Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Let the other guy do it! And away we go! Bridgewater: Under its new coaches, Jack Sarson and Joe DeSisto, the Plymouth High Eleven played host to the Gold and Red of Bridgewater High on September 22. On the first play from scrimmage, Tony Ghelfi of Bridgewater made a brilliant run off tackle into the end zone for a touchdown. However Plymouth, fighting all the way, captured two points on a safety. The score ended Plymouth two, Bridgewater seven, in a well-fought game. Rockland: The following week the Blue and White played the much-favored Rockland at Rockland. With outstanding running by Robischeau, Travassos, and Ragazzini, the Shiretowners upset Rockland twenty-eight to twelve. The line play was crisp and tough with each man holding his ground well. Led by Tommy Brewster and Bob Ghidoni, Rockland's aerial attack was also stopped. Middleboro: The following week Plymouth High was upset by Middleboro, nineteen to twelve. Dennis Ragazzini scored all twelve points for Plymouth. Plymouth was without the service of cocaptain Alan Brini. Abington: After a two-week layoff, Plymouth travelled to Abington to entertain the Green Wave. After a poor first half, the Plymouth touchdown machine started producing with Wayne Travassos steamrolling for two touchdowns and Ragazzini scoring one. Wayne Stefani, who re- placed Robert Zaniboni, did an outstanding job. Plymouth scored eighteen, Abington zero. Bourne: On a rain-soaked field, Plymouth chalked up its third win of the season. With Ragaz- zini making two touchdowns and Robischeau another around left end, Plymouth's running attack went unhampered by the poor weather. A Romano-to-Anderson pass clicked for the final touch- down of the game. The defense of Joe DeSisto's forward wall, led by cocaptains George Gavoni and Alan Brini, was outstanding, with Bourne being able to gain only seventy-eight yards in thirty-one tries. Plymouth chalked up twenty-six, Bourne nothing. Randolph: The keyed-up Shiretowners upset the favored Blue-Devils of Randolph twenty-five to thirteen. After Randolph scored, Plymouth recovered a fumble and Travassos plunged for a touchdown. With seconds remaining in the first half, Romano threw a touchdown pass to Ragaz- zini. Travassos and Robischeau scored in the second half and Billey added an extra point. Silver Lake: The biggest rivalry of the year was against Silver Lake. The first half was dom- inated by Plymouth, but they didn't score. After Silver Lake scored, Travassos plunged through center for the TD. In the fourth quarter, Robischeau scored and Ragazzini provided the extra point. Plymouth tallied thirteen points, Silver Lake twelve. Barnstable: Barnstable was the last game of the season for the Shiretowners. Travassos and Robischeau scored the touchdowns and Billey scored the extra points, making the final score Plymouth fourteen, Barnstable thirteen. Plymouth High, winding up its 1957 football schedule on November 23, ended one of its most successful seasons since 1947. The victory over Barnstable was the fifth straight win for Plymouth. The eight-game schedule was run off with six victories and two defeats. Credit should be given coaches Jack Sarson and Joe DeSisto for their outstanding work which brought Plymouth High School into the winning column in the pages of football history. And a right to the chin! Fakers! BARBIERI S MARKET

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PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH CROSS COUNTRY First Row: David Melevsky, Richard Beane, Russell Canevazzi, Donald Miskelly, Robert Duby. Second Row: Bruce Emond, Roland Bumpus, Coach Harold Rogers, Robert Davis, Edward McKinnon. Third Row: Alfred Belanger, William Clark, Thomas Bussolari, Donald Maccaferri. VARSITY CLUB First Row: William Nagle, Robert Souza, Wayne Travassos, George Gavoni, Alan Brini, Russell Canevazzi, Roland Bumpus, Dennis Motta, Howard Borsari. Second Row: Dennis Pinto, Paul Vecchi, Gerald Montanari, Richard Osborne, Wesley Kingsley, Sponsor Mario Romano, Melvyn Bates, Malcolm Robischeau, Thomas Brewster, John Halunen, Richard Beane. Third Row: Dennis Ragazzini, Robert Ghidoni, Robert Beal, William Clark, Roy Kuhn, Robert Davis, Bruce Emond, William Morrill, Joseph Cotti. Fourth Row: Clement Romano, Robert Zaniboni, Peter Clark, Steven Billey, Thomas Bussolari, Faustine Rose, Wayne Stefani, Edward Clough. ZANELLO FURNITURE CROSS COUNTRY SCORES' 20 SILVER LAKE 17 MIDDLEBORO 28 HANOVER 15 HOLBROOK 23 NORWELL 20 SCITUATE 15 EAST BRIDGEWATER 32 WHITMAN 'The team with the lower score is the winner. . eqeladta af 64054 om zecen oagancyed Wcncilg