Bloomsburg
State College

FOOTBALL
1980

Coaches' Player Profiles
DUANE FRANTZ: Senior wide receiver-ability
to be outstanding in the Pennsylvania Conference. Quarterback needs to get the ball to him to
improve the passing game-a solid performer.
BOB SCHWALM: Senior interior lineman-what
he lacks in size he makes up in ability-AllConference in 1979-an enthusiastic and stabilizing force on defense.
CHUCK MULLER: Senior defensive end-good
strength and experience makes him a definite
threat to opposing quarterbacks.
KURT WERKHEISER: Junior quarterback who
also serves the Huskies well as a punterknowledgeable with football and flexible enough
to serve on multiple specialty teams.
SCOTT SCHUTZ: Senior defensive end with
game experience-has trained with good talent
throughout his career and should be a bright
spot this season.
DALE CROOKS: Senior quarterback-should
see a lot of action this year-victimized with
injuries in past seasons should gain experience
fast as a field general.
KEN BREUER: Senior who returns to center after
a year at tight end-a key to the performance of
the offensive line.
BOB CROSETTO: Hardnosed senior offensive
tackle-good experience, will be depended on
for key blocks throughout this season.
DINO DARBENZIO: Senior offensive guardexcellent upper body strength and senior pride,
may be a stabilizing force for the offensive line.
MIKE BLAKE: Sophomore tight end with excellent hands-improved some as a blocker, should
have some exciting catches, a great future at
BSC.
ERNIE JACKSON: Senioroffensivetackle-good
size and game experience, needed to put con sistency in running game.
TIM HOFFMAN: Junior wide receiver-excellent
hands, a small target but gets to the ball-should
see considerable action.
CLAYTON WARK: Freshman running backgreat quickness, a nose for running the ball-has
a shoulder problem but should see a lot of game
t ime.

COVER PHOTO: Defensive End Chuck Muller
in action against Ithaca.

MARK MCCAUSLIN: Senior

linebacker-hardnosed attitude but needs game experience,
learns fast-played behind good people should
be an asset.
DOUG BERRY: Place kicker-good range with
great accuracy in the preseason-could be a
boost to offense if he continues his style under
pressure.
ED WRUBEL: Another bright freshman backfield
prospect in the preseason-runs well for his
size, will be utilized without hesitation .
STEVE MORAN: Sophomore wide receiver with
disciplined patterns-lacks game experience
but will compliment the receiving corps well.
MARK ORTMAN: Defensive back with excellent
speed-welcome addition to the defense,
should help shore-up a weakness in the past.
LEWIS GILES: Junior wide receiver with tremendous speed-a sprinter in track, represents a
genuine long ball threat.
BRAD DREXLER: Sophomore
linebackershowed a lot of potential in preseasonexpected to solidify the defense with some big
plays.
RON MARCUCCI: Sophomore running back with
good football awareness-the leading freshman
ball carrier, should see a lot of action.
PETE OCHINKO: A transfer from East Stroudsburg-a love for contact and the speed to get
there.
JOHN BOLTON: Junior defensive back-lacks
game experience, good size and an aggressive
hitter.
BOB TORRE: Excellent freshman prospect at
defensive back-great desire and good football
sense.

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1979 Statistics
(Better Performers)
Rushing
Car.
Net Yards
Avg.
TD's
MikeMorucci .... 283 .... 1221 .. ..... . 4.3 .... .. 9
Bentz Tozer ..... 26 . . . . 53 ........ 2.0 .... .
Joe Hepp . . . . . . . 8 . . . . 20 . ... . ... 2.5 .... .
Passing
Att. Comp. Pct.
Rick Knisely ...... 54 .. 16 .... 29.6
Matt Figard ... . ... 87 .. 38 .... 43.6
Dale Croods ...... 48 .. 22 .... 45.8
Kurt Werkheiser ... 14 .. 7 .... 50.0
Receiving
No.
Ed Bug no ............. 31 . ... ...
Duane Frantz .......... 12 . ... . ..
John Jola ............. 9 .... ...
Mike Marucci .......... 13 .......

Yds. Int.
. 250 . . 6
. 657 . . 7
. 220 . . 6
. 119 .. -

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Ernie Jackson

Lewis Giles

Dino Darbenzio

Yds.
578
171
163
124

TD's
1
2

TD's
...... 2
...... 2
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.... . .

Punting
No.
Yds.
Avg.
Kurt Werkheiser ........ 66 ..... ... 2407 .. .... 36.5
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
Paul Ziegenfuss . . ... ... 12 . ....... 181 ...... 15.1
Geoff Johnson ... ...... 9 ... . . . .. 215 ...... 24.0
Mike Marucci ........ .. 6 ........ 151 . ... .. 25.1
Scoring
TD's
FG's
XP
Mike Marucci . ... . . 10 ....... - ... .. .. Pete McKenna ..... - .... . .. 5 ....... 12
Duane Frantz ...... 2 . .... .. - ....... Ed Bugno .. . .. .... 2 ....... - ..... . . -

Pts.
60
27
12
12

VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER OF LEADING CANDIDATES
Ht.
Hometown
Pos.
Class
Age
Wt.
Name
Beeson , Mark .. .. . ..... ... . . LB . ........... So .. .... . . . . . .. 18 . . .... . . . .. 6·0 .. .... . .... 185 ... . ..... .Chadds Ford
Berry,Douglas ........... . .. K ............ . So ... .. .. . ... .. 19 ... . . . . . ... 6·0 .. .. . . . . . . . 160 . . ... .. . . . Port Royal
Blackburn, Chris .. . . .... . . . . DL . . . . .. . . . . .. Jr . . . ....... . .. . 20 . .. . . .. ... . 6·0 . . ......... 200 ..... . .... S. Williamsport
Blake, Mike ... . . . ... .. . . ... TE . .. . . . . . .... So . .. . .. .. . . . . . 20 ...... . .... 6·1 . . . .. . ... . . 200 . ... . ... . . Allendale, NJ
Bolton, John .... . ... .. . . .. . DB . . . .... .. . .. Jr . . .. ..... . .... 20 .... . . . . ... 6·0 ..... . . . ... 195 .. .... .. . . Harrisburg
Breuer, Ken .. .. . . . . . . . ..... C .. . . . .. .. . . . . Sr . . . .... . ... .. 21 . . . . ... . ... 5·10 ... . . ..... 200 . . .. . ..... Whitestown, NY
Crooks, Dale . . .... . .. . . . ... QB ..... .. ... .. Sr... ...... . ... 22 . . . . .. . . . . . 6·1 .. ... . .. . .. 188 ... .. .. ... King of Prussia
Crosetto, Robert .. .... .. .. .. OL . . .... . . .... Sr . ........ . .. . 21 .. . ... ... . . 6·0 ..... . .. . . . 213 . .... . . ... Bluffton, IN
Darbenzio, Dino . . .... . .... .. OL ... ... .. . . . . Sr. .. .. . . . ... .. 21 ........... 6·0 ... . . . . . . .. 215 ... . . . . ... Old Forge
DeFilippis, Enzo . ...... . .. . . OL ... .. ... . . .. Jr. ..... . ... . .. . 20 . . . .. . . . . . . 6·0 ... . ... . ... 200 ... .. . .... Philadelphia
DeMartino, John ...... .. . . . . OL .... . . . ..... Fr.. . .. ..... . .. 18 ..... . .. . .. 6·0 . .. . . .. .... 190 .. . . ... . . . Reading
Drexler, Brad . . . .. . . ........ LB . .... .. . . . .. So . ........ . ... 19 . . . . .. . . . .. 6·0 . .. . .. . .... 198 ......... . Douglastown
Frantz, Duane ........... . . . WR .... . ...... Sr.. ......... .. 21 .... . . ... . . 6·1 . . .. . . . . .. . 186 . .. . . . . . .. Halifax
Giles,Lewis . . .... . ..... .... WR ...... ... . . Jr .. .. . .. . . .. .. . 20 .... . . . .. . . 5·11 . .... . . .. . 180 ...... . .. . York
Goble, Dale ..... . . .. . . .. . . . LB ........... . So . ..... . .... . . 21 ...... . . . .. 5·11 .. . .. . . . .. 189 . . ... . .. . . Painted Post, NY
Heintzelman, Terry .. . .... . .. OB . . .. . . . . .... So . . . . . ........ 20 ..... . .. . . . 5·11 . . ... . .... 176 .... . . . . .. Selinsgrove
Hoffman, Tim ......... . . . . . . WR ... ... ... .. Jr.... . .. .. .. . . . 20 ... .. . .. .. . 5·10 . . .. . ... . . 165 ... . ... . .. Lititz
Jackson, Ernie . . ... .. ....... OL .. . . . . . . . . . . Sr. . . . .. . . . . .. . 22 . .... ... ... 6·3 . .... . .. . . . 230 . .. .. .. . . . Port Jervis, NY
Kaswandik, David ........ .. . DB ............ Jr... . . .... . . . .. 21 . . . . . . .... . 5.9 . . ... .. .. . . 160 .... ... ... Pottsville
Kenney, Bob ... . . . .. ... .... RB . . . ...... ... Fr.. ........... 18 .. ... . . .. . . 6·0 . . .. .. .. . . . 170 . . .. . .. .. . Mountaintop
Kucewicz, Stan ....... . .. . .. WR . ....... . .. Fr. . .. . ... . .. .. 18 . .. ... . . ... 6·0 ........... 183 ......... .Wilkes•Barre
Marcucci,Ron . . ............ RB ............ So .. . .. . . . . . .. . 20 ........... 5·11 ... . . .. ... 181 . . .. . . .. .. Malvern
McCauslin, Mark . . .. . ... .. . . LB ............ Sr..... . .... . . . 21 ..... . . .... 6·0 ... ... . .. .. 193 . ... . . .. .. Camp Hill
Mc Elroy, Alan .. .... .. . ..... DL .. ... . ...... Jr . ...... . ...... 20 . ..... .. ... 5·11 .. . .... . .. 207 . . . . ... . . . Peckville
Montagna, David ... .... . . .. . OL . .... . ...... Jr. .... ... ...... 21 ...... . .... 6·2 . .... .. . . .. 225 ... . .. . ... Scotch Plains, NJ
Moran,Steve . . . . .. .. .. .. ... WR .. ... ...... So .. ... .... .... 19 . .. .. . . .. . . 5·11 ... ... .... 175 ...... . ... Red Hill
Morgan , Fred ........ . ...... DL .. . . . . . ..... Jr . .. ..... . ... . . 22 ... . . .. . . . . 6·1 .. . . . .. . . .. 195 . ...... . . .Wayne
Morrow, Bill .... ..... .... . .. TE ...... . . .. . . Fr.... .. .. . . . . . 17 ..... . ..... 6·0 . ..... . ... . 190 . . . ... .. . . Norwood
Muller, Charles . ............ DL ... .. . ..... . Sr. . . . . .. . . . . .. 21 .. .. . . .. . .. 6·0 . . ... . ... . . 215 .. .. . ... . . Easton
Ochinko, Peter . . . .. . . ....... DB .. .. . .. .... . Jr . ........ . .... 21 .... . . . . . .. 5·10 . . .. . .. . .. 185 . . . ... .... Kingston
O'Neill, Greg . . . . . .. . .. . .... DB ... .... . .... Fr. . ...... . .... 18 . . . . .. . . . .. 6·0 . . . .. . . . .. . 185 .. . . . . . .. . Norristown
Ortman, Mark ... . . . .. . . . .... DB ............ Fr.. . ... . . . . . . . 18 ........... 5·8 ........... 170 ......... .Glen Ridge
Pepper, David . . . ........... DL . .. . . . .. . . .. Fr. . ....... . ... 18 ... . ... .. . . 6•4 . . ... . . ... . 203 . .. . ... . .. Burlington
Pike, Kevin . . . . ........... . . OL .. . . . .. .. ... So .. . . .. . .... . . 20 . . ... . . . .. . 6·1 . .. . . . . . . . . 210 . . .. . . .. . .Chalfont
Porter, Aaron .... .... . . . ... . QB .. .... . . .... Fr. . . . ... . . .. . . 18 ........... 5.9 .. . ... .... . 164 . ... . .. . .. Philadelphia
Schutz, Scott .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. DL . .. . ... .. .. . Sr. . ... . ... . .. . 21 ... .... . . . . 6·1 . . . .. . . . .. . 200 ... ... . .. . Pottstown
Schwalm, Bob . . ........... . DL .... . .... . . . Sr . . .... .. ..... 22 ..... . .. . .. 5·10 ..... . . . .. 210 . . .. . . . . .. Branchdale
Sochovka, James ........ . .. DL .. . ... . ..... Jr .. ... . . . . . .. .. 20 . . .. . ... ... 6·0 ... . .. . .... 205 . .. . . . . ... Taylor
Tkach, Tim ......... . . .... .. OL ... . ........ Jr . .. .. . . . . . ... . 20 . ... .. ..... 6·0 ...... . . . .. 240 .... . ..... Lehighton
Torre, Bob . . . . ............ . DB .......... . . Fr.. .. . . .. . . .. . 19 . . . . .... . . . 5·11 ... . . . .... 182 .. . . . . . ... Peckville
Wark, Clayton . .... . ...... . . RB . .......... . So . . . . ... . ... . . 19 . . . . ....... 5·9 .. . .... . ... 195 .......... Berwick
Werkheiser, Kurt . . . .. . .. . . . . QB/P . . . . . .... . Jr . . . . . . . . .... . . 20 .... ...... . 6·1 ... . .. .. ... 195 . . . ...... . E. Greenville
Wrubel, Ed ... . . .... . ... . .. . RB . . .... . .. . .. Fr. .. . . .. . .. ... 18 ........... 5·10 . . ........ 170 .... .. .... Exeter
Wylock, John . . ... . . . . ...... DL .. . .. .. ... . . Fr... ... . .... .. 18 . . .... . . ... 6·4 .... . . .. . . . 226 ... .. .. . .. N. Tarrytown
Zaccheo,James .. .. . .... ... OL .... . ... .. .. Jr. ... .. . . .... .. 20 .... . . . . . . . 5·10 . .. . . .. . . . 215 .. .. . . . . . .Scranton

Team Totals
First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
Total
BSC ......... 53 .... . ... 50 .... . .. 19 . . . . . . . 122
Opp ... . ..... 58 . ... . ... 41 .... . .. 11 .. .. .. . 110
Score By Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
BSC .. . ... . ... . .... 19 . . . 51 . .. 12 ... 36
118
Opp ... . ... . . ... . . . 37 . .. 44 . .. 37 .. . 47 . .. 165
Fumbles
Own Recovered
Own Lost
Total
BSC . ....... 9 . . . . ... . ........ 19 . . . . . . . . . . 28
Opp .... . ... 7 .. . ... . ......... 15 .... .. . ... 22

Total
Total
Rushing Yds.
Passing Yds.
Total Yds.
BSC ... . 1176 . . ... . . . .. . 1271 ... . . ..... . 2447
Opp .... 963 ....... .. . . 1445 . ... . .... . . 2408
Defense
Name
Uat At Fr
Dale Hockenberry . 33 . . 94 . 3
KurtPettis .. . .. . . 28 . . 78 . 1
HowieGulick .. . .. 25 . . 87. 3
SalLoBue . . .. ... 25 . . 78. 1
Bob Schwalm ... . 24 . . 80. 2
DaveReidenouer .. 26 .. 46 . 2
Steve Haire . .. . .. 20 .. 57. 1

FG or
XPT
Total
Int. Blckd Sack Pts.
1 .. 1 . .. . 3 ... 188
- .. 1 . ... 14 .. . 184
3 . . - .... 2 . . . 167
- .. - . ... 7 ... 152
- .. - .. . . 3 . .. 143
3 .. - .. .. - . . . 119
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Football Outlook • 1980
Eighteen returning lettermen were among the over 90
Bloomsburg State College football candidates
reporting to campus in mid-August to begin daily
practice sessions for one of the toughest schedules in
the school's history.
New head coach Clark Boler and his staff have their
work cut out to prepare to meet the 1979 NCAA
Division Ill national champion, Ithaca in the opener on
September 6.
"Since approval for Bloomsburg to become a
Division II team came late, we weren't able to hold
spring practice," Boler said. "So we only have about
three weeks to size up the candidates, half of which
are newcomers. However, we have a good nucleus of
returnees to build around and we expect to be a very
competitive team."
Leading the returning lettermen are two first team
eastern division Pennsylvania Conference selections
in Bob Schwalm, a 5'10", 215 pound defensive tackle,
and Dino Darbenzio, a 6'0", 215 pound offensive guard.
Second team PC selections back are 6'1", 215 pound
senior offensive guard Bob Crosetto, and 6'3", 220
pound offensive tackle Ernie Jackson.
Other key returners include wide receiver and
defensive back Duane Frantz, linebacker Mark Beeson,
tight end Mike Blake, offensive linesman Ken Breuer,
quarterback Dale Crooks, offensive tackle Dave Gillis,
linebacker Mark McCauslin, defensive ends Chuck
Muller, and Scott Schutz, center Kevin Pike, fullback
Bentz Tozer, quarterback and punter Kurt Werkheiser,
and offensive guard Jim Zaccheo.
Boler was named head coach in February of this
year after Ron Puhl requested a change in assignment
following BSC's 2-8 season in '79. Carl Hinkle, Irvin
Wright, Bill Derr, Joe Geiger, Frank Williams, Bill
Wolff, all of whom were assistant coaches under Puhl
are back, and new assistant coaches are Bill Sproule,
Frank Galicki, Al Cihocki, and Paul Boone.
Key losses through graduation were All-American
runningback Mike Morucci, who was drafted by New
Orleans, all-conference defensive end Kurt Pettis, who
signed as a free agent with Kansas City; and allconference linebackers Howie Gulick, and Dale
Hockenberry.

Head Football Coach 1980
Rodrick "Clark" Boler, a member of Alabama's 1961 national
championship team, was named
head football coach at Bloomsburg State College in February
1980. He replaced Ron Puhl who
requested reassignment of his
responsibilities in the Health,
Physical Education and Athletics Department following the
1979 season.
Boler, who joined the HPEA department in 1968,
served as head baseball coach for the past 12 years.
The Alabama native has a broad background in both
coaching and participation as an athlete. In addition to
coaching baseball, he has been coach of cross country
at BSC for the past four years and was an assistant
football coach for eight years from 1968 - 1976. On
defense his assignments included defensive line
coach, linebacker coach and defensive coordinator. He
also was an offensive coordinator for two years.
Boler was a member of two of the Alabama teams
Joe Nameth played on (1962 and 1963) and then served
as a freshman and scout team coach at Alabama in
1964, the year the Crimson Tide won another national
championship. The Barna team of 1962 played Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl and in 1963 Boler was senior
game captain when the Tide played Oklahoma in the
Orange Bowl.
Prior to coming to Bloomsburg he taught physical
education and physical science courses at Gadsden
High School, Gadsden, Alabama, where he also served
as head baseball coach, assistant football coach, and
assistant basketball coach. During that time, Gadsden
won Etowah County championships in football and
baseball.
As a high school letter winner in three sports at
Tuscaloosa County High School, Boler received AllState honors in football and won Most Valuable Player
Award when his team won the Class AA State Basketball Championship. In addition to playing football at
the University of Alabama, he was a member of the
varsity baseball squad for three years and played
freshman basketball. Following his college career, he
was a successful player-coach of a semi-pro basketball team in Alabama. Boler has also been a PIAA
basketball official for over eight years.

CARL HINKLE

WILLIAM WOLFF

Carl Hinkle has been an assistant coach since
joining the faculty in 1971 and will coach
receivers. A native of Berwick, Pennsylvania, he
received his bachelor's degree from Montana
State University where he was a standout for the
Bobcats in football and wrestling.
He began his coaching career in the public
schools of New York and later served coaching
staffs of Ithaca College, Cornell University, and
State University of New York at Cortland. His
master's degree was earned at Ithaca College.
He also serves as BSC's head track and field
coach.
William Wolff with 30 years of football
experience is in his sixth year with the Huskies
and will work with the quarterbacks. Wolff
played two years at both Pitt University and
Kutztown State College. He has a long coaching
career including three years at St. Clair Area
High School and six years at Danville High
School.
Irvin Wright, in his third year at SSC, will be
assisting in coaching the defensive linemen.
Wright spent his college career at Dodgi3 City
Community College for two years as
linebacker and offensive guard and two years at
SUNY/Buffalo as a linebacker after which he
remained a year as the head freshman coach.
From 1970 to January 1977, he was an assistant
coach in charge of linebackers and defensive
linemen at the University of Toledo.
Frank Williams, returning for his fifth year, will
handle the defensive backs. He served the last
two seasons as linebacker coach and defensive
coordinator. A 1975 graduate of Kutztown State
College, he was honorable mention Little AllAmerican and captain in his senior year.
Williams will be inducted into KSC's Football
Hall of Fame later this fall.
William Derr, in his fifth year, will be in charge
of tightends. A previous standout offensive
lineman for the Huskies in the late 60's, Derr is
presently teaching at Southern Columbia H. S.
where he has had four years of experience as
head line coach and offensive coordinator.
Joe Geiger is back with the Huskies for the
second year and wi 11 coach the offensive backs.
A fine all-around athlete, Geiger was a standout
quarterback for BSC under Sproule, rushing for
11 touchdowns in the 1972 and 1973 seasons
and passing for 10 touchdowns during the same
period.
William Sproule, a former standout in the 1959
and 1960 Syracuse Bowl teams, was head football coach at BSC from 1971 through 1975. The
Coalsdale native has been directing BSC intramural programs since that time but now returns
to coach the offensive line. He was also affiliated with football while serving in the U. S.
Army.

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IRVIN WRIGHT

FRANK WILLIAMS

WILLIAM DERR

JOE GEIGER

WILLIAM SPROULE

AL CIHOCKI, JR.

FRANK GALICKI

PAUL BOONE

Al Cihocki, Jr. joins the staff this year as the
defensive end coach. While playing his college
footall at Ithaca College, he led the team in
tackles his junior and senior years at the linebacker position. He was head coach at Southern
Columbia H. S. for four seasons and last year
was an assistant at Central Columbia H. S.
PAUL G. SLOCUM

Frank Galicki, a newcomer to the Husky staff, brings an impressive
background to the defensive unit. The Mocanaqua native was an AllState and Big 33 linebacker at Nanticoke Area H. S. and went on to
Wilkes College where he continued to stand out. As a Colonel linebacker, he was All-East and Associated Press All-State in 1972 and
was named Wilkes' Athlete of the Year in 1973.
Paul Boone joins the staff this year to coach the kickers. Boone is
an ex-Marine and a retired Federal Bureau of Prisons supervisor. He
played on Service teams and with the South-East Maroons in
Washington, D.C.
Paul G, Slocum, a native of Massachusetts, was appointed Physical
Therapist at BSC in the fall of 1972. He received a Bachelor of Arts
degree from Dakota Wesleyan University, South Dakota, and was
awarded his Certificate of Physical Therapy from the School of Allied
Medical Professions, University of Pennsylvania.

College Facts
LOCATION: Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815
ENROLLMENT: 5400 U.G.
COLORS: Maroon and Gold
NICKNAME: Huskies
PRESIDENT: Dr. James H. McCormick
CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
AND ATHLETICS: Dr. Jerry Medlock
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: H. Cecil Turberville (Phone: 389-3225)

ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:Joanne McComb(Phone: 389-3912)
MEMBER: NCAA (Div. II), ECAC (Div. II), Pennsylvania Conference
(eastern)
STADIUM: Robert B. Redman (5,000)
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION: Bruce "Nick" Dietterick
(Phone: 389-3411)
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: James Hollister
(Phone: 389-3411, Office;
784-6568, Home)

1980 Football Schedule
DATE
Sept. 6
13
20
27
Oct. 10
18
25
Nov. 1
8

OPPONENT

TIME

Ithaca College
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
**Mansfield
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
*Kutztown
East Stroudsburg

1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.

*Homecoming

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**Parent's Weekend

1979 Results
BSC

OPP.
Ithaca College
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Wilkes College
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg

6
13
21

24
27
7
7
3
7
3

13
16
31
7
3
15
27
9
12
31

Record: 2-8

Record Against Opponents
Ithaca College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2-0
Shippensburg ....................... 19-25-0
Lock Haven ......... . ....... . ....... 25-28-3
Mansfield ........................... 32-18-3
West Chester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-30-0
Mi Ilersvi Ile .......................... 20-18-4
Cheyney . . .......................... 13-6-1
Kutztown ............ . .............. 18-15-0
East Stroudsburg .... . ..... .. ........ 16-30-2