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Varsity, Combine Squads Howe ' s reserve and varsity football teams were partially combined in the 1977 season for several reasons. One was to give sophomores and juniors who would normally play only on the reserve team a chance to participate in varsity games. Reserve members were also ready to replace injured varsity players. The team consisted of about twenty members, including leading scorer Ken Kincy and leading rusher and pass receiver Brad Gildea. The team had no serious injuries and wound up its season with a winning record of 6-3. The freshman football team is made up of boys from seven different junior high schools who must get to know each other and learn to play together as a team. The 1977 freshmen had a strong defense from th e start of the season and worked to develop better punting and passing techniques. As the team improved, it won four if its last five games and ended the season with an even record of 5-5. A re- warding victory for the freshmen was over undefeated Cathedral, a team that had been contenders for the city title. Outstanding freshman players were quarterbacks Dave Hinesley and Brian Shinkle, split end Eric Byrd, and punter Ted Wadsworth, who kicked a fifty-yard punt in the Cathedral game. (Melanie McDermet) 20— Sports
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