Barnstable High SchoolVarsity Football1962 Cape Cod Champions Opponents • Dates • Scores |
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Head Coach: John "Jack" Parker (Boston College)
Asst. Coaches: Ray Hostetter, Jr. (Maine), Donald Crowley (Colby),
Bill McWilliams (Bowdoin College Athletic Hall of Fame)
1962
Cape Cod Champions
2nd place, Tri-County Conference
Final Record: 6-2-1
Captains • Roster • Varsity Lettermen • Point Scorers
| Date |
Opponent |
Score |
Win/Loss |
Home/Away |
| 9-22-62 |
Dighton-Rehoboth |
18-6 |
Win |
|
| 9-29-62 |
Somerset |
0-0 |
Tie |
Away |
| 10-6-62 |
Dennis-Yarmouth |
34-0 |
Win |
Away |
| 10-13-62 |
Fairhaven |
18-0 |
Win |
Home |
| 10-20-62 |
Wareham |
15-14 |
Win |
Away |
| 10-27-62 |
Bourne |
6-6 |
Tie |
Home |
| 11-3-62 |
Taunton |
24-6 |
Win |
Away |
| 11-10-62 |
Case |
14-6 |
Loss |
Home |
| 11-22-62 |
Falmouth |
2-0 |
Win |
Home |
| Points
For |
123
|
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| Points
Against |
46
|
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Note:
On Aug. 22, 1962, W. Leo Shields (BHS Class of '32) and longtime BHS Athletic
Director (1947-1962) and head football coach (1942-1953), died, leaving
behind a legacy of winning and accomplishment few in Barnstable have ever
attained. On 11-22-1962, the football field at Barnstable High School,
just two years old, was named in his honor. The Red Raiders have played
at W. Leo Shields Memorial Field ever since. A graduate and standout athlete
at Holy Cross, Shields was the recipient of the vaunted Lawlor Medal for
excellence in scholarship and athletics. Shields played for the Red Raiders
for Billy Bangs from 1928-1931. Click here
for W. Leo Shields Biography |
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