La Salle Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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lom Daley our trlple threat halfback galned the blllglllal' honor of belng the only member of the eleven to be glven a posrtlon on the All btate frrst eleven On the Allbtate second team lgger l..iiVlll our rugged running guard Pat IVI Carthy versatlle fullback and Bill lVlcGroarty sterllng paver and blocker were honored wlth po lIlOl1b Captam Clancy garnered a posmon on the third eleven as drd Splder Reed ln the Conference A selectlonb the nameb of Daley Capt Clancy Dunn and SUIIIVHI1 were prommently mentroned lhe football team IS Indeed grateful to Head Coach Cronm and abslstants Tom and Denny Roberta who III co operatlon with Brother Ray mund and Brother Edward provided the best equlpment to be had gave thelr undrvrded atten tlons to the team a well as mnumerable aldb to the teamb muccew I-'HHSIISIAN FOHTB.-XLT. FIQAM A I. U M INIGIOLDEJNU B I I. Seventy-four MARCDON AND WHITE EE

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LA SFXLLE ACMADEIWY flrst contest the team dad not acqult Itself a t mlght have done lf the game had been scheduled earlrer How ever w 1th an extra week of drllllnv under their belts the team travelled out to Central Fall where they tacked a I9 0 defeat on the home team Daley hard running half back for the Ma roon w as the w hole show 'I ommy tallled all the pomts by some clever broken held running Ihe next game on the schedule the St Ra phael s fracas was the second of a erles of games to decide the Catholic School Champronshlp the first havmv been played wrth De La Salle Our boys came through wlth flying colors smothermg the Saints 32 I4 with Capt Clancy Lavm Mc Carthy and Wetzel m the llmellght Mt St Charles was next taken into camp 39 0 to make lt four straight By thls vlctory the La Salle eleven captured the Catholic school used his second and thrrd strlngers so weak was the opposltlon Ihe wln however was costly as Delaney flashy end broke a bone ln his left hand which put lum on the shelf for a few games On Armistice Day the squad travelled to Wor cester where they trled conclusions wlth the St Peter s eleven of that clty A one point loss was suffered by our team lll this Instance I4 I3 lhls game was marred by erratlc offlcxatmg WVl'tlCl'l m turn caused frequent arguments over declslons Daley and Casey were the Slllnlng lights for La Sa e ln our next game we were hosts to the L1 Salle lnstltute grldsters from lroy N H lhls as-..,... 4.-v.'L...L 1' It FT J 9'i ',1' v' 'W' 5 team provxded our team wlth llttle opposrtron the contest belng more or less of a gootl workout for the commg duel with lech Ihe Maroom llde rol ed up a 5I 6 tally which was the hghet chalked up by any schoolboy team rn tht state With the blg game of the sea on loom ng on the horizon the hopes of our rooters ran rg while the team busted rtself m preparation for the commg tussle Before the largest crowd of the season which numbered some odd 6000 the rrval elevens went at each other hammer and tongs lqech gamed an early IZ 0 lead XVI'llCl'l they maln tamed untll the third quarter at which time the Maroon machme gamed momentum Coupled with lVlcCarthys incessant pounding at the Crrm son I lme and Daley s expert markmanshlp ll! the hurling of forward passes the La Salle athlete drew up on even terms with the lech gladlators at I2 I2 at which polnt the score rema ned until the end of the fracas It was a Il ll'llIll1g game and one that wrll long be remembered ln La Salle football annals ln their last appearance of the season our boys dropped from grace when they lot to Eat Providence 8 0 Our team Just couldnt seem to get gomg and therem Iles the ecret of the lowmes trrumph With the closing of the season came the usual rating of the state s schoolboy teams and the nam mg of all star combmatlons by the local scribe When they came out of their huddle they ranked La Salle fifth among the states secondary schools NINETEEN THIRTY ONE Seventy three Q f W ' ' A ' s i ' . . .t , ' , Q ' , ,I ' 1 '. '5 . vw Sf 0 .' ' - .- A - . a ' 1 'X A A I QQ: 5 ' - . . Q Q - f- R I 5 r Q re , . . . . V- 1 . I 1 1 .4 ' - , Q - , , ., , , f ' ,. ' ' 1 I f' i 1 it I ' I D 'A I . . f v l r 1 A v at . , ' U I - . ' ' ' ' l S is ' n - s s ' v ' 'S - - . . I ' I I A , - y h' hx . , , , V . . . . . boy gonaflon. In this encounter, Coach Cronin - I v . V r - , , 5 ' Y in ' ' , - Y. , . Q . . 4 , q . - . U Y i , I , , . . . .- . I I- 25 , I bg - , . . i . , , . . Il . w , v v K . 'v Q - i . . Q Q ,. , ,. . . K y 5 n s Q K D V , , ' . . S arf? - -.2-I f .. nv. - ,.,.,.N-- . . an I ' l ' ' lv: A l V . I . . 1 Q . S.

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LA SfXLLE ACLADEIWV ll CRO9b COUN I RX Glanclng lnto the records of cross country at La Salle brought many plea ant memore of plod dung and determlned harrrers who gawe thelr all that their Alma lVlater might be remembered Ill the port that they loxed bo well lhe teams tn the pabt were brllllant but ln the ea on of I93l a band of youth uere called to ether under the Guldlng hand of a new coach lhr new and almot boyz hlooltlng fellow was none other than ack lxeatlng a graduate ot la Na e acls returned to hr od school to on toss e rd lt X len on tle trac tem rus betng a tracls man from La Salle he was wttally ll1lCl6wl6Cl IH the buccebs of the I93I team o show the buccess reaped the following are the warrou champlonhtps actually non open COIT1pEllllOllb I Natronal Catholtc lnter chola trc Champron hrp 7 'National Preparatory Champion hips l l lnter chola tlc Champlonsnp New England Hugh School Champronshrp New State R I England Preparatory C,lliilTlplOllsl1lp lnterscholastlc Qhamplon hrps Conference Championships lhe Conference Meet came on Noxembcr and La Salle won easly t Ru e Clegg Lareau R lxelly and Malloy harmv the apotllght Wlth one more meet on the chedule the team traxeled to New ey to talse part ll1 rl Natlonal Champtonbhrps Wrtlm n ny bull tant runners ln thls meet Rus ell x a ab e to p acc x et up Ill front mth Malloy Clegg larcau and R 1, lxelly an the National Prep Champion e eason brought to a cloe the brr rant running careers of lom Rusaell Raymond lxelly and Captain Lareau who for four years strned to bring honorb Ill thlb sport to La oalle Wltlr them vo t e vamour o Il tant bel oxlnet x 10 L names are lsnoxsn throughout the natlon rn rs of t at great 3 team om 1 5a NINETEEN THIRTY CNE Seventy five N.X'I'IHN.Xl,1'ILUSS l'Ul'N'l'liY l'llA5ll'ltJNL4 1 r'1rut t tl. to I' l: IC, I.:r r't-:t u. 'l', litres' ll. t'za1vt. li, 1,11 t'1':t tl. tl. K1-Ilf-5, IC. N11 lptrt S tA1'tI Ittli t'. l1tIlrill:tl'tl, lf HIIL1 t't' ly. l'. Nltllltly. XY. Flu-gig. ll, K'-ll:-5. ,X Kltllitltfllt . K . W 4-X V , , . -N . 5 .l s Q 5 - 5-- ' N ' J ' s . - . . . I . bkgk, W S .' , . S . in I Q ' u ' ' ' n 4 22 ' :rl . wi h sf ll. s s s ' - , , . 'V s 'g V 1 ns ' 5 Vs - '4 ' ' J ' 1' ' Jers ' A A me .X Il . J ' 's l 5 sh ' 5 ' v s l l '- v l' l ' h cl' I vl l l-1 a . ll I . '4 . 1 . - 1 1 ' ' . L' ' . M. ,' ' . A V ' ' ' S. ' ' J I ' . ,lah 5 ' s 'll' ' ' ' V 5 I s ' 5 ' in A , ' 5 .' I ' .l ' ' s sl ' ' 5 ' s U h gl ' f b'All' 5 'f 's. vl sr .. 4 l ' A s ' 5 ' Q ' ' ' as ern- 3 1. . s' s l ' 4 .ll s be: h' I9 l lr l.z . lle.