Barrington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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off to an early lead and never were seriously threatened. Hardy set the scoring pace with 20 points, while Tony Iasa hooped 16. EAGLE FIVE RULES SKIPPERS Barrington High took over the sole possession of second place in Class C as it defeated North Kingstown 57-43. The Eagles gained an early lead and managed to maintain a comfortable margin all the way through. jack Hardy, Bob Dalessio, and Cres Pompeii were the Barrington leaders with 18, 12, and 11 points respec- tively, EAGLES EDGED BY SOUTH KINGSTOWN A hard driving Barrington team came within four points of league leader South Kingstown as they were downed 62-58. Down by 19 points early in the last period, the Eagles paced by Pompeii, Hardy, and Dalessio put on a tremendous drive which fell short by two points. BARRINGTON BLASTS WARREN Barrington clinched a preliminary playoff berth in Class C by belting Warren 72-49. After a slow start, the Eagles began to roll and handily won the game. jack Hardy paced the Eagles with 21 points. Bob Dalessio hooped in 15, and Tony Iasa 14 for the winners. EAGLES NAIL COLT Down 17 points in the third quarter, Barrington Eagles came back with a surge that enabled them to trounce Colt by a score of 61-56. This victory gave Barrington lone possession of second place in Class C play. Bob Dalessio put Barrington ahead with two free throws with only 35 seconds to go. Hardy's two free throws and Pompeii's basket made up the remainder of the scoring. High men for the evening were Pompeii with 20 points, Iasa with 14, and Dalessio with 12. EAGLES BOW TO COVENTRY Losing a 15 point lead in' the last half, Barrington High was downed 58-54 in a hard fought battle with Coventry. jack Hardy turned in 14 points and Cres Pom- peii l2 in the game that ended league play and left the Eagles tied for second place with Coventry. EAGLES CLAMPED BY ROGERS Barrington, playing without the services of Greene, Pompeii, and Jacquart, was downed in the play-off test by Rogers by a score of 77-42. Despite the difference in scores, the Eagles were in there fighting every minute of the time. Behind the shooting of jack Hardy and Bob Dalessio, who scored 14 and 10 points respectively, the Eagles put up a valiant fight. summary Brzrringlon Opponent Barrington Opponent 96 East Greenwich ................ East Greenwich ................ 50 Cumberland .......... ....... C umberland .......... ........ 59 North Kingstown North Kingstown 37 South Kingstown South Kingstown 47 Warren ............... ...... . Warren ............... ....... 65 Colt ......,... Colt .......... 50 Coventry ..... Coventry .... Rogers ...... 95 DUTCH JACQUART Center ANTHONY IASA Guard CRES POMPEII Guard

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JACK HARDY Forward BOB DALESSIO Forward DON LAMB Center EAGLES CLAW AVENGERS Barrington High opened the defense of its Class C school basketball champ- ionship by romping over East Greenwich 96-25. The Eagles were paced by 5'5 Bob Dalessio who led the field with 18 points. followed by Cres Pompeii and Don Lamb who came up with 16 points each. EAGLES SHADE CLIPPERS Bob Dalessio sank a pair of free throws with only 41 seconds left to give the Eagles a 50-48 victory over Cumberland. Cres Pompeii, Bob Dalessio, and jack Hardy led the Eagles with 17, 10, and 13 points respectively, EAGLES CLAMP SKIPPERS Driving all the way, Barrington scored its third straight Class C victory by downing North Kingstown 59-55. The victory enabled the Eagles to maintain its first place deadlock with South Kingstown. A hard fight all the way, the Eagles broke it open in the last quarter with Dalessio hitting for 19 and Pompeii right behind with 16. SOUTH KINGSTONWN BOPS EAGLES Paul Frye's 29 points proved the exact difference as the Eagles were showered 66-37, It was the Eagles' first Class C reverse in 12 tests, Iasa, Pompeii, and Dalessio tried hard but to no avail. ANOTHER CLOSE ONE-WARREN Barrington turned in its second two point triumph in Class C when it nipped Warren 47-45 in a highly excitable game. Cres Pompeii and Bob Dalessio broke a 44-44 tie on a basket and a free throw in the last thirty seconds of the game. Pompeii led all scorers with 19 points. EAGLES DOVUN COLT Barrington High racked up its fifth victory of the year by downing Colt 65-59. Barrington took an early lead and built up a ten point half-time lead. Colt, driving hard in the fourth period of play, came within six points of tying the game. The Eagles, paced by Dutch jacquart, jack Hardy. and Bob Dalessio managed to halt the drive, BARRINGTON STUNNED BY COVENTRY The Eagles fell into a second place tie as they were turned back 61-50 by a strong-closing Coventry. Behind all the way, the Eagles stayed in contention until the very end. Hardy, Dutch jacquart, Dalessio, and Pompeii all hit double figures for Barrington. EAGLES SWAMP GREENIES Pulling away in the second half, the Barrington Eagles defeated East Greenwich 50-24. This was the Eagles' sixth' victory against two defeats. After leading only 9-6 at the end of the first quarter, the Barringtonites spurted away to an easy victory with Bob Dalessio chalking up 13 points and Hardy following with 10. BARRINGTON THUMPS CLIPPERS Using a mixture of regulars and subs most of the way, Barrington defeated Cumberland 70-49. The Eagles, paced by Jack Hardy and Tony Iasa, jumped 94

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Qaqaeedwwealflatzfulo Standing: Coach Biber, F. Gaffney, D. Wells, R. Ferrin J Lombardi R Grady R Collison Kneeling: R. Olson, L. Cioe, N. Palazzo, A. Antlreozzi, J. Dunn Barrington High jayvees outshone the Varsity team this year by turning in a record of eleven wins as against two losses. Throughout the fine spirit of good sportsmanship and united team Cioe and Doug Wells' superb job of clearing the excellent record for the season. XVith D. Wells, N. F. Polak, and R. Ferrin ready to step up to varsity of regaining the Class C title are excellent. if , Q1 'i NX ells blocks a shot on Warren. Last minute adxice from Mr Rasmussen 96