Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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MANAGERS AND COACH Left to Rxght J Ark nson Mrs Trader J Veazey A L 4- U0 VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE QF? They Georgetown Laurel Rehoboth Delmar M1lford Caesar Rodney Wrcomrco Harrmgton 2 Page 110 CO CAPTAINS Delores H tch joy Howe 'y0CK 0 V-EI!! Undefeated Varsity

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SEAFORD 7 WI-HI 7 In the first scheduled game, Seaford faced a de- termined foe, the Indians of Wi-Hi. Seaford scored early in the first quarter, on a short plunge by Row- land Carey. Late in the last quarter Wi-Hi tied the game on a short plunge. The game ended in a 7-7 tie. SEAFORD 19 ANNAPOLIS 0 The Blue Jays won their first game from Annapolis, 19-0. The scoring was divided between Carey, Parker, and Hitch. The Jays offensive powerhouse was too much for the boys from Annapolis. Pane and Wetter were the outstanding linemen of the game. SEAFORD 18 MILFORD 0 The following week Seaford defeated the Buccaneers of Milford by three touchdowns. Quarterback Hink- son tossed a twenty-one yard pass to sophomore Wayne Bell. Bell and Bob Parker finished the scor- ing with short runs from scrimage. SEAFORD 33 CAMBRIDGE 20 The Blue Jays struck fast with five touch downs. Both Parker and Hitch scored two touchdowns each. Coach Dowd cleared the bench during the third straight win. SEAFORD 13 CAESAR RODN EY 13 In the first away game of the season the Blue Jays were the underdogs against an impressive CR team. The team scored quickly and took an early 13-0 lead on a pass from Hinkson to Cool and a gallop by Bob Parker. Caesar Rodney then scored two equally fast TD's, which gave the Blue Jays their third tie of the year. The line play of Marvel, Mears, and Allen was exceptional. SEAFORD 13 LEWES I3 Seaford traveled to Lewes on November 13, 1958, to play a heavier Lewes team. In the first quarter Hink- son threw a pass to Gib Cool for the first score. Rowland Carey, senior fullback, scored the six-pointer on a ten yard run. But for the third time Seaford was tied by another team. SEAFORD 12 DELMAR 13 The Blue Jays suffered their first defeat from the hands of Delmar. Over-confidence was the main fac- tor for defeat. The scoring was done by Rowland Carey on a seventy yard kickoff return and a twenty yard scamper by Parker. SEAFORD 13 LAUREL 14 The traditional Thanksgiving game was a moral victory for the Seaford Blue Jays, since the Bulldogs were a two touchdown favorite. The first half was dominated by Laurel when they scored two quick tallies on bad passes from center. However, in the second half Seaford's passing attack began to click. Quarterback Hinkson hit sixteen of twenty-four passes and Parker's running game was extraordinary. Hinkson scored first on a one yard sneak and Bell ran twenty-eight around end for the second score. Although.Seaford lost the game, they played their best game of the season and everyone knew it. Leroy Pane was the recipient of the good sportsmanship trophy. Page 109

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