Princess Anne High School - Peerage Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Gene Gerloff puts the squeeze on a F.C. Patriot fabovej Richard Byrd heads for the goal frigh 0 WILDCATS BREAK 17- GAME WINNING STREAK Princess Anne traveled to Great Bridge for her first game of the season, where the Wildcats gained their revenge by snapping the Cavaliers, 17-game wimiing streak. The Cavaliers fought hard to gain win number eighteen, but a see-saw game provided for a final score of 19-7. Princess Anne drove 50 yards for its only score midway through the last quarter. David Haxter made the six points on a one-yard dive into the left side, and a Patterson kick raised P.A.'s score to 7. The Wildcats held a tight offense, as this was the first time the Cavaliers had penetrated the Great Bridge 45. Pearson gains yardage around right end. Fred White and David Allen close the gap on a Wildcat ballcarrier. PATRIGTS INCH BY P. A. The Cavaliers met the First Colonial Patriots for Princess Anne's home opener. In what was a slow game the first half, both teams picked up in a tight to the finish. The Patriots scored first, with runs of 66 and 10 yards in the third period. The Cavalier touchdown came with 9:48 minutes remaining. Quarterback Eddie Diehl unloaded a 49-yard bomb to split end Lewis Welch, capping a 10-yard drive. The determined Cavaliers kept a crowd of 10,000 on their feet in the last period, threatening the Patriot goal twice. After a 15-yard penalty against First Colonial, the Cavaliers advanced to the Patriot 9. However, First Colonial held on the fourth down. With minutes remaining, Fletcher Hester hit Don King with a pass at the Patriot 24. Diehl then found King open, but the pass fell incomplete. When the clock stopped, the score remained 13-7.

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Barlow evades would-be Norview tackler. The Cavalier offense was stifled for the first three quarters as the Maury Commodores racked up 20 points. Their touchdown opener was early in the second period when they blocked a Diehl punt deep in Cavalier territory. The Commodores scored three more times in the same period. Maury kept an upper hand on Princess Anne, not allowing the Cavaliers to threaten the Commodore goal at any time and producing a final score of 27-0. The Norview Pilots avenged their '67 loss from the Cavaliers through their quick defense. The Cavaliers gained only twenty yards on the ground, eighty yards in the air. A Pilot sophomore opened the game's scoring with a 42-yard run capping a 79-yard Norview drive. It was difficult for the Cavaliers to stop the Pilots as they zoomed across the field gaining yardage and points. Princess Anneis greatest threat came with less than a minute remaining when the Cavaliers fought to the Pilot goal to break the shut-out. However, the ball was lost on a fumble, and the score remained 32-0. I 1711 F -qw , ar? 4-.. V . J re Q.. : K ,vii ' x -.., A- .. 43 -6L,..,, ml-0. a v - J- - ' ' .ll-.. Pit --V., 2 ' P. fi- Jgsigw, girl- A' b 5- fi'-f,-11:3 X Sag.. Q. a..?i'5ias xg 1. 7' ' ., 3 1: f '-1 1 tis . ,-1, Fl , . ,Q-. . e 'r , r, .B , I isrdsvf .ii - , .5 ii if '- - 'ft' -5 1-1, ' 4 -fn . ' iii ,li lg., 'A A3 ,Y I. 1 V? . , - 'us gang? sq?-hu, 5-3435, . -f . if .. '. lil, l ' . 4. gg.. - Q ,pgs gif. ' A V. -' ff: . . , , jcifv- 1 I 'li 9. .tn as g mnfigg Aiirfzia ,E .3 -sian. X A '12-A 4. -f 1 f r.. rY .'-' wil- K--. .f3.e'vff'5.f-',. ' ' -f - 'af at ff fi' A' A if' w 1' . 4. . ' -- -525: 44,3 x fu Ti- -' ' . rt 4 t.L..J2. ----4 r!...l' -:4- -Q76 nn -. 1 l fat, is-ifg.-ti Q- ,'lgQ'f9?: A 'M-'A'-,5'. N Y. ISN ' ' -. L 3.3-rt :ki as .. . , . 4. 1? -.1. 19. 1. 's .1 . . , 1 1 . Q l -f . .-..1. 1 Fletcher Hester leads Ray Roenker around right end. lx Bob Gerloff dives for control of the ball.