Saint Anthony High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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SAINTS 26 CAVALIERS 5 In a crLiCiaI game Tor The SAINTS, The CAVALIERS fefi vic- Tim To The TirsT reai oiTensiye punch shawn by The SAINTS. MAYNEZ reTurned a pun! 34 yds To seT up NOONAN's OB, sneaT ThaT pu? The SAINTS ahead 6-O. The CAVALIERS ThreaTened To Tie The score, TNT an aierT and Tough deTense sTopped Them on The 3 yard line. The SAINTS Took oyer and sTarTed a 70 yard drive. highIighTed by OSGOODE I4 yard T.D. run oTT righT Tackie, AT- Ter SERRA scored Their Ione T.D., SCT-IILLINO broke The game wide open when he darTed 60 yards Tor The TirsT oT his Two dazziing T.D, runs. SERRA moyed The baii To The SAINTS' 29 where again SCI-IILLING Took oTT on a 71 yd run Tor The Tinai score, SCTTIL LING pIayed his greaTesT game gaining 222 yards Tor an II yard average. The Tine deTensiye oay oT CASAOA, WURTI-I, and DES- TOUT, The oTTensiye power QT G O M EZ, JACOUEZ, I-IOLMES, OTERO, and ROMAN neIoed The SAINTS To win The big one. SAINTS 45 KNIGHTS 7 ConTinuing Their oTTensiye pow- er shown in The SEIRRA game, The SAINTS compIeTeiy demoiished a NOTRE DAME eieven. SCHIL- LING dashed oTT ieTT guard Tor The TirsT score. The second score came iusT a Tew minuTes iaTer when OTSOOOD Turned riqhT end and sTomped 73 yards To paydirT. S C I-I I L LI N G inTercepTed a KNIOI-IT aeriai, and ROMAN ad- ded Two Touchdowns beTore The haiT, Reserve I-I.B. MENDOZA accounTed Tor aif The SAINT scor- ing in The second haIT, wiTh Two T.D.'s. The second oT his Two was a scinTiiiaTing 7I yard punT re- Turn. The KNIGI-ITS did noT geT on The scoreboard unTiI The Tinai Two minuTes, when Their sTar ha?T- back NODINE Took an II yard pass Tor a score oT 6, The SAINTS' OowerTuI oTTensive showing aImosT oyershadowed Their briIIianT de- Tensive game. Whiie oTTensiye'iy' They gained 4IO yards rushing, Their TighT deTensive heid NOTRE DAME To a mere 42 yards rush- ing. No one piayer couid be singied ouT in such a game: iT was Truiy a Team eTTorT and a Team vicTory. ITopI Team awaiTs 'Final gun To end crucial Serra game. IMiddIe L.I Schilling broughT down a'fTer a Iong gain. IMicIdIe R.I Osgood and Casaga IiTeraIIy break N.D. man in I1aI'f. IBoTTomI Osgood drags 'Four TacIxIers as anoTher N.D. man comes To Try his IucIc.

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SAINTS I4 WARRIORS 0 The SAINTS, piaying I::eTore a nome Tcwn crowd oT over 3000, opened Their ICPS7 CaThoIic Lea- gue season wiTh a I4-O win over ar inspired PIUS X eieven. Mid- way In The TirsT quarTer. reserve qcarTerbacIc ESCUDERO seT up The Tirsr TD. Two piays iaTer he handed oTf To MAYNEZ who smashed S yards over The r'ghT side oT The RIUS Iine Tor The TirsT score oT fhe evening. LaTe In Tne TourTh quarTer, NOONAN came info The game and connecTed wiTh Tnree passes in a row To CASAGA, one oT which he raced ZS yards deep inTo RIUS TerriTory and seT up The second score. WfTh less Than a minaTe To pray OS- GOOD broughT The near capaciTy Crowd To Their TeeT when he Iouii- ed his way 7 yards over The righT side To cinch The game Tor The SAINTS. ROMAN, who had kick- ed The P,A.T. aTTer The TirsT T.D.. added his second QT The nighT, Thus ending The scoring againsT The WARRIORS wiTh a I4-0 vic- Tory. SAINTS I8 PHANTOMS 7 The SAINTS had To reIy on The defensive TacTics oT iunior LOUIE FAUST, and a SI yard T.D. run by speedsTer DAVE SCI-IILLING, To pu3I This one ouT oT The Tire. The SAINTS. IaTe in The TirsT quarTer, wenT ahead in The game 7-6, ATTer The SAINTS evened The score, iunior TacIc'Ie, LOUIE FAUST Took over, The second SAINT score came in The second quarTer when FAUST came charg- ing Through The iine and biocked a CATI-IEDRAL punT which was recovered on CATI-IEDRAI. 3 yd. iine by The SAINTS. On The TirsT piay Trom scrimmage ROMAN buIIed over Tor The T.D. making The score 7-I2. Again FAUST proved himseiT by inTercepTing a pass on The CATI-IEDRAL 26 and -umbered inTo The end zone Tor a T.D. To compIeTe The scoring. The SAINTS sTouT deTense prov- ed The IaesT weapon as The SAINTS picked up onIy 3 TirsT downs oTTensiveIy. They heid CATHEDRAI. on severai crucial piays iaTer in The game. The Tine PUUIIVICI OT OSGOOD aiso heiped keep The PHANTOMS away Trcm The SAINT goa' ine. TTopI Roman drives Tor a score. IMiddIe L.I Casaga. IMiddIe R.I DesToueT receives a word of ad- vice 'From Coach Haggerfy. IBOT- 1'omI Oh, When The SainTs come marching in!

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SAINTS 1, CRUSADERS I9 MT. CARMEL Took advanTaqe oT Two Turnbles and an inTercepT- ed pass To hand The SAINTS Their TfrsT feaque foss. IT was a dsqloe 'oss Tor The SAINTS as na.Tback DAVE SCI-IILLING was inILred and sidelined Tor The resT CT Tne season. The SAINTS drew 5irsT blood on The second play Trom scrimmage as SCI-IILLING Took a pETchouT Trern QB. NOONAN and, wITh Tne aid oT a oea..TiT.n block by end MARTY JOHNSON, Ciroed riqnf ard and :LAT ran ali CAR- MEL persoers Ter 68 yards and a T.D, The CRUSADERS Tied The dame up fusT beTore inTermfssion when a CARMEL rnan picked up a SainT Tumble and raced 40 yards To a score. MT. CARMEL recovered anofh- er SAINT Tumble on Tre kickohr To Icwfnq inTerrnission. Ir six plays The burly CRUSADERS rushed Ter ancTher score. The SAINTS re- covered severaf Tcnwoes wiThin The CARMEL 4O yard sTripe, buT due To iniuries could noT Turnish man- power To push over Tor a score. The SAINT deTensive Iine played a Tine game aqainsT a line which averaqed 20 lbs per man heavier. SAINTS I2 LOYOLA 6 The Sa3nTs unveiled a single- winq aTTack TnaT resu.Ted in Two Ionq Touchdowns, and a I2-6 win over Loyola. ALLAN ROMAN Took The ball around IeTT end, TouqhT oTT several Tacklers, and qoT a crushing black Trom end JOI-INNY GONZALES which seT AL Tree Tor a 74-yard TD. run and Tne Tirsi SainT Talfv. In The second quarTer Tailback WALT OSGOOD Taded back and connecTed wiTh PETIE MENDOZA on a 30 yard pass down The mid- dle oT The Tield. The resT was up To PETIE as he raced The remain- inq 35 vards Tor The SainT's sec- ond and concluding TD. The SainTs emoloved a sTeIIar- pass deTense aqainsi a wide-open spread oTTense oT The Cubs. Thev did a Tine iob allowlnq onlv II cornpIeTions in 35 aTTemoTs. The rushinq oT linemen GOMEZ, PAUST, JACQUEZ, DESTOLIET. and VELA kepT consTanT pressure on The Cub's qb. Backs OS- GOOD, NOONAN, ROMAN, GARCIA, and WURTI-I Took care OT The receivers. End GONZALES, Turned in a fine iob in his T'rs' sTarTinq assiqnrnenT. RON CAS- AGA was his usual ruqqed seiT. The lone Loyola score came in The 4-Th o1uarTer on a 50-vard run back QT an inTerceoTed pass. ITopl WurTh, Rivard 1201 and Osgood T381 sTop hard-running crusader. ITop R.I Holmes read- ies for acfion. ITop L.l Osgood's block enables Maynez To Turn end. ICenTerl SainTs defend goal againsl' MT. Carmel. lBoTToml Coach Haggerfy insTrucTs as Team physician, Dr. Esposifo, loolrs al' The play on The field.