Orono High School - Crimson Crier Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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teams Orono threatened early ln the game when Don Hashey carried to the Green eleven An mtercepted pass then gave the Indlans a chance to start a touchdown drlve of their own Thxs qulckly dlsmtegrated when Bob Wallace snared a stray pass on the Rlot thlrty The play then see- sawed at midfield for the remamder of the half Late ln the thlrd canto a Brave passlng attack brought the ball to the Rlot 14 but falled to move any closer as the Crlmson tlghtened thelr defenses After an exchange of punts the College towners began to move downfield ln the dylng moments of the game At thls pomt Orono gambled and lost Old Town lnterceptlng a pass behlnd their own goal l1ne and runnlng It out to the three Flve plays later the game was over The Riots playmg over thelr heads gamed a slxght edge ln St3.tlStlCS department racklng up more first downs and gathering a llttle more yardage whlle dolng so Weymouth Hutchms N Hashey and R Wallace played thelr best game of the year although every man carrled out hls duties to the letter Dexter 20 7 The Rlots had to come from behlnd to take the surprlslng Fay Tlgers Orono suffered a letdown after the hard fought battle wlth Old Town the prevlous week Glvmg up almost twlce the length of the field ln penaltles the Scarlets found themselves on the short end of a 7 6 halftime score Freddy Wallace contrlbuted SIX pomts early ln the first perlod scampermg 90 yards for the tally Don Hashey then supphed the needed spark to put Orono back ln the lead scorlng twlce 1n the thlrd perlod Both counters came as results of vlclous slashes from 1ns1de the ten The second after a brxlhant fifty slx yard Jaunt by Mr Hashey Bob Wallace bulled through for the extra polnts making a deClSlVe 13 point margm for the Maroon and Grey forces -L Achxevement is the only standard by which the world measures you. , . - . . ' . . . ! , . , - ' 7 . ' 9 Y D . , ,. . r ' 1 . . . .. . , , ' v ' . 1 bl U 1 . . - n I 1 . .

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Bucksport 12 0 The Rlots cllnched the little P V C trophy wlth a two touchdown vcrdxct ovel the Golden Bucks on a cold and drlzzly mornmg Picked to lose the Crxmsons cont1ad1cted the scrlbes for the thlrd tlme Jack Wey mouth spal kplug all year gathered ln a punt at mldfield and txght roped the remalnlng half century to glV6 Orono an early lead The Riots con tlnued to dominate the play and finally salted away the verdlct m the thxrd perlod when an enraged Orono llne cleared the way for Freddy Wallace who galloped 60 yards through center for a T D Thls play followed a hlgh ly questlonable eJect1on of Don Hashey from the game Hal Pepper was lost to the team for the remamder of the season as the result of a tricky arm mjury suffered shortly after thls play Th1s game was obvlously hotly contested and the vlctory was extremely sweet for the college towners Brewer 0 27 The Witches upset the slugglsh Rlots on a very hot Halloween afternoon The CTIIIISODS playlng far below thelr usual brand of ball presented only one major threat early ln the thlrd perlod Weymouth led a qulck march to the Brewer 13 only to lose the ball on downs This loss gave the Scarlets 1 hnal record of five wms two losses and one tle AA l Kindness is the language that the deaf can hear and the dumb understand.