St Francis Preparatory - Boxwood Yearbook (Spring Grove, PA)

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so c ce Above: Carlos Peralta passes the ball to Escalante against North York on our own field. I wit ,V . ., Ap-,. '12 .V r - St. Francis St. Francis St. Francis: St. Francis St. Francis: St. Francis St. Francis St. Francis St. Francis St. Francis St. Francis ..-. 1 SOCCER RESULTS . .. ...Manchester .. ..... . Dover . . . . . North York . . . . . Dillsburg . . . . . North York .. .... . Dover . . .. Manchester . . .... Dillsburg . . . .. Mercersburg . . . . . East Berlin . . . . . East Berlin Members of the squad pictured below, seated: Aaron Negron, Anibal Benavides, Albert Hands, Calixto Escalante, Atilio Urdaneta, Guido Alarcon, Fred Fossi, Maurice Romero, David Garcia, Carlos Peralta. Standing: Fr. Luke, Luis Atencio, Henry Rincon, Ramon Machado, Francis Lynch, Stuart Dare, Hugo Rincon, Orlando Rincon, Nelson Fuenmayor, .lose Krohn. Missing: Luis Paez, Henry Garcia, Armando Baquerizo. 93

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J' 5' 'WWTF Laughman, Meluskey, Henry and Davidson line up for the camera. ST. FRANCIS: 8-CHARLOTTE HALL: 20 The injury riddled Prep squad played host to Charlotte Hall Military Academy. of Maryland, on November 4. The starting line-up for The Prep contained many reserves, and with the opening quarter looked as though the Hilltop- pers would stand a good chance of winning, but as the game progressed the lack of experi- enced men was noticed. The Hilltoppers drew the first blood, with Alexsa going over from the ten. Soon after this Alexsa was withdrawn from the game with a rib injury. The combination ol Garner and Kline accounted for the entire score. The game ended with the Cadets out in front, 20-8. Tom Floyd Paul Alexsa Kennedy, Barry and Alexsa practice punting. ST. FRANCIS: 19-WILLIAMSON TRADE: U The Hilltoppers brought their season to a close by defeating Williamson Trade of Philadelphia, 19-0. Weak with injuries the Saints pressed into service Son Henry, who played guard all through the season. Henry showed that he could not only play guard, but could play fullback as well. He scored two touchdowns in the second period from the one and seven-yard lines, re- spectively. The tinal touchdown was scored in the third period, when Eugene Nichols galloped 70 yards. Twenty-four Prepsters donned their uniforms tor the last time. This game was the end of a hard season for the squad and for the seniors playing their final game. James Kilgallen Rudy Fake

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