Gardiner Area High School - Quill Yearbook (Gardiner, ME)

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THE QUILL 19 792 Nffl NORwAY BOUTHBAY H Mouse Wm ERWLLE SKDvvHeoAN BRUNSWIQK QMGU RCICKL AND HALLOWELL CONY GARDINIIR 101 OPPONENTS 26 flashy Gardmer end, to bnng the total pomts up to 8 The defenslve play of the Gardlner baeks was outstandlng the ball belng ln the VISIIOTS terrltory for the greater part of the game The orange and blaek ehalked 8 flrst downs to 5 for the lads from Qxtord County GARDINER 34 BOOTHBAY HARBOR O Uslng three teams, the orange and black Q Ilnpfo I hoto Cl Llhflldllh trampled over the outfit from the toast town The first strlng baeks saw but few mmutes of play makrng way for the re serves, who had llttle trouble ID scorlng on the outtlassed VISIIOYS Llnt, second s rmg back, made the longest run of the game, jauntmg 70 yards for a touchdown after gettmg 1n the way of a Boothbay pass Stan Ellis, after losmg on two successlve plays, ran 25 yards to score , N oc . I-2-E Q-Q 531, 1,551 grrjxzfg-1 . f ' .Q ifgiisifa' - A - '74gZtrfgs v J of,s'Ee,Q,5.Kow A Q , , 5 . FTTTTW I . . A y . x 1 , 2 . v J . ' 1 Q ' T . N- . ' mance 0 X . . Q X

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QU .f X .X flrlltasfrltg 73'-W FGOTBALL Wlth hls hopes for a veteran team erushed by the 1nel15,1b1l1ty of four of hrs best bets from the 1931 VHTSIIY Coaeh Charles Hlnds just three weeks before the openlng of sehool III Qeptember lssued hrs e'1ll for ean drdates The eall was answered by 1 squad of about thrrty five Numberlnh amonv them were s1x letter men Capt Faleonl Hathaway Wakeield K1dder Goud and lVleLaughl1n At Lawrenee who had had some experxenee was looked to for a heavy part of the season s work Coaeh Hmds mtrodueed a new offenee based on the famous Notre Dame shrft W1th th1s prospeets were brr ht for one of the stronv est offenees Gamdmer hmd had for 1 lon tune GARDINER 8 NKDRWAY O Gardmer s opener at Qtumby Freld was marked by the fine pl ly of that xersatlle baelx At Law renee who after lntereept mv '1 Norway pass alloped 45 ylrds ahead ofthe Held to seore the season s first toueh down Hathaway and K1dder bloeked fl Norway punt, w hreh w as reeovered by D1ll, T H li l L L Z7 Ji- 'A A1 A www r at :l il x 5 '1- ll ' ' I - ' fx X V: A lll ll . i'5lf'Qis',. lilllf tr X 'K llrly ll: A -,x , A l N m 4 X 14 l , Q A, l f A 1, 1 I F l sl , A 1' li 5521 . I . Y. . . . xx 4 -V A' x Z ' K U . . I D . f , . 1 D N 2 7 Q A V v 1 . a v . 5 fl V , i 1 gy l l 2 A

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F our GARDINER 13 Mouse 6 The Lawrence F3lLOI11 pHSS1I1g combtna tlon w as largely responslble for both Gardl ner s tallles IU thts game The first score came ID less than 4 minutes o play when the aerlal work of these two boys carried the ball from the 25 yard l1ne, where Me llndy had recelved the k1Ck off, to a pos1t1on where Melindy carr1ed It over for the first score ln the last stanza Lawrence 1nter cepted a Morse pass and then tossed a long one to Falconl who scored standtng up With but a few minutes to go, a flock of Gardlner subs went 1n and Buck Morse fullback, romped 70 yards through the en tlre Gardmer team to score The game w as exciting during the second and th1rd perl ods, but durlng the flrst and fourth frames Gardlner had thlngs all her own way GARDINER 6 WATERVILLE 12 Gardlners flashy passlng combine again clxcktng, almost turned Gardlner s first de feat IDKO x1ctory Early in the first period Waterx 1lle led by Roy and Rancourt, marched down the field to score the first tally Later ln the same perlod LaFleur messed up Falconls punt and Baker re covered After Melmdy had galned five, Lawrence tossed a series of two passes which netted fifteen yards each and Gardi ner scored For the remalnder of the half thc play was centered between the th1rty yard stripes The home team lost the ball on downs on Watervilles th1rty Water vllle threw a pass and Baker intercepted carrylng the apple to the v1s1tor s five yard marker The home boys lost two yards on three plays however, and the chance was lost The play see sawed unt1l the final perlod and then Waterxxlle scored the win Illllg touchdown From then on, Gardlner was unable to penetrate Watervilles de fence to any extent GARDINER 6 SKowHEc,AN O After playlng through the most hstless bal game of the season Gardmer finally came through tn the closlng minutes of the game to score when Lawrence heaved a twenty yard pass to l:3lCOI11 who romped the rcmalnlng thlrty yards to score Al though Skowhcgan was able to Uarncr only two first downs ind although the locals showcd flashes of power n the back ficld ln whlch lvlellndy lVlLLplLlglillI1 and Law rence broke away for guns of from tcn to twenty yards, frequent fumbles marred the play and credlted Gardlner with IIQ worst performance of th1s season GARDINER 7 Baouswlcx O Again Gardiner played sluggish football against a much IIILCTIOI' team and nosed out a onc touchdown I'l1dI'g1I'l D covercd a Brunswick fumblc IH the third pertod on thc twelve yard l1ne and law rence went over for thc tally lvlcllndy klckcd the extra polnt Gardlner had sev eral chances to score but were unable to get more than the one Link Dlll Kelly and Lawrence stood out The game ended ID Gardiner s possession GARDINER 21 RoCKLAND O After Kelley husky Gardlncr center on the opening play of thc game, blockcd a Rockland punt, whlch was recoxercd by the latter behind the1r own goal to count two polnts for Gardlner, thc local wearers of the orange and black toyed wxth the v1s1tors L1I'lf1l the third per1od In that stan a Mellndy with the aid of lVlcLaughl1n and Lawrence carrled thc ball down the field for the flrst touchdown ln the fourth th1s same trio cltcked with Melmdy and Lawrence on the scortnv end The v1s1tors were nexer 1ns1de thc Gardiner thirty yard mark GARDINER 6 l-lALLowELL 8 Gutplayed m all but the aerlal depart ment, Gardlner met her sccond defeat 111 the hands of a team that played supertor football The l-lallow ll boys made twelve first downs to five for Gardlner Hallo wells xtctory margln came early in the flrst, when Falcoms blocked punt rolled over the toal l1ne and Gardiner recovered, to score two polnts for Hallowell Gardi ner staged a long march 111 the second per rod whlch ended with a pass from Lawrence T H , L L 29 . ' I ' r ' , 1 s 1 x D s A ' 6 ' - 1 ' ' Q z C ' ' ' ' ' 0 - U - K- , 1 , . , , ' T 'l t l Y l T I v T 4 I v ' Y' 1 - - 1 l-,2 . As ,L Q U . . 1 Tl . - ' s ' ' c ' cl . . C i K ' L - ' . C x ' ' - y - . J- ' ' ' , ill re- , - 1 ,s K ' 1 s ' ' . . W Y i ' x L ' I -f if I 1 Y 4 -, N 7 3 x K . x U . i . 5 K 1 l . C I a . K1 ' Y! ' f ' v v . T . . . 7 ' Dc HCf1ClV,l1m3'Pl3Y bY llmmle Banker, Wlfh with the ball on Brunswick's two yard line Q T 1 . II . , x' a Y. 1 v I T- T u . I I T c 7 l Q 4 ' 7 J . ' ' v - .s - ' 1 -L ' s I v ' V L , ' , , . , . . D I c V T L .0 T - . K . L C I ' V 7 ' . 1 ' 9 . . 4 ., i - - C S f ' 4 a 4 'V T I T