Aliquippa High School - Quippian Yearbook (Aliquippa, PA)

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Co-Captain -0'5 Richard Oxendine DICK KIMBROUGH races around end cs Bruce Wilkins End All Conf.-2nd team blocks McKeesport's Manning 1221, Building his 1957 squad around eight lettermen, Coach Aschman sent his team against Westinghouse High School in the exhibition opener. Quarterbacks John Malesh and Frank Sakal passed to Dick Oxendine for two touchdowns, but the powerful Bull- dogs had their own way in a 28-12 win. ln their second exhibition contest, it was the Quips all the way as they tromped Erie Tech 35-6. Oxendine, Ashton Ditka and Dick Kimbrough teamed to down the visitors. Elusive Kimbrough tallied three TD's with runs of 24, 16 and 6 yards. Cashing in on Red 81 Black fumbles, McKeesport's Tigers knocked the Quips from the WPIAL race in a 27-12 contest. Aliquippa's TD's came from the Sakal and Oxon- dine passing combination. A red hot Ellwood City eleven downed Aliquippa 32-6 in a game that found the Quips turning on the heat in the second quarter only. Tony Calabria ran for the lone TD after passes to Ditka and Kimbrough brought the Red 8- Black to the Wolverines' four-yard stripe. Edged 13-7 by the New Castle Hurricanes, AliquEppa's try for a second score cndcd in a fumble. Senior back Ditka tallied the Quips' lone TD on a 59 yard run. Seeking their first win of the season, Beaver Falls' Tigers managed to edge the Red 8. Black 7-6 in a spiritless game played on the Tigers' muddy field. Tony Faber opened scoring in the first half with a 43 yard romp to paydfrt, but the Tigers' point-after-touch down made the difference. Senior Lettermen Donald Yannessa Richard Kimbrough Ashton Dnkc Tackle Hulfbc-Ck Back s. End-An conf 3rd team Jgkgnwmiw L vu W nv 5 .yarn-Q 1 Ihr 5- 'nba-nw 4' H 1U ' 'M 1 1? 7' 1 'Y '1 A 'Z Q -1 as 5 ii - - 413'-