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

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ix: ,W Manzi, M. Rulron, P. Mackenna, K. Blackburn. -5-EE' 1 L Aix...-A4 Gregorchik, J. DiTullio, R. Stamler, D. Skrowronski, H. Scrivani. S. Tace, P, Oakes. James Mike Niland Head Coach DUFFY 'I2 FALLON '13 DulTy received its second straight loss and first league loss since 1957 at the hands of the Fallon Flyers in a 13-12 game played at Civic Stadium. DulTy's inability to make the extra points cost them their first place standing. The Rapideers' scoring came on Dan Sheedy's 59-yard run on Duffy's second play from scrimmage and Lew Forti's plunge from the one. James M:Quade ' V, ,K V X 9 f v-x ,. . Assistant Coach it -e - 'V ff J 'X E' DUFFY O ST. .lOE'S 7 St. Joe smashed Dul1y's hopes for the Championship and clinched the title themselves as they handed Duffy its third straight loss by a score of 7-0 at Hyde Park Stadium. With time running out in the final period St. Joe's recovered a fumble on Duf1y's 13-yard line and quickly turned it into a T.D. Dulty tried desperately to even the score but were stopped by the Marauders on the St. .loe's 10. Bro. Paul Radlinski, 0.S.F.S. K i Junior Varsity 55

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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-

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i f r Q, 11wg1iF'2L-' Down-field block by Den Sheedy goes for naught as Felice is stopped by St. .loe's line. er 44 y 13-M ,W Perfect shoulder tackle by Pat Moran stops Dougherty fallback. E+ v We block, fackle, and are fhrown. DUFFY 13 RYAN 6 The Rapideers spilled Ryan l3-6 at Civic Stadium and cap- tured second place in the Catholic Leagues Burke Division. Dufty finished with a 4-2 league record. Marty Felice went 80-yards from scrimmage as Duffy broke the scoring ice midway through the third period of a rugged game. Fred Kaminska booted the extra point. Ryan then took to the air lanes and traveled 56 yards for its T.D. Dufty came back with a 74'yard drive for the insurance TD. that was posted when Jack Ozyp raced l4-yards into the end zone. 56