Series History vs. Watterson

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Bishop Watterson leads the overall series 38-30-1

1960's vs. Bishop Watterson
Decade Record against the Eagles:  1 - 5 - 1


10/25/1969  -  Watterson 46, DeSales 12

BW leads the series 5-1-1


10/26/1968  -  DeSales 12, Watterson 7

Down 7-6 with 2:18 left in the 3rd quarter to the three-time defending CCL champions, DeSales‘ Tom Cahill intercepted a Watterson’s Billy Boyles pass.  Stallions‘ running back Tom Metzger, who got a bulk of the carries on the ensuing possession, scored the go-ahead touchdown from one yard out with 8:40 left and DeSales held on to win the 1968 CCL Championship.   The Stallions started the scoring off when a Tom Beshara fumble recovery led to a 3-yard touchdown by Metzer, who finished the night with 98 yards on 26 carries to go along with the 2 scores.  Watterson took the 7-6 lead on a Joe Duffy extra point after Marck Mollica took it 69 yards for a rushing touchdown.  Watterson out-gained the Stallions 229-176.  DeSales‘ Mike Schneider was 5-8 passing for 25 yards.    

BW leads the series 4-1-1


10/28/1967  -  Watterson 14, DeSales 8

BW leads the series 4-0-1


11/04/1966  -  Watterson 52, DeSales 0

BW leads the series 3-0-1


10/30/1965  -  Watterson 18, DeSales 14

BW leads the series 2-0-1


11/7/1964  -  DeSales 8, Watterson 8

The Stallions and Eagles played to a 8-8 tie in front of a capacity crowd at Brookhaven High School and shared the 1964 CCL championship.  DeSales (7-0-1) linebacker Dick Penrod intercepted a Watterson pass on the Stallion 4 yard line with under 20 seconds remaining to preserve the tie and give the Purple and White their first-ever CCL championship in school history.  The Stallions took a 6-0 lead in the 2nd quarter when Kenny Evans ran for a 4-yard touchdown.  DeSales successfully converted the two-point conversion as quarterback Ken Schneider found Butch Lewis in the end zone to make it 8-0.  The touchdown was set-up by Mike DeAscentis, who recovered an Eagle fumble on the Watterson 4 yard line.  With 2:18 remaining in the 3rd quarter, the Stallions allowed just their 8th touchdown (in 8 games) of the season and the Eagles converted their two-point conversion to tie the game at 8.  The Stallions held Watterson to a season-low 8 points.  The Eagles came into the game averaging over 40 points per game.  

BW leads the series 1-0-1


10/26/1963  -  Watterson 38, DeSales 14

BW leads the series 1-0