LEHIGHTON HAS CLOSE CALL TO FINISH UNBEATEN SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL THIRD Edition

[Todd Steigerwalt] was lost on the last play of the first half with a broken collar bone, while [Tom Keer], the Indians shoe-in for all-leaque quarterback, suffered a hip pointer and was never very effective in the second half. Keer wasn't the only quarterback deserving accolades. His Notre Dam...

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Published inThe morning call (Allentown, Pa.)
Main Author GARY BLOCKUS , Sunday Call-Chronicle
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Allentown, Pa Tribune Publishing Company, LLC 11.11.1984
Subjects
Donegan, Tom
Keer, Tom
Parsons, Dave
Steigerwalt, Todd
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Summary:[Todd Steigerwalt] was lost on the last play of the first half with a broken collar bone, while [Tom Keer], the Indians shoe-in for all-leaque quarterback, suffered a hip pointer and was never very effective in the second half. Keer wasn't the only quarterback deserving accolades. His Notre Dame counterpart, Tom Donegan, nearly pulled off what would have been a remarkable upset on Parents Day for the Crusaders. John Gallop intercepted Keer for the third time in the second half and took it to the Indians 28. On first down, Donegan found Mike Schweitzer in the end zone with 8:29 to go. A pass for two points failed.
ISSN:0884-5557