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SCOREBOARD CONI -XRD OPP YN lndham Nliddletown Bristol Ha Bulkelex Niertden D. Memory C543 kicks as S. DeCocco 1555 blocks. 7 Playing the first game on its new field, Conard routed the Manchester Indians 43--12. Performing before an enthusiastic crowd, the team never let up its relentless attack. Many fine performances high- lighted the afternoon. Sophomore,,Lulavits, running was superb. Giordano ripped throu ' the Manchester line for a run of 66 yards. B. Ofidera led the de- fense, passing for three touchdoifvns, runnin one and kicking an extra point. DeCarli sprinted For 32 yards and then plunged over for the T.D. Tackle DeCocco and linebacker Horner turned in a spec- tacular all around game. The next game was played on a rain-soaked, muddy field minus the services of B. O'Mera, DeCarli, DeCocco, and Horner. Conard suffered its only de- feat of the season at the hands of Bristol. Then to add to the problems, fleet-footed julatits was injured early in the first quarter. Bristol pushed over a score in the flying seconds ofthe first half. This six points was enough to decide the game as Conard was un- able to score, for the first and last time all season. The brilliant play of center S. Bri ht was the only cheery note in Conardls otherwise tiismal afternoon. Still not at full strength, the Conard team eked out i?57 a 7--6 victory over its intra-city rivals, the Hall High Warriors. B. Cherrist called the plays for the Chieftains as the teams battled tooth and nail until a fumble set up the vital touchdown for Conard. The conversion for the extra point was good. Hall scored its T.D. in the fourth quarter. Bulkeley and Conard played to a 0-O tie with Conard attempts at scoring continually blocked. In the last game of the season, the Chieftains tnet lWeriden for the C.C.I.L. flag. The seniors contributed much to the 32-13 win in their final game at Conard. DeCarli, hard running fullback, again and again broke into the Red Raider's secondary defense to pick up valuable yardage. In the second half, with the aid of outstanding blocking, he bobbed and weaved, finally breaking into a 70 yard run for the T.D. Defensive blocking was terrific throughout the game. D. Schorer played beautifully as did Cas- sano, V. Castellani, S. Bright, Sam DeCocco, L. O'lNIera and B. Q'lNIera. The Chieftains were an overpowering team, coached magnilicentlly, a team well worthy ofthe title they won. Conard stops another Ilall attempt to advance
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