St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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who tossed in 19 points, as many as the entire opposing team could muster: of the remaining 15 tallies, 5 went to Hearn, 5 to Bill Carey, 2 each to Kett, Brooks and Collupy, the remaining singleton belonging to Bob Kelly. It was a pleasure to see Captain Hilt Collupy back in action even for a brief minute in the last quarter. As part of the annual Christmaw Party program, Sacred Heart of Newton paid us a visit and obliged by bowing in defeat to the tune of 45-20, a much greater margin than that which gave us our earlier victory over them in the Garden. Our first period harvest of 14 points :set us off on the right foot, for it took all that Hank Barry's lads were capable of to reach that total at half time. Once again, Kel proved that the Newton Centre lads were his meat by rallying 12, although Hugh ran him a close race to Hnish second best with 10. Southpaw Andy found his eye with 6 to nose out Charlie Hearn's 5, while Bill Carey and Frank Kett scored 4 Top: BILL CAREY GIVES A GOOD ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF Bottom I-efr1 LAY-UP BY BRADSHAW Bottom Right: HUGH SCORES AGAIN

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to finish in front of Joe Shea's 2. Much to the relief of the coaches, frequent substitu- tion was possible and Fran Downey, Dick Collupy and Dick Schiffman made their first appearance in the Varsity ranks. When hoop activities were resumed after Christmas, Bob Kelly was conspicuous by his absence due to a siege of flu and Hugh Bradshaw was temporarily hors de combat with an injured hand. Hence we were not at full strength when we lined up against Christopher Columbus to play the first athletic contest ever engaged in by the two schools. Hilt Collupy, however, was well enough to fill in for Bradshaw and Bill Brooks was given the chance to take over Kel's forward post. Auspiciously enough, Hearn scored on a pass from Kett after the tap and, when Brooksie came through with a lay-up shortly after, we thought that it would be a very pleasant afternoon. The 1 BOB HOGARTY Assistant Coach of Basketball -L 120 1- r-. E , . 1'9 VINCENT C. MURPHY Coach of All Sports North Enders had different plans, it seemed, and, after trailing 9-5 and 15-9 for the first two periods, they put on a Hurry of scores in the third that cut our lead to 25-20, despite Fran Kett's three beautiful baskets. In the last minute they were still pressing hard and had reduced the margin to 27-25 when a long pass to Tom Hartnett permitted him to drop in a safety score that gave us the verdict of 29-25. Our points were rather evenly distributed, Charlie Hearn's 7 making him top scorer for the first time and per- mitting him to rank over Kett, Brooks and Collupy who had 6 each. Tom Hartnett and Andy McAuliffe could claim only two points apiece, but they played an important part in the result. On Wednesday, the 14th of January, Middlesex School came down from Concord