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# look at how Horace Greeley halted Sleepy s 26-game win streak
RICH CAHILL of Greeley just
missed blocking Cary See's
punt in third quarter of last
Saturday's game with Sleepy
Hollow. Greeley came from
behind to win the game, 12-8,
ending Sleepy Hollow's a m a f r
ing 26-game win streak.
TOM V R E D E N B R l ' G H,
Greeley's
premier
quarterback, fires a strike
over the middle to Joh Pontius
in secoftdj-tduartet -of—lastSaturday's game which was
won by the Quakers, 12-8. The
pass was complete, thanks to
Tom Hanrahan's key block as
shown here. The loss snapped
Sleepy's 26 game winning
streak.
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JAMIE KIERNAN, Horace
Greeley's bread - and - butter
halfback, sweeps around right
end for a 13-yard touchdown
to give the Quakers a c o m e from-behind 12-8 victory over
Sleepy Hollow, winners of 26
in a row coming
Saturday's
game
Greeley,
into
with
BOWLING
GARY MTKA of S l e e p y
Hollow, and son of Greeley
assistant coach Lou Mika,
scares his dad (or elated him)
with a sideline pass to Gary
Clark (32) in second quarter
of Saturday's big grid contest
between two undefeated NWIL
powers. An inspired bunch of
Quakers, and some heads-up
gambling by their coaching
staff, handed Sleepy Hollow
IN THE ROMANTIC
ATMOSPHERE OF
SOFT LIGHTS AND
CRASHING PINS.
its first loss in three years
(26 games) by defeating the
Horsemen, 12-8.
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QUARTERBACK
Tom
Vredenburgh,
with
pass
protection Joe Namath is
accustomed to getting, hits
and end John Pontius with a
short pass Oygjj the middle
for a key first down in last
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GEORGE MALONE, Sleepy
Hollow's shifty h a l f b a c k ,
needed four yards here to
make a crucial first down
with time running out inside
Greeley's 10 yard
line.
However, big Tom Hanrahan
(72) and Larry Savino of
Greeley saw to it that George
only got three yards, forcing
th'e Horsemen to give up
possession of the ball to
Greeley. This defensive effort,
plus the fine play of Greeley's
talented backfield, gave the
Quakers a 12-8 win and first
place in the NWIL.
G R E E L E Y ' S Bruce Bertkau
outleaps Lucky Valentine of
Sleepy for the ball in last
Saturday's NWIL Super Bowl
game won by coach Nick
Perrelle's Quakers, 12-8. It
was this play that was the
turning point of the game.
Greeley, trailing 8-6, was
faced with a fourtb-and-one
on Sleepy's 30. Here, coach
Perrelle gambled and won. QB
Tom Vredenburgh faded back
and tossed the ball to Bertkau
. . . Valentine and Bertkau
collided (above) . . . Bertkau
feU to the ground . . . the
ball bounced off Valentine's
hand and shot up in the air
behind him . . . just as the
ball was a foot off the ground,
Bertkau, still on the deck,
snatched it into his arms. On
the next play, Jamie Kiernan,
G r e e l e y ' s bread-and-butter
m a n , swept right end 13 yards
for what proved to be the
winning TD.
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