St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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IIC I IJ THAT I I' Q- .Avv.WA,1 .,A, , I Af: 4 . Q 'A,,. AAA I l I 1 I KEL GIVI-IS SOME I..-XST MINUTE ADVICE ALL THE WAY

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NOW IF YOU WANT MX OPIVIOIN COS GOFS AII THE WAY S -XINT BERNARD S Fitchburg! B111 Cosgroxe set the pace wlth three touchdowns to lead the Arrows to a one srded xrctorx al arnst St Bernard s He scored the first Arrow T D on an 18 yard sweep around rrvht end rn the second perlod and later scored from the I xard lme to put the Hrlhes ahead V3 to 6 at the half Avarn rn the tlnrd perrod Iirll lnt pax dnt as he cauf ht a Duel I ass 111 ht down the mlddle to make the score 19 to 6 The last two Arrow touchdowns came on a 2 yard earn bx Owen Todd late rn the thrrd chapter and a 15 xard down the mrddle scamper by ackre Maloney rn the fourth perrod Barrx IN allace was a real non man rn the Arrow lme as he blocked two punts and also knocked down two placements to ard the defense of the Arrows Ed Goggrn broke throuvh the lme and threw a couple of Hood blocks to open up hole s for the St Sebastran runners Nlax arolr was the leader for the xrsrtors as he passed to end ohn O Connor on the Arrow I0 and went the rest of the way lNaxarol1 also went 70 xards 1n the thrrd v v v v r v - 1 L ... 4 14 . v ,, 4 ' ' - 1 1 ' +11 - 1 1 N . , 1 . . . . , . . , v ,, ,. K V . . . - . .11 - -' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 -Y ' . 5 . , , .. I N . . ,, V X ,. . i . 4. . . , . . .5 ' - 1 y 1-1-1 --, 1 1 11 1 1 5 J .. 5 . . , . . . , - ,- , 11 ' 1' ' ' r f f -. Y - - - J V 1' 1 A ' . ' , . . '. - . ' . , ,, , - -1 - - 1 ' 1 - Y ' . , . , . , er 5 5 ' A .e ' v . ' . . . , J 9' . I , ,. , . . . . , . , . . . ,, , . , . 1' ' . ,. . , . V. N v 1 4' ' ,. ' ., ' ' ' . ' Us ' 1- r Y . V - Y , V . 1 ' m 7 . A . , . . , . ,Q . . ,. , v . V Y X .e ,. , 5. , 1 5 , . - 1 - 1 1 V ' - - . ' . . 7 , 11 , . V 1. . - 5 I 1 - K ,, 4. A . , 1. ' , 1 3 ' Y 5 1 . f , , , V . V , ' ' . -I ' 1 , V1 Y- 1 . ., . ' 4 . . , , . 1' - , K . 4, 5 . ' . , V -1 - v 11 , I . 1 xr f c 'l ' 5 5 1. I. .1 . . pr rrod to account for the last touchdown for the xrsrtors THAYER ACADEMY On Saturday afternoon Nos ember lst we traveled to Brarntree where we were the quests of Thay er Academy The game started off wrth a banff as Thayer scored rn the first few m1nutes and then Barry Wallace charged rn and blocked the krck for the pomt after touchdown After recerxrng the krck we moxed down the field rn a drrxe that scored Connors for a 6 to 6 tre Then Connors amrd the cheers of the St Sebastran s rootmff sectlon krcked the extra pomt and we were ahead 7 to 6 'I hrs ended the first quarter Thaxer recoxered qurcklx and rn the second and thnd quarters scored 13 to I po1nts respectlxelx whrle we were not able to score at all In the last quarter Owen Todd crossed the goal lme for our final score Although we lost by a score of 26 to I3 rt w as the best Uame of the year as we were 1n there Hqhtrnv all the way CRANIN ELL In thrs game the Arrows nexer made a serrous scormg threat whrle they were completely xanqurshed bx a strong Cranwell eleven at Lenox Thrs was the last game of the season for the Arrows and one they really wanted to wrn to ex en up thelr record On the fourth play of the QameDonByrne of Cranwell cut between rrght guard and rrght tackle and went -I0 yards for a touchdown on a snow covered grrd rron Cranwell was nexer headed afterwards A few mrnutes later Shay tossed a 20 xard pass to Gallagher on the Arrow 30 and ran the rest of the was for the second touchdown The Cranw ell Team scored two more whrle the Arrows could seem to fam no Ground T' e final core w as 29 to 0 l98

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COS IIN XCTIOXI RED BLLE GAME As a reward for than lint showmf durm f tht season Barn XX allace and ack Maloney welt Unen thc captalncus of the Blufs and Rtds it sp: Ct1XC'lX for the An nual Rnd Blur Game Since Wlalontx w as ahst nt on thc dax of tht vamt Ed Nflolt Gow xn was selcctcd 1I'1l1lS place Phc Blues were xelx powerful and the Reds d1dn t seem to haxc a chance Tha Blues wut plckcd to XXIII hx thlu or foul touchdowns Howuu the Reds took the field far from dlscourafftd and put up a Good Hffht As a rtsult the Blues were pushed all around the fitld Barrx YN allacc as usual plaved a wry hard game and had Jud Connor scelnf stars Frank cnnmf s passed to 1m Curran for the onlx touchdown of the frame and the Blues were xeu luckx to wln Brucc MacDonald and D1ck O Brlen suxpuscd uuxbodx hx thelr fine showmv 1n thlS annual classlc ack Dexer of the Reds plaxed h1s usual fine game also On sex eral OCCHSIOUS the Reds seemed headed for touchdowns but Ladx Luck refused to Que these xallant FOOTBALL BANQL ET On Mondax uemnff Deccmbu 8th a banquet w as held 1n honor of the 1952 squad Amonf those who were 1 ucsts of honox at thc head table were Coaches Vm Murphy and Frank Coxlt Bucky NN al ren of Brme s Lou Flor1o of Boston College Hemv Baxrx the V coach Frank Power basketball coach 1m Gaquln a sports w flttl for the NN altham 'I rlbt nc who w as x erx helpful IH pubhshmv rt sults of the games and ffaxc much publ1c1tx to the school and Father George Kerr B G All Ame11can In f1X1f1U' tht mam talk of the ex emnff Father Kerr spoke on ual1t1es Ntcessarw to Make an Athlete and he held h1S aud1ence spellbound As a pomt of lntertst lt mu ht be noted that F1 Kerr 19 a cous1n of tht Headmaster Fr Flanwan Father Flanwan commented brxtflx and appxoprlatelx on the achlexcmcnts of the team and furmshed a few sldellgfhts on h1s cousm F1 Kerr Flnallv Fr G1lma1t1n complctmff h1s first task as athlctlc dlrtctor presented acktts and Lttttrs to the squad A lu altx 'I HANK X OL to F1 cJll!I1Z1I'flIll.OI a Joh well dont U00 1 V V ' L 1' 1 1 -' f ' 4 1 1 - - V ' I ' . . 5 5 . . . J Q 1 V . -1 ' - 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' - v - , 1 5 , . .. . I . 1 1 - 1 1' L J 1 A 11V V h AV 1 1 1- 1 5 1. A 1,' T' V x x . - an ' ' ' F 5 1 1 - 1 v V 1 . , by I 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 1 -' - 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I x x vx x ' r- A rv ' ' a ' x 1 7 V 1 va . 1 . . , I K , . , r . , I, r i V 5 . me ' V . 1 , V 1 1 V . V . V V' 1 A s , . ' . , , . 1 Q. X I U i Y V V . v. . . . 1 1 V v - . vm I ' D XVE11'1AlOl'S TIIOIY3 than Ei PHSSIHQ' I1OCl 0l'l lfl1lS OCCZISIOH. 1 - 1 - ' 1 1- V ' 1 I 5, , 1 J- v Y y' x ' 1 y . I ' . . 5 5 . V . , . , . . A V ,. . V . B . A , I . . i 1 l , I I. J. . , , J , . . V . h V H . . ' X ,, v v Y Q . . X -1 1 - 1 - . N . 7 1 5 ' ' . . . . . U . . V ,. . 1 , . . 5 5 G, . Q . ,, . . , 1 V - .1 I 1 , . . . X . . Y I 4 .B . I . 5 5 . ' . 3 l 5 ' - ' 1 1 1 V - v 1 ' V, , , w . , 1 - Y ' . ' ' J ' ' , 1 - J 1 , ' ' . V 1 -' 1 1 J V 1 1 1 , 5 ,.,. , . . . .1 1 Y Y r Us Y w' 4 - V ' V H ' 1 A . .