Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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T. AUBIN H. WEATHERHEAD J. GARSIDE The entire squad, paced by St. Vincent and Iasa and followed closely by Herb Weatherhead and Dick Larrabee, displayed fine teamwork, and lengthened the team's victory string to nine straight by winning the State Championships. By accomplishing this feat, they became the first Class BH team to take the State Title. In the New England Championships, St. Vincent placed ninth among 200 starters and was the only Rhode Islander to show among the first 15. The final championship meet saw Barrington cop the Class B title for the third straight year with St. Vincent in the lead spot in each instance. Tony Iasa came in fourthg Larrabee, seventhg Aubin, tenth, and Hanson, nineteenth. Other finishers were Jimmy Garside and J im Luther. St. Vincent and Iasa made the All-State Team, while Larrabee, Weatherhead, and Hanson made successful bids for the Second All-Class B Team. Other Barrington runners who deserve credit for their fine showing included Tom Aubin, Jim Luther, and Jimmy Carside. Manager Ted Bromage and Coach Ainsworth were solidly behind their boys all the way. SUMMARY Barrington 15 Cranston ,,.,,,. , ,,,,..,,,,.,,,, Barrington 18 St. Raphael ,,,,,,,-, ,,,,,-. Barrington 20 Hope ,,,,,,,,--,,--,, Barrington 24 Moses Brown .,,,. ,,i,,,, B8l'l'iIlglZ0!l 28 La Sglle -------------.-,----.--- Barrington East Providence 19 Pawtucket East 89 A. IASA J. LUTHER R. HANSON R. LARRABEE

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Standing: White, Howard, Mason, Hardy, lasa, Aubin, Hanson, Luther, Larrabee, Garside, Mueller. Kneeling: Manager Bromage, Weatherhead, St. Vincent, Coach Ainsworth. Gross Go Uflfly Coach Ainsworth's harriers completed one of the most successful seasons in the history of Cross Country by winning every dual and major meet except the New Englands, in which they placed fifth-but first among the Rhode Island teams. With Ray St. Vincent retaining his number one place and Tony lasa finishing second, Barrington copped the Columbus Day Road Race. The Eagles captured The Burton Race in the Cross Country Carnival even though the highly-favored St. Vincent slipped into fourth place. lasa came in third, and a terrific finish hy sophomore Bob Hanson saved the day for the Barringtonites. MAJOR MEETS Columbus Day Road Race First Cross Country Carnival First State Championships First New England Championships Fifth Class Bn Championships First COACH AINSWORTH CAPTAIN ST. VINCENT 88

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Standing: Blackinton, DeStefano, Brandy, Larisa, Di0rio, Grady, Point, Pflug, Wayland, MacGregor, Cole, DiMarco, Locke, Greene, Kershaw. Kneeling: Lombardi, Hussey, Mellone, Dalessio, Pezzullo, Minot, Morin, Caito, Gabarra, Anderson. goofgaf BARRINGTON CLIPS SOUTH KINGSTOWN Barrington's Eagles opened their 1954 football season with an impressive victory over South Kingstown at Victory Field. A hard-charging line and the fine running of Pflug and Blackinton, who scored three and one touchdowns respectively, were responsible for the Eagle victory. The Barrington eleven showed their fans what to expect in what was to be the finest and most successful football season in many years. EAGLES BLANK NORTH PROVIDENCE The Barrington gridsters gave fans an indication of their potential when they massacred an under- manned North Providence eleven. The Eagles iced the game in the first quarter when they rolled up 20 points. The starting eleven were taken out at the start of the second quarter, and their replacements continued the onslaught. Blackinton, Caito, and Locke carried the bulk of the scoring by chalking up an aggregate of 5 touchdowns. CO-CAPTAINS Gabarra, Blackinton, Pflug, Destefano 90