Delbarton School - Archway Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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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

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f - . ' 't H ' st sm N gs s megs N XNQX N 3: N. X X Q MS s ts GX Q Sk S+ G- K M. sway 's e' t i h x Assy ,V L t s X 'Q sm X W Bob Lynyuk, right end st Tom Maloney, left end Blair - eilbartoim 6 Delharton's 31 game winning streak came to end as Blair outpointed the Green XVave 7-6. Blair recovered a fumble on their own 40 and five plays later they led 6-0. On the conversion attempt a had pass from center forced the kicker to run. The PAT was good and the score was 7-0. Del- barton came back as Frank Walsh inter- cepted a Blair pass and went 45 yards for the score. An attempted kick was blocked, hut Blair was offside. NIL-Cuire tried to run it over on our second try, but was stopped short hy the Blair line. The rest of the game was filled with unsuccess- ful Delharton drives. One by one Blair stopped each drive. Both teams looked sharp as crisp blocks resounded over the field. This was one of the finest games Delbarton has ever played.