John Bapst High School - Bapstonian Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Baolklboinie of the Line . Q, . These boys were chosen by the BANGOR DAILY NEWS as the outstanding Hlinemen of the week in Eastern Maine. BILLY QUINN . . . His alert thinking and line play at the tackle post helped spell defeat for the Bangor Rams . . . a one-man greeting committee for all Ram thrusts through his section of the line. Nw., EDGAR L-YNIR the man vtith the glue fingeis a gieat reccixei all season stood out in the Bieuei flacas placed on the Bangor News Eastern Maine All Team selected hx Poitland Heiald All Maint outfit second war in a ion JOHNNX C-XLI IN-KN top guaid all season tuined in his best peifolmance agunst Oiono honoied by the Portland Teleg iam bx being picked as first team guaid on its All State team a six footer weighing close to 14 1 XX IN THIHOIPFAU used his 76 inches a titudc to but adxantagc in e Chexcius game or lx .1 soph Vin was capablf enough to icccixe honoiable men tion is ning man on thc Commercial Fastein WIRING eleven

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Kicking the Ram Around 4. .. .. Cann, McManus, and Mahaney rack- ed up touchdowns with Cushing, Mc- Cann, and Stefanski adding the extra points. Bapst traveled to Millinocket to hand the Minutemen of Stearns a crushing 37-0 defeat. With the game less than two minutes old, the purple power-house pushed across the first six points. The Crowleymen had no difficulty in gaining yardage, both on the ground or in the air, never being held for downs and completing nine of fifteen passes. Bullet Billy Mc- Cann crossed the goal line three times. Spenser and McManus also added touchdowns and Cushing chip- ped in with the point after. The biggest upset of the season staged on an Eastern Maine gridiron when Bapst led the Bangor Rams around by the nose all afternoon, winning by the awesome score of 33- 13. Although outweighed by an aver- age of thirty pounds, fight, determi- nation and spirit brought another H ' TAKE OFF . . . Ed Lamb leaps up to complete a pass as one of Bangor's Rams come in for the kill. Ed's fast foot work proved too much for the Ram as he ran the rest of the way for a touchdown. BAPST 33-13 1 Q Cl ON HIS Xl AY foe CllSillYl is about to speed past a couple of the Bangoi Rams to help pile up the scoie which left Bapst 33 to Bangor s 15 at tht end of the ,cleat iival game