September 11

1953 Sophomore Jimmy Sullivan of Saint Raphael Academy

made his high school football debut an auspicious one scoring both touchdowns as the Saints handed Pawtucket West a 14-6 setback in the annual round robin before a crowd of 8,000 at Cranston Stadium. The speedy halfback completely stole the show tallying on an 82-yard gallop on a handoff from QB Dick Lynch and on a one-yard plunge. Andy Boyle was the Rangers’ offensive star, racking up the Westerners only TD on a 10-yard sweep off left end.

1963 Wayne Long rolled a high three series of 618 and Har

old Keenan had the high single of 225 to lead the Le Foyer Men’s Tenpin Bowling League. Other leaders were Ray Bessette 203-561, Ed Hoyas 223-561, Frank Quinn 210-544, Arnold Abbott 210-535, Armand L. Breault 534, Louis Bolduc 529, George Langlois Jr. 521, Jim McElroy 200-515, Gene Silvia 515, Lee Benevides 515, Armand Breault 512, Jerry Langlois 510 and Roland DeBlois 502.

1973 Larry Caswell is serving as acting football coach at

Pawtucket West in the absence of Neil Shackett, who has been forced to step down from coaching due to health reasons. Caswell’s offensive wall is comprised of ends Ken McNeille and Dan Ferraresi, tackles Dave Ferrer and Al Vincent, guards Dave Savastano and John Reddington and center Mark Neill. The backfield starts Marc Flamer at QB, the trio of Randy Redman, Ben Roderick and Paul Almeida working as halfbacks and Ken Jacques at fullback.