Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
Some First Class Football
Thrills ALUGit u Of d
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to 1912. The Hens trounced Le-
high 1877 in last years game, and
Engineer coach Bill Leckonby has
made no secret of the fact that he
is pointing his team for Delaware.
Quarterback Dan Nolan, regarded
by many as the top signal-caller
in the East, will lead the Engineer
attack.
On October 5 the Hens will face
la newcomer to the Delaware
schedule in Bowling Green State
University of Ohio. 1856 champions
of the Mid-American Conference
with season record of eight wins
and one tie, the Falcons may pre-
sent the stiffest competition that
Delaware must contend with this
year. Bowling Green coach Doyt
Perry has a record of 18 victories
against only one defeat and three
ties in his three years with the
Falcons, and the OhiOans are en-
tering the 1857 campaign with 33
veterans from last years squad,
19 of them lettermen.
The 1857 Homecoming Game at
Delaware Stadium will be played
against New Hampshire on Octo-
Der 19. The 1856 Wildcat backfield
will return intact, led by ALL
Yankee Conference quarterback
Bobby Trouville. New Hampshire,
having suffered four straight de-
feats at the hands of the Blue Hens,
Will make a strong bid for ven
geance before the homecoming
crowd.
In the final home game of the
season, on November 8, the Tenn
pie Owls will field a squad that has
13 returning lettermen, including
fullback Chad O'Shea, who played
his best game of the 1856 season
against Delaware as the Hens
dOwned the stubborn Owls, 14-7
In four games scheduled away
in 1857 Delaware will meet La
Ifayette at Easton, October II;
Connecticut at Storrs, October 26;
Rutgers at New Brunswick, No
vember 2; and Bucknell at Lewis
burg, November 16.
Players from Delaware report
ing Sunday included Leroy Dallas
ky, Wilmington; Leon Dombrow-
ski, Wilmington; Darrell Foraker
Wilmington; Alvin Huey, Milford:
Mark Hurm, Newark; Bob John
son, Wilmington; Ray Klapinski
Newark; Charles Melvin, New Cas-
tie; and Howard Meyer, Dagsboro.
In addition to Harvanik squad
members from New Jersey include
Larry Catuzzi, Carlstadt; Tony De-
Lucas, Westville; Dick Duerr,
Lyndhurst; Karl Frantz, Audubon
Park; Ron Kelley, Carteret; Bob
Jones, Linden; George Jarome,
Little Ferry; Denny Luker, Gran
ford; Steve Matthes, Long Branch;
John Mordas, South River; Harris
Mosher, Westfield; Tom Murray
Princeton; Don Osmun, Delaware:
john Partilla, ROselle Park; John
POllack, Passaic; Jim Roe, Dover;
Pete Shelton, franklin; Bill
Strandwitz, Merchantville; Tony
Toto, Old Bridge; and Dan Tripod.
Englewood Cliffs.
From Pennsylvania come John
| Bowman, York; Jim Breyer, York:
Otto Fad, Fort Washington >, Jim
Garvin, Philadelphia; Tom Gut
shall, Huntingdon: Walt Handel,
Philadelphia; Ben Klingler, Her
shey; Milk Nevada, Middleport:
Gaspare Pellegrini. Philadelphia;
Bob Reeder, Yeadon; Jack Rodgers.
Pottsville; Tony Suravitch, Ches-
ter; John Turner. Philadelphia;
and John Walsh, Philadelphia
Players from other states in
clude Urban Bowman, Westmin-
ster, Md; and Cliff Browning, To-
ledO, Ohio.
Season and single-game tickets
for all Delaware home games are
available at the Athletic Depart
ment in Newark.