Lincoln High School - Ellwoodian Yearbook (Ellwood City, PA)

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ELIAVOOD 44 If N1oN Towxsiiiv 0 Stocked with a formidable array of letternien and ably coached by Howard Gills and Ted YVallace, the Ellwood f'ity VVolvcrines made their first showing of the 194-L season against an outweighed Ilniou Township eleven and came oft with a 4-4-0 verdict. The lllue and Wlhite varsity, led by Mc- l'lintiek's two touchdowns, blasted away at the llnion l'lub for five markers and then gave way to the Reserves in fourth period. They continued the rout by pushing across two scores. lX'lannauzzi, Tillia, Presto, Milnes, and Miller also counted for the VVolverines. lCi.i.woon 39 FARRI-11.1. 7' lvorking their T formation to perfection. the lVolveriues hammered out a 39-7 triumph over a big but. slow Farrell machine. This game opened the Blue and White's Vlass .XA WPIAI. schedule. The Blue and White broke into the scoring column early in the fray on a 20 yard touchdown sprint by Desport and then shook both Mcflintick and lVIannauzzi loose for two markers each. A final tally by lVIilnes rounded out the VVolverine scoring parade. A fast-charging WVolverine line led by Geneviva, kept the Night,-Riders under control until the third period. when Smith passed to Basilone for I arrell's lone tally. l'l1.1,w00D Q6 1iOCHESTFlR 6 A big crowd was on hand to see the Blue and 26 SQUAD PICTURE Row I, Iiollom: J. Desport IV. lNI4:Clinti4-kg V. Nlanauzzi T. Cartwrightg A. Geniviva F. Kouyakg Ii. Prestog D Tilliag .l. Cintanig R. Iiueas L. Chiaro. Row II, S. Mastilakg P lionyakg .l. Bender: E. Luxen- berg, B. Youngp lt. Honky C. Milncsq .-X, Millerg .l. Eonm, .l. Felilg N. Paglia. Row III, .l. Yargog T. Slevin, I.. Gattog li. Cheskng li. Calderoneg C. Morrisong P Weigleg M. ll11,ykovi:-s: ll. llegcncrog lt. Connery F. Sullia. How IV, Mr. Gills, llead Coach: l.. Shireyg lt. Stone: C. Wciglcg .l. Thoiuasg M. Abbanieehiog J. I.indf.zreng W. Green: Mr. Wallace, Assistant Coach. Row Y, Mr. Keller, Equip- ment Manager: li. Paulg .l. Kastg C. Ottaviop .l. Crowley: H. Xlurrello: Mr. King, Busi- ness Manager. VVl1ite trounce the Rochester Rains, 26-6, for their third straight triumph Paced by lVIcK,'lintick, who dashed for three touchdowns, one a 4-Q yard punt-runback through the whole Ram team, the Yvolverines gained ample revenge for the ltoehester setbacks in 194-2 and 1943. A lN'Iilnes to Presto aerial netted the lVolverines their final tally. Rochester scored on a pass from Parellie to Rubbo. Konyak and Presto were especially outstanding in the rock-ribbed Ellwood line. l4lLLW'00D 35 lgl,7'l LI'IR 0 Striking five times through the air, the Wlolv- r eriues triumphed over the Butler Golden l'ornado by a 35-0 score. Presto snagged two touchdown passes in the first half. in way of preparation for a big third period, which saw lNIannauzzi and Mcflintick score once and twice respectively on long passes covering from 4-5 to 50 yards. Mastilak converted after each touchdown. Our whole line: Bender, Cintani, Vhiaro. Gencviva, Kouyak, Lucas and Presto played good ball on the defense and showed beautiful field blocking on the offensive. l'1LLwooD 4-0 Mon,-xcux 0 Ellwood's Yvolveriue warriors whipped a plucky lVIonaca club, 4-0-0, in their first. out-of-town appearance on a wet field. lVIannauzzi, lVIcClintick, Tillia, lVIiller, Presto, and Milnes all took part in the Blue Zllld White