Barnard School for Boys - Bric Yearbook (Fieldston, NY)

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Tl-lEI936BARNARDBRlC B efskzmzrzn pun! n g W gvkg' Y--if --'- . -f ' 0 1 playing his last football game for Barnard, played splendidly in the Adelphi game, as well as throughout the entire season. The mainstays of the backfield were Norman Mallett, Peter Bedford, Bill Hamilton, and Paul Kingston. The center position was ably filled by Alvar Wallin, and the two guard positions were occupied by Anson Bowden, Frank LaSala, and George Cornell. At the tackles were Donald Brown, Charles Kircher, and Ralston Dennis. Jack Adams, Richard Morse, Ginger Knight, and Albert Hen- derson concluded the squad along with two of the hardest driving and tackling ends seen around Barnard recently, namely Dan Moore and jack Hanrahan. Manager McManus arranged the following interesting schedule. The scores were: Newark Academy McBurney ...,......... Woodmere ....,. Fieldston ..... Brunswick ...... Adelphi ....... B O 6 2 26 13 12 O 32 15 6 13 13 18

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Tl-lEI936BARNARDBRIC CJOKN rm in em Pj Smmfing 1134166 Rnu'j--Kingstoii, Hamilton, Kniqht, Galbraith fAs5t. lNIgi'.j, Conway, lNIoi'sc, Henderson. fliiqfrflrf RUM'-fFCl'I'Lll'Ll ffloachj, I.iiSala, Brown, Moore, Kircher. XX'allin, Cornell, McManus fhlgitj Fmfzl Rolf'----Bowden, Dennis, Hanraltan, Beclimann fCapt.j, Adams, Bedford, Blallett. Football HE Varsity Footblll team contludcd 1 very successful selson by losing 1 won ind two lost New ark Actdemy went dow n to defeit 6 9 Newt came hard-fought battle to Adelphi School. The record of the season was four A ef, Mn . . . x C I' J- 2 ' . 74 ' L ' ' ' L -... . c ' Q . I, as 1 I I ' f hirfll li? McBurney who was defeated 26-13. Our next two victories were at the expense of Woodinere and lfieldston. The former was played in a rain- storm and won 12-O, the latter was played on Election Day at Fieldston and they were defeated 52-13. The team was ably led and coached by joseph Ferrara, former Columbia star, who taught many players much invaluable information on line play. Captain Ed Beckmann,

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Tl-lEI936BA he B ------- - c B Brief Razz-Vogel fMgr,j, Moran, McGrath, Dennis, Dalton, Bedford, Mr. Bent fCoachj From Ron'-Kieran, XXfallin, Mallett fCapt,j, Beckmann, Hamilton. Basketball ITH the defeat of Collegiate by a 37-16 score, one of the finer basketball seasons at Barnard was concluded. As for the records we won eight, lost V 3 gl three and tied one. Coach Ralph Bent and Captain Norman Mallett, handi- l capped by a nose injury, led the team exceptionally well through its season play. The other regulars were Ed Beckmann, who was high scorerg junior O'Keefe, a sub on last year's teamg Pete Bedford, playing his second year on the varsityg Bill Hamilton, who came to us from Riverdale and who was one of the Hashiest players seen in recent yearsg and Swede Walling who came to the varsity from the 'IayVees. In reviewing the games one fact is noticeable, the spirit with which the team fought, either in victory or defeat. The first game was lost to Staten Island by the close margin of one basket, After that we scored victories over Franklin and Fieldston, two of the teams in the private school league. Next came the overtime period game with Woo'd- mere which ended in a tie, 15-15. The team then played Lincoln, the third team in the league, beating them 31-22. RNARDBRIC