St. John's pins New Bedford.

From: The Boston Herald | Date: November 1, 1997| Author: George, Ken | Copyright information

NEW BEDFORD -- Brian St. Pierre is renowned for his quarterbacking skills, but it was his foot that was more valuable to St. John's Prep in its 28-14 victory over New Bedford last night at Walsh Field.

After building a 22-6 lead at the half, the Eagles (7-0) did not gain a first down until 4:45 remained in the game.

But St. Pierre helped his defense with two clutch punts. The first went 70 yards and pinned the Whalers at their own 6-yard line after the hosts h...

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