Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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7754 yawaee seam Hallowell 13 - Richmond 6 The first half was highlighted by good defensive play by both teams with the fine punting by Ronald Leibowitz and Kent Boothbay, keeping each team in their own terri- 15017. The second half opened slow until Jim Sullivan broke off right tackle for 86 years to the Hallowell six and two plays later, rammed over from the one foot line. Hallo- well came right back with Boothbay and Hill scoring T. D. with Boothbay adding the point after, Defensive stars were Ronald Leibowitz, Neil Lemieux and Eddie Coughlin. Richmond 12 - Gardiner I.V. 's 6 Richmond took the opening kickoff and in nine plays, scored with Ronald Leibowitz, George Schools and Jim Sullivan carrying the ball and a pass from Gary Williams to Ron Leibowitz for the score. After the kickoff, Richmond took over on downs and on the third down, a pass from Williams to Leibowitz going twenty yards with Leibowitz running the last 30 for the score. Linton scored in the third period and late in the fourth period, drove deep in Richmond territory, only to have Richmond hold on the 12. George Schools almost broke as the gun sounded for the end of the game. Richmond 32 - Williams 6 Rommie Leibowitz, having one of the best days of his high school playing days, scored twice and threw three touchdown passes to slick end, Ed Coughlin to lead Rich- mond over Williams High of Oakland. Leibowitz intercepted a pass on his thirty yard line and went all the way for the T.D, in the Hrst periods. Jim Sullivan added the point. ln the second period Leibowitz threw two touchdown passes to Coughlin, covering 16 and 42 yards. Leibowitz went 49 yards, and Schools added the point after for the third T. D. In the last period Leibo- witz tossed a five yard pass to Coughlin to make it 32 to 0, but Williams scored in the final stages of the game. Richmond 34 - Boothbay 6 Richmond's Neil Lemieux recovered a Boothbay fumble on the second play, ana George Schools went off tackle 31 years for the T. D. Jim Sullivan added the point. Two minutes later Richmond was on the go again, Leibowitz, Cont. Page 56

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?oot6'4!Z A -I -I RON Lsisowirz JIM sULuvAN GARY WILLIAMS 1 'H i Front row, left to right: Gary Williams, Neil Lemieux, Ronnie Leibowitz, Eddie Cough- l lin, Jim Sullivan, Captain: Fulton Curtis, Alden Dore, Phil Withee. Second row: David Leibovvitz, Manager: Gerry Reynolds, George Schools, Larry Young, Coach Briggs, Mr. O' Brien, Assistant Coach. Third row: Harland Lebel, Maurice Sullivan, Louis Lem- ieux, Ricky Raynes, Clayton Waltz, Linwood Horne, Harry Simmonds, Dale Small, Arthur Lebel. fi V 4 I ALDEN DORE NEIL LEMIEUX FULTON CURTIS

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A Q .- Front row, left to right: R. Leibowitz, R. Foster, E. Coughlin. G. Williams, J. Sulli- van. Second row: Manager J, Gould, Coach W. O'Brian, M. Sullivan, H. Simmons, H. Hurley, F. Curtis. P. Withee, R. Babb, Coach G. Briggs, Manager D. Williams. Third row: Manager F. Foss. H. Lebel, H. Brown, G. Schools, L. Young, K. Young, G. Reynolds, D. Pickett, I. Young, D. Leibowitz. SEASON'S RECORDS Richmond Cobum Richmond Williams Richmond Winthrop Richmond Lisbon Richmond Erskine Richmond Monmouth Richmond Alumni Richmond Stevens Aca. Richmond Hermon JAMES SUI-1-TV AN Richmond Hallowell GARY WILLIAMS Richmond Cobum Richmond Jay Richmond Monmouth Richmond Hallowell Richmond Erskine Richmond Lisbon Richmond Williams Richmond Winthrop Richmond Skowhegan Richmond Wiscasset Richmond Lisbon ROLAND FOSTER RON LEIBOWITZ 50