Binghamton North High School - Wampum Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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arsity Football Halfhack fullback Garbarino and Ryder block out the opposition for Shepard. NORTH 0 ELMIRA SOUTHSIDE I3 The 13 to 0 defeat by Elmira Southside marked the first time in four years that North lost its opening game and it was the Hornetis first win over the Indians. A strong defense and some able ball carrying by Tony Weaver were the big factors in the Elmira victory. North penetrated Hornet territory on several occasions, but fumbles and an alert Elmira line prevented any scoring. NORTH 13 MIDDLETOWN 0 Joe Tino's spectacular open field running sparked the Indians to their first victory of the 1950 season at Middletown. The North attack was lethargic until Tino shifted into a halfback position and broke loose down the sidelines for the first long run of the game. The North blocking improved to a point where Tino was sprung into the open for a Blue and Scarlet touch- down. .Ioe Garbarino tallied the second score after Indian runners worked the ball into position with consistent gains through the Middle forward wall. Garb booted the point after touchown. Defensively the Warriors played heads up football, checking the Middletown attack through a major share of the game. IM NORTH 6 ENDICOTT 0 The Indians staged a comeback in their second Con- ference clash to defeat Endicott by a 6-0 score. Joe Garbarino,s buck through the center marked the only touchdown of the day as Coach Gordon 0'Reilly reg- istered his third win over the Orange since he took charge of the North eleven in 1947. North dominated the first half of the ball game with several offensive efforts in addition to the one which ended in a touchdown. Chick Serino's sensational catch of ,Ioe Tino's pass was the outstanding play for the Indians, but it cost the team the clever end's services for the balance of the campaign. Serino suffered a broken arm when tackled after the pass completion. The Warriors defensive play was strong in the final two quarters when U-E penetrated to the North seven- yard line before being stopped. Mike Medzigian, Joe Orzehowski and Ralph Frey were the big guns in halt- ing the Orange scoring thrust. NORTH 15 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY 27 North was the first team to score upon Elmira Free Academy in the 1950 season, but their I5 points were not enough to win. The Blue Devils' speedy backs, Wil- cox, Meyers, and Berry, sprinted for a quartet of touch- downs to hand the Indians their second setback of the season. Ted Berry was the outstanding back on the field as he completed six of nine passes, scored a pair of six-pointers and added a point after touchdown. Myers went 72 yards for the first EFA tally, Berry sped 47 yards with an intercepted pass, tossed 17 yards to Broomhall for a TD and went over the one-yard line for the final score. North's points came from Garbarino,s 9-yard run after a sustained drive, a safety scored when Berry attempted to punt from his own end zone, and a plunge by Dick Ryder from five yards out. Tino's 50-yard pass to Charley Lewis, and the running of Johnny Shep- ard were North standouts. Left: Joe Gabarino is tackled during the U.E. game,