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Maynard High School Football Program - October 1, 1955
Description
Score: Maynard High School 19 vs Hudson High School 35
Saturday, October 1, 1955
Maynard's Head Coach: Will DeRosa
Assistant Coaches: Francis Collins and Donald Sisson
Athletic Director: Richard Lawson
Faculty Manager: John Sullivan
Co-Captains: Karl Larson and Robert Jarmolowicz
Student Manager: MacGlashing
Offensive Lineup: Richard Carlton LE, Lawrence Shorette LT, Karl Larson LG, Fred Chandler C, Albert Carlson RG, Robert Jarmulowicz RT, Lawrence Armour RE, Thomas Duggan or William Lizotte QB, Bruce Warila LHB, Phil Williams RHB, James Luker FB
Squad: W. Lizotte, R. Carlton, J. Primiano, K. Larsen, J. White, Ed. Mullin, C. Spratt, R. Jones, J. Luker, D. Wattu, D. Spratt, J. West, R. Aho, R. Boreson, B. Koskinen, Fred Chandler, J. Brooks, L. Shorette, J. Fundahn, T. Duggan, L. Armour, B. Warila, A. Carson, R. Jarmulowicz, S. Hathaway, R. Melanson, Wm. Mulcahy, J. Hagerty, P. Williams, E. Troisi, C. Seura
Program Price: 10 cents
Cheerleaders: Audrey Albert (Co-Capt.), Jeanne Grandell, Josephine Massarelli (Co-Capt.), Janet Priest, Carol Seura, Mary Lou Duggan, Kathy Spratt, Catherine Kulevich, Mary Mitzcavitch, Wanda Zawadzki
Program Sellers: Mary Higgins, Joan Kankampa, Nancy Beford, Carolyn Quirk, Jean Sokolowski, Dotty Murphy
Game description from the 1956 Screech Owl yearbook:
The first quarter ended with no score, but in the second quarter both teams began to roll. Hudson banged over two quick scores. On the ensuing kickoff, Bruce Warila grabbed the ball on his own ten yard-line and scampered 90 yards for a T.D. on the most sensational play of the game. A few minutes later, Williams dashed 40 yards to the Hudson 4, where three plays later he smashed into the end zone to make the score Hudson 14 – Maynard 13. However, just before the half ended, Hudson tallied again on a pass to make it 21-13 at half-time.
Maynard’s defense held Hudson in a great goal-line stand midway through the third quarter. As the third quarter neared its finish, Phil Williams intercepted a pass and returned it to the Hudson 25. A few plays into the final period, fullback Jim Luker bulled over from the 2 for Maynard’s final score. Hudson 21 – Maynard 19 was as close as Maynard could get. Hudson clinched the game in the end with two late scores. Final score: Maynard 19 – Hudson 35.
Advertisers:
Arthur's Furniture
Jay's Shoe Store
Gladys Beauty Salon
Middlesex Launderers and Cleansers Inc.
Fine Arts Theater
Paul's Food Shoppe
Maynard Ice & Oil Co.
Barber Chevrolet, Inc.
The Thrift Shop
Edith Carbone Gifts
Samuels Studio of Photography
Robert P. Whitehouse, Inc. Tires
Oberg's Store
Fred's Radio & TV Service
The Variety Shoppe
Bearl's Fine Sportswear
L. Roy Hawes Florist
Maynard Radio & Television
V. Kangas Shoe Service
The Fashion Shop
Acme Supply Company
Freddie's Luncheonette
Tarny's Barber Shop
Twin Tree Cafe
Anderson's Spa
Nason Street Spa
Rainville's
Maynard Cleaners
The Manning Pharmacy
United Co-Op Society
Saturday, October 1, 1955
Maynard's Head Coach: Will DeRosa
Assistant Coaches: Francis Collins and Donald Sisson
Athletic Director: Richard Lawson
Faculty Manager: John Sullivan
Co-Captains: Karl Larson and Robert Jarmolowicz
Student Manager: MacGlashing
Offensive Lineup: Richard Carlton LE, Lawrence Shorette LT, Karl Larson LG, Fred Chandler C, Albert Carlson RG, Robert Jarmulowicz RT, Lawrence Armour RE, Thomas Duggan or William Lizotte QB, Bruce Warila LHB, Phil Williams RHB, James Luker FB
Squad: W. Lizotte, R. Carlton, J. Primiano, K. Larsen, J. White, Ed. Mullin, C. Spratt, R. Jones, J. Luker, D. Wattu, D. Spratt, J. West, R. Aho, R. Boreson, B. Koskinen, Fred Chandler, J. Brooks, L. Shorette, J. Fundahn, T. Duggan, L. Armour, B. Warila, A. Carson, R. Jarmulowicz, S. Hathaway, R. Melanson, Wm. Mulcahy, J. Hagerty, P. Williams, E. Troisi, C. Seura
Program Price: 10 cents
Cheerleaders: Audrey Albert (Co-Capt.), Jeanne Grandell, Josephine Massarelli (Co-Capt.), Janet Priest, Carol Seura, Mary Lou Duggan, Kathy Spratt, Catherine Kulevich, Mary Mitzcavitch, Wanda Zawadzki
Program Sellers: Mary Higgins, Joan Kankampa, Nancy Beford, Carolyn Quirk, Jean Sokolowski, Dotty Murphy
Game description from the 1956 Screech Owl yearbook:
The first quarter ended with no score, but in the second quarter both teams began to roll. Hudson banged over two quick scores. On the ensuing kickoff, Bruce Warila grabbed the ball on his own ten yard-line and scampered 90 yards for a T.D. on the most sensational play of the game. A few minutes later, Williams dashed 40 yards to the Hudson 4, where three plays later he smashed into the end zone to make the score Hudson 14 – Maynard 13. However, just before the half ended, Hudson tallied again on a pass to make it 21-13 at half-time.
Maynard’s defense held Hudson in a great goal-line stand midway through the third quarter. As the third quarter neared its finish, Phil Williams intercepted a pass and returned it to the Hudson 25. A few plays into the final period, fullback Jim Luker bulled over from the 2 for Maynard’s final score. Hudson 21 – Maynard 19 was as close as Maynard could get. Hudson clinched the game in the end with two late scores. Final score: Maynard 19 – Hudson 35.
Advertisers:
Arthur's Furniture
Jay's Shoe Store
Gladys Beauty Salon
Middlesex Launderers and Cleansers Inc.
Fine Arts Theater
Paul's Food Shoppe
Maynard Ice & Oil Co.
Barber Chevrolet, Inc.
The Thrift Shop
Edith Carbone Gifts
Samuels Studio of Photography
Robert P. Whitehouse, Inc. Tires
Oberg's Store
Fred's Radio & TV Service
The Variety Shoppe
Bearl's Fine Sportswear
L. Roy Hawes Florist
Maynard Radio & Television
V. Kangas Shoe Service
The Fashion Shop
Acme Supply Company
Freddie's Luncheonette
Tarny's Barber Shop
Twin Tree Cafe
Anderson's Spa
Nason Street Spa
Rainville's
Maynard Cleaners
The Manning Pharmacy
United Co-Op Society
Date
1955-10-01
Identifier
2017.55
Format
Eight page booklet, 8 x 11 in.
Publisher
Murphy & Snyder, Inc.
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Storage
VF5
SU19-4
Maynard High School Football Programs Folder