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SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 • READING, PENNSYLVANIA • 50 CENTSThursday

By Dan KellyReading Eagle

Curtis DeTurk could have bought any car, but he chose a BMW.

This might sound like a new car ad, but DeTurk said he saved $16,000 by buying a used BMW at the BMW of Read-ing dealership.

DeTurk of Whitfield said the shaky economy made him reluctant to get into a three- or fi ve-year lease or car loan and, when he looked at the prices of used cars available at local dealerships, it convinced him that used was the way to go in this economy.

DeTurk is not alone.The Reading Eagle reported June 1 that

used-car prices were up between 5 percent and 35 percent over last year, depending on the make and model.

Edmunds.com, a trusted source of auto information, said Wednesday that the av-erage price paid in the U.S. for a three-year-old used vehicle in July was $19,248, which is up $1,800, or 10.3 percent from July 2009.

Industry analysts said consumers’ lack of confi dence in the economy is driving them to the used market. And rising demand for used cars is increasing their prices.

Despite that trend, DeTurk believes he got a good deal.

“I bought a 2007 BMW 328xi,” De-Turk said. “The price was right around $26,000.

“This was, by far, the best deal I could fi nd. Most of my friends were shocked to realize it was a 2007. It was in excellent condition, inside and out.”

DeTurk said prices for a new BMW 3 series normally run at least $42,000.

“This was definitely the way to go for me,” he said.

Philip Francabandera, general sales manager at BMW of Reading, said used car sales are up 300 percent this year.

“We used to sell 12 to 15 used cars a month,” he said. “We’re selling 45 a month now.”

Meanwhile, sales of new BMWs average around 20 to 25 per month, he said.

Tim Profi t, general manager at Savage 61 Dodge, on Route

High-end secondhand vehicles are fetching higher prices as demand rises. Local dealers say the trend is alive here in Berks County.

Down economyboosts used cars

OLDER IS HOTTERAuto industry analysts say the sluggish economic recovery is prompting more consumers to pass on the added debt associated with a new car purchase in favor of lower payments for a good used car.Three-year-old vehicles with the highest one-year pricing movement from July 2009:

MODEL JULY ’09 JULY ’10 CHANGE

’07 Cadillac Escalade $25,600 $34,715 +35.6%’07 Chevrolet Suburban $20,262 $27,193 +34.2%’07 Dodge Grand Caravan $11,661 $15,629 +34.0%’07 BMW X5 $30,711 $40,843 +33.0%’07 Acura MDX $23,109 $29,852 +29.2%

Source: Edmunds.com

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CHAPMAN EXPLAINSDECISION TO RETIREThe Reading School District’s superinten-dent says recent health problems led him to want more time with his family. B1

POLICE: DRUG HOUSE RAIDEDCity police arrest three people and seize $5,000 worth of crack cocaine at a problem row house on Greenwich Street. B1

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FEWER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTSWhether it’s the recession or tougher en-forcement at U.S. borders is unclear, but a study fi nds a drop of 1 million in undocu-mented aliens since 2007. A4

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PATERNO GOESWITH YOUTHRobert Bolden will be the fi rst true freshman to start as a Nittany Lions quarterback since 1992 when he takes the snap in Satur-day’s opener. C1

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Tim Profi t, general manager at Savage 61 Dodge on Route 61 in Muhlenberg Township, with a truck he purchased and had shipped in from Michigan.

By Erin NegleyReading Eagle

After working more than a year without a contract, Conrad Weiser teachers have a new three-year agreement.

On Wednesday, the school board ap-proved a mediator’s proposal the teachers had approved on Friday.

“We are happy that we can start the school year on a positive note,” said Stacey Ressler, spokeswoman for the Conrad Weiser Edu-cation Association.

The school board voted 6-2, with board member Dennis J. Manbeck abstaining. His wife is a teacher.

The proposal freezes salaries for the fi rst year, except for education and seniority raises, board President W. David Zwicky said. There are small salary increases in the contract’s second and third years.

Zwicky and William R. Sheeler voted against the proposal.

Zwicky said he wasn’t in favor of the sal-ary increases.

Sheeler said in a written statement, “I term the vote a disservice to our community without reason or logic.” Sheeler declined further comment on his statement.

The proposal was accepted Friday by a majority of teachers at a general member-ship meeting, Ressler said. She did not pro-vide a vote tally.

It requires teachers to pay a percentage of health insurance costs, instead of a fl at rate. Teachers now pay a fl at monthly fee, such as $39 for a family insurance plan.

There are new guidelines for tuition re-imbursements and teachers will work two additional school days, Zwicky said.

Further details about the proposal were unavailable Wednesday night.

The teachers have worked without a con-tract since June 2009.

The new one will be retroactive to July 1, 2009, and the raise provided for in the second year will be retroactive to July 1.

Negotiations have included two fact-finding reports. The most recent report was accepted by the district and rejected by the association in June.

It would have frozen salaries for the fi rst year, except for education and seniority raises. The second year would have included a 2 percent raise and year three would have raised salaries 1.5 percent.

In a prepared statement, union President Wendy Kushner said the agreement weak-ens Conrad Weiser’s competitive position with many surrounding school districts.

Members from both sides met with a me-diator last week.

Three other Berks districts, Antietam, Gov. Miffl in and Kutztown, remain without contracts.Contact Erin Negley: 610-371-5047 or enegley@readingeagle.com.

School board OKs contract,ending 15-month standoff

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Date Opponent Score

Fri, 9/2/2011 Conestoga Valley W 21 - 13

Sun, 9/11/2011 Cedar Crest W 37 - 21

Fri, 9/16/2011 Donegal W 35 - 21

Sat, 9/24/2011 Pottsville W 28 - 21

Fri, 9/30/2011 Twin Valley W 39 - 13

Fri, 10/7/2011 Muhlenberg W 36 - 17

Fri, 10/14/2011 Reading High W 41 - 0

Fri, 10/21/2011 Exeter L 0 - 21

Fri, 10/28/2011 Daniel Boone L 7 - 34

Fri, 11/4/2011 Gov. Mifflin L 7 - 46

Fri, 11/11/2011 Garden Spot W 36 - 8

Fri, 11/18/2011 Bishop McDevitt L 21-70

Conrad Weiser Varsity FootballLeague Record: 4 - 3 | Overall Record: 8 - 4

Season: 2011 League/Div: Berks Football League – Section 1

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RosterJersey # Player Name Position Class39 Abell, Troy WR/DB So56 Allen, Ethan OL/LB Sr53 Auman, Colby OL/DE Jr7 Bacon, Tylor WR/DB Sr16 Becker, Nate TE/DE Sr36 Boddice, Evan WR/DB Jr30 Bower, Jonathan QB So33 Bray, Dan FB/LB Sr3 Brosious, Aidan QB/DB So83 Butler, Corie WR/DB Sr55 Casamassa, Luke OL/LB Sr4 Cole, Avory RB/DB Sr5 Cruz, Angel RB/DB Jr75 Dennis, Josh OL/DL Jr44 Diallo, Salieu FB/LB Sr22 Diaz, Adam WR/DB Sr20 Ellison, Jullian RB/DB Sr74 Fedena, Dean OL/DL So77 Franco, Nicholas OL/DL Jr2 Gheer, Grant WR/DB Sr68 Gregro, Nash OL/DL So45 Guilbe, Alex RB/DB Fr24 Harakel, Ben QB/LB So80 Helwig, John WR/DB So58 Hildebrandt, Devyn OL/LB Jr27 Jean-Louis, Deedrick WR/DB Jr47 Jeanite, Teddy RB/DB Sr88 Jones, Mike TE/DE Sr14 Jordan, Dexter RB/DB So26 Kirkatarp, Oliver WR/DB Jr9 Knarr, Zy WR/DB Sr60 Leopold, Jarod OL/DL Jr18 Materia, Vince WR/DB So17 Matute, Jonathan RB/DB Jr72 Metzinger, Dylan OL/DL Jr16 Monitard, Yougly RB/DB So61 Naverio, Brandon OL/DL So

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Scouting ReportsSEPTEMBER 2 , 2011Conrad Weiser (9-4) vs. Conestoga Valley (5-6)(Last season’s final records in parentheses)Kickoff: Tonight, 7, at Conestoga Valley High Stadium. Last season: Conrad Weiser won 27-21. Notable: Nick Schoener and Jake Riegel, both juniors, were competing for the starting job at QB for the Scouts as preseason camp wound down. Schoener attempted just five passes last season, and Riegel didn’t attempt any, as Mike Oliveto was throw-ing for a school-record 2,109 yards. … Buckskins turn offense over to QB Terrance Taylor, a track star (fourth in PIAA 400) with the ability to take it and run with it out of Pistol. He’ll be working behind a veteran offensive line that includes all-league honorable mention C Shae McGarvey. … Four starters return on offense, six on defense. … Started 0-3 last season before hitting their LL Section 2 schedule.

SEPTEMBER 9, 2011Conrad Weiser (1-0) vs. Cedar Crest (0-1) Kickoff: Sunday, 2, at Earl Boltz Stadium, South Lebanon. Series: Scouts lead 3-0 after 46-14 win last season. Notable: Game was moved to Cedar Crest, which has a turf field. Scouts will still be considered home team. … Angel Cruz scored each of the Scouts’ TDs in 21-13 win over Conestoga Valley, with an 18-yard reception, a 44-yard run and a 60-yard fumble return. … Cruz made 14 tackles, as did Sal Diallo. … Falcons’ pass defense was scorched in 47-13 loss to Leba-non, with two Cedars QBs combining to throw for 296 yards and five TDs.

SEPTEMBER 16, 2011Conrad Weiser (2-0) vs. Donegal (1-1) Kickoff: Tonight, 7, at Mount Joy. Series: Scouts lead 1-0 after 34-7 win last year. Notable: Scouts are looking for second straight 3-0 start and fourth in six years. … Angel Cruz has scored three TDs in each of the first two games. … Cruz ran for 120 yards in last week’s 37-21 win over Cedar Crest and scored on runs of 1 and 6 yards and on a 36-yard pass reception. … Scouts forced three fumbles in that win. … Cruz leads team with 22 tackles; Sal Diallo has 16. … Indians beat Fleetwood 45-7 Monday, one week after getting hammered 61-7 by Daniel Boone. … Johnnie Martin scored four TDs on runs of 22 and 2 yards, an 89-yard fumble return and a 68-yard pass from Matt Foltz. … Indians were actually out-gained by Fleetwood 313-297, giving up 246 through the air.

SEPTEMBER 23, 2011Conrad Weiser (3-0) vs. Pottsville (1-2) Kickoff: Tonight, 7, Robesonia. Series: Crimson Tide leads 3-2. Last season: Crimson Tide won 41-24. Berks Football League Section 1 records: Opener for both.

Notable: Angel Cruz scored four TDs as Scouts took advan-tage of five turnovers in 35-21 win over Donegal last week. Scouts were outgained 311-259 in game and have been outgained for the season. … LB Luke Casamassa had a team-high 11 tackles last week for the Scouts. … Crimson Tide got its first win last week, beating Blue Mountain 27-6 as QB Tyler Heff ner completed 9-of-12 passes for 119 yards and a TD. … Tide has been hurt by a pair of season-ending injuries, to WR/DB Christian Witman and TE/ LB Jacob Tobin, both two-way starters. … Tide features one of the league’s best backfield tandems in Derek Knight and Cliff Newton. They ran wild against Weiser last season, combining for 276 yards and two TDs. They combined for more than 2,000 yards last year. Quotable: “This game is critical. If we can get to 2-2, that would indicate to us that we’ve definitely turned the corner. If we don’t, we could be in for a long season.” — Pottsville coach Kevin Keating.

SEPTEMBER 30, 2011Conrad Weiser (4-0) vs. Twin Valley (0-4) Kickoff: Tonight, 7, Twin Valley Stadium. Series: Conrad Weiser leads 13-2. Last season: Conrad Weiser won 35-6. Berks Football League Section 1 records: Scouts 1-0, Raid-ers 0-1. Notable: Scouts built a 28-point first-half lead, then had to hang on for 28-21 win over Pottsville last week. … Scouts are No. 2 in the District 3-AAA playoff rankings, trailing Hershey. … TB Angel Cruz has scored 13 of the Scouts’ 17 TDs. … Raiders have lost 11 straight overall and nine straight in league play. … Tyler Donahue scored on a 57-yard run in last week’s 35-6 loss to Daniel Boone. … Scouts have won six straight in the series. Fast fact: Scouts are off to their first 4-0 start since 1997.

OCTOBER 7, 2011Gov. Mifflin (4-1) vs. Pottsville (1-4) Kickoff: Tonight, 7, at Mifflin Stadium. Series: Pottsville leads 4-3. Last season: Pottsville won 35-28. Berks Football League Section 1 records: Mustangs 2-0, Crimson Tide 0-2. Notable: Mustangs were bolstered in last week’s 48-13 win over Reading High by the return of RB Derek Nye, who ran for 78 yards on five carries — 58 of it on a TD run — in his first action of the season. He suffered a punctured lung in preseason. … FB Jake Snyder, who has not played the past two weeks, could be cleared for a return this week. He rushed for more than 100 yards in two of Miffl in’s first three games. … DB Christian Jeznach picked off a pair of passes last week and leads Berks with five. He is the Mustangs’ leading tackler, with 21. … Mustangs were forced to share the Section 1 title last year after blowing a 21-7 lead and losing at Pottsville 35-

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By Mike DragoReading Eagle

LUKE CASAMASSA makes no bones about being sur-prised by Conrad Weiser’s

3-0 start. “I didn’t see it coming,” the

Scouts’ senior linebacker admitted. “To be honest with you,” said

Pottsville coach Kevin Keating, “I don’t think anybody did.”

You could make an argument that no team in the history of the Inter-County League has ever graduated three players of the caliber the Scouts did and rebounded to start a season with three straight wins.

Of course, very few teams in I-C history ever put a trio of players such as DJ Robinson, Matt Weiser and Mike Oliveto on the field at the same time. They combined for more than 4,000 yards from scrimmage and scored 56 of Weiser’s 66 touch-downs during a 9-4 run last season that ended in the district semifinals.

Replacing them was impossible, but the Scouts have found a way to

win, cashing in with opportunistic play that has helped break open each of their games. They have built leads of 21-7, 37-7 and 22-0 in wins over Conestoga Valley, Cedar Cliff and Donegal.

They’ll find out just how good they are, and if they’re a legitimate contender in Section 1 of the Berks Football League, when Pottsville visits Robesonia tonight.

To date, everything’s been a bo-nus for the Scouts.

“I won’t say I’m surprised to be 3-0,” said head coach Alan Moyer, “I’m ecstatic. I really am. We weren’t really sure what we had. We found out we have some playmakers. We aren’t where we want to be yet, but we’re certainly happy at 3-0.”

One of those playmakers has been Angel Cruz, a solid starting linebacker as a sophomore last sea-son. He rarely got touches on of-fense because, well, the Scouts were allowed to use only one ball on each play, and why would you want to take it out of the hands of

guys like Robinson, Oliveto or Weiser?

Opponents are now finding the only way to get it away from the 5-8, 170-pound Cruz is to wait until he places it down in the end zone after a touchdown.

He has a Berks-leading 62 points, with 10 touchdowns — one off an in-terception return, one off a fumble return, two on receptions and six on runs from scrimmage.

He leads the team in rushing, with 241 yards; in receiving, with seven catches; and in tackles, with 20.

“I knew on defense he’d be a star player,” Casamassa said, “but I didn’t think he’d be on both sides of the ball. I didn’t know he’d give us this much on offense. You hand him the ball and he’s running kids over and getting to the end zone.”

“I’m just trying to do what I can for my team,” Cruz said modestly, “trying to get us a win.”

And scoring 10 touchdowns in three games?

READING EAGLE: RyAN mcfADDENJunior Angel Cruz has become one of the new playmakers for Conrad Weiser, leading Berks County in scor-ing with 62 points in three games.

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The 6-1, 230-pound LB/T is Berks Player of the Week after recording 14 tackles and providing key blocking for the Scouts’ punishing running game in a win over Pottsville.

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By Mike DragoReading Eagle

There’s little margin for error when hunting for a championship in the jungle that is Section 1 of the Berks Football League.

The Daniel Boone Blazers and Conrad Weiser Scouts realize as much. Each took a shiny 7-0 mark into its game last week, and each was defeated.

Now they’re both scrambling, try-ing to survive, trying to keep their title hopes alive, a task doubly diffi-cult because they’ll be doing it to-night on the same field.

Someone will go home tonight with a two-game losing streak and with their hopes for a section title vanished.

“It’s just business as usual,” al-lowed Blazers coach Dave Bodolus, who has been down this treacher-ous road before.

A year ago Boone won its first seven games, lost to Gov. Mifflin, then rebounded to save its season by beating the Scouts in overtime. The Blazers went on to share the Section 1 title with Mifflin and Pottsville.

Both the Blazers (4-1, 7-1) and the

Scouts (4-1, 7-1) remain in position to either share the section title or win it outright.

The Blazers need someone to beat Mifflin, either Exeter tonight or Weiser next week. The Scouts control their own destiny; if they win out they’ll claim at least a part of the title.

Weiser coach Alan Moyer won’t allow himself to look at the big pic-ture. It’s all about survival tonight, and he feels as though the Scouts are the prey against a hungry Boone team that’s ranked No. 1 in the league in both total offense and to-tal defense and features some of the league’s most dangerous weapons.

“For us, it’s just another Friday night against a tough opponent,” Moyer said. “We’re just trying to re-group and get them focused. We’ve got to get back to the basics, block-ing and tackling, which we didn’t do (last) Friday (in a 21-0 loss to Ex-eter).”

Just being in position to compete for a title with two weeks to go is newsworthy for the Scouts. They’ve already won more games than any-one imagined. They’re playing with house money at this point.

Not so for the Blazers who re-turned a boatload of veterans and were expected to win the Section 1 title and possibly match or improve upon their school-record 11-win season of a year ago.

Playing against a Mifflin team that was without its starting quar-

terback the Blazers may have let that opportunity slip away in last week’s 14-7 loss.

The Blazers played well enough on defense but couldn’t shake any-thing loose on offense, where they were limited to a season-low 172 to-tal yards — less than half their nor-mal output.

Quarterback Tommy Bodolus, who has run and passed for 1,000 yards, was effectively hemmed in and prevented from making big plays. So was tailback Darrell Scott, the league’s top receiver.

“You’ve just got to find a way to make a couple plays,” Dave Bodo-lus said. “We’re not that big, so we’re not gonna pound people.

“We understand as we get to the better teams we have to play sound-er defensively and score when we’ve got the opportunity. You’re not gonna light up the scoreboard every week.”

The Scouts had trouble moving the ball themselves. They were held to a season-low 148 yards against Exeter, and quarterback Nick Schoener — who entered the game as the top-rated passer in the league — was knocked out of the game in the second quarter. His status for to-night is uncertain.

“From last week on, it’s gonna be a tough week every week,” Dave Bodolus said. “You’re gonna have to win those tough games. I like our chances, but it’s gonna be a tough road.”

Boone, Weiser battle for survival in Section 1 title huntThe Blazers and Scouts are trying to regroup following their first losses of the season.

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# Player TDs FGs 2pt 1pt Pts5 Angel Cruz 22 0 2 0 13683 Corie Butler 9 0 0 0 541 Connor Tom 0 2 0 35 4119 Daniel Pettis 4 0 0 0 2488 Mike Jones 3 0 0 0 186 Nick Schoener 2 0 0 0 122 Grant Gheer 1 0 0 0 611 Jake Riegel 1 0 0 0 620 Jullian Ellison 1 0 0 0 644 Salieu Diallo 1 0 0 0 6 Total 44 2 2 35 309

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# Player Comp Att Pct Yds TDs ints Rating5 Angel Cruz 0 2 .00 0 0 0 .0011 Jake Riegel 3 11 27.27 15 0 0 38.736 Nick Schoener 67 135 49.63 1238 12 6 147.11 Total 70 148 47.30 1253 12 6

PASSiNG

# Player Att Yds Avg5 Angel Cruz 199 1526 7.6719 Daniel Pettis 61 387 6.3483 Corie Butler 19 177 9.3220 Jullian Ellison 22 143 6.5044 Salieu Diallo 27 124 4.596 Nick Schoener 53 41 .7740 Zach Weidenhammer 7 35 5.0021 Taddler Sanon 4 19 4.7562 Jordan Pizzuto 3 18 6.0088 Mike Jones 3 17 5.6712 Johnathan Torres 4 16 4.0035 Aaron Sadowski 4 15 3.7511 Jake Riegel 10 13 1.304 Avory Cole 7 7 1.0049 Joe Pangelinan 2 6 3.0042 Christopher Talbot 2 -1 -.5016 Yougly Monitard 1 -6 -6.00 Total 428 2537 5.93

RUSHiNG

# Player Att Yds Avg83 Corie Butler 21 445 21.195 Angel Cruz 21 314 14.9544 Salieu Diallo 9 180 20.0088 Mike Jones 10 160 16.002 Grant Gheer 7 138 19.7121 Taddler Sanon 2 16 8.00 Total 70 1253 17.90

RECEiViNG# Player Rush Rec Total5 Angel Cruz 1526 314 184083 Corie Butler 177 445 62219 Daniel Pettis 387 0 38744 Salieu Diallo 124 180 30488 Mike Jones 17 160 17720 Jullian Ellison 143 0 1432 Grant Gheer 0 138 1386 Nick Schoener 41 0 4140 Zach Weidenhammer 35 0 3521 Taddler Sanon 19 16 3562 Jordan Pizzuto 18 0 1812 Johnathan Torres 16 0 1635 Aaron Sadowski 15 0 1511 Jake Riegel 13 0 134 Avory Cole 7 0 749 Joe Pangelinan 6 0 642 Christopher Talbot -1 0 -116 Yougly Monitard -6 0 -6 Total 2537 1253 3790

TOTAL YARDS

Score by Quarters 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr FinalConrad Weiser 92 91 73 52 308Opponents 53 94 69 69 285

Stats

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Category Weiser OpponentsFirst downs 160 175Rushing Attempts 437 451Rushing Yards 2496 2556Avg. Yards Per Rushing Attempt 5.71 5.67Passing yards 1253 1349Avg. Yards Per Passing Attempt 8.47 8.03Total yards 3749 3909Passes Complete 70 80Passes Attempted 148 168Passes intercepted 6 6Pass Completion % 47.30 47.62QB Efficiency Rating 137.06 124.41Fumbles 25 30Fumbles Lost 8 17Punts 34 31Punt Avg. 32.61 31.78Penalties 79 54Penalty Yards 557 393Avg. Penalty Yards Per Game 46.42 32.75

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