Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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Bsfzbwa goofgczff of QQ- Zio When September rolls around a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of the coming football season. Bellows started the season under the guidance of Coach Axtell. Later in the season Coach Ockershausen took over the football program. The schedule is as follows: Sept. 29-Bellows football team opened the season traveling to East- chester, where it lost a closely fought game, 6-0. Oct. 6-Trying to make up for the first defeat, the squad took a trip to Mt. Kisco and came through with a 0-0 tie. Oct. 13--Now playing for Coach Ockershausen, Bellows played the underrated Scarsdale team and was defeated, 9-0. Oct. 21-After its surprising setback, the Blue and Black went to Elms- ford to play Alexander Hamilton, only to suffer another de- feat, 14-0 Oct. 28-Bellows played host to Rye, its old rival. Although defeated badly, we made our first score, 25-6. Nov. 3-Playing the highly publicized New York School for the Deaf, the Panthers came through with a well eamed tie, 6-6. Nov. ll-Bellows, undaunted by its previous record, played its other traditional game with Harrison on Armistice Day. Putting up its best fight of the season, the Blue and Black outplayed Harrison for the first half of the game, only to succumb to the Crimson's much heavier team, 12-0. The scoring record of the team is low, but Bellows High School is proud of her boys. The Panthers have that fighting spirit. When they play football, it's for every minute of the game. Always showing good sportsmanship, our boys are playing for their alma mater and for the sport they all love. Louis Pecorara was elected Honorary Captain for this season. Lettermen: L.E., R. Mannellap L.T.,. S. Williams: L.G., B. Carr: C., L. Pecoraro, Captain: RG., A. Naskg R.T., E. Heyworth: R.E., C. Schlierer: O.B., A. Labrusciano: L.H., D. Russell: R.H., B. King, and P.B., V. Buckett. Others receiving letters: B. Barrett, C. Schreyer, A. Labrusciano, Manager: I. Cella, Trainer.

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Baiktgaff-1939-40 The Basketball team proved to be one of the most outstanding in the history of the school, winning twelve games and losing four, This achievement was due to the fine team work of the boys and the coach- ing of William A. Axtell. The Varsity Five , composed of Robert Garvin, Wilbur Garvin, Bernard King, Angelo Nask, and Alfred Tallevi, averaged more points per game than any preceding basketball team in the school and captured the Little Three Championship for the third consecutive year in convincing fashion by twice defeating both Har- rison and Rye. Individual point scoring for the Varsity was as follows: Robert Garvin, 120: Wilbur Garvin, 95: Angelo Nask, 74: Bernard King, 62: Arthur Frampton, 54: Alfred Tallevi, 41: Harold Shock, 14: Thomas Forte, 12: William Reardon, 4: Edward Bascome, 3, and Iames Gowan, 1. Players receiving the Varsity Letter are: Captain Wilbur Garvin, Robert Garvin, Bernard King, Angelo Nask, Alfred Tallevi, Harold Schock Thomas Forte, Edward Bascome, William Reardon, Iames Gowan, and lack Yarfny. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Bellows Opponents Dec. 8-Elmsford . ...,.. .. 20 13 15-Mamaroneck . . 29 22 21-Rye . .... .,,. . 26 24 Ian. 9--Eastchester ., .. 42 21 12-Bedford ..... .. , 34 26 ' 15-ruckahae . . , 26 34 19---Mamaroneck . , .. 25 24 26-Rye .... . .,... ,. , 40 23 31-Scarsdale ...., , 31 19 Feb. Z--Pelham . Z7 34 6-Eastchester .. .. 29 16 12-Tuckahoe 30 32 16-Scarsdale . 30 1 1 21-Harrison , , 39 21 27-Pelham . . 29 31 Mar. 1-Harrison ., 23 19 480 375