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

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Football c0uches7First row: lfreml Hawke, line coach: Gordon 0'Reilly. head roach. Second row: Gerald DL-nmrce, J. V. line C03CllQ Ozzie W'intcrs, freshman coavhq Charles Howland, J. V. couch. Below: Ioe is about to him the ground hard. kwa! , .fv- Albovez A pile-up near ihe side lim-z-1. Left: Garbarino plungvs through the line. Below: 'ills-re':-s how w4e'll flu it. says Couch 0'HL-illy. anrl the lndianQ pay careful attention to his words. www' a 21 N

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nothor Look at Football Freshman football-First row: J. Carrington, manager, B. Aswad, B. Ruggerio, B. Conroy, J. Faulk- ner, K. Johnson, R. Doolittle, R. Burly, J. Strain. J. Brown, man- ager. Second row: E. Knauf, C. Robbins, A. Buckland, B. Scott, M. Detrick, P. Merrill, J. DeMarcio, I. Lindsley, J. Zeggert. Third row: J. Keefc, M. Gilensky, F. Sullivan. J. lVIcCawley, E. Gar- barino, S. Grippin, J. Knowlton, C. Pasquale, P. Millspaugh, T. Dattoria, Mr. Winters, coach. Above lNorth b ball carrier is tunporarlly halted during the Central l..f.u.-Q nun ll F nluvnv nn al-A

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'arsity Basketball Dick Ryder Fred Murphy .lim Franklin Bob Donovan as fa , 'A 'B'-2 .lohn Reutlinger Charlie Moore NORTH 65 E.S.S. 24 The Big Red got its Southern Tier Conference schedule off to a fine start by defeating the South- side Hornets by a 65-24 score. Playing on our home court the Indians were able to obtain a lead in the early stages of the game and kept building on it until they were well out of stinging distance of the Hornets. Led by the two skyscrapers, Ford Baker and Moe Goodspeed, scoring 17 and 11 points respectively, almost every man on the squad was able to sink a few for two or more points. After this game, many considered the Indians to be hot contenders for the S.T.C. crown. NORTH 65 CORTLAND 42 The Indians made it two in a .row as they de- feated Cortland 65-42 at Cortland. Again it was center Ford Baker, tossing in 15 points for high scoring honor. Close behind him were John Young and Vinnie Coyle with 12 each and Sonny Phil- lips with ll. Excessive fouling made the game rather rough but the Indians proved to be the better team. John Young showed outstanding backboard ability as he worked wonders under the boards. NORTH 52 ELMIRA FREE ACADEMY 57 The warriors traveled to Elmira to suffer their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Light Blue of Elmira Free Academyg The first half found North running up a 27-I8 nine point lead but with the second half came E.F.A.'s rise to victory. When big Willie Herman came into the game for E.F.A., the top came off the scoring kettle, and the Blue were able to overcome the Indians' lead and go ahead to win the fray by a 57-52 score. Top Northmen for the night were ,Ioe Garbar- ino who garnered 13 and Vince Coyle and Sonny Phillips with 11 and 10 respectively. NORTH 53 VESTAL 39 Led by Moe Coodspeed and his deadly hooking left handers, the Redmen were able to walk off the North court with a 53-39 win over the small but fighting Vestal five. The lead changed hands repeatedly during the first two quarters of play and at half-time the Northmen were in the driver's seat by a slim two point margin. In the second half North played its height to advantage and built up a sizeable lead which it never relinquished. High scorers of the night were Moe Coodspeed with I9 and Ford Baker with 17. '22