Delbarton School - Archway Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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WGIRIEIEN WAVE 6 MUN CLAIR ACA IEIMY 6 'Q :I f up i ' ' Q53 as Es. 5? ' Ns? A 4- 1' be N ,ii as at ., N xr sag :st X 't 5252 :Ziff iii? get NLT? 333.5232 .. EEK? r s st ,X YQ X X X a X X A N X x M ss X s Q Sq :sp bypass A Xa X Q is Ass is gf. Xxx' X X K sg A R xs rata 5-X s X ss tx f t X ,N 9 X X Q X Barney Feeley, right guard According to the papers this was going to be our first loss, but such wasn't the case. Benjamin plunged over for the first touchdown and at the end of the Hrst quarter the score was 6-0. Then the Green Wave tumed it on. Fine blocking, smart running, accurate passing, and sure catches gave Delbarton a 31-0 half-time lead. In the third quarter Delbart0n's Hrst team ex- tended their lead to 50-O. With about 6 minutes left in the third quarter, Coach Regan Hooded the field with reserves. They, too, were not to be denied as they ran up two more scores. Cote, Reilly, McGuire, Soriano, and Holme all broke into the scor- ing column. The game ended with the scoreboard reading Delbarton 64, Visitors 6. xx Q SR. Bob 0'Mara, middle guard -2:1 is -N 1 .51 s.:. :': ' ,ev Nfl' grim s f .ass blew llifseimw at X , -sf. 1 c rs' X '- s . X R X R .K N , Ji Skin 4-.st wyfs 3 ' f N ' .N.S5..: -X 1-ggi-mg x,g5i33'I'.-Q W : -. X 7 Jf1.?SN . .v- LL F A - . -se . r - 519 1 :-. JA. 'Fe 5 -use .- ,Q V- r -X , ,.', Q 9. .,,.,, s. 1 s Q. 4. -. , 1 1:53 t at .A sa i V f zezisxa 1 -X3 A Chris Holme, fullback

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Frank McGuire, right halfback Frank Soriano following his blocking around right end. ellhaurton Bur-'ies Carteret 52 was 2 .. ff- X X K. . .f ws: f.2Qvs'1:s54N2:'fP me-' Q .pwfsa S5123 ,ag ., X ,1 .exnvw-SR-asia.: we ., X ' A aiffwgf xwsv a s 4:1522-f is xii . ' ' ' H 'Q - X. - w.eft.ss-1g't1-5 -al.. Q.s:ige'ifs.11Q W S. sity-Q:::p3 t'lf2f.ffffSs-sifvs? Q X Nr -. fax tvqras. is sy-fp: fra sw 'W W we af Q Q Bob Benjamin, fullback In its second game of the year Delbarton erupted from its Hrst game tie. The Green Wave took charge from the start. Delbarton started fast as Frank Soriano scored the first time the Green had the ball. Reilly had a Bne day scoring twice, once on a 55 yard pass play and again on a 48 yard interception. At the half Delbarton led 39-6. The reserves played the second half and extended the score to 52-6. Besides Reilly and Soriano, Cote, Benjamin, Denver and Zusi also found the Carteret end zone.

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lDlELlBARTON SINKS URATURY 19 0 0 In the mud and rain Delbarton routed Oratory 19-0. It was halfback Frank McGuire who sparked the Green Wave all day. McGuire ground out yardage all day and scored on a 15 yard run. Both Delbarton and Oratory had to confine their five passing attacks to a minimum. As a result of the mud both teams ran basic plays all day. Delbarton's heavier line meant the difference. Soriano and Benjamin scored the other two touchdovsms on short plunges. is t Atv ,ga .Q .N Gigs if X x. x inset x a , mS ' X K X.. s X x 'N V sz :ss , .J M- 3 5 514332 ai!! is ix N we N N '. 'it N , , ksiixvzfftli S334 5? fuel. 2, io -. ia Sis f Q John 0'Gorman, quarterback 80 li X iv is x ffm gs Q Frank Walsh, center , John Donohoe, righl tackle