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k O Carthy, Bob Merlina. Row 3: Mr. Keddy, Robert Snyder, Jim McManus, Jim Roberts, John Bourque, Joe McMorrow, Paul Blake, Phil Napolitano, Steve Russo, Mark Little - field, Jeff Snyder, Mike Gutowski, Jim Nigro, John Chamberlain, Dan Muldoon (E.M.T. ) . Missing from photo: Mr. Flynn and Eric Conant 1978-79 fensive stars were given to JOHN GALASSO and JOHN CHAMBERLAIN while Defensive stars were shared by PAT LeBRANTI , MIKE SWAIN and PHIL NAPOLITANO. In a game where the two teams were equally matched the Saugus Offense was able to come up with 6 points in the last few minutes to defeat Gloucester 6-0. Recovering from a bumbling first half filled with fumbles, missed passes, and all round poor play, Saugus came back from a 12-0 half time score to tie Marblehead 12-12 for a final score. Defensive stars were awarded to PAT LeBRANTI and PHIL NAPOLITANO while JOHN CHAMBER- LAIN , JOHN PRENTICE and JAY STAPLES shared the Offensive star. Game star was awarded to PHIL NAPOLITANO. Saugus suffered its third loss of the season to Lynn English the next week in a game where the offense controlled the ball about 75 c : of the time. The final score was 25-12. JAY STAPLES who scored both TD 1 s for Saugus was awarded the Offensive star. STAPLES scored his second TD by completing a pass from PRENTICE . The game was marked with excellent effort on the part of JIM NIGRO who was awarded the game star. Saugus swamped Swampscott in the final game of the season by a score of 20-6. Scoring twice for Saugus was ROBERT SNYDER who covered 47 yards on 2 plays to give Saugus its 12 points. STAPLES scored on a 15 yard run for 6 more points. NIGRO made the conversion on a pass from LeBRANTI . The defense managed to keep Swampscott scoreless until the last few minutes of the game . ROBERT SNYDER was awarded the Offensive star and PHIL NAPOLITANO received the Defensive star. Saugus ended the season with a 5-3-1 record. The coaches viewed the season in retrospect as one which saw an inexperienced team develop its athletic talents to a point where it became a cohesive unit. They look forward to an out- standing 79-80 season with the return of 2 veteran starters as running backs. Coach Flynn
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n a n o o Rowl: Steven Serino, JohnGalasso, Mike Swain, Tony Anzalone , Frank D ' Urso, Eugene Anzalone, Mark Contrada, Billy Tambeau, Jay Staples, Andy Gogliano, Steven Celata, Mark Lacaillade, Steven Mattuchio. Row 2: Mr. Petrone, Anthony LoConte (manager), Ernie Newell (manager), Jeff Chandler, Mike Sheehan, John Manfredonia, Michael Greene, PatLeBranti, John Prentice , Steven DiChiara, Brad White, TimOlsen, TomMc- Football The football season began with a 20-0 loss to Winthrop on September 21st . In this game an in- experienced Saugus team, down by 3 TD ' s was able to hold Winthrop scoreless in the second half . Playing well for Saugus were PHIL NAPOLI - TANO, PAT LeBRANTI and MARK SWAIN. With one week to practice before facing the Lynn 1 ' A ' 1 team, Saugus vowed to ■ ' do it 1 ' and thus worked hard to strengthen the defense and polish the offense . The effort paid off and Saugus defeated Lynn 1 ' A ' 1 14 - 12. Game star was awarded to ROBERT SNYDER who scored all 14 points and gained over 100 yards. Defensive stars were PHIL NAPOLITANO and MARK LIT- TLEFIELD. PAT LeBRANTI took control of the game from the QB slot which earned him the Of- fensive star of the game . In an outstanding defensive game, Saugus de- feated Danvers 6-0 on October 5th. Offensive star was awarded to ROBERT SNYDER who scored Saugus ' points. MIKE SWAIN was awarded the Defensive star. Game stars were awarded to PHIL NAPOLITANO, MARK LITTLEFIELD and STEVE RUSSO. Outstanding players were MIKE GUTOWSKI, JAY STAPLES, and BILL TAM- BEAU. The following week the Saugus team was de- feated before they could get started as Salem managed to capitalize on 2 quick TD ' s, 2 inter- ceptions and a blocked punt to defeat Saugus 49-0. Saugus seemed to come alive after its slaughter by Salem and played its best game of the season the next week against Beverly- Memorial. Behind 1 2 - at the half , Saugus got it together and fought back to score twice in the second half - the second score and points coming with only 29 seconds left in the game . TD 1 s were scored by ROBERT SNY - DER on a long run and JOHN GALASSO on a pass from PAT LeBRANTI . JOHN GALASSO scored the points after on a pass from LeBRANTI . Game star was awarded to BRAD WHITE for his offen- sive play as well as his defensive work including an interception in the last play of the game . Of-
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