Ogdensburg Free Academy - Devilog Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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3 f 9 56 76 I.: -91 ,Z lv. J,-L7 Fin! row, left zo figiiff L. Porter, D. Dodds. D. Sears. 1. Cselady, L. Murray. W. Larose, Coach Elliott. Second rouz' M. Eraser, Manager. B. Simpson, XV. Ashley, D. Reynolds, R. Beebie. j Pearson. D. Powell. P. Cole, R. Clouthier, Manager. The O.F.A. Blue Devils ended the 1954-1955 basketball season in fourth place with eight wins and eight losses. The Sons of Satan had a poor year on the road winning only three games while losing five. At home the Blue Devils won five and lost only three games. The Devils for the most part played winning ball even in losing. This was proven xx hen the team went to A leton Arena to la Tu er Lake in thc Northern Lea e Pla ball game right up to the last minute or so THE SCORE BOARD Malone Tupper Lakc N., Canton Potsdam Masscna ,,............. .....,.. Saranac Lake ..... ..... ........ . 4. Norwood Norfolk . .. ...,,.. 7 -Q Gouverneur . .,........, ,....... f Tupper Lake ..... , ........ 5 Canton ..... .. , Potsdam ,.,...,.. .,..,... ,X e' -X x . 9 l 1 P X-,. Massena ...,.....,.,....., ..,..... Saranac Lake . H . .. ........68 fat- lx Q Norwood Norfolk ....... ...,.... 5 7 ' N r . 43' La. 'Q ' PP P Y PP ' ' f EU X' ofts. Although Tupper Lake beat Ogdensburg by the score of 51 to 45, it was anybody s O lf.A. 44 ..... ..... ......, 6 7 I 59 Gouverneur , .. ....... 47 Q i , 55 ' 1 , . ....,.. 85 9 X 1 74 ....,...... ....... 5 5 0 N , - . 32 1 1 ,...,... 39 , 1 Q 57 1 55 1 - 56 57 'N 6 55 53 -12 47 4 61 C8 N 67 31 55 40 ' I '. K rs 67 1 p W Ja 54 64 Malone .........,..,...,,,,,,., , ...... 68

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Ltfl In right: R. Simpson, R. Sears. D. Reynolds. L. Murray. R. Powell. R. Powell. J. Fisher, VI. McCormick. P. Cole. Mi.f.fizzg.' R. Bouchard. G. Brian. E. Moore. D. XY'ard. K. McXX'illiams, IZ. Sovie. J. Thornton. Managers R, Hedge and -I. Simmons. each The Blue Devil Nine under Coach Frank Ruggeri ended their successful season with a six-won four-lost record. The Sons of Satan started off on the right foot by downing Saranac Lake 9-6 but were halted in the next two games by a powerful Norwood-Norfolk team 7-1 and Malone 8-5. The Devils went on to edge Canton 3-2 only to be defeated by local St. Mary's 7-3 and St. Lawrence Central 11-8. Now the Blue and Wfhite started to roll by taking four consecutive games. The Devils topped Massena 5-3, clipped Gouyerneur 2-1, turned the tide on Potsdam 3-2, and licked Tupper Lake in a high scoring slug-fist 15-12. After that deserving comeback, they went on to edge Massena 11-10 in the semi- finals at Canton and a chance to have a crack at the finals. At Snell Field in Potsdam the fighting Blue Devils lost a tough one to Norwood-Norfolk 4-3. In the return match Robare of the Norwood-Norfolk Nine blanked the Devils with only one hit in a 3-0 duel. STEVE PEAK, ex-New York Yankee baseball pitcher. was the honored speaker at the Spring Sports Banquet. He emphasized the xalue' in participating in com- petitixe high school athletics in the formation of greater character resulting in a well-balanced future.