Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
Milford High
School News

Junior Varsity Downs Lewes 1870
The Milford High Junior Varsity
FOOTBALL squad scored an easy 1910
victory over Lewes on Monday in
the Milford stadium. Milford dis
: played a well balanced attack, mix
ing pass plays with an effective
running attack.
Wayne Morris had an excellent
passing average as he connected
on a high percentage of his pass
es. He connected with Bill Dennis
on several long passes and con-
founded the Lewes defense by hit
ting Fisher, Sharp, and Sullivan
with fat passes.
Bill Peterman directed the
ground attack as he sent his backs
oK end sweeps that were very effec-
tive. Larry Sharp had field day
as he broke away for several long
touchdown runs.
Milford's defense was very effec-
tive and they kept Lewes from
mounting any serious offensive
threat. Coach Bill Holstein used
all of his available players in order
to give them actual game expert
'ence.
Assembly Program
Mr.. Christopher Sheldon of the
School Assembly Service presented
an interesting and Informative talk
on the South Seas to the Junior
High School on Friday. Mr.. Shell
don had spent 18 months on a sail
ing ship on a trip around the
world. He illustrated his talk by
showing a movie in color of the
highlights of his trip.
Open House
The first Open House of the
1958-59 school term will be held
Thursday, November 6, beginning
at 1880 D. m. in the Lakeview Ave-
nue., Lulu Ross, and Legion Build
ing schools. All parents are COR
daily invited to attend.
Milford To Meet Cambridge
The Milford High Buccaneers
fresh from their 1913 tie with un-
defeated st. James High School
hope to break into the win colnum
against Cambridge on Friday. The
Bucs were very impressive against
the powerful st. James eleven and
hopes are running high for the
games remaining on the schedule.
After the tilt with Cambridge, the
Bucs take to the road to engage
Laurel and Middletown on success
sive Fridays and wind up the sea-
son at home on Thanksgiving with
the undefeated Riders of Caesar
Rodney.
Band News
The Milford High School march
ing band, in addition to appearing
at the football games, has been
busy participating in other affairs.
On Thursday, October 30, the band
took part in the Halloween parade
in Milford Saturday, November 1,
the band journeyed to Dover Air
Force Base to take part in the
half-time festivities of the football
game.
Milford Battles st. James To 1913
Tie
Friday night the Bucs combined
fine offensive power and stubborn
defense to tie unbeaten ST. James
High of Penns Grove The Milford
defense managed to hold down
Larry Deegan to 13 points, a job
no other club has been able to do
so far this season. Deegan has
scored ITO points in six previous
games for an average of IS points
per game. Deegan did, however,
give an example of his fine rum
ming as he gallOped 81 yards for
st. James second touchdown. He
also scored their first touchdown
on a three-yard plunge.
Milford, on the other hand, did
not depend on the efforts of any
one man to move the ball.. Harvey
Kenton, who scored both touch
downs for the Bucs, along with
Wayne Sullivan and Glenn Hitch
ems ran the ball well behind the
fine blocking of halfbacks Larry
Sharp, Wayne Hammond, and John
Benson. Glenn Kitchens, a boy
who Coach Paciaroni thinks is i'm
proving with every game, mixed
his offense with timely passes to
Stan Huey and Harvey Kento1i.
When asked about the game,
Coach commented, II was pleased
with the running of some of our
backs, but l think our defense and
team spirit showed the biggest i'm
provement Our boys are starting
to tackle with little more desire
and are moving around better on
defense. This can be seen in the
fact that they held st. James to
q net gain of four yards in the Sec
ond half of the game. If our spirit
continues to improve and we brush
up on fundamentals, we'll be a
tough team to beat"
This Friday night Milford will
play host to Cambridge High
School The game will take on an
added attraction by honoring the
fathers of the boys on the team.
Dads Night