Cohasset High School - Tessahoc Yearbook (Cohasset, MA)

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2;: T ESS II OC COHASSET BASEBALL liwk Row. I. Ki r to Hk.hi : R. Mitchell. W. Somerville, R. Sweeney. T. Hastings. I ' . James. C. Laprotteria, Man- ager. Sk :o i Row. I.i.i i io Rk.iii : T. Ctierra. R. Mason. K. Mulvey, F. Robinson. F. Sargent, M. Ferreira. First Row, Iii i ro Right: I.. Figtieiredo, R. Sorrentino, .1. Emanuello, Mr. Dorr. Coach; R. Froio, R. Morgan, J. Froio. Cohasset Baseball - 1950 The Cohasset High Baseball team got o(T to a good start last season. The team got as far as the final which was played with St. Mary s of Brook- line. This game was to determine who would he the Class B State Champions. The sun did not shine on Cohasset that da heeause they lost a hearthreaker. The score was Brookline 14, and Cohasset 4. The South Shore League Championship, which was taken by Cohasset, was little trouble to Kvie Dorr s nine, dropping onl) one game to Marshfield 9 to {5. but taking them on the play-off in Kingston. The score was Cohasset 7, Marsh- field ). The league ended in a three-way tie be- tween Cohasset, Pembroke, and Marshfield. Co- hasset beat Pembroke 8 to 7 and Marshfield 7 to 5. Coach Dorr was well pleased with his team. lie had good material to work with. John Eman- uello was outstanding in his pitching, hitting, and fielding. Ralph Froio and his brother Jim i eall helper! the team go to Braves Field. Bill hngan. also a sensational basketball player, played his best along with Rocco Sorrentino, Micke) Figueiredo, and Norman Frates. On June 24. 1950. Cohasset set a new record. Rocco Sorrentino. Jim Froio. and Bill Morgan hil consecutive home runs against Norwell. Rocco Sorrentino and Bill Morgan were the big guns for Cohasset. hatting 401 and 400 re- spectively. John Emanuello made a spectacular pitching record for Coach Dorr. Emanuello led the league with tin wins and onh two losses. Coach F ie Dorr ha- a good future to look forward to in ' 51. since all of the .50 team is returning. Dale Schedule Coh. Vis. 4-21-50 Cohasset vs. Avon 10 1 4-24-50 Cohasset vs. i mouth J.V. 4 3 4-27-50 Cohasset vs. Hanovei 13 5 5- 2-50 Cohasset vs. Pembroke 17 12 5- 6-50 Cohasset vs. Kingston 19 6 5- 9-50 Cohasset vs. Scituate 1 1 13 5-11-50 Cohasset vs. Marshfield 8 9 5-22-50 Cohasset vs. Dnxhury 18 3 5-24-50 Cohasset vs. Norwell 15 5 5-25-50 Cohasset vs. We) mouth J.v. 5 1 Dele Schedule Coh. Vis. 5-29-50 5- 31-50 6- 5-50f 6- 7-50t 6- 8-50t 6-10-501 Play-off uames for South Shore Title tTo see which team plays in Braves Field tPlay-ofi pmt with St. Mary ' s for State Champions Class B 1 ohassel vs. Pembroke 8 7 ( ohassel vs. Marshfield 7 5 Cohasset vs. Oliver mes 8 6 Cohasset vs. Norton 12 2 !ohas-ei vs. Fairhaven 5 5 ( lohassel vs. St. Mary ' s 4 1 1

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COHASSET BASKETBALL Bvck Row. Left to Right: S. Sladen. L. Sweeney. P. Dion, C. Lagrotteria. R. Ripley, C. Hoss, R. Nason. Sec- ond Row. Left to Right: N. Jason. R. Dexter. W. Ross, H. Koehler. P. James. R. Mitchell. S. Wigmore. R. Berg- strom. Mr. McNeil. Coach. First Row, Left to Right: R. McNeil. E. Tower. L. Figueiredo, J. Froio. W. Morgan. Captain: R. Sorrentino. B. Sweeney, J. Lagrotteria. Cohasset Basketball - 1950 The Cohasset Basketball team, under Coach McNeil, didn ' t finish in first place, but won some verv close games. The best defensive game was the first game of the season with East Bridge- water. Cohasset won that game by a thrilling score of 83 to 77. In one of the league games Cohasset s sensa- tional Bill Morgan tied his Boston Garden record with forty-four points, while his teammate Rocco Sorrentino scored twenty-two. The score stood. Cohasset 87, Kingston 69. About two nights later Bill Morgan and Rocco Sorrentino were guests on Bump Hadley s TV sports show. Cohasset ended in third place in the Northern Division of the South Shore League. Neverthe- less, the team broke some records, which made Coach McNeil very happy. One was the Cohasset and St. Jean s tournament game in which Co- hasset s Bill Morgan scared 55 points. The team also broke the record which was 75 points in one tournament game. The final score was Cohasset 96, St. Jean ' s 35. The team looks forward to a successful hoop season in 51- 52. Rocco Sorrentino, ' 51 Cohasset 83 East Bridgewater 77 Cohasset 62 Pembroke 70 Cohasset 55 Holbrook 84 Cohasset 94 Marshfield 84 Cohasset 48 Hanover Cohasset 63 Duxbury Cohasset 87 Kingston 69 Cohasset 67 Scituate 52 Cohasset 76 Scituate 61 Cohasset 63 Hanover 82 Cohasset 62 Norwell 65 Cohasset 70 Norwell 73 Small School Tournament Cohasset 96 St. Jean ' s 35 Cohasset 53 Sacred Heart 65

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TESSA HOC 29 GIRL? BASKETBALL Back Row, Left to Right: A. Simeone, D. Jason. E. Clark. A. Patrolia. B. Anderson. M. Meehan. Second Row, Left to Right: J. Stewart. J. Bailey. M. Burns. F. Carolyn. A. Rooney. J. Bates. S. Carey. P. Grassie. First Row. Left to Right: S. Salvador. S. Meehan. J. Mulvey, N. Ericsson. N. Coggan, C. Longo. Cohasset Basketball Miss Avers. Coach A basket was scored and the basketball season commenced. The team consisted mostly of Fresh- men with few squad members returning. E en though the team was inexperienced, the season proved to be a successful one. Good sportsman- ship and the will to pky hard were the distin- guishing notes at a game. The girls tolaled 249 points this year. Shirley Meehan led the team in the scoring department with 62 points, followed by Connie Longo with 60 and Jane Mulvev with 32. One of the most exciting games of the year was with Hanover. T hey had a strong lead in the game until the quarter when Cohasset climbed up only to be beaten by one point. The score was Cohasset 45. Hanover 46. Janet Bates and Maureen Burns did a fine job as capable scorers and timers. Jane Mulvey and Nancy Ericsson were the team ' s co-captains. Jane Mulvey. 51 Cohasset 15 Hanover 42 Cohasset 35 Pembroke 36 Cohasset 21 Scituate 31 Cohasset 23 Scituate 35 Cohasset 23 Kingston 28 Cohasset 17 Duxbury 32 Cohasset 23 Norwdl 31 Cohasset 45 Hanover 46 Cohasset 16 Marshfield 25 Cohasset 31 Nonvell 43