| VOLUME XXXI No. 40 | Narrowsburg, NY | October 6 - Oct 12, 2005 |
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Football Bulldogs shoot down Bombers Dominant performance versus Pine Plains puts Bulldogs atop Class C LAKE HUNTINGTON NY—Playing on the new field in Lake Huntington for the first time ever, the Sullivan West Bulldogs turned a rainy, chilly Homecoming game against Class C Pine Plains into a cause for celebration. Displaying the kind of dominant football in evidence ever since the team lost (but really won) up at Walton, the Bulldogs slammed down the gauntlet in Class C by knocking off the first of its two rivals. Two weeks hence, Sullivan West will visit Tri-Valley and encounter the Bears, who got on a roll the night before with a resounding win over LMR. But today it was all about shooting down the Bombers. 
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Football Rain-grizzled Bears maul Devil-Cats ROSCOE, NY—This was the wrong week for valiant up-and-coming Livingston Manor-Roscoe (LMR) to catch the Bears. Coming off of arguably their worst performance of the year last week against Eldred, the blue and red mavens of the den were nobody to mess with. The Devil-Cats were hoping to steal a honey of a win on October 7, but they were mauled from the get-go instead, as Tri-Valley’s offense became LMR’s pain in the rain. |
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Football Chester edges Eldred in non-league prelim CHESTER, NY—For visiting teams, winning a game at the “Enchanted Forest”—Chester’s home turf—is a tall order. Not only is Chester tough at home, but strange things happen down there. Case in point: at a key moment in the October 7 game against Eldred, the lights went out on Eldred’s side of the field, but the game was allowed to continue in the semi-darkness. Still, for Eldred’s head coach Frank Kean and his previously undefeated hive of Yellowjackets, this game was about proving that they could compete with the defending Class D champs. |
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