Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04
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Gage, So, 156 pounds, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gage, 1906
Marlborough Road, Wilmington. A
co-captain last season at Friends,
Bucky was very fast and a good
defensive player. Also a letter-win-
ner in baseball, Gage plans to en-
ter college in the fall, but has
not made his final choice yet.
Two Claymont High players and
an athlete from Alexis l. dupont
have been named to play for the
Blue team in the sixth annual Del
Football Game.
The game, which benefits the
Delaware Foundation for Retarded
Children, matches the top gradu-
ated schoolboy talent of the Will
mington area, with the Colds from
schools below the city border. Tt
will be played in the University
of Delaware Stadium on Saturday
afternoon, August &c.
Tackle Vince Bucci and Halfback
Rollie Brown viii represent Clay
mont. with End Ed Pierson, A. l.
du Points contribution.
Bucci. $40, $50 pounds, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
Bucci, 81 Third Street, Claymont.
The 1S-year-old athlete filled a big
gap in the Indians line last fall
and was regarded as one of the
best tackles of the independent
schools. Bucci. who was Claymont
starter since his sophomore year.
is planning to enter the service
in September.
Brown, 60, 1S5-pounds. is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Brown. 2O3 Riverview Avenue.
Claymont A deceptive back, Brown
led Claymont in scoring with a
points last season. OF these. he
also accounted for two extra
points Unable to play football his
sophomore year because of illness,
Brown came back his junior year
and was elected team captain last
season.
Rollie also won letters in bas-
ketball and track, was vice presi-
dent of his class and will enter
the University of Delaware in the
fall.
Pierson, 6-3, 40 pounds. will
be one of the tallest Blue team
players in uniform. The son of
Edwin P. Brown, Hockessin, Pier
son also was a letter-winner in
basketball and baseball. A top
flight performer, Ed was president
| Of his class, a member of the Hon.
or Society and Varsity Sports Club
president He will enter Juniata
| College in the fall.
Three players from the once
beaten Brown Tech team of last
fall have been selected to play in
the sixth annual Delaware All-Star
High School Football Game.
Making up the Brown contingent
is Tackle Bill Redmond. Guard Tom
Warrington and Halfback Lou Dor
sey.
Redmond, 6-1. 1S5 pounds, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William K.
Redmond. 1921 Ferris Road. Will
mington One of the top tackles
in the city, Bill was captain of
the Brown team which won eight
of nine games, losing only to Clay
mont. Also a member of the senior
class committee. Redmond plans to
enter Wesley College, Dover. in
! the fall.
Warrington. 5-10. 100 pounds. is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Warrington, 1906 Shallcross Ave-
nue.. Wilmington. Warrington's line
play was a big reason Brown was
so successful last season. He filled
big gap and carried out his plays
exceptionally well.
Dorey. SO, 163 pounds. will add
his backfield talents in an attempt
to keep the Blues unbeaten in this
series, although tied last year by
the Colds. Lou is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Dorsey. los
North Clayton Street, Wilmington.
Dorsey was second to Marine in
team scoring with SIS points and
was a very speedy runner. He
plans to enter the Army after the
All-Star game.
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