Barnstable High SchoolVarsity Football1951 Cape Cod Champions 3rd Undefeated Team, All-Time Opponents • Dates • Scores |
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All home games played at the Barnstable High School Football Field
(Formerly the Barnstable Fifth Grade School adjacent to John McKeon Field)
Head Coach: W. Leo Shields (Holy Cross)
Asst. Coaches: Elliott B. MacSwan (Colgate)
1951
Final Record: 9-0-0
Captains • Roster • Varsity Lettermen • Point Scorers
Date |
Opponent |
Score |
Win/Loss |
Home/Away |
9-22-51 |
Nantucket |
26-0 |
Win |
Away |
9-29-51 |
Abington |
14-7 |
Win |
Away |
10-6-51 |
Attleboro |
19-7 |
Win |
Away |
10-12-51 |
N.B.
Voke |
42-6 |
Win |
Home |
10-20-51 |
Fairhaven |
25-0 |
Win |
Home |
10-27-51 |
Wareham |
34-12 |
Win |
Home |
11-3-51 |
Case
(Swansea) |
38-0 |
Win |
Away |
11-10-51 |
Plymouth |
26-0 |
Win |
Home |
11-22-51 |
Falmouth |
40-0 |
Win |
Away |
Points
For |
263 |
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Points
Against |
32 |
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Historical Notes: The Red Raiders finished their glorious 1951 season ranked sixth in Eastern Massachusetts behind five other undefeated teams. An effort was made by coach Leo Shields to stage a "State Championship" game but there were no takers and a high school rule prohibited teams from playing more than nine games in a season at the time. Halfback and kick returner extraordinaire Ray Hostetter Jr. was named a High School All-American and led the Cape with 12 touchdowns and 12 PATs for a total of 84 points. Teammate Paul Thomas was no slouch in the scoring department either, notching 10 TDs and 9 PATs for 69 total points on the season. Halfback Don "Ducky" Nickula added to the Red Raiders' potent offense, scoring 7 TDs and 1 PAT for 43 points, followed by Barry Sturgis with 6 TDs (36), Harry Maddox (2 TDs) and Jackie Aylmer (2 TDs). |
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