1935
A new assistant coach, Trem Robarts, came on the scene, as Marblehead posted an 8-1-2 record...The first team to play against Salem at refurbished Bertram Field, the Headers went down by a 7-0 count. Salem sophomore Stan Eusko scored the game's only touch-down...The Headers would later swamp Amesbury, 73-0, and roll up 526 yards in a -25-7 rout of Gloucester...Messinger scored four TD's in 33-7 win over Swampscott. The Thanksgiving lineup: Phelan, Godfrey (LE),.-Hastings, Osgood (LT), Shube, Hawkes (LG), Ingalls, Mitchell (C), Connors, Knowlton (RG), Wilde, Coffin (RT), Lennox, Polley (RE), Wells, Remick (QB),-Olson; Putnam, Canavan (LHB), Hazell, McKinnon (RHB), Messinger, Polardi `(FB).
Marblehead also played three intersessional games: hosting Miami Edison (MHD 21-13), defeating Curtis High School at Staten Island (MHD 29-0), and tying the Florida high school all-stars at Jacksonville, FL (13-13) on New Year's Day, 1936
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 Dick Messinger vs. Curtis HS |  1935 Magicians |
 MHS 1935 vs. Curtis High School-NYCMessinger carries the ball against Curtis High School on Staten Island. MHS carried the day 29-0. |  Magician's Reverse PlayNever having played football himself, MHS Coach McGuinness was a genius of deceptive ball movement. |
 Times Square HotelThe team stayed at this landmark when they traveled to the big apple to take on Curtis High School on Staten Island. The matchbook cover was a keepsake from the trip. |  1935 "Magic Makers" |