Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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First Row: L. to R.: I. Kesring, P.Ke11Y. J.Gwozdziewicz, R. Poore, J. Gallagher, D. Talone, F. Nikles. Second Row: B.Witt, S. Rovello, T. Bishop, G. Porcelli, T. Blair, R. Newell. Third Row: C. Tabb, D. Kramer, F. Haz- let, R. Brooks, B. Hullet, J. Bigelow, C. Valco. Fourth Row: Art Rogers, Coach Poore, Mr. Craign. Varsity Fooball 58

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Pennington line held Farragut scoreless. PENNINGTON 16, WILLIAMSON TRADE 13 The Red Raiders got off to a good start with their win over Williamson Trade School. Tom Blair and Jack McCarraher crossed the final chalk stripe with 10 and Z0 yard runs, and Frank Nikles split the uprights with both extra points. Pennington gained its only safety of the year when a Williamson pass from center went out of the end zone. PENNINGTON 7, BLAIR ACADEMY 19 The boys in Red found Blair a tough nut to crack when playing on their home pasture at Blairstown. PENNINGTON 33, HACKLEY SCHOOL 13 The Red Men showed their greatest offensive drive against Hackley School when they rolled over them to the tune of 33 to 13 Tom Blair had himself a field day, scoring three touchdowns. McCarraher and John Gallagher also scored, Gallagher's coming on an intercepted pass PENNINGTON 14, STORM KING 19 Pennington's greatest heartbreak came at the hands of the team from Corn wall-on-Hudson. Trailing 12-7, with a minute and thirty seconds to go Blair tossed a Z5 yard pass to Nikles in the end zone Blair bucked over the conver sion, and the Red Raiders led 14 to 12. But heart break was in the offing On the second play from scrimmage Storm King completed an 82. yard pass play for the final touchdown and victory. PENNINGTON 14, PRINCETON FRESHMAN B' TEAM Z8 In a game played under the lights in Princeton the Red Raiders gained the honor of being the first team to score on the then undefeated Tigers PENNINGTON 14, ADMIRAL FARRAGUT 0 The Home Coming Day crowd of 700 saw Sam Rovello and Blair hit pay dirt for Pennington's two tallies, Blair's on a 2.0 yard romp off tackle A stubborn PENNINGTON 32, EASTERN MILITARY 0 The Red Raiders rapped up the season in a blaze of glory. Blair ground out 15, 47 and 70 yard runs to the Promised Land , and tossed to Nikles for a fourth. Tommy Bishop also slid over for a score. The Pennington defense turned out a great game in picking up its second shut-out of the year. 59