The Redskins finish 9-0-1 and claim their 13th straight LBC trophy and the East Penn league title as well (it’s their second straight in the new conference). The team also drops the single-wing and replaces it with the Delaware Wing-T (installed by Franks in 1952 it had served the ‘Skins well for over a decade). Although ‘Cuskie claimed otherwise, the change was rumored to have been made to accommodate junior quarterback Jim Colbert’s talents as both a passer and runner. On the road at the brand new Falcon Field against Pennsbury, the Redskins are 7-0-1 while the Falcons are 8-0 when they meet. It’s the first time both teams are unbeaten going into a game with each other during a late season contest. The UPI calls it the “Top Game” in the state the weekend they tangle as 11,000 fans crowd Falcon Field to watch the fireworks. In another thriller, Neshaminy hangs on to bank a 14-13 win, their second straight one-point win over the Falcons.