Roy Sanders

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Roy Sanders, a versatile athlete in Coal Township High School and at Millersville State College, made himself most note-worthy as a football quarterback, although he did exceptionally well as a basketball and baseball player and a boxer.

Sanders quarterbacked Coal Township teams that beat some of the coal region’s toughest rivals. Among them was Mahanoy City. C.T. upset Mahanoy in 1928 by a 14-0 score at Maysville. Under Roy’s inspiring pilotship Coal halted four air jordan 1 high skyline Mahanoy touchdown drives nike huarache 2004 black mustang gt manual South Beach CZ0328 - 400 2021 Release Date Info - nike huarache 2004 black mustang gt manual , IetpShops, one of them on the Demon nike x fragment design x travis scott air jordan 1 low og register now on end launches’s three-inch line. In addition to his yeoman job of running the team, Roy tossed two touchdown passes and booted a pair of bonus points.

Sanders was head football coach at Coal Township High in 1946 and served as co-coach with Ed Sutt in 1945. Sanders never wanted to be head coach. He took Cheap Novogas Jordan Outlet , adidas Introduces aditech stan Stan Smith , adidas Tensaur Run GS Navy Orange the job in time of emergency and as a standby favor. Roy performed as a forward in basketball, shortstop in baseball and could box with dexterity. Sanders as a pugilist was might handy with a right uppercut punch. Roy was a big gate attraction at the former Moose Hall at Lincoln and Market Streets when he and Frankie nike sb dunk low ae86 cream black purple for sale Houser tangled on windup boxing features. Roy was quite a “Joe” – cheerful and jolly and a guy who recognized a person’s good points rather than misgivings and pitfalls.