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Thirty-One THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE-OCTOBER 26, 1947 a Somerville in 14 to 6 Victory Over. Melrose Milton Trounces N. Attleboro, 35-0, for Sixth Straight Wakefield Tips Chelsea, 6-0, for Yer's First Win MELROSE, Oct. 25Although hamPered by penalties, one of which nullified a 91-yard touchdown run by Sam Pino at the start of the first period, Somerville put together two tallies in last half to down Melrose, 14-6, here today before 5000. The victory was the first in four stars.

In the same period that Pino's grand run was voided by a back in motion, Somerville lost another good opportunity to score when Joe O'Callaghan's 35-yard effort went for naught because of clipping. Somerville was set back 85 yards as a result of seven infractions. 6I? lk 4 T15' cl '1 Itis06 :i.10',,, itt-;) 4, (zi; .1 411 --te'' ''tx0 4, .4,,,,,,,:,.,.,.:.:.: 0 '-'034, 1. :4,:::, I 41. l'':" 4 4 r.r: .:,4 4,,..

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the Wakefield football eleven upended Chelsea High, 6-0, today at Walton Field. On the defensive throughout the game, Wakefield took advantage of its lone scoring opportunity to ring up a touchdown in the second period. Only two minutes of the first half remained when the all-important six points were ONIMIEMWIM.W. NORTH ATTLEBORO, Oct. 25-- Paced by the brilliant quarterbacking of Joe Manning and the powerful running combination of Bill Mack and Frank Dunphy, the Milton High School football team lived up to all expectations today as they polished off North Attleboro High, 35 to 0, at Community Field.

It was Milton's sixth straight win. Early in the first period Milton countered on three plays as Bill Connelly and Dunphy racked off a total of 69 yards, and before the period closed, Dunphy scored from the six. Manning tossed a 12-yard pass to Cox for the third touchdown midway through the second period. Another Manning-to-Cox shot. this one for 45 yards and a first down on the one-yard line.

Manning flipped still another to Cox for the score. Milton added a safety in this period and Grant scored on a 30- yard jaunt shortly after the return kickoff. MILTON-44mb 1om. let Jennings. It; O'Leary, Ili Lieber.

Tinertv. rg; Seca-tore, rt: Cox, re: Manning, rib; Johnson; alb; Dunphy. fhb; black. M. NORTH ATTLEBORODeschenes.

re: Cambridge. rt: LITOCQUe. Desilets. Achim lg: Dean. it: King.

le: MacDonald, ab; LengIlIe. Ihb; Bonneau. rhb; Coln. Score by periods 1 2 3 4 Total Milton 13 7 13 0 35 Subs: MiltonEnds, Westmen, Buchanan. Curley; tackles.

Blake, Murphey, Doane. MacLarY; guards. Daly. J. ConnellY, Lamere.

MacCarthy; backs. Mulligan. K. Connelly, Costello. Grant.

Hennessey. North Attleboro Ends, Brown. McGowan, Everton, Johnson. Bale; tackles, Bates. Coyle.

Diflore. Leblanc: guards, Spencer. Azarlan. Dargis; centers, it'norpe. Cloutier; backs.

Doyle. Saistack, James. McCretton. :11.mmel;iiiLrealowaslimanigootomommwmonifigagAt4dilAtommem.a.mimpumm...mspamtxt5toimadommegnimmosoublitokismwiti, 4.1,., (Staff Photo by Charley Dixon) TWOTON DROPA slim grasp of one ankle by an unidentified Waltham play. er drops to earth Brookline High's 200pound fullback Tony Misho after a five.

yard gain in the fourth period at Brookline yesterday. Brookline won 13.6. Great Brookline Finish Topples Waltham, 13 to 6 Vigereso Gees Over The Red and Blue scored in six plays in the third period after receiving the kickoff on its 43. Hugo Vigoroso climaxed a 72-yard drive with a 31-yard run. The Somerville lads pressed their advantage in the fourth period, talc.

ing advantage of a Raiders fumble on the 17. Pino scampered around end for the touchdown. Melrose was In further difficulty that same period when Somerville marched 85 yards to its 13. The 1946 Class A titlists fought back, taking the ball on downs. Don Pat.

terson picked up 15 yards. Quar. terbock Johnny Stiles, avoiding the determined charge of the whole Red and Blue forward wall, tossed a perfectly screened pass to Fred Webb. On-the line of scrimmage when he took Stiles' hot shot, Webb carefully picked up his interference to negotiate the remaining 78 yards after a nifty piece of broken field running. SOMERVILLEFfrubl.

Walsh. le: Cot-. ter. Fraser. It; De Furia.

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Ihb; Pin. McKenna. rhb; Simas. fts. MELROSE Groeutt.

DeVillers. re: rulsford, It; Stiles. le: Lucci. rrrre Rowe. rt: Wells.

Waring. rg: Russo, us. Robbins, Ig; Crawford. Young. It: Pulsford.

le: Sttles. qb: Luect. rhb; Patterson. Home, 11111; Carleton. Webb.

lb. Score by Periods 3 1 3 4 Totsa Somerville 0 7 7 14 Melrose 0 0 0 6 6 Touchdowns. Vigoroso. Pints, Webb. Points by pass after touchdown.

Sinus 2. yazteliti BAD DAY FOR THE BLAIKSJerry Kantar, Mr. yard Freshman (right) shoves hand in face of Bob Blaik, Exeter back, break up a forward pass yes. terday at Soldiers Field. Blaik is the son of Army's coach.

t' ''W .0.,,,...6, Reading Scores First Win at lkington, 7-6 Whynotes Dash in Last Period Nets Belmont Tie By WILLIAA1 B. BAY Staging a whirlwind finish, Brookline High scored two last quarter touchdowns yesterday afternoon to nip a fighting Waltham High eleven, 13-6, before 3500 at Tech Field, Brookline. The game was marked throughout by savage tackling and many roughing penalties. The Waltham club opened the scoring in the second period on Carmel lo Basile's one-yard slam through the Towners' Basile set up his touchdown when he heaved a 30-yard aerial to end Louis "Buddy' Wool on the 15. Wool was roughed unnecessarily at this point putting the ball on the one.

Basile barged over. OMMOMMIOMS. Harvard Frosh Romp Over Exeter, 28 to 6 Cents lone Kindles Drive Left halfback Fred Confalone V'fill the big gun in Wakefield's touchdown drive. He set off the fireworks by hurling a 22-yard pass to Roy Latavour on the Chelsea 30. About to be tackled, Latavour lateralled to Frank Fotino, who ran to the 13.

Confalone went over in two tries. In this evenly waged battle. Chelsea had only one scoring chance. The Red Devils threatened in the second quarter, shortly before Wakefield registered six points. Unlike the Wakefield attempt, however, the Chelsea drive WPS stalled on the one-yard line, where the Wakefield line held to take the ball on downs.

Chelsea never again was in contention. While snapping their own irksing streak, Wakefield's conquest marked the Red Devils' third defeat in their last three games. Chelsea now has a record of two wins, one tie and three losses. Previous to this encounter, Wakefield managed to score only two points on a safety against Greenfield in five games. This lop-sided record belies the true strength of the Wakefield eleven in its first year under the guidance of coach Jim Walsh.

The rugged schedule lined tip for them this year would be a challenge to any team. WAKEFIELD Laravour. Glynn. le; Fritz. It; Roberto, Crittenden, Is Canavan, D'Alessandro.

rig; Kerr. Tateher. rt; Baher. McTague re: Fotino. Ryan.

nb: Confalone. Stackhouse, Ihb: Devine. Encarnacao. rhb; Anrico. Sardelia.

fb. 01IELSEA. Holden. re' Hamburger. rt: Leonard): Greene, rit; Bright.

Fitzpatrick. lc Cohen, It; Moore le; Rubenstein. eb; Macomber. Bevere. Ihb; Finnegan.

fb. Score by Periods. I 2 3 4 Total Wakefield 0 6 0 0 6, Touchdowns. Contalone. yards and ended with Haskelrs plungingwover from the one.

During this march, the winning team ground OQUL five consecutive first downs. Regaining possession of the ball a fewp minutes later. Brookline again Stored. Haskell returned a punt fron't his own 40 to Waltham's 37. WAltham was penalized for roughnessjit this point.

putting the ball orkthe 21-yard stripe. A line play waskstopped in its tracks. but on th6 pext play Charley Trahon went way on a perfectly executed. end-around. On this winning tally, vital blocks were thrown by Capt Gerald Keane and Bob Carroll.

Brookline was operating with its throttle wide open now, and when the game ended Misho, Haskell and Co. were once again knocking on Waltham's goal. Haskell intercepted a desperate Waltham heave and raced it all the way to Waltham's three-yard line when time ran out. 13BOOKLINV: Trahan. Creedon.

le: Ravreby. it; McInnis. le; Lenk. Keane. rR; Ward.

Connors, rt: McAdams. Kirby. re; Doherty, qb: Palmer. Carroll. thb; Fa" Hatkell.

nib: fb. WALTHAMMcManus. Wool. Mett: re; Cacace. rt; Maniare, re; nithrOS, LeBlanc.

Russo. Bell. It Milner. O'Brien. It; Gondey.

Phions, le: White. qb; Cacciatore. Farese. rhb Basile. Ter-.

rasi. McGovern. Ihb; Bigham. Nestfell. fb.

Score by Periods' 2 3 4 Total Brookline 0 0 13 13 Waltham 0 ft 0 0 8 Touchdowns--Plastle. Haskell. Trahan. Point by goal after touchdown. McAdams.

NEWTON, Oct. 25A brilliant last-quarter 23-yard touchdown run by hallbet Vern Whynott following a short pass gave Belmont High a 8-6 deadlock with Newton today at Dickinson Field before 7500. Herb Kelly. Belmont halfback, Intercepted a Newton pass and ran it to the Tigers' 27-yard line. A line buck carried for three yards.

and on the next play Ed gonley, Belmont quarterback, hit Whynott with a five-yard pass. Whynott reversed his field and. aided by several smaching blocks, ran over for the tying marker. Conley's attempted placekick for the conversion went wide. LEXINGTON, Oct.

25Reading High chalked up Its first win of the season this afternoon by squeezing the Lexington High. 7-8, at Lexington Center Playground. Karl Proctor not only scored the tying touchdown on a five-yard smash following a 60-yard march, but be also rushed over for the winning point, just as the game was drawing to a close. The visitors jumped to a 8-0 lead in the third stanza on Win Ricker's 20-yard pass to fullback Bob Hosford and Hostord's ensuing I5-yard run. Ricker's attempted conversion failed.

nEAnma--Lantier, Murray. le: Mean. Van It; Markey, liefternon Brown. et Cowhey. rg; Bella.

rt. Smith Anderson. Knight. re: Lyons. stone.

a Cook. Reebeneker. lab; Palumbo. rhb; Proctor. Webb.

lb. LEXINGTONNylander. Dewing. re: Miller rt; O'Connell V. Adams.

re: King. Copy. Webster. J. Brown.

Zenner. Ormorci. It; De Wolfe. le; Ricker. Rudd.

Albertine. oh; Sullivan. Brooks. J. Adams, rhb; Sherwood.

Mb; Hogford. lb. Score by periods I 2 3 4 Total Reading 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 6 TouchdownsRosford Proctor. Point 1.13Y rush alter touchdown. Proctor.

The Harvard Freshman eleven romped to an easy victory of 28 to 6 this afternoon at Soldiers Field against a lighter and somewhat unspirited Exeter team. Paced by Johnny White, out from the 22. Then, on a 15.yard whose nice runbacks of punts, pact; from Ed Sterns to Dave War. and 15-yarc; gains from scrim- den, who ran 40 yards, Harvard rnage gave tht Crimson an im. scored.

Jimmy Lowell converted mediate edge. the Harvard both points. Although eleven got off to a early start, w.11 ntena den, who ran 40 yards, Harvard scored. Jimmy Lowell converted both points. Although neither team showed up well from a blocking or a passing RCre ril $15 aliD CABB $20 Dopb Waltham 's Chatting Terrine Meanwhile.

Brookline's offensive could get nowhere against the fast-charging Waltham line. it was the same through the third stanza. with Brookline's plays fizzling. in the last quarter, the Towners exploded. Fullback Tony Misho and halfback Charley liaskeil alternated In cracking the Waltham line In a sustained march that carried 67 STER 111 standpoint, the Crimson, who outweighed their opponents 12 pounds per man on the line and 5 in the backfield, generally played a bet.

ter game. Peppy, playing on the part of Johnny White and Jim Lowell. certainly helped. HARVARD TRIESHIWrN aa Carrnan. Render.

le; 'Motel. Dunker. Sedgewick. KrIstopick. II; Kanter.

Coyne. la; Rogers. Butler. Fallon'. Rosenau.

rg; Stevens. -Callahan, rt: Erumons. Rohn. To If. Hyde.

re; Reilly. Sterns. Lowell. ob; RottentiPld. Warden.

thb; Isenberg. West, rhb; Keith. White. Mit 41 Bo 0300 nmor Co or scoring from the 0-yard line on a plunge by John West, Arthur Rosenau converting. atie second quarter, Harvard scored again on an 8-yard quarterbac' sneak by Lowell, who also converted for the extra point.

In the third quarter. as Harvard tension relaxed, Exeter managed a lone six points on a nice outside tackle run of 15 yards by Mellen, but after that, in spite of the Exonian's aerial threat. Bill Blaik, there was no farther opposition for coach Larnaes Newton Scores First Newton had taken the lead In the second Don Collins, Frank Tanner and John Heath took turns battering the Belmont line in a sustained march that carried all the way from Newton's 20 to Belmont's 46. Here Bob McConnell passed, to Bill Fitzpatrick who caught it on the five and pranced over. Newton threatened once more during the game.

Late in the final quarter it reached Delmont's 17 and was headed for a tally when Herb Kelly intercepted a Newton pass. NEWTON 36: Lamont. Coffey, Mr is: Stephens. KOnneY. D.

Itzpatrick, Pur- cell. re; Nalley. Kellar. rainpr. rt: MutrhY.

MeCusker re; echultz, Furbush. eiht Finnegan. Collin. ihts; B. Fitzpatrick, Tanner.

rhb; Beath. tb. BELMONT Caskie. re: Irerracane, fgunningbam. rt: Gifford.

McLeod. r8: lewelling. Davis. DePanphilis, Marsh. Bossberjr.

It; Cass. Boyle, le; Conley. Butt. Kelly, rhb: ynot. jannoni.

Ihh: Wettlaufer. Dro ette, 113. Score by Periods I 2 3 a Total Newton 6 0 Belmont 0 0 0 8 Touchdowns, B. Fitzpatrick. Whynott.

Emma ACADEMY Rodis, Jones. otilburn. Brooke, re; Knight. Taylor, 4, lity. rt: Beek.

EmerY. Davis. le; cruckshans. Brand. Julian, Morin.

Cousins. Mccovich le: Martin. )t; Mute. Rider. Miller, le: MacLaury, Bice, Ws; Morrell.

Fitzpatrick, rhb: Bran- son. Meilen. Ihb; COckburn ewTs. Th. iikOre bY Periods 3 4 Totlil flare 14 Caner Academy, 0 6 0 5 0 44le WHEN THE LIGHT TURNS GREEN! WHEN THE LIGHT TURNS wompamoompoo.

Harvard Comes Back Touche towns, West, Lewell. Mellen. White and Warden. Point. by coal after touchdown.

Roomnau, Lowell a Referee, F. L. Earson Umpire, McAdams. Linesman. Field Judge, McDonough.

Time. back in the fourth ilrst with Johnny distance on a toss Harvard came qUOTter to score WhIte going the Natick Title Drive Checked by Marlboro Air -Assault, 13.13 Statesmen Whip Norwich, 39-0, Before 4500 three-yard line. 'Bill Brennan blocked the kick. Marlboro's tieing score came In the fourth period after Brennan recovered a fumble by Clasby on Marlboro's punt on the Natick 26. Lynch passed to Sullivan for 11 yards and three plays later passed off to his right YN Emile Bedard over the gr.

Zr-nnan place-kicked the 417 knotted the score. After another Marlboro Natick went 65 yards to the iiarlboro five in the closing minutes of the game, but Johe intercepted a pass on the Marlboro one-yard line as the game ended. MARLBOROStillivan. le: Carpenter. Dehatios, It, Panattore, Lereux, re; Hutch, watson.

Johnson, rt; pore, re: Lynch. ob; Baker. Ibbi edard. tdcPartlen, thb, NATICKF. Varrichlone.

re; KelleY rt; Mailery. Nelson. rs; Arena. la; Dumas. Henderson.

it; Estes. 14nane. Clasoy. stia.L rho; Mcmanua. 'Woman, Ihb; m.

Varrichlone. chiacchts. Score by periods 1 a 3 4 total Montgomery. lb 0 A 2 7 13 atIcK 7 0 0 13 Touchdowns. Mitchell 2, Sullivan.

Be dard. Point fitter by placement. Morgan. Brennan. 1 2 A.

.9 7 111VIr III an ordinary' cart you IGO I 0., DEPRESS atrrem SHIP? INTO LOW 1 4 4 3 ---4: ..1.... RELEASE CLUTCH STEP ON THE GAS RELEASE THE GAS DEPRESS' CLUTCH I or i 7 8 9 10 ciVr IV 14 A ft 4111c1" 10 1. AI SHIFT INTO SECOND RELEASE CLUTCH' STEP 0 THE GAS RELEASE THE GAS 00 11' 12 13 lor i ''4: IP A. ta iP': 14 Nor 400' DEPRESS CLUTCH SHIFT INTO MOW RELEASE CLUTOi STEP 0 THE CAg Oct. 23Natick hopes for a Class crown were exploded by a spunky Marlboro High team today.

Marlboro refused to be beaten and rallied twice with well-executed to gain a 13 to 13 tie in a Mfdland League game. While Natick remains unbeaten in Eve straight games and continues undefeated leader of the circuit. the tie upset its Class C. title chances and et the same time' enhanced the standing of the Marlboro Panthers. Natick, from the opening kickoff.

u'ent 75 yards. chiefly on a 25-yard pass from Dick Clasby to Mario Varrichione and a 17-xprd run by Clasby as George Mitchell. who also turned in several gond runs. went over from the one-foot line on fourth down. George Morgan place-kicked the point.

Marlboro held Natick at its own 18 and then paraded down the fleld I to retaliate, Don Jolie leading the procession which was climaxed when Dave Lynch passed 31 yards to John Sullwan for a touchdown. The try for point failed. In the third period Natick went 60 yards on the gerund with Clasby. Mitchell and George Chlacchi carrying. Mitchell going over from the AMHERST, Oct: 25Overpowering an injury-ridden Norwich football team, the University of Massachusetts won its third victory of the season, 39-0, at Alumni Field today before a Homecoming Day crowd of more, than 4500.

The Statesmen scored in every period except the third, when the Horsemen made their most determined defensive stand. and had little difficulty in running up 23 first downs to Horsemen's four, opening the score with an 80-yard march. It was a particular field-day for Steve Gilman of Malden who, relieving Lee at fullback, went over three times himself. His best effort came in the last stann, when he broke through his own right guard from the Norwich 18 for a touchdown jaunt. Feinman, sophomore halfback, also contributed in the same period, with a 10-yard gallop throueh his own right MASSACHUSETTS Stood.

Downe 3r. Gleason. lo: JorgeAu. Kenyon. It; Raymond.

McGarr. Is: Anderaon. maturnials. Wostwater Smith. Walz Ruggles.

rig: Tai-inari. Houran. rt; Hall. LOOZIPY. re: Waskiewics.

Bullock. Pasini. ob; Feinnon. tesnerance. Troy.

Dubois. lh: Johnson. Sweeney. rb; Lee. Gilman.

Sison, Nichols. Th. NORWICH--DaleY. Glabicki. re; ElVotk leads.

rg: Frame, ci Duricee. Carruth. la; Fulled Dorman II; Greason. Mosh le. la; Del Neu.

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7 19 0 13 39 Touchdownstee. Gilman 3, Dubois. Feinman. Points by goal after touchdown. Raymond 3.

Referee. McGrath. Umpire, Dunn. Linesman. Farrell.

Field judge. term S. M. U. Edges U.

C. L. 7-0 Los ANGELES. Oct. 25 (AP) Southern Methodist.

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