Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Attleb o Beats Milton Next Gffme With North scnuLs hpy ' eirla short sneak for the first down Aftlri jj (irh Jpnsen hit right end for seven and ' ■•?•■ r.-:nir Barrett cUmberi the canter 3 TDs to ' e H.S. North final lo football titers 501 13 win o ter ' s ho Coach C mils pro all. Foi North ' s R ed this s tune of in any lea Attleboro a couple oti 0 practice fo ' ' North aim beaten Ta day. It ' s atif i- between the boro In lt, i | Coach Ec! B ' weak sister. ;. were without. [Offensive ace that time he to this team onstrated th The dyna, ball on 13 r ' tal of 104 yards per in three pa j other 76 y , three Att I runs of i ! An jtb- Plv jimi. suffe his r minuter four to the seven. And although hit by one backerup, Kerhoff was off for the score on the next play ' Milton Backs: Ireland. Co ton. Galley, Fallen taros, Taycs. Quin,. ' Score by perior! Attleboro ... idefeated ayward| ad ' i last- b to the inclng win rest for ;ai;ie ' .irir ■i.s at oncc- liing Satur- pn onpnnon ' The locals Jces of their Kerkhoff, at .nd ills value r more dem- Saturday. carried iv. ; for !eft end. It was on this play Richardson was p.obably set up the score. For after the kickoff, Jim Court- ney, brilliant all afternoon for the Whiz Kids went through the center of the Attleboro line and raced 67 yards for the score on a trap play. Richardson ' s sub falling :o submarine as he had been doing to render the trap play meffecti Fallowing the can chuck and Kcrk SI ' ' ball on th Pa::. ;cau wen failing to fin ' ' his head way d ' - the Scoring: hurt and it I Kerkhoff 3. R, ' first Milton i down, Courtn ton (pass) Referee Umpire Head liiicirna essey. Field J ' - Attleb- ■hs hne (flnt break m , furing the late first period Hal ba vl)ave Jensen and Line- man Don Sinclair returned to full itime duty Saturday and Coach Bill Madden had his strongest lineup against Milton. Their return was not . Me; Jensen ran hard and d touchdown pass to « Sinclair was a bad penalty wlirct drive. On the •econd pipj mage, Kerkhoff left tackle for I block on a Bolvin assL ' j, zagged his fenders to b; McKenna, only the on first of fiv point after MUton hi is exchan t from the 3 , lis from Pariseau rrkhoff taking a lateij boro end on the thp ), But, a p,, ..«Tiuut, i ' 3.-, fumbled by Kcrkh l ( n the 19. Miil.on recovered. i A punt by Milton that was aJm- blocked by Phil Boyd set up third Attleboro score in the secA half. Attleboro took over on th, and needed only four plays to . First Kerkhoff hit left end for then he received a pitchou passed to Barrett on the 22. - downed on the 20. Kerkhoff delay play, ran to the 13 for. and went over center for th point. Miiton fumbled Into the ar Sinclair on the 22. Then caught a paAs and Jat«rclled to it rett who went to the 11. Jenji plunged to the nine but Paris?, thrown for a big 1 i« to pass on the the 30. Ho ' ?? ' h waa the first • ' ' tchout to float illified by pen- 45 rushing. . . 172 hlng 16 passing . . 122 jasslng 21 ; s 0 fvirns 0 gained . . 257 MD TWO . . . tha, ieboro will carry j; ing day game . Side at ward Field nice pltQ ing 6 of ed the -v The fii time At boro reco returned ; la.st time a scoreles Mansfie! played was 1926 an Barrett tie — a 6-C deadlock- around 937 . . . otficial.s did a nand Tood job bi; all thre ' . ' hile a : --.-ii ' ry. Ho i would not have be| ,or of the locals ' favot V for the right foot of Jo rvenna which booted two of attempts through the uprighij Attleboro was in the lead al| way, actually, and only the n| say die attitude of the Coyle made the score close. Coyle, by Bob McArthur and Jim O matched the locals touchdow touchdown, but not point for Attleboro scored in each o., first three periods and had a 1 12 lead going into the final pe when the visitors made their efforts of the day and drove the final score. However, Attl controlled the ball in the fini seconds of play. Statistics show Attleboro ' s gro superiorly was the major f; in victory. The Blue and gained 21.5 yards on the grou compared to Coyle ' s 142 while by O ' Neil in co 7 yar Di couifin ' Kerkhoff plays. McKen . , A bad cente is ill iiiiPe.s »ci€ (Coyle score. A alf hour early and clon its own 46 j stripes and meation coming v the ushers earniover the hea jlv. .• ■--f-ri - ea though he r can-y tlie ba took over. s for trt 1 before Att pass play iriseau int« iand runni ' went to ibe a I play •( penalty downs mTon for one play it again. A with DicK Pa- the Milton 40 to the 33. Attleboro for what seemed to iwn only to ha ' ve the , through a clipping ' Milton taking over on plavs later. Hotvpvpr ncle I scorea ■he period on climax being Cou ' rix.. n on a reverse, tute Attleboro ba«kfleld the game and It drove from 45 to Milton ' s 36 aj ided. f24) igby, Frora, P. Miaaori and White cheerlcompleted hoops spelling AttleboiWhittcmnre the team was about tosma. eld from the dr s.sinsi to t!h roke through theO ' Neii Look i ' ficulty . . .one unsucces ' hen- resiover for the tlihue, 250 pou •c when he| 6 vicko, I ' crett ' 1 thCjihe lines and u. jBill ' s remark af.f O ■ DeLutis. Jost, Zftrck Leedham, T. miaaon. Guards : Tozler LaCrolx, Rlchard- block ' of tickets mus ' ' ' iken by the councilm ' i, ' , ' ° f iCy were together with wiv( n; v i-nmiir.-.. (,,.. r second period bi