Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Off and running at Newburyport. Aftef the Paul Gelinas starting the touchdown march. game, Con .Qfarula . t'0ns and good Wis hes The reaction to Concord's victory was just beginning to set in.

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Half - time recess. Bradley 7 Nashua 3 5 Vaillancourt against Nashua's right wall. One football not V Bradley O Laconia 26 Bradley 0 Concord 6 Bradley 7 Newburyport 30 et Spoken for' 3 s 5 . f H K, my N On this Thanksgiving Day, Tom Turkey is resting quietly eighteen miles away.

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.usa UI the Coi U before Ba eball The 1954 baseball team boasted a 9-1 record compiled by a cast of players proficient with bat and glove. On their side of the diamond, third baseman Roger Paradis and shortstop Bob Goyette turned in glittering performances rarely seen in high school baseball. Backstop Ray Musial showed himself a reliable handler of pitchers. Dick Stas, alternating between pitcher's box and Hrst base, and outfielder Dick Cote, performed notably. It is an understatement to say that their positions will be diflicult to fill. The nucleus of this year's team will be built around pitchers Dick Loiselle and Paul Gelinas, catcher Tom Tessier, infielder Leo Martin and outfielder Joe Vaillancourt. These players have matured in tournament games and experienced playing in the clutch. They should be able to withstand the pressure of competition. the Central game Tom Tessier scoring the tying run in the St. Marie fracas. 67 Chatter in the dugout