Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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VARSITY TOUGH ONE TO LOSE Owls 36 Erie Prep 37 The Owls almost upset a top-Hight Prep team, but lost out in the final three seconds of play. TEAM WORK PAYS OFF Owls 50 Hornell 47 The Owls, with Marv Goodmanis 24 points spearheading the attack, iinished strong again, against the giant Hornell visitors. VICTORY COMES IN LATE MINUTES Owls 47 Westinghouse 46 Both teams thrilled the crowd with deadly shooting and close defensive play, but the Owls linally pulled through. ANOTHER CLOSE ONE Owls 49 Alumni 40 The Owl grads put up a good fight, but Marv Goodmanis deadly shooting paved the way for a fourth-quarter victory. OWLS HIT TECH Owls 70 Erie Tech 64 The Owls' first-half scoring, sparked by Marv Goodmanis 27 points, proved too much for the Pologyi-led Tech team, SECOND-HALF VICTORY Owls 55 DuBois 26 After the second quarter the Beavers could not quite find themselves as the Owls won their fifth straight. RESERVE STRENGTH TELLS STORY Owls 53 Erie St. Vincent 45 All Owls saw action as Marv Goodman hit for 10 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter. HEARTBREAKER IN OVERTIME Owls 37 Olean 40 In a packed gym the Owls put on a spectacular second-half drive to overcome an eleven-point margin, but lost in overtime. FAST FINISH Bradford 49 Warren 41 Warren's Dragons put up their usual stiff fight but with Stan Goodman hitting for I7 points, the Owls nipped their annual rivals. 146

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LETTERMEN ALERT OWLS STAY AHEAD Owls 56 DuBois 36 An alert Owl defense, aided by Marv Good- manis accurate set shots, kept the Beavers at bay throughout the game. REVENGE IS SWEET Owls 52 Olean 30 VVith the best defense of the year, and some deadly shooting, the Owls hit top form and blasted the Huskies. F OURTH-QUARTER SPURT WINS Owls 57 Erie Prep 47 Paced by jim Armstrongis all around play and joe Bizzarois clutch shooting, Bradford avenged its first loss. J. vis SEE ACTION Owls 63 Erie East 45 v After the varsity Owls had iced the game in the fourth quarter, the I. Vfs took over and controlled the ball. SECOND-HALF FLURRY Owls 50 Kane 43 The Owls poured in the points in the third quarter to gain a comfortable lead, then checked a Kane rally. PILING UP POINTS! Owls 56 Erie Academy 43 With Marv Goodman and Dan Ekas sparking a balanced attack with Hfteen points apiece, the Owls had little trouble. HITTING ON ALL CYLINDERS Owls 64 Warren 31 Joe Bizzaro led the barrage with sixteen points, but all the Owls hit accurately to subdue the hap- less Dragons. THIRD-QUARTEAR F IREWORKS! Owls 45 Hornell 39 After a slow start, the Owls came back to ovcr- come the Raiders, led by Dick Bell's five straight field goals. OVERTIME FINALE Owls 68 Kane 64 Led by joe Bizzarois deadly set-shots and Dave Pytcheris alert play, the Owls finally overcame a strong Kane team. 147

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