Bill Engelhardt's MUSTANGS GRIDIRON Corner

This site is currently dedicated to covering the fortunes of the South Western High School MUSTANGS football team in York County, Pennsylvania. SOUTH WESTERN MUSTANGS GRIDIRON columns will be posted for a preseason review and following each game during the season. And we will follow my Alma Mater, the CUTTERS of Fair Lawn High School in Bergen County, New Jersey, with THE GRIDIRON columns by my twin brother Dick, the stadium announcer "Voice of the CUTTERS."

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Thursday, November 06, 2008

THIS WEEK IN FLHS GRIDIRON HISTORY – 2008 Week 8


A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE
By Dick Engelhardt


1948 - Frank Bennett’s CUTTERS tied the BUCCANEERS of Bogota 6-6 in Bergen-Passaic Interscholastic League (B-PIL) action. Fair Lawn and Bogota shared the 1946 B-PIL title and our CUTTERS took the 1945-55 rivalry 6-3-2 (.667).

1958 – Bennett’s CUTTERS drew a bye.

1968 - Frank Devens’ CUTTERS stung the Hornets of Passaic Valley 13-7 in Northern New Jersey Interscholastic League (NNJIL) action. During 1944-46 and 1966 independently and 1967- 81 and 83 in the NNJIL the HORNETS went 13-6-2 (.684) over our CUTTERS including a 20-0 shut out victory in the 1980 State playoff finals at GIANTS STADIUM after Fair Lawn had beaten the INDIANS of Passaic 27-18 in the first round.

1978 – New coach Pete Natale’s CUTTERS ambushed the HIGHWAYMEN of Teaneck 34-6 in NNJIL action. During 1954-58 independently and 1959-82 in the NNJIL our CUTTERS went 17-11-1 (.607) over the HIGHWAYMEN.

1988 – New coach Mike Alberque’s CUTTERS shut out the INDIANS of Pascack Valley 19-0 in Northern Bergen Interscholastic League (NBIL) interdivisional action. Pascack Valley leads the 1955-56, 1984-85 and 1988-present rivalry 13-10-1 (.565) going into the 2008 game.

1998 – Mike Alberque’s CUTTERS edged the RAMS of Ramsey 13-12 in NBIL interdivisional action. Fair Lawn leads the 1945-58, 1984-99 and 2002-06 rivalry by an astounding 28 games to 7 (.800)!

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