Philadelphia Scholastic Football, 1990

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All-City

Public League

Quarterfinals
Mastbaum 26, Frankford 7
   Marc Baxter passed 6-for-13 for 134 yards and three TDs and made 13
tackles. Gary Fooks turned his two catches into 76 yards and two scores.
Barry Williams rushed 21 times for 126 yards and a TD. Mastbaum had lost
all 31 of its previous meetings with Frankford.
Bok 28, Germantown 8
   Greg Jones scored once on a rush and again on a fumble return and Lou
Cirri passed for two TDs.
Dobbins 28, West 15
   Derrik Millhouse passed 6-for-7 for 124 yards and a TD while Marlon
White (16-97, TD) and Jamal Smith (16-59, two TDs) handled the rushing.
Washington 42, King 0
   Ray Savage passed 7-for-9 for 148 yards and two TDs. The longest was
a 66-yarder to Rick Hite.
Semifinals
Doubleheader at Northeast
Mastbaum 36, Bok 0
   Marc Baxter scored on a 100-yard interception return and a 51-yard fumble
return and came within a whisker of converting another interception into an
89-yard TD return. He also ran 20 yards for a TD. Tony Harris made 13 tackles.
Washington 30, Dobbins 12
   A 71-yard run by Terrell Jones (5-111) was the longest of four TDs for the
Eagles, who went exclusively with subs after the first 18 minutes.
Final
At Northeast
Mastbaum 28, Washington 26
    Trailing 20-0, Washington roared to four TDs in slightly under
11 minutes to take a 26-20 lead with 8:50 left. Mastbaum's winning drive
was highlighted by a 49-yard pass from running back Barry Williams to
wideout Gary Fooks and capped by a 6-yard run by QB Marc Baxter. Fooks
then snagged Baxter's conversion pass. Jamie Jacobs made seven tackles
during Washington's final drive, halted when Danny Soto stopped Brian
White for no gain on fourth-and-7 at Mastbaum's 20. Williams rushed 16
times for 97 yards and a TD. Baxter passed 7-for-16 for 83 yards and a
TD to Uhuru "Joby" Hamiter. The title was Mastbaum's first in 43 years
of PL membership. For Washington, Terrell Jones carried 16 times for 108
yards and two TDs. The teams combined for 603 yards total offense and 31
first downs.

Standings

Coaches' All-Public

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Mastbaum
Coach
John Murphy
Record
5-0-0, 11-0-0
All-Stars
Robt. "Boss" Holmes, L
Uhuru "Joby" Hamiter, Rec.
Marc Baxter, QB
Barry Williams, RB
Tony Harris, LB
Jamie Jacobs, LB
Danny Soto, LB

Catholic League

Quarterfinals
La Salle 6, McDevitt 0
    The only score came in the second quarter, when Keith Conlin and
Jim Cairnes forced a fumble and Craig Fitzgerald picked up the ball and
rumbled six yards into the end zone. McDevitt was held to four first
downs and 2-for-18 passing.
Ryan 14, Judge 7
    Mark Ostaszewski carried 31 times for 156 yards and two TDs,
including the game-winner on a four-yard run with 0:13 left.
O'Hara 7, St. James 6
    After QB Scott Green rolled right to score from the 2 with 0:18
left, St. James tried the same play on the conversion. Ian MacNamara,
Bob Gibbons and Chris Ardizzi combined to stop Green inches short of the
goal line.
Carroll 21, West 3
    Vic Ameye passed 8-for-12 for 141 yards and a TD to Sean
McGarvey (3-43).
Semifinals
At Northeast
Ryan 17, La Salle 0
    Pat Joyce made eight tackles and caused two fumbles. Tim
Gasiewski recovered a fumble for a TD.
At Radnor
Carroll 17, O'Hara 7
    Russ Kingsbury rushed 25 times for 75 yards and a TD and Mike
Liney paced the defense with two interceptions and three deflections.
Final
At Villanova Stadium
Ryan 20, Carroll 13 (OT)
    Jamie Sutton passed 15 yards to Jim Stott for the decisive score
as Ryan won the first CL title game to go overtime. Brian Hamill kicked
field goals of 32 and 39 yards, setting a one-season, city-league record
with 11 (in 16 attempts). Mark Ostaszewski rushed 35 times for 130
yards. For Carroll, Sean McGarvey returned a kickoff 86 yards for a TD
and star lineman Ray Kane, forced to sit out with a severe knee injury,
was presented a game ball by first-year Ryan coach Glen Galeone.

Standings

Coaches' All-Catholic

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Ryan
Coach
Glen Galeone
Record
7-0-0, 12-1-0
All-Stars
Matt Ott, L
Bob McDevitt, Rec.
Mark Ostaszewski, RB
Tom Crozier, RB
Brian Hamill, K
Jim McCaffery, P
Brian Devine, DL
Tom McGarrity, DL
Gene McAleer, LB
Jim Magee, DB

Inter-Ac League

Standings

Coaches' All-Inter-Ac

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Penn Charter
Coach
Bill Gallagher
Record
4-0-0, 7-0-0
All-Stars
Garret Jackson, L
John Shegda, L
Brian Weick, RB
John Merritt, DL
Bill Gallagher, LB
P.J. Kane, DB