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which robbed the Browns ‘of a
scoring opportunity from the
one-yard line.

But the Browns scored again be-
fore the half, and took a 12-6 lead
to the locker room.

In the second half, the Browns
struck early, scoring on a !2-play,
60-yard drive led by their outstan-
ding offensive line.

Despite several Brown turn-
overs, the Broncos were unable to
narrow the margin. Each offensive
drive fizzled on big plays by th.
Browns’ defence or on penalties.

Increasingly, the Broncos were
forced to go for big plays, which
the Browns handled with ease.

A last-minute touchdown by the
Browns iced the 24-6 victory.

Said Paul Lancaster, former
Browns coach: ‘‘They played fan-
tastic football. No one thought
they could win this, but they did.’’

Scott Irvine, the Browns assis-

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tant coach, summed it up: ‘‘Those
kids are really special — they've
got tons of heart, and they play as
a team — no stars. Correction ~
they’re all stars."*

In semi-final action the previous
weekend, the Broncos topped the
Browns 22-7,

The Broncos opened the scoring
on a sweep by running back David
Shumpka from 25 yards out, with
Bronco quarterback Jay Sedgwick
adding to the tead by scoring on a
20-yard draw to put the score at
13-0 at the haif.

The fired-up Browns scored ear-
ly in the second half to make the
score 13-7.

A Sedgwick punt put the Browns

on their own two-yard line, how-
ever, and on the ensuing play from
scrimmage the Broncos swarming
defence sacked the Browns running
back in the end zone for a two-
point safety, lifting the tead to
15-7. .

Late in the game, after some
hard hitting by both teams,
Sedgwick surprised everyone by
throwing a 10-yard pass to end
Russell Sinclair, who ran another
15 yards to score.

The game ended 22-7 for the
Broncos.

In the other games that day, the
Spartans beat the Lions 13-0 while
the Cowboys and Bombers tied at
14 points each.

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