Boston College High School - Forbian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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'UL B.C. HIGH 52 - BOSTON TECHNICAL 0 B.C. High opened its 1953 season by administering a sound drubbing to a game but decidedly out-classed Technical Team. The Eaglets scored for the first time when Co-Capt. Paul Toland raced thirty yards around the end to climax a fifty-three yard drive. Toland rushed the point and that was all the Maroon and Gold needed. He didn't stop there but scored three more times to start his season record. Other scorers in the rout were ,lim Cotter. Dick Hynes and Charlie Thompson. Thomp- son was also outstanding in defense. B.C. HIGH 31 - BOSTON LATIN 14 B.C. High had little trouble with the Purple and White as they heat their intra-city rivals by seventeen points. Paul Toland was again a standout both on of- fense and defense. Paul scored twice, once on an eighty- six yard dash run in the first quarter, and continually broke away for long gains. Also scoring were ,lim Cox, Jim Cotter. and Jack Wayland. The latter scored on a dazzling seventy-seven yard touchdown run, to end the scoring. 2 i 1 I Q B C HIGH 33 BOSTON TRADE 6 Once again BC High handed the opposition a ter rific slamming this time to an out classed Trade team A forty seyen yard touchdown pass from Chuck Burnes outstanding Laglet quarterback to Paul Toland started thing rolling Toland scored twice more and Jim Cox 'ind COCHpl-H111 John Hanley scored once We must alto praise the defence. who up to now held the oppo- -ition to only twenty points in these games. B C HIGH 27 ROXBURY MEMORIAL 0 The Eaglets hreezed to a 21 0 ylctory oyer Roxbury NTPINOTIHI their fourth straight After being held score le s for the first period john McDonald recovered a Memorial fumble on their sixteen yard line Chuck Burnes then threw a touchdown pass to end ,lack Fallon to bleak the ice Jim Coit scored on a ten yard run before the half ended. In the second half, brilliant half hack. Toland. scored twice to end the scoring for the day.

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, . ,L . , i ,V , V , M , I . -, Qfkwyig ' kggwy-,gg.,,,,,,f,9f 3 . , . , 1953 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Back: McAllister, Graziano, Hannon, P. Sullivan, McNamara, Reilly, Coach McCoy. Third: J. Sul- TQ' livan, McCann, 0,Brien, Griffin, Mulchern, Fallon, Thompson, McCarthy, McDonald. Second: Cot- ter, Galligan, Molineaux, Galeota, Charron, Mclnnis, Russo, Mullin, Mgr. Grady. Front: Furey Madden, Cox, Penner, Co-Captain Hanley, Co-Captain Toland, Burnes, Wayland, Murphy, Troy. K ,ff-in S-'U . . , . N, , q .L-Q.,M , , N A ji, ' U X E N 1 f , i I Ext ,V Hi .,,. -rf, 6 ' 5 5 , TONY GRAZIANO lt, if N L 4 Tackle fi 'M' S A CHUCK BURNES S S S Quarterback 'o . Y, S W 1 DICK MURPHY BILL MADDEN Center Guard 12 5 , .

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B.C. HIGH 34 - BOSTON ENGLISH 20 B.C. HIGH continued unbeaten. while the Eaglets trimmed the Blue and Blue of English. Toland scored the first touchdown and then Chuck Burnes threw two touchdown passes to Jack Eurey for a 21-0 lead at half time. In the second half. Burnes again threw touch- down passes to Wayland and Toland. Chuck booted three extra points to go along with his brilliant pass- ing. English scored three times in the last half but the defense held to quench the English rally. B.C. HIGH 33 e DORCHESTER 6 In the final league game. the Eaglets clinched the Conference Championship for the second straight year. Paul Toland scored four times to set a new Confer- ence record. He scored from eight yards out after a pass interception by John Hanley. Burnes then found Furey for a score and Toland added six more points before the half. In the second half, Toland scored twice on sixteen and forty-five yard runs to end the scoring for B.C. High. Burnes was again out-standing as quarter- back. I 5 G.. .- fm. 9 i., ,, - RK? -K i .si V is ,gf . m ir' ui is l BEAN BOWL B.C. HIGH 19 - SOUTH BOSTON O In the first post-season game in Boston, the Maroon and Gold whipped South Boston to become the City Champions. Paul Toland was once again the '4Big Stari' by scoring twice against a great South Boston defense. His first score came on a twenty-one yard pass from field general Burnes. The half ended with B.C. High leading 7-0. Tolandis second score came when he recov- ered a Southie fumble in the end zone. It seemed that Southie was so desperate that they would try anything, but this play hackfired. Jack Wayland scored the final six points on a line buck. South Boston only crossed the mid-field stripe twice all afternoon against an out- standing Eaglet defense, spearheaded by Jim Cotter. SCORE BOARD Oct. 7 B.C. High 52 .,.. ...Boston Technical 0 Oct. 12 B.C. High 31 ....... Boston Latin 14- Oct. 24 B.C. High 33 ,....... Boston Trade 6 Oct. 29 B.C. High 27 ..,..,. Roxbury Memorial 0 Nov. 11 B.C. High 34- ...,.... Boston English 20 Nov. 19 B.C. High 33 .,.,..., Dorchester 6 BEAN BOWL Dec. 2 B.C. High 19 ........ South Boston 0 125