin of 8-O. Offensively,Cleveland dominated the game, total- ing 194 yards. l-lowever, the defenses proved to be equal in ability. The lone Cavalier touchdown was tallied in the third Quarter. Tailback Jim Fenwick virtually pushed himself for 14 yards in three carries to the one-yard-line. Full- back Frank Bowling then took the ball the necessary one yard into the end zone. Two points were added to the score with a reverse by Bill Randolph on the con- version.
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Employing a stubborn, ball-control offense, the Cavaliers out-performed Canoga Park High with a score of 12-O. The drive for the first touchdown was started by Phil Kanehl from the 30 yard line when he hit Phil Barnes on a 29 yard gain. The 70 yard drive ended as tailback Jim Fenwick swept left on a 3 yard sweep with 3:46 left in the half. CleveIand's second touch- down came in the second half when the Cavalier de- fense recovered a Canoga Park fumble on the 18 yard line. On the next play, Jim Fenwick scored on a quick opener up the middle. When the Cavaliers met the Regents in their im- L ! l portant final league contest, they were smothered by Reseda's inescapable defense. The Regents broke quickly from the gate and went on to defeat Cleveland 31-6. The Cavaliers were left-footed all night. They ended up with a total of 92 yards gained in the game, while Reseda piled up 265, The lone Cavalier touch- down started on a 50 yard aerial by Phil Kanehl to Rick Nlerchant, which put the ball on the 3 yard line. From there, tailback Jim Fenwick carried it over. The dejected Cavaliers fought hard to the finish before a saddened crowd.
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