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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 Melrose Strikes Via Air Everett. Downs Stubborn Arlington, to Shade Haverhill, 6-0 I Merola, Carrofl Count for Tide Before 12,000 By RAY HORSC1! HAVERHILL, Sept. 27The adage, uneasy is the head that wears the crown, is applicable to Class A state champ Melrose's hairbreadth 6-0 win over rejuvenated Haverhill High at Haverhill Stadium today before nearly 7000. Melrobe, playing without the services of star back Freddy Webb, slid past the Hillies on a 49-yard pass in the second quarter. Saugus Subdues Beverly, 7 to in Final Period BEVERLY, Sept.

27 Forced te take to the air when an underrated Beverly High line proved too much. Saugus High clicked here thia afternoon at Hurd Stadium to win. 7 to 0, before 7000 fans. The highly-touted Saugua backs, Anganis and Laskey, found the going tough through the Beverly line but a passing attack which started By GENE MACK JR. EVERETT, Sept 27 Spearheaded by Bobby Merola and Jim CarroIJ.

a pair of line-ripping backs, Everett High's Crimson Tide blasted out a 13-0 decision over a battling Arlington eleven before 12,000 this afternoon. Carlton Intercepts The scoring play came out of the Their back to the- wall throughout the entire game, the Arlington cridders fought desperately before dropping their third straight verdict of the teajon. Twice Coach Henry Tocrylowsk is lads held for downs in the shadows of their own goal posts, but the weighty and resourceful home team was not to be denied. A pas interception started Everett on the way to its first touehdown. Halfback Doug MrCormack snagged a Dick JUta aerial at midfteld and the Crimson Tide at once demonstrated its awesome power.

blue. Ken Carlton, Melrose, fullback, intercepted a Phil Wightman pass on the Melrose 47. and was dropped in his tracks by Abe Grasso, Haverhill, end. team. Jim Carroll immediately smashed through the middle for 18 yards but as the game moved into the second period Arlington took over on downs on its own 12.

Arlington, despite yeoman work by Raia, was unable to cross midfield before the intermission. In the third period. Everett got another big break, as Raia bobbled a punt and Tony Delllsola recovered on the Arlington 30. Merola and Carroll lugged the pigskin down to the eight-yard line before Arlington regained possession on a fumble. A poor Arlington punt placed Everett In a threatening position but the Crimson attack petered out on the six-yard line.

As the final chapter opened Everett again exerted its strength by covering 33 yards in six plays for I lj ci -I v.s..y i -4, a late in the third period set up the Sachem's lone touchdown in the early minutes of the final quarter. Anganis scored from the Beverly two-yard line after two Anganis to Ayers forwards netted 42 yards and bit deeply into Beverly territory. Beverly staved off two drives for their goal but a l-yard forward from Anganis to Lasky gave the visitors a first down on the Beverly six. Lasky picked up four yards more and Anganis followed with the score. Decereau placekicked the Two plays later Carlton cut loose vith Melrose's first pass of the game, a well-arched heave down the mid dle, and deep.

Bud Home, Melrose back, and Chet Pulsford. end. cir. cling under the pass, seemed to be well covered by two Haverhill sec ondary players. But the ball struck one ol the joint after.

The home team naa ittle to offer for an offense al defenders' hands and bounced high in the air to Home. He grabbed it on the 24 and skedaddled into tne clear for the game's only touchdown. The point attempt was flubbed when the pass from center went awry. though a long pass for what appeared to be a certain score slipped oft the fingertips of Wood in the closing minutes. Beverly was threatening afr the end of the first half after a blocked Saugus kick and a Saugus fumble gave Beverly the ball on the Saugus 22.

the second tally. A Locnis to car-roll aerial gained IS yards and Merola bucked down to the seven. At this point Carroll dropped a Gochis pass in the end zone but redeemed himself on the very next play by making a great running catch of another on the goalline and stepping over for the counter. Gochis then passed to Landers for the extra point. In the dying Arlington crossed the 50 yard line for Haverhill had a statistical bulge on the visitors.

First down went AUCJUS Avers, let Bums. Howe. Ml Haverhill's way. nine to 5. Haver Murnhv.

Pi le; laca, Hanson. Tl Calhoun. rs Deceareau, rt rt: Inlan. Dudniin. ab: AnssnU.

JCCOlO, hill led in net yards gained, rushing 131 to 44 and in yards gained passim? 78 to 72. Qu Break for TUt In keven ucresive rushes, the Merola bucked the line and rept the ends for sizeable gatni that placed the ball on Arlington's 12-yard line. After a forward pais fa ied. Merola went around left end Tor a first down on the visitors' fur A holding penalty, nullifying a t-jchdon by Merola. pushed Ever f-U back to the 14.

but Bill Gochis recovered the lost ground with neat parses to Charhe Landers and Dick ivor.rttc. which brought the oval to the three-yard stripe. Merola then bullied his way through center for the touchdown The attempt to con. ert by air misfired. On the ensuing kickoff.

none of the receiving Arlington players could capture the erazily bounding and Everett's Ken Doig fell on the ptg-kin on the Spy Ponders' 32. a very bad break for the visiting Ihb; Laskey. rhb; Forte, fb. BEVERLY Wood, re; St. Pierre, rt! Campbell.

Donovan, rraaer, Weaver. the first time on a freak play. With the ball on their own 23, Raja let iUmont. Haves. It; Haverhill drove to the Melrose 20 the first time it got its mitts on the ball.

Russ Chase's jaunt of 24 Petroslno. ic: pased to Roy Hill who in turn yards was the big chunk in that lateraled to Paul Tyrrell. But. after Muii jfhoto by Dan Gohtlian. a few strides.

Tyrrell fumbled the advance, which ended after unase muffed a forward pass in the end ball ahead of him and Bob Salis Fraser, Toomey. Abate. 8underujr.l. rhb i Accomando, Carey, La com be, Ihbl Dipaolo. fb.

Beore by Periods 1 Total Sauaua 6 6 I Touchdown. Anfanla. Point after touchdown, Decereauj Akillian Chalks Up zone. bury pounced on it at midfleld. A EVERETT WORKHORSE Bobby Merola, Everett High back, dives across Arlington's goal line in first period at Everett.

This touchdown was nullified by a 15-yard penalty, but Merola scored four plays later for his team's first touchdown as Arlington bowed, 13-0. Haverhill turned on the heat pair of passes, exceeding SO yards in flight, by Raia narrowly missed again in the third period, march' ins: 50 yards to the Melrose 20. Carl completion just prior to tne nnai ton was Johnny-on-the-spot again, whistle. intercepting a wishtman pass. EVERETT Lionette.

Pictronlo, le; Me formic k. Donahue, It: Puopolo. Ik; 1 -k Scennn. Doia. rt: Dell Inola.

John Scenna. Dots, rt: Dell Inola, John A weaving 44-yard gallop by Nic Three Touchdowns, Watertown Cops, 28-0 Fitchburg Shows Abate started another Haverhill Kin. re: Gochis. qb; Lander. McCormick, Ihb; Carroll, rhb; Merola.

fb. threat. Johnny. Styles saved Melrose on the Abate run, pulling-the Quincy's Line Checks Brookline, 6-6, to End Class Champs' Victory Skein WATERTOWN. Sept.

27 Striking i ARLINGTON Hill. Lally. re; Trent. hard in the first and third periods Hlsoy. rt: Mctwm.

wnant. re: Carroll. Lane tan. It: Barbagallo. Bnen, It; GOD Myers.

Mctirain. Deane. le: Larmony. fit): Balance Crushing Marlboro, 25-0 WrCUVUma Snt 97 Tlisnlavinff PresUm. Salisbury, rhb; Tyrrell, Can- By JAMES J.

COLLINS left side of the Quincy line for a first down. Misho battered his way a Watertown eleven scored twice in both cantos to overpower Ded-ham aggregation, 280, here today. Ben Akillian, left halfback who played the whole game, was the big gun in his team's attack, accounting for 21 of its 28 points. He secured three touch-downs, place-kicked two points after touchdown and rushed another after faking a drop kick. WATERTOWN Mullln.

Carlisle, let Din, tnb: Kaia. id. Score by Periods 1 4 Tola Everett 0 7 13 Touchdowns Merola. 3 Point by pass after touchdown. The Chicago Bears carry their own dentlsL He is Dr.

William (Bill) Osmanskl. fullback, formerly of Holy Cross. to the three-yard line and then periodic brilliance in overland and cracked the center of the line forjajr offenses, Fitchburg swarmed Brookline's counter. Haskell tried over Marlboro High. 25 to 0, before CMMKIilWal iHUt QUINCY, Sept.

27 A superior Quincy team, holding Brookline to a 6 6 tie at the Municipal Stadium today, gained a moral victory by checkmating the two-straight- Haverhill back to the ground from the rear. Wightman pitched to Grasso for a first down on the 10, but a fumble, recovered by Bill Wooles. throttled that threat. MELROSE LeJPulsford: It. Row: 1s Crocott: Willis, Wolley: rg, Robblns; rt.

Crawford: re. Riley. Develler; ob, Clark, Styles; Ihb, Hornet rhb, Paterson; fb. Carlton. HAVERHILI.

(0) Le. Grasso, Moora-dian: It. Decoteau; Is. Clarke; Broder-ick, Plngree: rg, Cooke, Fournier; rt, Fanaras, McLeod. Choojian: r.

Gardella, BJzios: qb. vTghtman. Valhoull; Ihb, Chase. Clevesky, Campbell: rhb, Abate. Henderson, Kahlsian; fb.

Mercler. Score by periods. 1 3 Totsl Melrose 0 6 0 0 Touchdown Horn. 4500 fans at Crocker Field thia year Class title winner and halting the Brookline victory streak of 17 straight games. By a coincidence it was at the hands of Brookline last year that Quincy suffered its first defeat and it was at the hands of Quincy that Brookline sustained its last setback in 1945.

The lion's share of the credit for today's showing must go to the Quincy forward wall that twice checked Brookline when they were on the Quincy doorstep in the second half. Crupl. It: Kasberlan. Cronln. la; Ms rtl no.

Joannites. Moulla. Dunphy. Sartsll-r. Ralcnm.

rt: Cates. rs: Manstan. Wtct trom, qb; Akillian, Ihb; Shannon. afternoon. The initial red and gray tally game in the second period.

Mike Martin, Fitchburg halfback, intercepted a Marlboro aerial on his own 47 and dashed to the visitors' 22 before he was hauled down. He then heaved a short aerial to Art Shea who lateraled to Courtney Ir-vin on the eight and Irvin went over untouched. Jarian. fb. Tocci.

rhb: Abbott. JNSJI DEDHAM Abbott, re; Caeunle. rt: to rush the ball for the conversion point but was mousetrapped by the Quincy secondary. Dom Delforno proved to be a tower of strength in the second period stopping more than one Brookline probe for what would have been a substantial gain. In the third period Brookline made two separate touchdown drives but was stopped each time by Tait.

Delforno. John D'Antonio, who replaced Lombardi at the left wing-back post, and Cugini. Both times Brookline surrendered the ball to Quincy on downs on the 9-yard line. Unable to gain much yardage in the final period. Quincv.

neverthe tehell. la: Vc- Gulla. Black ck, Mill re; Belmont Hill ke. le; O'Ncll. ob: Haynes.

Carth, Burs rhb; MCNevln. york. wo; urien, id. Trlnrl 1 9 TntsT fratertown 1 0 14 0 24 Within two minutes Shea interH- in 26-6 Victory Over Rox. Latin Toucnaowns, Aleutian a.

aaouua. minn by coal after touchdown, Aktllian 2. Points by rush orpass after touchdown, loccl. AklUlan. Tim a.

4 lomin. Both Score in First Period cepted another Marlboro pass on the line of scrimmage at Marlboro's 31 and sped untouched for a periods. In the opening period both sides Next score came in the third less, had the power and ability to stop Brookline in its tracks. Brook tallied once for the only scoring of the day. Some 10,000 amazed fans crowded into the stadium to watch the contest and left after the game, forming an impromptu parade between the drill team of 39 majorettes and the Quincy High band.

line was able to come no nearer than the Quincy 34-yard line, where it surrendered the ball on downs. Brookline's inability to capitalize on period on a 55-yard overland drive with Martin pounding over from the one. Rollie Balaban's 20-yard off tackle run featured in this drive. Shea placekicked the point. With substitutes operating full blast in the final heat, Fitchburg Two 50-yar touchdown plays highlighted Belmont Hill's 26-6 win over Roxbury Latin in a game played on the latter's home grounds, yesterday.

Left half back Mike Foster of Belmont Hill, skirted his left end for 50 yards in the second period to score one of his two touchdowns. A 50-yard pass play from Hal Bratt to Art Cox produced Rox- bury's sole tally. BELMONT HILL Harvey, le: Perry. Hamilton. Hj Blckford.

Wilson, lg; Porte. Kingman, Dalbach. Bidde, rg; Yacaro. Simpnds, rt; Dunphy, Wycoff, re: Cunfield. Allison, qb: Shaner, Foster.

Ihb: Whorinskl. Canper, Howe, rhb; Caldwell. Corwin, fb. its famous screen pass and the yumcy was the first to register. Brookline, in possession of the ball after an exchange of kicks, fumbled on its own 46-yard line.

Lind (f -J' i streamlined version of the Statue of Liberty play did much to wreck its chances of scoring a second touchdown. Brookline made 14 first downs in again tallied, Bill Durocher accounting for the score from the 2-yard line. This drive was good for 56 yards FITCHBURG 25) Le. Shea. Lalondf! say Tait, Quincy quarterback, recovering.

Charlie Sacchetti, right halfback, went around left end for lit J3M1 lift 1V1VD1 1UC, w. lg, McBride the game to eight for Quincy. Brookline tried 11 aerials, completing half ford. McCann; rg, O'Connor, uakea: ri. O'Connor.

five yards. A short aerial. Al Lom Carey, Petrides; re. Irvin. Turcotte: qb.

bard! to Sacchetti, for 11 yards set riiinpnn lhti Kfartin, ROXBURY LATIN Alpert. Sullivan. up tne touchdown play on the 29- re: W.vman, rtl McOowan gett, Stone, David, lg; Corcoran, It: MO yard line. Al Halloran. Quincv Thlbodeau.

Cashing: rhb. Crohan, Capone, Berndt. Lekas; lb. Balaban. Durocher, MARLBORO (0 Le.

Sullivan. Car-nenter: It, W. T. Donahue. Debairos: lg.

Panagore, Lawrence; Brennan. Ledoux; al mough. Rooney, le: Banius, DI noinns a dozen of them; Quincy tried and completed a lone pass. Lombardi of Quincy received an injury to his nose and retired in the third period in favor of D'Antonio. Delforno had the wind knocked out of him in the Newccmb.

Price, rhb; Cox, Ihb; Bratt fullback, skipped through the line, Russo. fb. rit. MasciarelU. savoy: rr, waison, i h'inetti; re.

B. Lepore, Hutch: qb, Pappas, 1 viirh- )-bh. Rrlffham: ino. aided Dy blocking on the part of Dick Cugini, Bob Buckley, Nick Belezos and Lombardi to score standing up. His yardage on the third period as did Ravreby but both W.

J. Donahue, Sullivan: fb, Julie. Bedard play was 29 or little better. Score by periods 12 3 4 Total Fitchburg 0 12 7 8 25 Touchdowns. Irvin.

Shea, Martin, Durocher. Points after touchdown. Shea Misho Scores for Brookline Quincy kicked off "to Brookline. remained in tne game. QUINCY Lundin.

Papoas. le; Delforno. It; Ruckley. 'Lee. Jk; Granville.

Kennedy, McMahon. rg: Cugini. rt: Willard. ve; Tait. Monfani.

ab: Lombard). DtAntonio. Ihb: Sacchetti. Salvaggi. rhb: Halloran, Venuti, BROOKLINE McAdams.

Flannagan. re: Ward. Connors, rt: Keane. rg: Lenk. Forde.

Maginis. Ig; Ravreby. Trahon. le: Doherty. qb: Palmer, rhb; Haskell, Fay Ihb: Misho, fb.

Score by periods 1 I 3 4 Total Quincy 6 0 0 6 Haskell running the kickoff baclc to the Quincy 41-yard line. Two successive first downs by Tony Misho, Brookline fullback, and Score bv Periods 12 3 4 Totsl Belmont Hill .....6 7 26 Roxbury Latin ...0 0 6 0 6 Touchdowns. Corwin. Foster 2. Whorln-ski.

Cox. Points by goal after touchdown, Shaner, Perry. St. Sebastian9 Late Rally Nips Cantabs, 19 to 18 Two fourth-period touchdowns, one with only 35 seconds of play remaining, enabled St. Sebastian to edge Cambridge Latin, 19-18, at Russell Field, Cambridge, yesterday, duplicating its one-point grid victory of last year.

After a 37-yard pass from Capt Jack Boyle to Bob Murphy tied the score, Joyce place kicked the winning point. TOMORROW Charles Haskell, left halfback, brought the ball to the 15-yard stripe. Haskell knifed through the Brookline 6 0 0 6 Touchdowns Halloran. Misho. Parady's Passes Help Maine Sock Rhode Island, 33-13 KINGSTON.

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Gibbons, fb. CAMBRIDGE LATIN Miller. L. Murphy, re: Culolias, rt; Egan. rg: Montelth.

High a 7-6 edge over Rockland High. ROCKLAND Wood, le; Packard. It; the first touchdown Irom the K. I. 30.

The Black Bears were on their way to another score as the period ended, with Parady taking the ball across on a quarterback sneak from inside the one-yard stripe on the third play of the second quarter. Rhode Island made it 14 to 6 at the half when Ed Becker passed Woburn Wins, 6-0, on Courtney's Score WOBURN, Sept. 27 A 128-pound lightweight back named Jay Courtney scored the only touchdown of the game to lead the Woburn High eleven to a 6-0 victory 'over the St. Clement's here this afternoon. WOBURN Vasapolll.

-le; Heinlich, It: Meneiley, lg: Gonsalves, P. Morgan, Bor-seson, Louise, Doherty rg; Holland, rt; Richardson, re; Schench Mulrenan, qb: Courtney, Nardonl, Ihb; Llsacki. rhb; Gar-vey, fb. ST. CLEMENT'S Cunningham, Mc-Phail, re; Carew, Cullen, rt; Valley, rg; J.

Morgan, F. Higgms. Shaw, Mullen, Tanman. Adams, It: Sliney. le: Tassel), Donovan, qb; Waldron, rhb; McKinnon, Ihb; Fenton, fb.

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Michael's Pea-body. xi a TTnv Pir.irp jNeui, uooowin, js; rtempnui. cowing, Coulstrinu, rg; McKinnon, rt; Wolny, re; Sheehan. Qb; Trainer. Hermanson, Ihb; McAulifTe, rhg; Vitale, Chames, fb.

PLYMOUTH Studley, re; Clarke, rt; J. Costa, Vacchl; Montanarl, Fontaine, lg; McSoley. Haslet, It; Santos. Ellis, le; Bagmi, Guaraldi. qb; -Costa.

Boemi, rhb; Brown. Morini, Ihb: April fb. Touchdowns. McAulifTe, April. Point after touchdown, Clark (kick).

Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 Total Plymouth 7 1 to Sal Vento from the Maine 24, with Vento making the catch in the end zone. Henry Domkowski and Reggie Lord ground out much Pockland 0 6 0 0 6 We can't do inrthlnaT for yon of the 79 yards the Bears traveled for their third touchdown, with Lord scoring from the four near the end of the third quarter. Becker and end Dave Macauley teamed up on a 44-yard pass and run-scoring play early in the fourth period for the Rams, but Maine Milford 30, Franklin 6 AT MILFORD MILFORD Volrje. Vuerriere 1ao. if you have lost your naif end we won undertake to make your naur uikis, ig; Jjwyer, it; rrisou, ie, ghester, qb; Cotter.

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Boyle 2. Tgo, Cotter 2, R. Murphy. Point by goal after touchdown, Joyce, Immaculate Jay vees Nip Newburyport Club, 12-8 NEWBURYPORT, Sept. 27 Immaculate Conception High J.V.s, of Revere, edged Immaculatt Conception High of this city, here, this afternoon, 12 to 8.

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