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TWELFTH ANNUAL

EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS

HIGH SCHOOL

HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

MASSACHUSETTS

SPONSORED BY

THE MASSACHUSETTS SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION

LOFTS J. McGUIRE, Tournament Director

MARCH 6-7-8-9-10-12-20

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March 6, 1979

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TWELFTH ANNUAL

Eastern MassachusettsHigh School HockeyTournament

LOFTS J.McGUIRE

TOURNAMENTDIRECTOR

The memories, apparently, becomemore profound as the years pass.

Three heroes of the state high schoolhockey tournament the first, the latestand the greatest. The memories.

Jack Garrity was first.It was 36 years ago, the first Massa-

chusetts tournament. It was a hastity-organi/.ed affair, born out of a two-yearold New England tourney. Medford andMelrose met for the title, on March 12,1943.

"The game was played between

By STEVE HARRISBoston Herald American

periods of a Boston Olympics-NewYork Rovers Eastern League game,"Garrity remembers. "They'd play oneperiod, then we'd come on."

A Boston Garden crowd of 9084looked on as Medford's Garrity, play-ing despite a heavy cold, fired home a25-foot wrist shot at 5:51 of a second,sudden death overtime. The Mustangshad a 2-1 victory and the schoolboyskaters had their fust hero.

Garrity would go on to an All-America career at Boston University

and a place in the 1948 U.S. Olympicteam, but the Garden memories re-mained special.

"In those days it was everything,"he says. "This was the big thing. To bein the Boston Garden, to play on theGarden ice. Gee/., you lived for that."

Garrity was the tourney's first hero,Nccdham's Robbie Rorek was unques-tionably the greatest. For him, the mem-ories are a little different.

"So many good things happened tome during my tournament days,"

1979 EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLBOY HOCKEY COMMITTEE

WILLIAM REID, CHAIRMANBoston Schools

LOFTS J. McGUIRE, DIRECTOR

MEMBERS

ELLIOTT MacSWAN, Barnstable

BURTON MacARTHUR, Triton Regional

FR. PAUL PHINN, Catholic Schools

ROBERT BARRETT, Hingham

ELLIOTT ROUNDY, Ipswich

FRED GIBSON, Everett

WILLIAM DEMPSEY, Weymouth

DONALD SEAGER, Dedham

JOHN FAWCETT, Stoneham

JOHN DONAHUE, Nauset Regional

RICHARD LILLIS, North Easton

TOM MORAN, Boston Schools

EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS 1979 HOCKEY TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE

Seated, left to right: Elliott Roundy (Ipswich), Dick Lillis (North Easton), Dr. William Reid (Boston), L. J. McGuire (Director),Bill Dempsey (Weymouth). Standing: Fr. Phinn {Catholic League), Elliott MacSwan (Barnstable), Robert Barrett (Hingham), DonSeager (Dedham), Jack Donahue (Nauset), Bert McArthur (Triton). Missing: Tom Moran (Boston), Fred Gibson (Everett), JohnFawcett (Stoneham).

Glimpses of 78

Twelfth Annual (Continued from page 5)

Ftorek said recently. "Probably thebiggest goat thai I remember, oddly,was the sixth goal against Melrose myjunior year (the '69 final, won byNeedham, 6-3).

"It was late in (he game and ildidn't really mean much, but it was anice goal. I was sliding on the ice andthe puck went upstairs with one hand.A pret ty nice goal.

"The game that was probably builtup the most was my senior year, againstMaiden Catholic. This guy was supposedto cover me man-to-man. I can't re-member his name, I should be able to,but 1 can't. Anyway, there was a bigto-do about him covering me. We wonthe game something like 12-0."

The names and numbers arc a l i t t lehazy for Ftorek, but it's unders tandablehe can't recall Paul O'Neil's name, orthat the score was 11-1. There've been alot of names-and par t icular ly a lot ofnumbers-since for Ftorek, whose ac-complishments in the World HockeyAssociation have made him perhaps thegreatest American-born player ever.

"What I remember most was goingback out on the ice after we won mysenior year. My dad and Mr. (Rocketscoach John) Chambers kind of gave mea hug. And the disappointment . Ilsuddenly hi ts you that it's the last timeyou're going to be playing hockey wi ththese guys. I remember siding in thelocker room with my head down andjust feeling awful . Really awful."

It was a feeling the latest of theGarden's heroes hasn't yet experienced.

A year ago, Bur l ington defenscmanChuck Robinson sunk the 40-foot slapshot that gave the Red Devils a 5-4, two-overtime t r i u m p h over Matignon in theDivision I final.

For Robinson, a key again this yearto Burlington's tournament hopes, themoment is etched clearly in remem-berance- but not yet clouded by senti-menta l i ty .

"Yes, it was my biggest goal," hesays, "but I don't know, it's l ike justanother game. You can't make it toobig. The puck'! Ycl\ it was given tome. . .but I gave it to the goalie."

Ten, 20 years from now, that puckand the memories—will mean a lot moreto Chuck Robinson.

TOURNEY TOPICS-Tlm year's fieldis the biggest ever: 58 teams, including27 in Division 1 and 31 in Division 2.Yet many coaches were not happy withthe new selection format, under whichnon-league games counted for the firsttime. "My opinion," said tournamentdirector Lofts (Mickey) McGuire, "isthat only league games should count.". . . A Quik Quiz, a snap for any truefan: I . He led Lowell to state titles asplayer and coach, now he's a top EC ACcoach. 2. This fu ture Bruin accumu-lated seven goals and two assists in one'74 tourney game. 3. Four of 1971champ Arlington's players made the all-tourney team. Name them. 4. A futureCanadien, he won a '75 semifinal with a50-footer wi th one second left in regula-tion. 5. His team was knocked out int h e '75 quarters, but he was the all-tourney goalie. 6. A member of that'75 al l - tourney team, many t h ink he'llbe on the NHL's All-Rookie team nextyear. Answers below.

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If you could get a Las Vegas line onsuch things, few people would be betterat handicapping the LMass tournamentt h a n Boston College assistant coachSteve Cedorchuk. His views on iheteams to beat and the players towatch. . .

"I'd say Mat ignon and Burl ingtonare in a class by themselves. If St. John'sPrep can gel some scoring balance,they'll be tough. For sleepers, I'd sayActon-Boxboro, Saugus, Norwood or

Winthrop. 1 th ink Matignon has threeof the top eight kids in the state:Tommy O'Regan, George White andJerry August. August, I think he's goingto the National Hockey League. BobbyBrooke of Acton is tremendous, too."

Cedorchuk went on to name St.John's sophomore Bob Carpenter ,"nearly as good as anyone already."The other names that popped up, eacha fine college prospect: Natick's SteveRich, Saugus' Paul Nigro, Jack Fahcyand Mat t Shramek of Burlington,Danny Morgan and Miles Boulter ofWinthrop, Kim Langway of Randolph,Robin Monleon of Austin Prep and BillMcDooough of Stoneham. His topgoalies? Bill O'Connor of Billerica andPhil Ternullo of defending Division 2champ Arl ington Catholic, whichCedorchuk rates a co-favorite withBarnstablc and Falmouth. Oh yes, thequi/. answers. . . . 1. BC's Len Ceglarski,who played on and coached Walpolewinners . 2. Bob Mil ler , who bombardedDon Rosco in a first round game.3. Kevin Carr, goalie Chuck Cremans,Br ian Mulcahy and Jay Shaughnessy.Curiously , ne i the r Bill Corkery norMike Flanagan were named. 4. Ran-dolph's Rud Langway. 5. WeymouthNorth 's Mark Holdcn. whose 42-saves,threc-OT loss to Maiden Catholic isconsidered by many the greatest goal-lending performance in tourney history.6. Ralph Cox. an Archbishop W i l l i a m sstar of '75 and Al l -Amer ica al NewHampshire .

EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC

No. Name Pos.1 PHILTERNULLO G2 PAUL DONATO F3 JOHN PEER D4 MARTIN LUNDY F5 LARRY BROWN F6 GARY BROWN F7 RICHARD KEEFFE F8 JACK IRWIN F9 TIM GEARY F

10 BILL MCCARTHY D11 BOB LoCONTE F

LANCE WARREN FROBERT LORD DED MCDONALD G

12 CHRIS BROWN D13 RICKMcMENIMEN G14 TOM CONNORS F15 ROBERT MCCARTHY F16 MATT BOUDREAU F17 JAMES VILLANDRY F18 JAMES SHEA F19 BRENDAN NOLAN D20 MIKE MCDONALD G21 DANIELJOYCE D

JOHN SULLIVAN FCOACH: DAN SHINE

DIVISION II

2:30 P.M.vs

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1 DANA MARNEY2 GLENN THOMAS3 JOHN MELCHIONO4 NICK NICKERSON5 MIKE JACKSON6 MARK O'BRIEN7 JOHNALYMER8 KEITH NIGHTINGALE9 SCOTT NICKERSON

10 JIMPINHO11 BILL ELLIOT12 GREG NEARY13 CURT LARSON14 BILLSULLIVAN15 STEVE MURRAY16 JOHN STOREY17 DAVID HAMBLY18 KURT LaRIVIEVE19 PAUL REVERE20 BILLMADDELENA

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No. Name7 SCOTT ISSABELLE (CoCapt)4 BILLO'BOYLE (CoCapt)

17 STEVE BRADY30 JOE IOZZO (Capt)16 BOB GREENBERG15 JOE WILLIAMS2 DAVE BIAMOIMTE

11 JOECARR9 PETER DAVEY6 KEVENCHIAVELLI

12 STEVE WALSH14 ERICSHUTE20 BRIAN SHANNON23 MIKE BEATRICE19 BOB FORESTER18 BRAD ZARBA3 CHUCKIE McNEIL

24 GERRY O'DONNELL5 MIKE JONES1 DEAN SOUSA

10 PAUL NUTILE (CoCapt)COACH: DON AYER

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10 DAVE NEWTON D11 MARTYMILLER W12 JACK IRVING C13 ROBERT REID C14 TIM SMITH W15 DANSAVAS D16 DON CROSS W17 KEVIN MCCARTHY w18 GEORGE YOUNG C19 SHAWN CHICOINE D20 EDMONTEIRO GCOACH: JIM O'BRIEN

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SAUGUSNo. Name

1 GEORGE PARROTT2 NICKMENNINO3 KEVIN KELLY4 SCOTT BRAZIS5 CASEY O'NEIL6 MARK ROSS7 PAULNIGRO8 MIKE STEWART9 DICK ROSS

10 FRED FUSI11 TOM MULLEN13 RAYCOSTIGAN14 KEN HUNT15 GERRY LEMBO16 BRIAN BILLINGSLEY17 JAYJAROSZ18 DAVE EMMA19 DALE WHITTREDGE20 KEVIN KRAMICH30 BILLMcCALLUM

COACH: PAUL O'BRIEN

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NameDAVID HOWELLMATT MADDENDAVID TEWKSBURYNEIL WYSACKIKEVIN MacKEMNASCOTT BARKERAL AUGERDAN CARNEVALEBRADTRACEYJEFF PERKINSBOB BRADLEYMARK WYSOCKIBOBBY CARPENTERRICH ANZUONIJOHN TURNERJOHN DELANDEKYLE WOODMANPAUL SILVIOALLEN GORDEEBRIAN LEIBOVITZ

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FINAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS AND TOP SCORERSBAY STATE LEAGUE

FinalW-L-T

Norwood 1 4 - 2 - 2Natick 1 4 - 2 - 2Needham 13 -5 -0Braintree 9 - 7 - 2Dedham 7 - 8 - 3Wellesley 7 - 9 - 2Framingham South 6-11-1Walpole 5-10-3Framingham North 3-12-3Milton 2-13-3

Leading ScorersG A

Ed Finn, Norwood 28 23Tom Pickett, Norwood. . . 24 24Dave Fletcher, Natick. . . . 19 19Richie Costello, Natick. . . 16 20Dick Jensen, Needham . . . 13 19Kurt Kalweit, Needham . . 18 13Peter Daly, Milton 17 12John McGuire, Dedham . . 16 13Steve Rich, Natick 12 16John Armour, Norwood . . 1 1 16

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BOSTON CONFERENCE 1W-L-T Pts.

Boston Latin 15- 0-0 30South Boston 10- 3-2 22Boston Tech 16- 3-2 22Charlestown 1 0 - 3 - 1 21East Boston 5 7-3 13Boston English 2-12-1 5

Leading ScorersG A Pts.

Chris Rizzo, Tech 31 31 62Tom Morgan, Tech 18 39 57Sean Darragh, Latin 15 31 46Jay Thibeault, Tech 23 21 44Paul Doris, Latin 26 17 43Gary Brainard, Latin . . . . 18 20 38J. DiGiorgio, Char 14 22 36Mike Evers, Charlestown. . 21 13 34Joe Frechette, Tech 5 25 30

CATHOLIC CONFERENCEW-L-T Pts.

Matignon 15- 1-0 30St. John's 13- 2-0 30Maiden Catholic 9- 5-1 19Don Bosco 8- 5-1 17Catholic Memorial 6- 7-3 15Columbus 5- 7-5 13B.C. High 3-10-3 9Archbishop Williams . . . . 4-10-0 8Xaverian 0 -15-1 1


Tom O'Regan, Matignon. . 15 28 43M. DiCenzo, Maiden Cath . 16 28 42Ed Roseo, Don Bosco. . . . 30 11 41George White, Matignon .. 22 13 35Bob Carpenter, St. John's . 14 21 35Paul Pelosi, Columbus . . . 19 11 30P. J. Rich, Maiden Cath . . 1 2 17 29Don Carnevale, St. John's . 10 19 29Steve Murphy, CM 16 11 27

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Acton-Boxboro 16 -0 -1 33Wayland 1 2 - 3 - 1 25Bedford 8- 7-1 17Lincoln-Sudbury 8- 8-1 17Concord-Carlisle 4-10-3 11Weston 3-13-1 7Newton South 1-11-0 2

Leading ScorersG A

Bob Brooke, A-B 30 36Bob Averill, Wayland . . . . 26 25Eric Magnuson, L-S 29Deron Barton, A-B 19Mike Anziviao, Wayland

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Peabody 15- 3-0 30Medford 1 1 - 5 - 2Arlington 10- 4-4Somerville 8- 6-5Revere 7. 83Everett 7 -9-2Maiden . . . 7 - 9 -2

20Steve Rhodes, A-B 16Jim Davis, A-B 15Scott Angel, Concord. . . . 11Mark O'Brien, Wayland. . . 12J. O'Neil, A-B. . . 1 1

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Leading ScorersG1924221118

Tony Miller, Medford. . .Chris Coppola, Revere . .Rick RileyRick Venezland, MedfordGlenn Grayton, Peabody.Steve Gallant 18Jim Gerraghty, Peabody . . 16W. Fraulini, Everett 12Gary DiBella, Revere . . . . 11Scott Barry, Everett 22

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The WinnersSTATE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

1943-MEDFORD 3, MELROSE 1

1944-MEDFORD 2, NEEDHAM 2 (co-champs)

1945—WALPOLE 4, NATICK 1

1946—NEEDHAM 5. LEXINGTON 0

1947-ARLINGTON 7, BOSTON TECH 0

1948-MALDEN CATHOLIC 6, ARLINGTON 3

1949—ARLINGTON 7, FRAMINGHAM 0

1950-MELROSE 6, MALDEN CATHOLIC 2

1951-NATICK 10, MALDEN CATHOLIC 1

1952-WEST SPRINGFIELD 4, STONEHAM 3

1953—WALPOLE 1. MALDEN CATHOLICO

1954-NEEDHAM 3, WALPOLE 2

1955-WINCHESTER4, BELMONT2

1956—LYNN ENGLISH 5. MALDEN CATHOLIC 2

1957-LYNN ENGLISH 2, MELROSE 0

1958-CAMBRIDGE LATIN 2. WALPOLE 1

1959—ARLINGTON 1, MELROSE 0

1960—MALDEN CATHOLIC 2, AUBURN 1

1961-FRAMINGHAM3. NEEDHAMO

1962-MELROSE 2, NEWTON 1

1963—WALPOLE 2, ARLINGTON 1

1964-ARLINGTON 5. MARBLEHEAD 1

1965-WALPOLE 1.NORWOODO

1966—NEEDHAM 2. MELROSE 0

1967—ARLINGTON 2. NORWOOD 1

1968—ARLINGTON 4, NORWOOD 3'

1969—NEEDHAM 6. MELROSE 3

1970-NEEDHAM 11, MALDEN CATHOLIC 1

1971—ARLINGTON 3, NORWOOD 0

Division One

1972-NORWOOD 3, ARLINGTON 2

1973-ARLINGTON 5, MATIGNON 1

1974—MALDEN CATHOLIC 8, SOUTH BOSTON 0

1975—MATIGNON 7. ABP. WILLIAMS4

1976-WINTHROP4, BRAINTREE2

1977-MATIGNON 5, NEEDHAM 4

1978-BURLINGTON 5, MATIGNON 4 (2-OT)

EASTERN MASS. FINALSDivision Two

1972—BARNSTABLE 7. WAYLAND 2

1973—WAYLAND 3, ACTON-BOXBORO 2'

1974—ACTON-BOXBORO 1, BILLERICA 0

1975—BILLERICA 5. AUSTIN PREP 4

1976—BILLERICA 4, CANTON 3 <OT)

1977-BILLERICA 8, SILVER LAKE 2

1978-ARLINGTON CATHOLIC 5, BARNSTABLE, 3

STATE FINALS1968—AUBURN 3, ARLINGTON 2"

1969-NEEDHAM 3, AUBURN 0

1970—NEEDHAM 4. AUBURN 1

1971-ARLINGTON 8, SPRINGFIELD CLASSICAL 3

Division One

1972-NORWOOD 3, ST. JOHN'S (Shrewsbury) 1

1973—AUBURN 5. ARLINGTON 4

1974-MALDEN CATHOLIC 10, W. SPRINGFIELD 3

1975—MATIGNON 10, WEST SPRINGFIELD 1

1976-WINTHROP4, SPRINGFIELD CATHEDRAL 1

1977—MATIGNON 4, HUDSON 2

1978-HUDSON 4, BURLINGTON 3 (OT)

Division Two

1972—BARNSTABLE 11, AMHERSTREG.2

1973—ST. JOSEPH'S (Pittsfield) 4. WAYLAND 3

1974—ACTON-BOXBORO 9. PITTSFIELD 3

1975—BILLERICA 9. PITTSFIELD 6

1976—BILLERICA 14, PITTSFIELD 3

1977—BILLERICA 15, ST. BERNARD'S (Fitchburg) 2

1978-ARLINGTON CATHOLIC 3, LEOMINSTER 2

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FINAL STANDINGS AND TOP SCORERSMERRIMACK VALLEY CONF.

W-L-T Pts.Billerica 13- 2-3 29Austin Prep 13- 3-2 28Chelmsford 13- 5-0 26Tewksbury 11- 3-3 25Methuen 12- 6-0 24Wilmington 9- 6-2 20Andover 6-12-0 12Lawrence Central 6-13-0 10Dracut 1-17-0 2Lawrence 1-17-0 2

Leading ScorersG

Barry Visone, Austin . . . . 28Barry Nestor, Billerica . . . 28Jeff Higgins, Billerica . . . . 18Dan Cox, Austin 14John Cummings, Austin . . 12George Popp, Chelms. . . . 16Paul Dorman, Billerica . . . 16Phil Murphy, Chelms 13Bud Haney, Methuen . . . . 14Tim McCann, Wilm 12Ed Nutter, Methuen 10

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MIDDLESEX LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Burlington 16- 2-0 32Lexington 12- 3-3 27Melrose 12- 4-2 26Stoneham 12- 6-0 24Wakefield 8- 8-2 18Watertown 7-11-0 14Woburn 4-12-2 10Belmont 4-13-1 9Winchester 2-16-0 4

Leading ScorersG

Bill McDonough, Ston . . . 23Jack Fahey, Burlin 20Andy Brickley, Melrose . . 27Larry Kimball, Melrose. . . 21Scott Burns, Reading . . . . 16Scott Boretti, Ston 15Matt Shramek, Burt 15Mark Kumpel, Wake 19Dave Rose, Melrose 14Kevin Lawrence, Read . . . 15

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NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCEFinal

W-L-T Pts.Winthrop 14- 1-3 31Saugus 13- 3-2 28Marblehead 12- 4-2 26Beverly 7- 3-8 22Lynn English 6- 7-3 19Danvers 8- 8-2 18Gloucester 6- 9-3 15Lynn Classical 5-10-3 13Swampscott 3-14-1 7Salem 0-17-1 1


Frank Ferrara, Winthrop. . 1 1 35 46Scott Brazis, Saugus 17 24 41Myles Boulter, Winthrop. . 14 23 37Danny Morgan, Winthrop . 1 9 15 34Mike Stewart, Saugus. ... 18 16 34Paul Nigro, Saugus 15 19 34

R. Nadworny, Class 14 15 29Jim Daley, English 8 20 28Lars Linger, Marblehead . . 12 15 27Ray DesMarais, Class.. . 11 16 27

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OLD COLONY LEAGUEW-L-T

Hingham 1 3 - 2 - 1Randolph 13 -2 -1Silver Lake 12-Plymouth-Carver 8-Scituate 7-Marshfield 7-Bridgewater-Raynham . . . 3-10-2Rockland 3-13-0Whitman-Hanson 0-16-0

Leading ScorersG

Tony Messina, Hingham . . 29C. Neville, Hingham 27Brian Cos, Hingham 18

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Hugh Gorman, Hingham . . 12Kim Langway, Randolph . 15Rob Fantoni, P-C 8Bob Iskara, Randolph. 14B. Driscoll, P-C ........ 13S. MacLellan, RandolphDave Morris, Randolph.

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SUBURBAN LEAGUEFinal

W-LWeymouth North ...... 12-Weymouth South ...... 11-Quincy ............. 9-Newton North ........ 8-Brockton ............ 6-North Quincy ......... 6-Brookline ............ 5-Wattham ............ 4-Cambridge ........... 0-

Leading ScorersG

Chuck Coyle, Wey.So. . . . 22Robbie Craig, Quincy. ... 16Scott Richardson, Quincy . 13Paul Cooney, No. Quincy . 12P. Provencher, Waltham . . 15Tom Brennan, Quincy . . . 6Jim McHale, Newton N. . . 14J. Balchunas, Wey. N ..... 10Neil Sheehan, Wey. N. . . . 8

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BOSTON CONFERENCE 2W-L-T

West Roxbury ..... . . . . 8 - 5 - 2Jamaica Plain ......... 7- 6-2Dorchester ........... 5- 9-1Brighton ............ 5 -9 -1Hyde Park ........... 4 - 9 - 1Latin Academy 0-14-0

Leading Scorers

Jerry O'Connell, DorG19

Hugh Cheverie, Dor 12F. O'Connell, W. Rox . . . . 15Al Fernandez, J.P 16John Kerin, DorJoe Agabodis, Brighton.

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Joe Creto, J.P 16Dave Vittorini, H.P 5Tom Boudreau, H.P. . 10

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BOSTON CONFERENCE 3W-L-T Pts.

Madison Park 8 - 1 - 1 1 7Umana 8- 3-1 17Copley 4 - 4 - 1 9Boston Trade 1 8 - 1 3Burke 1 - 6 - 2 4


Steve Kane, Umana 29 15 44Joe Bradley, Umana 24 15 39Terry Tuplin, Burke 21 11 33Peter Gaines, Trade 19 10 29Joe Valarese, Madison . . . 14 13 27Peter Buccieri, Trade . . . . 12 15 27Frank Jeveli, Madison. . . . 16 9 25Keith, Bean, Umana 8 17 25

CAPE ANN LEAGUEFinal

W-L-T Pts.Masconomet 14- 1-3 31Triton 1 2 - 5 - 1 25Lynnfield 10- 4-3 23North Reading 9- 5-3 21Newburyport 1 0 - 6 - 1 21Hamilton-Wenham 7- 7-4 18Amesbury 7- 8-2 16Ipswich 5 - 1 1 - 2 1 2Georgetown 3-13-2 8North Andover 1-17-0 2


B. McLaughlin.Trit 21 23 44Chris Kincaid, Masco . . . . 18 23 41Doug Foley 22 18 40Carl Hampe, Triton 18 22 40Bob Hawkes, Lynnf 14 18 32Paul Goodwin, George . . . 16 14 30Dave Phaneuf, Masco . . . . 15 14 29Bill Kenney, Masco 9 19 28Chris Reedy, Ipswich . . . . 15 11 26

CAPE & ISLANDS LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Harwich 14- 0-0 28Nausett 10- 4-0 20Sandwich 9- 5-1 19Chatham 5-10-0 10Provincetown 2-11-2 6Cape Tech 1-11-3 5

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Arlington Catholic 14- 0-0 28Bishop Fcnwick 9 - 6 - 0 1 8Pope John 7 - 4 - 4 1 8Marian 6- 6-2 14DomSavio 4- 9-2 10St. St. Mary's 0-15-0 0

Leading ScorersG1815

Paul Donato, Arl. Cat. .Bob Shea, Pope John . .Bob LoConte, Arl. Cat.. . . 12K. Donnelly, Pope John . . 11Tom Connors 14Bob D'ltalia, Savio 12Steve Caruso, Pope John. . 9Tim Geary, Arl. Cat 11Chris Brown, Arl. Cat. . . . 2J. Villandry, Arl. Cat 19

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M. S. S. P. A.Massachusetts Secondary School Principals Association

The Massachusetts Secondary School PrincipalsAssociation is composed of heads of the Commonwealthpublic and Catholic secondary schools.

M.S.S.P.A. is sponsor of the Hastern Massachusetts-State Hockey Tournament held at Boston Garden onMarch 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 12, 20.

Besides the hockey tournament , the responsibi l i ty forother types of compet i t ion includes cross-country and soc-cer in the fa l l , ba ske tba l l , indoor track, wres t l ing , swim-ming, and gymnastics as well as hockey during the win te rand baseball, outdoor track, tennis and golf in the spring.

Responsibility extends to the regula t ion of all sportseligibility, all-star and other non-season competitions aswell as to the many other facets of athletics.

Unt i l the M.S.S.P.A. took over regulat ion and opera-tion of multiple school athletic events in Massachusetts,the s i tua t ion approached near chaos. Everybody andanybody were r u n n i n g post-season games and tour-naments . Seasons overlapped and conflicted. In generalthere was mass confusion.

The M.S.S.P.A. took over, organized and ins ta l l ed rulesand regulations. School events were run by school people.Athletes had to be school s tudents in good s tanding in theirmarks and cit izenship. The M.S.S.P.A. sports credo is thatathletics are a privilege, not just inheri ted.

M.S.S.P.A. is. however, much more than an athleticorganization.

That can be deduced from its other committees whichfar outnumber those concerned w i t h athletics, all underdirection of the Executive Board.

The committees are Academic A f f a i r s . EducationalPolicies, Music, Drama, Forensics and Debating; Citizen-ship. State High School Equivalency, Professional Stan-dards. Legislative, Science Fair, Of f i c i a l s Fees, Scholar-ship. National Honor Society. School and College Rela-tions, External Testing, N.E. Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools, Student Council as well as discussionalgroups.

Thus it is apparent that everything about everything per-ta ining to secondary schools in Massachusetts is the in-terest of M.S.S.P.A.

However, sports led to the formation of the M.S.S.P.A.which took the in i t ia t ive and brought order out of chaos.

This is an organi /a t ion of vo luntary members, ademocratic and permissive body operated wi th democraticrepresentation across the state and par l iamentary pro-cedures whose members abide by the regulations of theorganizat ion through their own in i t i a t ive in membership .

The income from tournaments such as this BostonCiarden competi t ion, after the competing schools arc reim-bursed for expenses in keeping wi th a policy t h a t no schoolshall su f f e r f i nanc ia l ly from such competition, cover ex-penses of the so-called 'loser1 sports l ike cross country, in-door and outdoor state t rack meets and competitions insoccer, swimming and wres t l ing as well as those in golf,t e n n i s and baseball.

I t goes, too. in to an annual scholarship fund dis t r ibutedproport ionately to q u a l i f y i n g students throughout theCommonwealth and for science fair and festivals in musicand drama as well as other programs which benefitstudents — male and female — in the state's secondaryschools.

The M.S.S.P.A. is the Watchdog of school sports andthe Guardian of school academics.

It also is the staunch f r iend of school students.

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FINAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS AND TOP SCORERSCOMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE

W-L-T Pts.Shawsheen 15- 1-0 30Northeast Regional 14- 1-1 29Lowell 1 3 - 4 - 1 27Greater Lawrence 12- 5-1 25Lynn Tech 11- 6-0 22Whittier 5-10-2 12Minuteman 6-12-0 12Wyngsboro 4-12-0 8Somerville Trade 2-14-0 4Rockport 1-16-1 3


Bob Greenberg, Shaw. . . . 29 34 63Steve Michaud, G.L 30 31 61Joe Williams, Shaw 27 19 46Jim Britton, G.L 22 20 42Dave Biamonte, Shaw. . . . 15 25 40Mike Reilly, Lowell 15 23 38Bill O'Boyle, Shaw 20 17 37Jim Paiva, Northeast . . . . 14 23 37Joe Martelle, Lynn 15 18 33Joe Carr, Shaw 5 26 31

HOBOMOCK LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Oliver Ames 10- 3-2 22Canton 8- 1-5 21King Philip 8- 6-1 17Franklin 7- 5-3 17Stoughton 1 - 4 - 4 6North Attleboro 1-10-3 5


Rob Edwards, King Phil . . 18 18 36Dan Craig, OA 13 19 32John McEvoy, OA 15 12 27Steve Rooney, Canton . . . 12 14 26Bob Gallagher, OA 7 19 26Mike Trayers, Canton. . . . 14 11 25MikeTinkham, N. Attle . . 16 7 23Steve Botsch, Canton . . . . 9 1 0 1 9Don Walker, Franklin. ... 8 11 19J. Zaccardi, King Philip. .. 13 6 19

MAYFLOWER LEAGUEW-L-T Pts.

Blue Hills 13- 0-2 28Southeastern 11- 2-2 24South Shore 7- 6-1 15Avon 3-8-3 9Bristol Aggie 2-11-2 6Bristol Plymouth 1-10-2 4


Gary Cooney, S. Shore. . . 26 12 38Mike Lyons, Blue Hills ... 20 11 31G. McKenzie, Southe . . . . 12 16 28S. Dennehy, Southe 10 18 28L. Hutchinson, S. Shore . . 10 17 27John Campbell, Aggie. ... 12 11 23Alan Snell, S. Shore 10 13 23Richie McGaughey, B.Hill. 9 14 23Dana Nemes, B. Hills . . . . 6 17 23G. MacKenzie, Southe . . 1 1 11 22

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 1Final

W-L-T Pts.Falmouth 11- 1-0 22Barnstable 10- 2-0 20Dennis-Yarmouth 7- 4-1 15Somerset 7- 5-0 14New Bedford 4 - 7 - 1 9Durfee 1-11-0 2Taunton 1-11-0 2


George Young, Falmouth . 18 17 35B. Paskowski, Som 11 17 28Dave Connors, Falmouth . 12 15 27B. Sullivan, Barns 19 7 26Jeff Connors, Falmouth .. 11 10 21Rick Stafford, Somerset . . 4 17 21Marty Miller, Falmouth . . 6 14 20S. Nickerson, Barns 6 14 20Kevin McCarthy, Falm . . . 7 12 19Dave Medieros, Somerset 9 9 18J i m Pinho, Barnstable. . . . 6 1 2 1 8


W-L-T Pts.Seekonk 11 -0 -1 23CoyleCassidy 8- 3-1 17Bourne 7- 3-2 16Dartmouth 5 - 6 - 1 1 1Dighton Rehoboth 3 - 8 - 1 7Attleboro 2 - 8 - 2 8Bishop Connolly 1 - 8 - 2 4


Dan Ropofa, Attle 19 13 32Steve Burke, Dart 19 12 31Eric Fleming, Coyle 12 19 31Gary Najaf, Seekonk . . . . 13 17 30Tom Rossi, Dart 17 13 30Bernie O'Reilly, Attle. ... 10 15 25Steve Potoczak, Coyle ... 13 12 25Joe Teixeira, Som 9 16 25Brian Perry, Seekonk . . . . 9 15 24Dana Leach, Bourne 15 8 23


W-L-T Pts.Wareham 10- 0-0 20Bishop Feehan 8- 2-0 16Old Rochester 6- 4-0 12New Bedford Voke 3 - 7 - 0 6Case 2 -8 -0 4Fairhaven 1- 4-0 2

SOUTH SHOREW-L-T Pts.

Holbrook 6- 1-3 19Cohasset 7- 4-1 15Hull 4- 4-4 12East Bridgewater 5 - 4 - 1 1 1Abington 4 - 4 - 3 1 1Hanover 3 - 4 - 5 1 1Duxbury 1-10-1 3

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Scott Harlog, E. Bridge. . . 25Larry Evans, Cohasset . . . 15Barry Parker, Hanover . . . 7Frank Lemieux, Holb. . . . 6M. Getchell, E. Bridge . . . 8Joe Durkin, C o h a s s e t . . . . 18Bob Koeppel, Holbrook . . 13Doug Dillon, Cohasset . . . 8John Cokinos, Holbrook. . 15Tim Smith, Cohasset . . . . 8

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TRI-VALLEY LEAGUEFinal

W-L-T Pts.Westwood 10- 0-2 22Holliston 8- 1-3 19Bellingham 7- 3-2 16Millis 5 - 6 - 1 1 1Dover-Sherborn 3 - 9 - 0 6Keeffe Tech 2 -9 -1 5Medfield 1 - 8 - 2 4


J. Mazzarella.West 13 20 33Matt Thompson. Hollis. .. 16 18 32Jerry Malloy, West 16 10 26TomOzella, Hollis 15 8 23Ed Gavin, West 11 9 20Sean Farrell, Hollis 9 11 20Dave Manchester, West. .. 10 5 15

INDEPENDENTSEBERHART DIVISION

W-L-T Pts.Middlesex 9- 2-0 18St. George's 8- 3-0 16St. Mark's 8- 3-0 16Brooks 7- 5-0 14Governor Dummer 5- 6-0 10Roxbury Latin 4 - 7 - 0 8Groton 3-8-0 6Rivers 1-11-0 2

KELLER DIVISIONW-L-T Pts.

Belmont Hill 10- 2-0 20Nobles 9- 3-0 18St. Paul's 8- 3-0 16St. Sebastian's 7 - 5 - 0 1 4BB&N 5- 6-0 10Milton 3 -9 -0 6Thayer 3 -9 -0 6Lawrence 1-10-0 2


Scott Fusco, Bel. Hill. ... 14 15 29Ken Simon, Bel. Hill . . . . 11 14 25Owen Dugan.St. Seb . . . . 15 9 24Jim Leavitt, Bel. Hill . . . . 8 16 24Don Williamson, St. Paul's. 13 11 24Don Crowley, Nobles. ... 11 11 22Scott Ellison, Nobles . . . . 8 14 22J. Capobianco, Nobles . . . 11 1 0 2 1Mark Fusco, Bel. Hill . . . . 11 10 21Tom Norton, BB&N. . . 10 11 21

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