Delbarton School - Archway Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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lohn Frisoli, middle guard Prep Put To Rout 2 - ' Co-Captain Dennis Russell led the Green XVave to victory as he scored on runs of 12 and 41 yards. Frank McGuire raced 45 yards for another score and fullback Bob Benjamin plunged over from the 3 yard line for the fourth touchdown. A good defense led by Mike Nlinnig held the Prep offense to little yardage. This victory gave the Green VVave the Co-Championship of the North jersey Ivy League. 12-gi1g1p1 g , .ifL'SlS :. . -31' b k-' g-f' I is X .1 ,- .5 M .,,.... 1 .,., . , ..., ,... . ., Q .fl Li iii: 1 ...,.,, E l'om Reilly, left end and leam punle

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