St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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after Maguire's register, jim Cotter made our second goal and, a quarter of a minute afterwards, Henry Lane added the third, After that scoring spree, things quieted down until the Middlesex left wing, Bancroft, whittled our lead to 3-1 temporarily, but, once again, Bill Maguire had his sharpshooting eye and laced home a Murphy assist to close the period at 4-1. Despite many threats during the second period, we were not able to score in that chapter, but we blanked the home team at the same time to maintain our 4-1 edge. just by way of no harm, we added two points in the final stanza, Gibby regis- tering on a feed from Cotter just before jimmy went all the way to score unassisted and make the final figures read 6-1 in our favor, Once again, the Red and Black used frequent substitutions and every player on the squad saw service. In the second period the Middlesex goalie was injured during a scrimmage and the host school was grateful for the prompt ministrations of Billy Gibbons' dad. At long last we were able to play our first game on the St. Sebastian rink when the weather man was co-operative enough to favor us with ice on Friday, February 4th, St. Mary's of Walthain was our guest for the dedication contest and proved an obliging enough victim by the score of 5-1. The honor of scoring first was earned by Bill Maguire just two minutes after Doc Gautreau had dropped the first puck, and credit for the assist went to Brookline jim Cotter, After that initial achievement, Captain Henry Lane pro- ceeded to put on a scoring rarity by tallying three times in succession to achieve the hat trick. During this rampage, Henry had assistance from Maguire twice and Gibby once with the result that by the time Henry relaxed his efforts, we had a comfortable 4-0 lead. To close out the day's offensive for us, Freshman Ed Carroll registered on a solo flight before the visitors' Dion found the range and the 5-1 verdict in our favor was highly satisfactory, Witli the Annual Retreat just concluded that afternoon, most of the student body found it possible to be on hand for this first contest on our own ice, but, from time to time, they found it convenient to dash into the gym to watch our quintet match baskets with Huntington. The following night we went into action again, this time indoors at the Boston Arena, where we battled a surprise sleeper, New Prep of Cambridge, with no better result than a 2-2 tie. Time and time again, our puck chasers were in on the rival net- minder for unimpeded chances, but their bombsights failed them and their shots caromed SECOND LINE Corcoran, Doherty, Carroll. 1-I 138 I-

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