The Gunnery School - Red and Gray Yearbook (Washington, CT)

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'Gill 0' W Www fm almi 'tn Henry E Hteftje Left Guard www 4 Auth W ' awww if , 6 'YWX Thomas E Lalumra Rzgbt Guard shrre team, and tn the remamder of the game they scored twlce to garn a decrsrve 19 7 vrctory For a change rn routme, Gunnery romped over Westmrnster 26 6 rn the fourth contest of the season The team had lmproved rn every department Gunnery really looked lrlte a fast hard hnttmg unlt and lf was generally conceded the team reached rts peak form of the season rn thrs game wlth the Black and Go d Scortng once ln every perlod the Red and Gray was led by Pond Parks and Stedman who accumulated the ground yardage whrle Bradshaw snared several passes, one good for a touchdown Roger Dobbtow had the llne mans dream reallzed when he lntercepted a Westmxnster desperatlon pass 1n the closrng mtnutes of the game and ran fifty yards to score the final marker Basxng thenr arguments on the prevrous years 59 6 v1ctory the team greatly under estlmated Trlnrty Pawllng As a result Gun nery suffered a 22 7 drubbnng at the hands of a btg capable team Wtnrktng from a decep 48 W6 W' C Clayton Parks Fullback ,J 4 v J' Charles E Tayntor Tackle

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O0 fe as 4' .f I3 5' JP! wr A, 4:1 My 3 1 Eli F Bruce Bradshaw Rzglat End 'wwf .X V9 in the first half Costly fumbles and shaky defense allowed Pomfret the games only score at the close of the first period The team suffered its second seven to noth ing setback the following Saturday agalI1St Canterbury It looked like an early Red and Gray score in the first period when Courtney and Stedman on successive runs carrled the ball to Canterbury s twenty five yard line but the Irishmen held thelr ground and after a seesaw battle finally tallred late in the final perrod On Parent s Day Gunnery tackled a highly rated Berkshire team The Red and Gray line centered by Captain Bob Ilsley and composed of Bradshaw and Offutt ends Hiefrje and Lalumia guards and Sherwood and Wfilliams tackles showed tremendous improvement Berkshire scored early in the first period but Gunnerys offense was the best to date and Pond scored and added the extra point in the second quarter to put the Red and Graymen out in front for the first time all year. However the slim 7-6 margin was not sufficient to hold the more experienced Berk- Wlg Richard M Sherwood Rzglat Tackle james B. Offutt Lawrence E. Williams Leff Emi 47 Left Tackle

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'i l ,Q fist l av ' any mg . ,,,' ',L- -.4 1, h , wt. - z .-- s , xv ,. 'lv V if Q 4, a .5 iii I ,I -1 Edward W Tayler Back -rf 1' 'ar tive T formation, Trinity constantly be- wildered the Graymen and scored mainly on accurate passing. The lone Gunnery touch- down resulted on a Parks to Pond pass. With a poor record behind them, a deter- mined Gunnery sguad met their traditional rival South Kent but a gallant spirit was in vain Gunnery was delinitely outclassed and the breaks werent with the team Thus the coveted cup symbolic of victory between the old rivals remained at South Kent for the third straight year In the Hrst period the Red and Graymen made an advance to the eight yard line from which Pond scored However a penalty nulli fied it and the second attempt to score failed The clock checked the Graymen on South Kents two yard line as the first half ended Numerous passes just missed connections but one of the ones that didnt was Ponds pass to Stedman on the last play of the game in which the back was finally hauled down from behind on the Cardinal and Blacks twenty yard line It was a thrilling game in spite of the defeat The final score South Kent 27 Gunnery 0 1. Mfg? PM if 'Mah Kenneth H Sheldon Back ohn W Yates Robert F Phelps En En rainy' wqifwa 42- K an qv lv ,-f PQ !4 'Y 49 ur Q . h ,fr I , ,h I . ffl? , JJ s S A , . s , it fi - i Q'Wt Tl' 'ffl 'dtgfgli' , - ' W -a' V '-' '-- - - 1 .. , ' - V1 ' ,f W , . - .N --v-f 2,. M.-'tw 2 'lt-T3 ' J t 2 T ' 5?f4wQRwMerI 1 ' ' 'N ' ' ' '-sayin . ' ' A Ili rggwi A . . . 1 V y p . Q - ' Y ' - v , ir W 2 , V p ' I ' ' ' ,Mx . 1 ,'.. ' va.. , ' A v - . -I , Q-3' ' t if 412.3 'gn-ggird, - 4' , Q14 ,-1 ., ,, d ri t P gy, t A P ' W 2 il . 5 , at , ,gy L ' ' t' e T , hat. 'll' - 2 V ,Neff 2 tataiwe, tives s ferai,w?f1ef W . J '1 We , 'at M , ' , rl, .Q ' ' 17 lT f 3f'W'f-in Z W ,375 Im' ' A flak li W T H all ' ' , -Y' w ll? Q t Y K ,mu ' 6 t K- Y V if ' . ' ,, 4 V r , u Lp A f - I Q Q , fp fy - A y w . f A 1, l.-. GQ 'V ' , A iff: vp 9, ,a - la- Jer l sf 5 . N H . K tl .5 L, A f M - 3, y lg t if at ft., - 3 N 3 a i - M is ' I MA A , ry ,, - Q 4 ' -.., ,fv- i , if . Q Kp Q if N I g ' V :,,.V,. 3, ' i 15?