Bishop Duffy High School - Rapideer Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

Page 57 text:

Power fo Develop Self E- A . ' ty Aisle ...Z ur' ,f .- ' 5 if . .1

Page 56 text:

Vicious practice sessions . . . The magnificent piazza of St. Peter's in Rome reflects mirror-like the things you lathletesl look for in engag- ing in sports. Power and harmony, order and beauty, effort, victory and the renown of achieving a record, expressed in artistic form by the incomparable archi- tecture of the dome, of the facade, of the colonnade and the obelisk, precisely these are the ideal goals as- pired to by every athlete. . . We fully appreciate their desire to develop not only bodily strength and agility, but also moral quali- produce winning scores ties of courage and endurance, as well as self-mastery and respect for others, without which athletic competi- tions quickly degenerate into rough and brutal strug- gles. . . Sports, provided they are understood in a Chris- tian sense, are an efficacious school for that great con- test which is our earthly life, whose goals are the per- fection of the soul, the reward of eternal happiness, the unfading glory of the saints. Pope Pius XII

Page 58 text:

Rapideers Capture Second Nab Duggan-Shanley Trophy DUFFY 32 CANISIUS 'I9 Duffy opened its football season at Hyde Park Stadium with a 32-19 victory over a stubborn Canisius team, Duffy's powerful offense broke the ice in the second period and held the lead until the fourth period when an inspired Canisius tied the score T9-l9. But then Marty Felice saved the day for the Rapideers with his third and fourth touch- downs of the game. Jack Ozyp scored the other Duffy T.D. DUFFY 46 DOUGHERTY 0 In their second game of the season the Rapideers' power literally demolished an inexperienced Cardinal Dougherty team 46-0 at Hyde Park Stadium. DUFFY 6 TIMON 0 Civic Stadium was the scene of the 6-0 taming of the Timon Tigers by Duffy in a hard fought game. This was Duffy's third straight victory. The lone T.D. was made on a 44-yard pass from Rich Con- dino to Marty Felice. DUFFY 0 LEW-PORT 7 Just like 1958's game Lew-Port knocked Duffy from the un- beaten ranks with a heart-breaking 7-0 score under the lights at Hyde Park Stadium. Unlike l958's l3-l2 loss on a fourth quarter fumble, fate struck early with a 53-yard touchdown pass from Lewiston- Porter's Rich King to Jim Lugert on the third play from scrim- mage in the game. Several times the Rapideers came within the shadow of Lew-Port's goal line only to be repelled each time by an inspired Lancer defense. 54 ROW ONE: E. Ellis, S, Marino, B. Atamian, J. Gabriele, J. Weber, G. Hadzewcyz. ROW TWO: G. Scrivani, D. Sheedy, J. Ozyp, J. Z 'Ev 5 19 5?-5592531 K. ROW ONE: R. Condino, M. Felice, E. Milczarski, J. Ross, F. minskc, L. Wilgosz, P. Moran, L. Forti. ROW TWO: J. Neville, P. Ka-