Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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The Broncos' deepest penetration came on their first series of downs when they stalled on the Eagles' 4-1. After that they were kept in their own territory. Barrington drove all the way to the nine, but then the Burrillville line stiffened out and Barrington ran aground. Blackinton was Barring- ton's most consistent ground-gainer. The Eagles' defensive was largely a result of the work of Lombardi, Mellone, De Orio, and Larisa. EAGLES TUMBLE COLT Barrington closed its best football season in a decade by overpowering a game, but beaten, Bristol eleven. This was Barrington's first football victory over Colt in seven years. Barrington's scor- ing punch was distributed among Larisa, Blackin- ton, and Kershaw. Again it was Barrington's line that opened the big holes, enabling the backs to reel off big gains. The Eagles' forward foil did not allow the Colt eleven to penetrate any deeper than the Barrington fifteen. The Eagles' tremendous line was spearheaded by Di Orio, De Stefano, and Di Marco. Everyone who played, however, con- tributed in this fine victory which put the icing on the cake of a wonderful football season. SCORES Barrington Opponent 27 South Kingstown ...... .............. 0 61 North Providence ......... .......... 0 26 East Greenwich ........ ....... 1 9 0 Lockwood .............. ..----- 1 4 39 Pawtucket Voke ........ .-- 7 23 North Kingstown ...... 0 34 Warren .............. 0 0 Burrillville ....... 0 20 Bristol ..... - --- 0 J. CABARRA D. DI ORIO J. CAITO R. DI MARCO J. MORIN R. LOCKE H. ANDERSON

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Kneeling: J. Kershaw, J. Caito, R. DeStefano. Standing: R. St. Vincent, B, Anderson, J. Hardy, B. Greene, D. DiOrio, W. Brandy, H. Mautner, R. Locke. T. Grady, T. lasa, F. Blackinton, R. Butler. arszly Zasfeffaf Barrington High's Eagles had what was their most successful basketball season in eighteen years. After a fairly successful exhibition season in which they held their own against powerful Class A competition, the Barrington five rolled through its Class CW schedule with only an upset loss to Cumberland to mar its record, and clinched the Class CM Championship for the first time since 1936, finishing with a record of 13 wins and only one loss. Throughout the season the high scoring of Hans Mautner, Ray Locke, and Joe Caito enabled the Eagles to amass more than 1,000 points during the season. Bob Larisa and Bud Anderson, Eagle aces in the back court, threw in their share of points. With three of this yearis regulars next year, along with Tom Grady, Jack Hardy, Tony Iasa and others, the Eagles have a fine chance to repeat this year's spectacular showing. SCORES Barrington Opponent Barrington Opponent '63 Classical ,..,.. . ............ 42 53 Waffen f---'f H ---ff----- - 36 44.8 Hope Y-,,-M-AYYffY,v-vwA YY,,, 5 6 BI'iStOl ,,..,l,,,,,.,,,,. , ,,...,,. '46 De La Salle cs,.,,, ...., 5 8 104 Coventry .................. ........ 6 6 '81 St, Andrews -,.,A,v ,,,,, 2 2 79 East Greenwich ..,s,, .,,,,... 5 0 '85 Westerly YY,-AYYA,Y A-AAA 7 9 Clllflbeflalld ,,,,,,....,.... .,...... 5 3 '80 Alumni Y,-,oY,,Y,,,,,,7-,, ,,v,, 4 5 76 North Kingstown ,....... 59 55 East Greenwich ,,,,, ,,-,, 3 9 87 South Kingstown ......., ........ 5 7 69 Cumberland .,......... ..... 7 3 70 Warren ---..-.----...-4.f.- .-.fff. 3 9 65 North Kingstown ...... ..... 2 5 81 Bristol ----.4.. -,-AfY-- 6 7 South Kingstown ..l... ..... 5 4 83 Coventry ----- -----,f- 5 9 70 'Non-league games.