Binghamton North High School 1948 Yearbook (Binghamton, NY) - Full Access

or Shine North 40, Ithaca 0--0ct. 25 North's firs t tally was on o pass from Hogan to Johnston to Petro, who took it on the 25- yord line and dashed into the end zone. Wil– son converted. Hanifin ron a punt bock 65 yards for another tally. Other T.D.s were scored by Hogan, Johnston, Bullock and Petro. Hanifin got two points on plunges and Barnes scored one. North 26, Central 6-Nov. 1 8,000 fans turned out to see this traditional game. Centro! scored in the first quarter to lead 6 -0. North came back in the second when Petro crashed over from the 1-yard line. Hani– fin converted. Half-time, North 7 -Centro I 6. North scored again in the third period when Petro went over from the 3 and Wi Ison con– verted. In the fourth, Hanifin went off left tackle for another tally. Hogan intercepted a Bulldog pass and ran to the one, where he was tackled. A pass from Hogan to Garbarino in the end zone completed the T. D. North 6, Johnson City 6- Nov. 8 This all - important game was fought on a battlefield of snow and slush. In the first period J .C. scored a touchdown on o march from our 23-yard line. J-ohnston smeared the extra point attempt. In the third, Deinhardt recovered o J.C. fumble on North's 33. Hanifin took it to the 41; Petro to the 48. Hanifin again went to J .C.'c 44; Petro to the 34. Kenny Wi Ison broke loose and went over for the T.D. Hogan's conversion was stopped. The game ended with North in possession of the bo II on J.C.'s 47. TOP PICTURE: Co-captains Hogan and Hanifin receive coveted Binghamton Press Trophy for winnrng Conference crown. MIDDLE PICTURE Bob Reynolds, fill– ing Petro's shoes, romps off tackle for a gorn against Elmira Southside. BOTTOM PICTURE: Central's Brlly Hoskrns is cut down as he tries to slice rnside the North's left end. All octron shots on this page and on the opposite page ore used through the courtesy of the BINGHAMTON PRESS. Page Sixty-One