Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The annual Homecoming Day game, re- plete with Homecoming Queen and a pre- game float parade, saw the Seahawks avenge an upset of the previous season with a convinc- ing 36-6 victory. The large number of Alumni on hand were treated to a fine display of power by the Wagner team. The Seahawks overcame the handicap of a bitter cold day to break the all time scoring record for a single game with a brutal 52-l2 win over Panzer College. Wagner scored al- most at will and at the final whistle was stop- ped, just short of another tally. Wagner's team was truly great last fall and it may take many a year for another team to equal its record. The coaches however look to the new season with optimism and Wagner, with a tougher schedule than last year, should again have a good year. t

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the season. The under dog Seahawks folded in the second half to lose 26-l 8 after holding an ll point lead at halftime. Wagner overpowered Susquehanna and Hofstra in the next two games 41-27 and I9- 6. Bob Winckler, Jack Dicker, Drown, Sellitto and Quintana all scored against the Crusaders, Winckler making two touchdowns. Quintana intercepted two passes to set up touchdowns by Drown and Milt Grosz in the Hofstra game, while the third came on a 20 yard pass from Chris Kartalis to Winckler, The Seahawks outgained and outfought their next opponent, Arnold College but failed to outscore the New England squad, and were forced to settle for a disappointing l4-l4 tie. Quintana sparked Wagner with two touch- downs and Bill Thompson helped earn the tie as he continued to convert consistently on the points after touchdown. A hepped up Wagner squad reaped revenge at the expense of the traditional rivals from C. C. N. Y. the following Saturday. The de- termined Hawks overwhelmed the Beavers and romped to a 28-6 victory. From the starting team down to the substitutes used in the late stages, the Wagner gridsters ripped through the City line and stopped the C. C. N. Y. at- tack cold. Wagner continued on the victory path with an easy 34-6 triumph over a weak Ursinus eleven at Collegeville, Pennsylvania and eked out a l2-6 win over a stubborn Upsala team in a rough game. 654!!

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