Admiral Farragut Academy - Trident Yearbook (Pine Beach, NJ)

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The second sTop on The run was aT The Manluus School n Syracuse New York The army Ifes faced The saulors wITh a 26 consecufrve game wrnmng sfreak and al o a boasf of never havmg been beafcn by Farraguf IH fooTbalI LuTTle Navy pulled The game ouf of The fare when Frank Brady s Touchdown and exfra ponnf conversron was backed up by Gene Kuller Tyndall who smeared a Man lnus back for a safefy lvlanlnus wnnnnng sTreak was broken by a 9 6 counT Pullmg The ThroTTle ouT The Mvddses found Themselves facnng New York Mulnfary Academy Thus was The second Mullfary School League conTender The sanlors faced and To add To The Tensnon The game was played before a large alumna crowd on a day conTunually dvsrupfed by raun Ouf of The mud of The faeld Frank Brady and Leo Ward crossed up The Mu e Keepers by a counf of I3 O The blue sfreak raced away agaun To sfop aT La Salle Mulufary Academy The second of The league conTenders Tnme wasnT wasfed as The sarlors found The weaknesses of The La Salle Team Bob Osferhouf led The scorung wlfh Two Tall es and an exTra pornf Ward Zasfrow Toner Smnfh and Yohe also haf payd rT Bull SmuTh kncked Two placemenTs Barr came nexf as The coal was shoveled In They w nf under The wheels for a devasfafung slaughfer 32 O The Mnddnes romped Through Them confunuou ly spreadung havoc wherever They were on The neld Toner led The parade wnTh Three Touchdowns Four more of The blue and snlvers Because The BordenTown game was posfponed we played our Thrrd league confender STaunTon M1l1Tary Academy They succumbed mannly because of The brnllnanf runnung of Frank Brady and Frank Toner l owne Yohe also playung heads up ball gave Farraguf :Ts Thnrd and fnnal Touchdown when he recovered The ball on The kickoff IH Sfaunfon s end zone STaunTon s aTTack sfrengfhened n The second half buT To no avaul AT The frnal whusTle Farraguf havung won 20 I4 was sfnll undefeaTed The posfponed game wufh BordenTown was played ne T and The lvluddues won wuTn ease 3l O Sparked by ZasTrow The Team had garned undnspufed ownershrp of The fnrsf MuluTary League TnTle and Trophy The season ended wuTh The Muddues Trave Ing down To Annapolus To play The Plebes There They recelved Therr only defeaT of The season by a score of I4 O The season s ToTal sTood 6 wms I he ancl I defeaT a good record To be well proud of CongraTulaT1ons Champs THUM X9 T 'VIII LFR RUHFRT W. OSTI' RHOUT l u l aplam lo laplam . 4 I , , A . . - l ' .4 I ' : ' . e ' ,I - ' . ' J . , aTTempTs To score were called back. . . . 1 . i . . . . , X , , ' . . ' . . ' I u It - , .. 11 ,M , ii

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JAYVEE FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY - yi -if: ix . JAY VEE FUOTBALL Ist Row: 1. to r.--Rubin, C. Pumerantz. 2nd Kmv: l. lu r.-Ellarll, Passaru, Mflrarni, Thal, Rus- sanu, Sammartinu, Ziluca, Bouchard, Sinclair, Hartman, Marplv. 3rd Raw: I. tu r.-Ll. Guy, Slabilv, Halpvrl, Kaplan, Baker, Cnhvo, Furdin, Uallcvr, ljuliras, Klein, Paslnri, Pingitnre, Wight. Tierney, llimvn. 4th Raw: I. to r.-Columbus, Mvnilln, Cnltsvgwr. Mrllramm, Kaufman, Rerip, Zipf, lfrnss, Wnoalson, Finer, Trnger, Flvtvhvr. C ,f - . if' The '47 squad had more +han i+s share of work +his year 'frying 'lo keep The pace sel by fheir big bro+hers of +he gridiron, and Though +hey were noi as successful, fhey did Themselves proud. Their firsl con+es+ was wifh an annual rival, Toms River. Under quarferback Sammar+ino's leadership and 'lhe wonderful playing of such men as Ziluca, Klein, Ellard, and Rossano, +he Middies gave +he local boys a real fighl' for 'lheir money buf were edged ou+ by one point Asbury Park was nexf To mee+ The Middies and Though +hey were vicforious by +he scan+ margin of 7-0, fhey knew They had been given a good fight I+ was +hen fime for a meeling wi+h our old rival -Bordenfown. ln whal' was frue Army-Navy spiril Coach Guy's squad played The muleleers +o a 0-0 deadlock. a definife moral vic+ory. And so i+ ended -Though nof wholly successful, +he Army had been held down and The mission was accomplished. ,Q If H. N T, A. Ll. JI' fy ii I ,, V75 pk Qxxff L X xy Q' T C -,V ke .. , ' 51 5, R 'vp 'fi rf Wilh Barry Falgousf, capfain and number one man, leading all +he way, Coach Swager+'s Cross Counlry squad, consisfing of such veferan runners as Johnny Slone, Dick Prugh, Bill Edwards, and Hugh Teer opened +he '47 season wi+h a 23-32 vicfory over fheir worfhy opponenfs-Peddie. A viclory lucked securely under fheir bells, fhe squad 'lhen mel an alliance belween Freehold and Asbury Park High Schools. The boys were noi quile as successful fhis fime, Though, and succumbed +o las+ place. The big mee+ followed. and +he Middies mel Bordenlown in anofher of 'rhe Army-Navy rival- ries. Taking advanlage of +he facl +ha+ our squad did nof know +he newly laid course and +ha+ one of +heir men had ius+ won 'rhe s+a+e championship, The armyi+es squeezed Through 'fhe winning score. Ofher members of 'I'he squad which Coach Swagerl' can well be proud of, are Rodgers, Seflle, De Valery, and Melt. is UNSW: 5 ,Aww