Bradford High School - Barker Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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WE HAD THE TE M ROW I-V. Zamberlan, Buccolini, Bovc, Edel, Keesler, Corbett, Curcio, Offenbach, Moore, Razzano. ROW II- Sundahl, Sutherland, Arv Hanson, Fronapel, Frank- houser, D. Milliron, Sutterlin, Bizzaro, Hitchcock, Schlopy, Kleiderlein. ROW III-Yohe, Young, Partiss, Shipman, B. Hanson, Al Hanson, Rizzuti, Cassidy, D'Amicol, D'eFrank, Sylvester, Mongillo. ROW IV- McDowell, Curtis, Giordano, Buffa, George, Stockton, Greer, Brink. ROW V-Barto, jay, Michalski, Newhouse, Peckham, Monti, L. Milliron, R. Mongillo. Coach Wilcox George Wilcox coached the Junior High team successfully as well as help- ing with the varsity. His forte is im- proving the line play of the Owls. Bradford 13 Warren 6 Taking on Warren in their third road game of the year, the Owls found the Dragons really up for this one. Warren drove for their only TD in the opening quarter and stopped all Owl threats in the first half. The Owls rose to great heights in the second half by pushing over two touchdowns, sparked by Bell's pinpoint passing and Bizzaro's excellent receiving. Bradford 25 Meadville 19 The Owls' track-team backfield, led by Bob Defonzo, who scored all of Bradford's touchdowns, made the difference in the Owls' third home game of the season. The Bulldogs' running game was powerful for the greater part of the game, but their defense was no match for the crisp Owl blocks in the second half. Each team displayed terrific running in this close battle. Bradford 46 Erie St. Vincent 19 The Bulldogs of Vincent gave the fans a thrill by scoring on the first play from scrimmage, but Bradford took over from that point on. VVith Dick Bell again tossing bullseye passes, and each back sprinting for long gains, the Owls steadily wore down their opponents. The line play of the Owls also shone, putting on a great show of power. Milliron and Sutherland starred on offense and defense. Bradford 38 Olean 0 After a four-year lapse, the Owls moved into Olean and romped over the Huskies on a Held made muddy by earlier snows. All the seniors, sparked by Monty Edelis superb run- ning, played their best ball game of the year! The temporary goal posts came down as Coach Denning rode triumphantly from the field on his players' shoulders. It was a fitting tribute to the genial mentor who demonstrated winning waysi' on and off the gridiron. 137 Coach Phillips Ed Phillips, a former star Owl, aug- mented the coaching staff by instructing the backs. He also coached the junior varsity squad.