St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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were our only accomplishment in the first quarter, which ended in a 6-6 stalemate. In the second chapter, we were not as fortunate, however, for our grist was 7 while Waltham piled up 16, Wfhatever Coach Hogarty injected into the Arrows during the rest period has not been disclosed, but they came back roaring in the third frame to outscore St. Marys 18-15 and thereby reduce the visitors' lead to 37-31, Bill Brooks' only tallies of the evening came at this time and, combined with Bill Carey's 6, they provided the spark of our attack. Continuing the surge in the final round, Kett and Kelly stole for scores and Bill Carey knotted the count at 39 all with a timely jump shot. There was 1:35 remaining in the contest, but, to save our lives, we could not find the range again, although Waltliaiii achieved 5 points that determined the outcome in their favor, 4-i-39, Surprisingly enough, it was Bill Carey who paced our offense for the first time with 13, just enough to top Fran Kettls 12. Brooksie was away off form with 6 and Kel was also below par with 4. To complete the tabulation, john Murphy and joe Shea were credited with 2 each, The last regularly-scheduled contest of the campaign was with Hopkins School at New Haven on February 26th. Good weather made the trip enjoyable and, as usual, we received a most cordial reception. Vlhen the play began, we lost no time in piling up a considerable lead that once reached 13-2, but the Nutmeggers kept pecking away at it until they finally passed us at 21-20 near the midway mark, A free try by Fran Kett put us back on even terms again, but, by the arrival of the rest period, we trailed, 26-22. To put us back in the running, Brooksie came up with 5 consecutive baskets in the open- ing minutes of the third period, and Bill Carey gave us a temporary 50-29 edge with a side shot. It proved to be only short-lived, however, for Hopkins pulled away to lead 36-33 at the end of the third stanza. Not counted out yet, the Arrows stayed in the running by cashing in on free tries until Bill Carey regained the lead for us at 59-38. At the automatic, the edge had see-sawed back to the home team and they were able to extend it in the last three minutes, so that the final gong ended the struggle with the score, 49-42, in their favor. Wlieii the totals were tallied, Brooksie had credit for 17 points, Bill Carey 12, Kett 5, Kelly and Shea 4 each. A grand dinner at the Publick House in Sturbridge was seasoned by discussion of whether we would be invited to the Private School Tournament or not, PRlfSl2NTATlON Fran Kett Presents A Gift From the Squad To Popular Coach Bob. fi 156 1-.

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