St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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FOOTBALL SUMMARY - 1946 Combs, C .ss.. .4 ,,,A , L L , ,,, , C . ,HVINCENT C. MURPHH' Assistant Coach ,7,7 7. . . THOMAS F. CROSBY C0-Cqpming rsrssr . ..r. jAMrs CAULFIELD, '47 WILLIAM HARWOOD, '47 Alqngger , ,, ,,,,, W ,,,A , ,, ,,,,,,, ,, JOHN BOLES, y-47 SCHEDULE St. Sebastian? Opponent Sept. 28. , . . ,, ,Cambridge Latin. . ..VO..OOO.OOOO i. . 414 15 Oct. 6, ,.,,.. .Lawrence Central Catholic ,. , 6 6 Oct. 11 .. . , . St. Mary's of Milford ...... . 32 0 Oct. 19 , . .. St. John's Prep .. . . 7 7 Oct. 27, , St. Mary's of Waltham . 19 0 Nov. 1 ....,,,, Lawrence Academy. , ,. , 0 14 Nov. 17 L C . . . St. Clements of Somerville... ...,..... .... . ............ . D 6 19 Blues Cjol-IN ELLARD, Capminb 14 - Reds CJOSEPH FORD, Captain! 6 'W LETTER AWARDS ' James Caulfield john Boyle William Morrissey Andrew McAuliffe John Ellard Thomas Green George Hayes james Ryan Thomas Hartnett William Harwood Richard Doyle Hilton Collupy john Darwin Edward Quirk Vincent Greene John Cremmen Paul King EJTgdBE?gnor john Ellard Finally Robert Murphy Francis Pitts William Gibbons Eugene Pierotti Lawrence McAuliffe john Slattery David Hanron Richard Hook Hangs His Plaque.

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STOPPED IN HIS A lofty Danvers kick drives us back to the shadow of our goal line. TRACKS 545' FUMBLE St. john's gets a break when McAuliffe fumbles. From there in, Larry McAuliffe and Pete Pitts, the latter having been shifted to the backfield for the occasion, alternated in plunges with Pete registering the six points. Tom Green's placement made it 14. Avoiding the ignominy of a shutout, the Reds took advantage of Dick McCarron's fumble recovery on their own 25 late in the game and on the following play Jack Boyle reeled off 28 yards on an end sweep. It was his last effort of the day, however, for he left the field with a shoulder injury shortly thereafter. Carrying on in Boyle's stead, Jim Ryan took over the passing duties and got off a beautiful spiral which jack Crem- men took on the 20 and carried all the way for the lone Red score of the contest. The shades of darkness were making their pres- ence felt as Ed Quirk galloped 25 yards on the final play of the day. Thus the 1946 gridiron wars ended and we could look back complacently enough on a season that brought us the stiffest testing ever undertaken by a Red and Black eleven. To measure the season's laurels by the yard- stick of total victories would be grossly un- fair, for we scaled great heights in the tied games and did not readily accept defeat. St. Sebastian's had every reason to be proud of this season's warriors for they carved their names indelibly in the School's Hall of Fame.

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