St. John Prep

The Chargers gained 230 CHARGERS IN yards. rushing an_d 103 througfl the air. The Samts had 83 011 26-22 WIN 'the ground and 75 in the ai:

Cash haq 37 yards and Ferdie

2 Cheri netted 83 for St. John. St. John took the opening kickoff an~ ,jn seven plays led 6-0. Hart'fruu capped the drive By JAY HANDELMAN which featured a 50-yard pas Bruce Burkenstock hit Charles from Burkenstock to-you gues s Schutte with two touchdown ed-Schutte a. , passes and St. John turned in its ~l: "tX~~ti n•s: ::: ::::: :::::: i l! g t:~i most spirited perform ance of the fafi~~)it,g:sJ:e:!~;;er,1·v~r1\ ;~nd (k~~ season as the Chargers edged (Scheur(ch , P OS S from Brewster) . SJ the St. Martin's Saints 26-22 in a ~t~~1;!a,,tv~~. t,ri:lien~t~\ri~~ down-to-the-wire finish District ~~~~~,1~i,; 0 'ia-v~~~ ~~~:• f/g~•dk ,.!~; 7A battle Friday at St. Martin's. ~~Jrdfr~ /~\~:~e'ke!~; hTrailing 22-20 at the half, the I l~g~ i:~:~~to~~-J~n"V:11e~fY0 rd POSS C argers of coach Henry Ra ndo· struck for an early fourth quar- . ter touchdown as Burkenstock and Schutte capped a 76 - yard !drive with a 12-yard scoring pass.

TD Passes

The Saints started a drive of their own with t wo minutes left in the gam e and marched from their own seven to th e St John 44 before Schutte capped a great afternoon by intercepting a Gary Brewster pass at the St. John 15.

Other Charg er touchdowns came on a one-yard run by Jerry Hart, five-yard pass from Burkenstock to Schutte, and three-y ard nm hy Rti>v1> Cs-><Jh

St. Martin ' s tallied on three Brewster to Jim Scheurich pass es for 11, 40 and seven ' yards .

St. John is now 1-3 in distrkt and 2-5 overall while St. Mai; tin' s is 0-4 in 7A play and 1-j overall.