Philadelphia Scholastic Football, 1964

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City Players on All-Scholastic Team

FIRST TEAM  
C Jim Armstrong Judge
G Ed Plocha La Salle
T Bob Crozer Hav. School
E Fred Winston Germantown
B Gary Friedhoff Frankford
B Jim Casertano Dougherty
SECOND TEAM  
G Ed Fischer Frankford
G Bob DeSantis Gtn. Academy
T Dennis Ziemba Judge
E Jim Callahan Dougherty
B Greg Tisdale Roxborough
B Bob "Sparky" Faries St. James

City Title

At Franklin Field
Judge 19, Frankford 18
    Under coach Bill Brannau, star quarterback on South Catholic's
1948 co-city champions, Judge bagged the win with 56 seconds remaining
as QB Bill Kelly (6-for-12, 92 yards) scored from the 1 and kicked the
PAT. Gerry Bradford recovered a fumble at Judge's 44 to set up the
winning drive. Chuck Jarvis rushed 13 times for 54 yards and the game's
first two TDs and made four receptions for 47 yards. For Frankford, Gary
Friedhoff rushed 26 times for 148 yards and two TDs.

Public League

Decided in Regular Season
Frankford (7-0-1)
    In heavy rain, the visiting Pioneers completed a 7-0-1 campaign
by wilting Washington, 14-0. Gary Friedhoff sloshed for both TDs -- 60
yards with a blocked punt (Bill Murphens and Gregg McLaughlin did the
honors) and 4 yards from scrimmage (following another blocked punt by
Murphens). The runner-up spot went to Germantown and Southern at 7-1-0.

Standings

Frankford 7  0  1
Germantown 7  1  0
Southern 7  1  0
Olney 6  1  1
Overbrook 6  1  1
Franklin 5  2  1
Dobbins 5  3  0
Edison 4  2  2
Washington 4  3  1
Central 3  4  1
Bartram 2  4  2
Lincoln 2  4  2
Roxborough 2  5  1
West Phila. 2  6  0
Bok 1  6  1
Gratz 1  7  0
Mastbaum 1  7  0
Northeast 0  8  0

Coaches' All-Public

FIRST TEAM  
C Ray Fitch Wash
G Claude Scott Edi
G Ed Fisher Fkd
T Bob Bell West
T Jim Young Bart
T Phil Jerrido Edi
T Gerald Hendricks Gtz
E Jay Gill Linc
E Fred Winston Gtn
E Harvey Johnson Mast
B Gary Friedhoff Fkd
B Greg Tisdale Rox
B John Williams Fkn
B Stan Sitarsky Cent
B George Lattera Sou
B Ed Guzman Dobb
B Bill Wallace Sou
SECOND TEAM  
C Steve Sennott Bok
G King Harris Gtn
G John Ashby Cent
T Joe Bell Dobb
T Bill Summers Oln
T Avi Isaak Ovb
T Dave Shrier Sou
E Bob Halter Oln
E George Stalling Ovb
E Jeff Ostroff NE
B Tom Hunter Oln
B John Purtel Edi
B Richie Newman Bart
B Al Wells NE
B Joe Carvalho Ovb
B Joe Stock Mast
B Steve Kirby Ovb
B Bob Cosby Gtn

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Frankford
Coach
Odie Surrick
Record
7-0-1, 8-2-1
All-Stars
Ed Fisher, G
Gary Friedhoff, B

Catholic League

North Tiebreaker
At Northeast
Judge 12, Dougherty 7
   An overflow crowd of 9,500 watched this one, necessitated
when Dougherty triumphed over Judge, 9-6, one week earlier
in the final game of the regular season. The Crusaders came
back from a 7-0 deficit on short runs by Charlie Jarvis and
QB Bill Kelly. Tom Walsh's fumble recovery and a bad snap
on a punt set up those scores. Reserve QB Bob Sutton, an early
replacement for the injured Glenn Hannigan, passed 14 yards to
Jim Callahan for Dougherty's score. Those two connected for 57
yards to the Judge 24 as the game wound down. There was only
time for one more play, an incompletion.
Final
At Kennedy Stadium
Judge 32, St. James 14
    Charlie Jarvis scored on passes of 40 and 18 yards from Bill
Kelly and ran 8 yards for a TD to lead Judge. He also kicked two PAT and
uncorked a 66-yard quick kick. Kelly scored a TD of his own on a keeper.
Frank McGuigan got the Crusaders rolling by scoring on a 55-yard
interception return. For St. James, halfback Tom Kaufman threw for two
scores on trick plays and Bob "Sparky" Faries had an interception.

Standings

NORTHERN DIVISION
*Judge 5  1  0
Dougherty 5  1  0
La Salle 4  2  0
McDevitt 3  3  0
Egan 2  4  0
North 2  4  0
Kenrick 0  6  0
   * -- beat Dough. in playoff.  
SOUTHERN DIVISION  
St. James 5  1  0
Bonner 4  1  1
West 4  2  0
Neumann 3  2  1
SJ Prep 3  3  0
Roman 1  5  0

Coaches' All-Catholic

NORTHERN DIVISION  
First Team  
C Tom Wilson Dough
G Ed Plocha La S
G Fred Kowski North
T Dennis Ziemba Judge
T Frank Bogle La S
E John McNamara McD
E Jim Callahan Dough
QB Bill Kelly Judge
RB Jim Castertano Dough
RB Tim Dunleavy McD
RB Tom Razzano North
Second Team  
C John Duffy Egan
G Jim McCann Egan
G Joe Parsons North
T Steve Sullivan Dough
T Leroy Kelly Dough
E Mike McCarthy La S
E Bill Jenkinson McD
QB Tom Bender McD
RB Steve McNichol La S
RB Chuck Jarvis Judge
RB Tom Lyons Dough
SOUTHERN DIVISION  
First Team  
C Tom Bielli West
G Bob Colodonato ST More
G Lou Penna Neum
T Mike Guerin Bonn
T Paul Claffey Prep
E Ed Bialous Roman
E Ed Gallagher Prep
QB Bob "Sparky" Faries St. J
RB Joe Naselli Neum
RB Bob Kaufman St. J
RB Ernie Bono ST More
Second Team  
C Neil McCrossen Bonn
G Tom Healy West
G Harry Schumacher West
T Pat McDonnell ST More
T Dom Salotta  Bonn
E Lou Perrotta ST More
E Joe Luchetta Bonn
QB Tom Moretto Prep
RB Jim McFillin Prep
RB Ed McFillin Prep
RB Rocco Lombardo Neum

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Judge
Coach
Bill Brannau
Record
5-1-0, 9-2-0
All-Stars
Dennis Ziemba, T
Bill Kelly, QB
Charlie Jarvis, RB

Inter-Ac League

Season's Recap
Haverford School (5-0-0)
  On their own field, the Fords overcame a 3-0 halftime
deficit to best Episcopal, 28-3, and conclude a perfect
league season. Buzzy Potts scored on an interception
and a pass from Scott MacBean, who ran for a score
of his own. PC went 4-1-0 for second.

Standings

Haverford School 5  0  0
Penn Charter 4  1  0
Gtn. Academy 3  2  0
Chestnut Hill 2  3  0
Episcopal 1  4  0
Malvern 0  5  0

Coaches' All-Inter-Ac

FIRST TEAM  
C John Hilferty MP
G Bob DeSantis GA
G Bob Crozer HS
T Fran Auch MP
T John Waite EA
E Hank Stringer HS
E Paul Miller MP
B Scott MacBean HS
B Allan Stitzer GA
B Jon "Bucky" DeLong PC
B Tom Hogan CH
SECOND TEAM  
C Rich "Haldy" Gifford PC
G Wayne Palmer PC
G Bob Bolger GA
T Chuck Harry PC
T Dick Collier GA
E Gerry Eckles GA
E Dave Rulon PC
B Rich Deats PC
B Ken Dunn PC
B Buzz Potts HS
B Don Wilkins HS

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Haverford School
Coach
Ed Baker
Record
5-0-0, 7-1-0
All-Stars
Bob Crozer, G
Hank Stringer, E
Scott MacBean, B
Buzz Potts, B
Don Wilkins, B