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This page
from 2016 includes stories about 87 "Our Guys" who advanced to the
NFL, NBA or MLB. Fifteen stories were added in 2020, bringing the
total to 102.
Story Time album is
here.
Huck's stats for Catholic League football teams can be found at
easternpafootbll.com. Historical files on this site will be updaated
after the season.
Oct, 26
RIP, Mitch Schneider . . . Mitch, who coached
Southern's basketball team to the 1986 and 1987 Public League
championships and 252 wins from 1975 through 1989, has passed away.
Oct.
22
Schedule for the Inter-Ac's round robin session (Malvern
excluded): 10/31, EA at SCH, GA at HS, idle PC; 11/7. SCH at GA, PC
at EA, idle HS. 11/14, PC at GA, HS at SCH, idle EA. 11/21 SCH vs PC
at GA, EA at HS, idle GA. 11/28 GA at EA, PC at HS, idle SCH.
How'd this happen? (smile.) Ryan grad
Frank McArdle V is the football coach at Judge. Judge grad
Brian Murphy is the coach at Ryan
Oct. 20
Brian Murphy is Ryan's interim football coach.
Oct. 19
Best wishes going forward to Chris
Lampart, who is no longer Ryan's football coach.
Oct. 16
The Inter-Ac League, excluding
Malvern, has announced plans to play a round-robin football schedule
this fall.
August 1
Note from Ted: No updates will be
made for the foreseeable future. Sorry. Thanks. Take care.
July 31
Trivia answer: Wilt Chamberlain
averaged 48.5 minutes per game for the Philadelphia Warriors in the
1961-62 season. Yes, that’s more time than the normal game. The
Warriors played 50 extra minutes in that 80-game season due to seven
overtime games – five with one extra period, one with two and one
with three. So, the team’s average was 48.6 minutes. Correct
answers, in order, were provided by John “Blade/Lefty” McCauley,
Chuck Langerman, Gerry Sasse, Ted Rauch, Dan Solis-Cohen, Kevin
Lauer and George Orsino. Thanks to all participants!
Our thoughts and prayers are with the
family and friends of Mike Gale. Mike, an Overbrook product, 11 year
player in the NBA/ABA and cousin of former Daily News statman
Keith Hines, has passed away. RIP, Mike. Click
here.
The West Jersey Football League still plans to start football on the
weekend of Oct. 2, but the divisions have been altered based
on geography. Click
here for Tom McGurk's presentation.
Trivia question. Why is 48.5 a
legendary number in Philly sports history? Send your answer to
tedtee307@yahoo.com
by 6 p.m. Thanks.
Story time . . . Click
here
for: In his reluctant return to QB for a playoff,
West Catholic's Matt Rodia
steered his team to TD after TD after TD . . . All were needed, too,
Anyone out there remember the "Vandalizin' Varmint"? Click
here.
July 30
Story time . . . Click
here
and
here
for: In the summer of 1988, "Our Guys" Mike Parisi, Andy Meltzer and
Jim McKinstry (partially) traveled to Brantford, Ontario, to pitch
for a semipro baseball team owned by Wayne Gretzky's father, Walt.
They even spent some time living in the Gretzky family's home.
Click
here
for photos/captions from a 2007 American Legion playoff that
featured perhaps the craziest circumstances in baseball history.
Click
here for a story on the PIAA's latest decision.
July 29
Today's announcement from the PIAA:
Click
here.
An announcement on the Public League's
fall sports is expected today. . . . And click
here for a story on how things are going in District
11.
**Click
here
to see what All-Catholic honors were won (or
not) by quarterbacks of Catholic League football champions,
1961-forward.**
Story time . . . Click
here for:
Dougherty's Derrick Norris,
Ryan's Mark Ostazzewski
and
Dougherty's Mike Conway
were among the Non-Public heroes in the 1991 City All-Star Football
Game.
Click
here
to see the logo on this website's football Player of the Week
T-shirts from 2012.
Tiiiiime for a Chuck
Langerman Chuckbit. Click
here for: A sign that
Germantown Academy
would have a baseball powerhouse in 1972 was first evident in 1970.
The AOP's Steve Haug is
doing a Spotlight Series. Today's episode features 1983 St.
Hubert's grad Lynn Henderson-Ford, now the supervisor of officials
for CL girls basketball. Click
here.
July 28
Trivia question . . .
La Salle High grad Jim Poole,
a lefty, pitched for the Phillies in 1999. There were no correct
answers.
Check back tomorrow to see what All-Catholic honors were won (or
not) by quarterbacks of Catholic League football champions.
Story time . . . Click
here
for: During his high school career,
Roman's R.C. Kehoe
was known for slick passes. Beforehand? Dude could fill it up!
In 2010, a lights-out circus forced
West Catholic
to contest a state playoff at two sites, Carroll and Wood. Click
here
and
here
for pics.
Well, it's happening again . . . Rowan University has canceled fall
sports. Click
here.
Trivia question. Prior to
Malvern product Phil Gosselin,
who was the last Public/Catholic/Inter-Ac guy to play for the
Phillies? Send your answers to
chucklang@hotmail.com by
6 p.m.
Click
here
to see some way-back pages from football/basketball programs, as
offered by Mile Flynn.
July 27
**Click here for
pages that detail the football
history of Ocean City High, in South Jersey.**
**Click
here
for a list of Catholic League basketball champions with multiple
first team All-Catholic honorees, 1950-forward.**
Story Time . . . Click
here for: In 2006,
La Salle LB JB Campanella
was prominent among the many stars in a Catholic League football
final with incredible circumstances.
Never know where you'll see two future NBA players. Click
here.
Wood rising sr. G Rahsool Diggins
will play college basketball at UConn. Click
here for a story in a Hartford paper. And
here for a local
version.
July 26
Check back tomorrow for a list of
Catholic League basketball champions with multiple first team
All-Catholic honorees, 1950-forward.
Tedbit—Can’t say this for sure,
but it’s possible
Malvern Prep grad Phil Gosselin
yesterday vs. the Marlins became just the second
Public/Catholic/Inter-Ac product to homer twice in a game for the
Phillies. Slugger Del Ennis (Olney, 288 career homers) accomplished
that feat at least once (and likely numerous times) – in a 17-8 win
at Cincinnati n 1953. According to an Inquirer story, thieves had
broken into the players’ hotel rooms the previous day and stolen a
total of $150. Not exactly a gigantic haul, but not bad for 1953, I
guess. The homers were No. 8 and 9 in Phil’s career and his first
two with the Phillies. Congrats, Phil!
Story time . . . In 1998, all-star
baseball teams covering a 21-year period were picked. Click
here
for Overall/ Public (and multi-sport guys) and
here
for Catholic/Inter-Ac.
In this 2014 game vs. Roman,
N-G's Tony Toplyn
had plenty of spectators. Click
here.
Never know where you'll see website legend Ed "Huck" Palmer. Click
here.
July 25
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: In 2011,
West Catholic's Wes Jackson
got the point. Many of 'em, in fact.
In 2005,
Frankford's
baseball fans could not hide their joy. Click
here.
Never know where you'll see website legend Ed "Huck" Palmer. Click
here.
Click
here
for one man's thoughts on what should happen to fall sports.
Former GAMP baseball player John DeStefano has produced a very deep
21-minutr video that examines PTSD. Click
here for a story and
here
for the video.
July
24
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: The worst thing
Bonner basketball star Rod Blake ('84)
had to do at a going-to-Hawk-Hill press conference was talk.
Sometimes, the excitement of baseball is just too much. Click
here.
Germantown Academy rising sr. Jordan Longino
will play college basketball at Villanova. Click
here.
Blurb from Chuck Langerman on former MLB pitcher Bob Sebra (RIP).
Gloucester Catholic ace pitcher Bob Sebra in 1980 was (9-0) with two
no-hitters.
He struck out 103
batters and
finished with an earned run average of 0.70.
Gloucester Catholic finished the season (24-0) as
the only undefeated
team in the state,
a feat not accomplished since 1958.
Amazingly,
"The Newark Star Ledger" did
not rank
them the Number-one team in the state. They ranked Livingston
High School (28-2-1) of
Essex County the top team in the state. Former New Jersey Governor Chris
Christie was
a catcher and designated
hitter on that 1980 Livingston team.
July 23
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: In 2008,
Malvern QB Billy Conners
gave coach Gamp Pellegrini (RIP) what turned out to be quite the
finale.
Click
here
for Penn Charter pics from the cookout/pep rally n preparation for
the 2015 all-sports clashes with-Germantown Academy.
Penn
Charrter product Mike Hnatkowsky
is well prepared for his future. He just doesn't know whether will
be a part of it. Click
here for Joe Mason's story.
Well, it's happening again . . . A North Jersey school might become a
trendsetter. Click
here.
Penn Charter rising sr. WR Aaron Maione
will play college football at Davidson.
July 22
Great news!! Thomas "Hockey Puck" McKenna, your favorite
statistician EVER, has kicked esophageal cancer's butt. The
chemo/radiation treatments worked. He was given the all-clear
yesterday. Way to go, Puck, and thanks
to all who supported him during this difficult journey!!
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: As
Judge LB Paul Hartigan
confirmed in 1984, starting the season with a repeat of 1983's
finale brought large satisfaction.
In 2014,
West Catholic
began enjoying its new football field on Drexel's campus. Click
here.
July 21
Don "Fris" Conaway, a late-'60s varsity basketball player at
then-gigantic
Cardinal Dougherty
(roughly 6,000 students), spent about a 10-year stretch as Ted's
sidekick. Click here
for his recap of his career. Thanks for everything, Fris!!
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: In 2000,
Dan Timby, SJ Prep's
basketball manager, experienced quite the moment.
Click
here
for photos of the 55th Donofrio Basketball Tournament championship
game in 2015. Set begins with back-in-the-day pics on display
outside the gym.
Williamstown High product Aaron Lewis, arguably the best defensive player
in New Jersey in 2019, is ditching Michigan in favor of Rutgers.
Click
here.
July 20
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: Never know what assignment you'll receive in the summertime. In
1997? Allen Iverson!
Click
here
for team pics of cheerleaders from the 2008-09 school year.
Tiiiiime for a Chuck Langerman Chuckbit . . . Click
here
for: Whatever happened to Allentown Central Catholic QB Brendan
"Wood Scorcher" Nosovitch? (Also a bonus nugget.)
Wood RB Jarrett McClenton
is the
Reporter/Times
Herald/Montgomery Media Football Player of the Decade. Click
here for
Ed Morlock's story.
July
19
Story Time . . . Click
here
for: This Daily News appearance helped 4-9 1/2, 76-pound
Audenried G Jamal "Slick" Colliere
wind up in Sports Illustrated.
In 2014, a ceremony was held to retire the No. 45 jersey of star
Frankford LB Chris
"Waterboy" Spence
(RIP). Click
here
for pics by Amauro Austin.
Click
here
for a video done by Bill Wasylenko on
La Salle football's
Top 10 games of the 2010w. He intends to do similar videos back to
the 1950s. Thanks, Bill.
La
Salle's 2012
squad falls short in its bid to become the
Reporter/Times
Herald/Montgomery Media Football Team of the decade.
Click
here
for Ed Morlock's story.
Click
here
for a story on pretty much every Phillies fans' favorite player,
Tony Taylor
(RIP).
. Click
here for previous ALERTS!! . . .
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