Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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x ' 2.51-' ' AGI' J 4 fy r F o I , Z 5 , is Leonard Anzamo ....... .. ,.,.... Manager Mr. John Slane ............ ..,..................... C ouch Mr. George E. Witt ...................,...... ......,.. F aculty Adviser. TEAM Ends ........ ,..... L ee, Gibbons, Morrison, Crenge, Iorio Tackles ....... ....... C ochrane, Richards, Lenz, Lynch, Burmifsky Guards ..,..,,.......... Tedeschi, Kostereva, Murphy, Cassidy Centers ..........,..... Ansbro, Jaccarima, Hoagland .Quarterbaclqs ,...... Lombardi, Hanlon, McKenna, MCDODIIH Halfbacks ..........,.. Finnie, Flaherty, Keegan, Gillon, Flannelly Fullbacks .............. Campbell, Conlin Guided excellently by Mr. Slane and backed by hearty school spirit, the 1934 football team rose to unprecedented heights, winning six out of eight games. Lincoln 6-Good Council O Cn September 29, Lincoln opened its 1934 gridiron campaign at Irving' ton against a strong Cur Lady of Good Council team. Displaying a well' balanced running and passing attack, it scored a 6fO victory over the fighting Irvington team, who though far superior in weight and experience was forced to play defensive football most of the game. Handicapped by a wet field which made uncertain footing for both teams, Lincoln after seeing its touchfdown bids staved oil: again and again, scored late in the fourth quarter on a short pass from Lombardi to Campbell. The try for the extra point failed and the score remained Lincoln 6fGood Council O.

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