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It was like a snowball that 8 tarts oat small at the top of the hill, but on its way down gets larger and larger until it is virtually unstoppable. FM's varsity football team, formerly regarded as a team going \extensive rebuilding,\ but instead lashed into the Spartans at ESM's homefield September 22 with a relentless attack by both the offense and the defense. The final score was 34-3 an FM triumph. It all started early in the first quarter when ESM took the ball over for its first posses sion The Spartans started down the field with no trouble, as expected, but before they got to the goal line, they were stopped by FM captain Jim Kiernan's defense and some sloppy ESM play. After the ESM field goal that resulted, it was all FM as the Hornet defense led by Kiernan and defensive back Joel Adour took the offensive game away from the Spartans. Adour's fumble recovery touchdown in the first quarter, and his clutch interception with a minute left in the first half which set up another touchdown gave FM the con fidence and momentum that would carry them for the rest of the game FM grabbed .131 yards of total offense, mostly on the arm of quarterback Lyle Buroker who had, what ESM assistant coach Dan Mental called, \simply a sensational game \ Buroker's passing ac counted for three touchdowns. an eight yard tally to John Cunningham, a 40 yard strike to the ever present Adour, and another strike to Rob Hudson which put the game away for FM. The other FM touchdown was scored on a 50 yard breakaway run off of a counter play by Dave Evans, who team 8 with Bruce Dew and Bruce Yancey in FM's backfield Whether it was just a sloppy ESM performance, a team picked by most to win the f division, or it was that FM has put together a team that will surprise many people, a team spurred on by emotion and determination rather than size and experience, the end result remains the same — Fayettevitle-Manlius routed ESM. ESM has a game next week that will tell which kind of team they really are as they go up against undefeated JD, while FM will enjoy a Homecoming Crowd taking on defensive minded Cortland. FM Tied In Opener A last minute goal by FM junior Carol Douglas saved the HoYnet field hockev team from defeat in their season opener September 1* The goal gave KM a 1 1 tie with ('ato-Meridian <«nri Hp parentlv some momentum for their next game three d;ivs later against <ui .lgfjreHHive Cortland te.irn \*hi< h thev beat 6-2 Senior cot apt am f'atti Smith stored two goals and freshman Kelh Kut/er added another pacing the KM ofieri sive attat k The other nxap tain Keth ( oleman along with senior* Weiuiv Smith, and ljnda Iraty led the defense against Cortland, helping out goalkeeper Fran Mehen FM's next home game is Fort FM field hockey is off to a good start with a 1-0-1 record. Myron Thursday after beating Cortland 3-2 September 18. Senior Patti Smith, an Empire Games scholastic starter for Region five, scored two goals in the contest. Photo/David A (^Olf SCOFSS Darrone V^wl l VWI WW Arrowhead Family Tournament A Flight |in sudden death) 1 Dick and Sue Parker 2 Fred and Bruce Dinvvachter B Flight 1 Don and Todd Thayer 2 0>ck and Kathy Snyder C Flight 1 Chuck and Jim Wisniewski 2 Frank and Dick Kinsella Longest Drive A R»ck Quick, B&C Rick Wise Closest to Pin A Tom Swanson. B&C Rick Wise By Scott Rosenman ESM junior varsity football playars congratulate C. Roberts who just plunged in for ESM's first touchdown of the day. Although ESM's varsity team was torn apart by FM. the JV hung in tough to win 18-6, and extend their record to 2-0. Basketball season Li not here quite yet, but some of our readers are still \up\ on the game in the off-season, especially Robert McVay, 217 Tflden Eh*., East Syracuse who came up with the most correct answers for the last week's basketball quiz. This week's Pro Football quiz should produce-quite a few res ponses, so get in those answers in the mail before Sunday to Scott Roseman, 200 Brooklea Dr., Fayetteville, NY 13066, and be eligible to win a $5 gift certificate at the International House of Pancakes in DeWitt. (This weeks topic-America's major sports - Pro-Football) 1. in what year was the American Football League organized? 2. What California based team is credited with inventing the shotgun formation back in 1961? 3. Isnt true that Y.A. Tittle. Earl Morral. and John Unitas all quarter- backed for the Baltimore Colts? 4. What football coach succeeded father-in-law Weeb Ewbank as head coach of the New York Jets? 6. What football player has kicked 322 field goals in his career? 6. What present team was once known as the Dallas Texans? 7. In 1967, the San Francisco 49's were coached by the all-time leader of punt returns for touchdowns. Who is this man? 8. New York. Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers, and Pittsburgh Pirates-are these the names of former football teams? 9. In what year was the first superbowl? 10. Who played in the first superbowl?, Last Week's Answers: 1. James Naismith: 2. No. (1919-25); 3. Nor-, thweetern;4.FrankSelvy WaltChamberlin;5.\Doms*;6. HolyCross;7. No; 8. George Mikan; 9. Alexander BtloY; 10. Richie Powers. JD Netters Still Undefeated By Cindy Kaufman The JD Varsity Girls Tennis team got their J979 season off to a familiar start by adding two more victories to their three year unbeaten record. The girls stretched their win ning streak to 29 by pushing past Nottingham 6-1, and crushing North Syraucse 7-0. In the first singles match against Not*uigharn, team captain. Kim Harper lost -a tough and closely fought match to one of the section's best single's players Mary Ann Jensen, 6-4, 7-5. The closest match of the day, however, turned out to be a winner for JD's second singles playervSue Levine. Levine nar rowly defeated Stacey McDonough, 4-6, 7-6, 7-6, van ning the final two sets in the tie-breaking game. The JD first doubles team of Jenny Kagan and Heidi Cheris had an easy time with the Nottingham team shutting them out 6-0, 6-0. The second doubles team had just a little tougher time as JD's Cindy Kaufman and Sindy Moskow won 6-4, 6-2. All three singles matches against North Syracuse were exciting and found JD vic torious, as Kim Harper, Mindi Golden and Sue Levine came back to beat their opponents. Harper defeated Lisa Senilis ing 7-6, 2-6, and 6-3, while Mindi Golden, playing her first match of the season beat Debbie Wynn 4-6,6-4.6-0. Once again winning in tie breaking sets, Sue Levine defeated her opponent Beth Nelson 7-6,7-6. , The four doubles matches were all won in straight sets aa Kagan and Cheris won again 6-3, 6-1, Colleen O'Connor ahd Sandra McLoughlin won 6-0,. 6-1 and the Kaufman and Mos kow .team repeated 6-1, 6-2. Linda Karlin and Mary Durgin also defeated their op ponents easily) &S, 6-0. The girls go for number 30 one September 28 against FM in what is shaping up to be one of the toughest games on the JD schedule
