Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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Randy Holt Carl Prescott George Cawman Football 1,-7 Jack Pirozzi Dave Duthie

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rv as f Sullivan did a fine job in holding back the opponents offense in this the Raider's second shutout of the season. George School was the Raiders sixth opponent. Played at Newtown, Pennsylvania, the Raiders made their second best showing of the year. Trail- ing through most of the contest, the Redmen came up with the all important point -after-touchdownwhen they needed it, to defeat the home ball club 22 to 20. The final game for the Raiders was a home contest against an undefeated Pingry ball club from Newark, New Jersey. The Raiders did their best to break the visitors winning streak but failed as they lost with a 14 to 6 score. Even though ending with a 4 and 3 log for the season does not look to impressionable, it was a great improvement over the past several years. The team was ably coached by head coach Harold Poore and his assistants Peter Ramsay and David Rivers. At the beginning of the season lineman Randy Holt and quarterback Dave Duthie were elected by the team as co-captains Picking out the outstanding players on the team would be a rather difficult task. We must however recognize the fine pass- ing of Dave Duthie together with the outstanding running of Paul DeFranco who averaged 9.7 yards per carry in making the Raider offense so effective. On defense Randy Holt must be picked out as the team's outstanding lineman. A member of the varsity squad for three years, Randy has become known as The Mangler in football circles, Summing up the season, we can say truthfully that the team made a profitable impression for both the school and its stu- dents. It is hoped that next year's team will have a profitable season we wish them the best of luck

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