Austin Catholic High School - Magistro Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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QSUQ, Thomas Pine QSOQ William Hodgman 120i Terrence Brouillard f34l Tlme out Strategy BasketbaH Scores Austin 74 vs. Servite 46 Austin 53 vs Cathedral Central 30 Austin 78 vs. St. Joseph 30 Austin 60 vs. Shrine 46 Austin 62 vs. DeLaSal1e 45 Austin 76 vs. Salesian 61 Austin 68 vs. Mendel 72 Austin 70 vs. Notre Dame 52 Austin 55 vs. U, of D. 39 Austin 54 vs Cathedral Central 42 Austin 76 vs. St. Joseph 35 Austin 77 vs. DeLaSalle 50 Austin 53 vs. Notre Dame 47 Austin 79 vs. Salesian 52 Austin 55 vs. Holy Redeemer 61 Austin 68 vs. All Saints 49 Austin 71 VS- A. A. St. Thomas 50 Austin 66 vs. Utica 29 Austin 63 vs. Roseville 34 Austin 52 vs Notre Dame 28 Austin 54 vs East Detroit 55 Right: Bill Fitzgerald Q4Ol fights for a rebound against a St. joseph player as Bud Johnson 154D and Dave Sobocinski f32J move in for the kill and Frank Kelly 1101 and Rich I-landloser Q32l look on. left Insert, left to right: Dave Sobocinski, Frank Kelly, Frank Plecas, Paul Zosel, and Terrence Brouillard gaze intently at the game. Right Insert, left to right: William Hodgman, Walt Connolly, Paul Zosel, and Frank Kelly warm-up during half- time.

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X N. 1 . l 1 .- J. Lvf AUSTIN 74 vs SERVITE 46 Dec. 2 Austin!-'riars steamrolled the Panthers in their opening nonleague tilt. Led by Tom Pine and Gary Ruprich the Black and White raced to a 27-8 first period lead. With the score 35-19 at halftime Coach Hollosy tested the bench under fire. Pine a.ndRupr1chpacedwith 19 each and junior guard Bill Hodge- man hit for 13. AUSTIN 53 vs CATHHJRAL 30 Dec. 5 The Black and White sputtered to their Bth straight in the C.D. After a slow first half, which found the Friars fighting off the aroused Wildcats 24- 17, Dave Miller sparked adaird quarter rally bringing a comfortable 38-19 lead. Tom Pine hit for 21 to pace the attack. AUS'l'lN 78 vs ST. JOSEPH 29 DEC. 12 The Friars routed a hopelesly out- Detroit Free Press Photo classed Bluejay five nmning up a 22-7 first quarterlead. The rest of the game was filled out by the jrmiors who did just as well. The Black and White were playing without. G. Ruprich who was out for three games. Almost the whole te am was entered on the scoring column. AUSTIN 60 vs SHRINE 46 DEC. 16 The Royal Oakers put up a deter- mined fight with the score at the end of due first quarter 13-11. The Friars came out of their lethargic state to take a 34-18 cushion at halftime. The Royal Oakers refused to fold and fought back gamely. Dave Miller did an out- standing job on the boards clicking for 16. AUSTIN 64 vs DE SALLE 46 DEC. 19 The fighting Friars weathered a scare by the pilots who had a very hot night. The score was de adlocked 27-27 at the half and Austin led 42-40 going into the final quarter. At this point the Black and White shook themselves lose and behind Tom Pine broke to a 17 point bulge. Pine paced both teams with 26. AUSTDI 76 vs SAUESIAN 61 JAN. 6 A spirited Green Homet team with red hot shooting kept up with the Black and White's blistering pace for three quarters. At that point Austin broke from a twopoint lead to win going away. Tom Pine led the Friars with 27 and Gary Ruprich followed with 18. AUSTIN 68 vs MENDEL of Chicago 72 IAN. 10 Michigan longest prep winning streak ended with the Friars narrow defeat by a fine Mendel team. Austin held a 36-33 halftime lead and 56- 51 lead going into the third quarter, but with 25 seconds left, the Black Left, Tom Pine 1431 takes the ball from a Holy Redeemer play- er f3Oj, while Gary Ruprich f41j watches in the background. and White holding a two point bulge, the Monarchs spurted for five points and the game. Pine again led with 27 aided by Ruprich 21 and Miller with 4. AUSTIN 70 vs NOTRE DAME 52 JAN. 13 The fighting Friars put down arch- rival Notre Darne 70-52 in a game marked by brilliant rebormding efforts against the taller foe. A well balanced attack pacedby Tom Pine, Gary Ruprich and Dave Miller gave the Friar-s com- fortable leads of 12-5, 26-20 and a final twelve point spread. AUSTIN 55 vs U of D 39 JAN. 16 Austin's Friar-s wasted little time bormding into a 12- 10 lst quarter lead. Although they faced a taller team the Black and White outrebounded the Cubs for a 26-20 halftime bulge. The Fr-iars raced to their 4th straight title paced by Tom Pine with 22. AUSTIN 54 vs CATHEDRAL CENTRAL 4 JAN. 23 In a rematch with the Wildcatrthe expected close game did not materialize. The Black and White took a 25-18 halftime lead after using subs in the second quarter. A second brust in the third quarter by the starters brought home a 54-42 victory. AUSTIN 76 vs ST. JOSEPH 35 JAN. 27 A winless Bluejay squad was crushed by 41 points in a game which afforded Coach Holloxy a chance to see his bench strength rmderflre. Our consistent scoring combo came through againg Pine leading with 22 followed by Ruprich with 14. AUSTIN 77 vt DE LA SALLE 50 JAN. so In clinching the championship the Friars were offered little opposition on theirhome court unlike theatltmeeting. The Black and White held a 20 point halftime lead and reserves played most of the second half. Tom Pine continuing his bid for ALL CITY lst string hit for 25