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Collection Title: CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 24, 1982. The day Edison shocked SHS. Chuck Brady and Jim Mallette discuss monumental Edison victory in 1972. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 54
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette December 5, 1982. EHS Rolled to two unbeaten, untied seasons in row. Hirst said Bill Murphy was the greatest all-round football player I ever coached. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 55
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette 1983. Joe Capozzi, Joe Palladino and Joe Bernstein will be the the inductees in The Elmira Football Hall of Fame. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 56
Newspaper clipping, change of Pace by Al Malette September 15, 1983. Its grid time. Football isn't what it used to be in the Elmira area. Scholastic football rivalry in the Twin Tier-Ithaca and Elmira especially Elmira Academy. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 57
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette October 11, .1983. Southside wrote No. 1 grid story. Elmira Southside the weeks big story by walking into the den of the unbeaten Union-Endicot Tigers walking out heads high 9-0. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 58
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 16, 1983. Elmira Heights Ed Sobkowski and Ed Belknap reminisce about a game they like to remember and Corning Academy wishes to forget a tie 18-18. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 59
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette November 4, 1983. Twin Tier grid marks: One down, one to go. Edison's Jim Cosgrove has set one record and Towanda's Dana Bloss knocking on the door of another. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 60
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette, A season not soon forgotten. What a Scholastic football season 1983. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 60
Newspaper clipping, Change Pace, By Al Mallete November 18, 1983. Southside has a record to uphold Saturday when they go against Johnson City. Newspaper Clipping 04 07 61
Newspaper clipping, Sunday Brunch by Al Mallette December 30, 1983. Soiuthside wrote story of the year. Football coach Ed Trexler coined the phrase "The Sting is Back". Newspaper Clippiung 04 07 62
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Collection Title:	CL 80 Al Mallette PapersCreator:Chemung County Historical Society
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Title	Document	Box Number	Folder Number	Location

Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 24, 1982. The day Edison shocked SHS. Chuck Brady and Jim Mallette discuss monumental Edison victory in 1972.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	54
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette December 5, 1982. EHS Rolled to two unbeaten, untied seasons in row. Hirst said Bill Murphy was the greatest all-round football player I ever coached.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	55
Newspaper clipping, By Al Mallette 1983. Joe Capozzi, Joe Palladino and Joe Bernstein will be the the inductees in The Elmira Football Hall of Fame.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	56
Newspaper clipping, change of Pace by Al Malette September 15, 1983. Its grid time. Football isn't what it used to be in the Elmira area. Scholastic football rivalry in the Twin Tier-Ithaca and Elmira especially Elmira Academy.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	57
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette October 11, .1983. Southside wrote No. 1 grid story. Elmira Southside the weeks big story by walking into the den of the unbeaten Union-Endicot Tigers walking out heads high 9-0.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	58
Newspaper clipping, Flashback by Al Mallette October 16, 1983. Elmira Heights Ed Sobkowski and Ed Belknap reminisce about a game they like to remember and Corning Academy wishes to forget a tie 18-18.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	59
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette November 4, 1983. Twin Tier grid marks: One down, one to go. Edison's Jim Cosgrove has set one record and Towanda's Dana Bloss knocking on the door of another.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	60
Newspaper clipping, Change of Pace by Al Mallette, A season not soon forgotten. What a Scholastic football season 1983.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	60
Newspaper clipping, Change Pace, By Al Mallete November 18, 1983. Southside has a record to uphold Saturday when they go against Johnson City.	Newspaper Clipping	04	07	61
Newspaper clipping, Sunday Brunch by Al Mallette December 30, 1983. Soiuthside wrote story of the year. Football coach Ed Trexler coined the phrase "The Sting is Back".	Newspaper Clippiung	04	07	62
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