Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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T9 Above: TWO CUPS IN ONE YEAR . . . For shar- ing co-championship honors with Canisius and St. Joe's, the Tigers won a leg of the Notre Dame Cup. For playing St. George High School of Pittsburgh at Greenville, Pa., the team was awarded a Pymatun- ing Bowl Trophy. Above left: VICTORY IS SWEET . . . to battle- jubilant Tigers after their 12-0 conquest of Canisius. Left: PHOTOGRAPHERS' TIME-OUT . . . for Captain Tommy Thompson and Coach Bill Fitzhenry at the start of the 1950 football season. V.'XRSl'1'Y FO0'I'B.bXl,l, RIKIORIJ 'IIMON 0l'l'ONliN'l' I 9 Du fly 0 12 Canisius 0 l Ryan 0 26 St. lf1':u1c'is 6 H 176821165 0 0 St. klocfs l-I 13 St. George, PiltslJu1'gI1 26 0 Catliedral Prep, 1i1'ic 38 85 81 Pymatuning Bowl game, ll0Sl-SCZISOII. H' Post-sczlson game.

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FOR HASSETT, A TRAP . . . the efforts of Jim Gibbons and Tom McCarthy are not enough to stave TIGERS ON THE GRIIJIRON turned in the best football record of their 3-year career in ll-man competition. They repeated and hettered their performance of the 19119 ram- paign, when they battled their way from un- known status to the position of a power to be reckoned with and ended' the season in second place. In 1950 they became ro-rham- pions with St. .loe's and Canisius. They earned possession of the Notre Dame Cup. They merited the invitation, the lirst to he tenclerecl the school, to play in the Bowl Game at Greenville, Pennsylvaniag anal at this game were presentecl with the Pymatuning Bowl Trophy. off the rush of DeSales' tacklers. FOR A RUNNING TIGER, A STUMBLE . . . as one tacltler reaches to haul down most-improved player jim Byrne, Tubidy spills another and Duggan discour- ages a third. THE LINE MADE THE DIFFER- ENCE . . . and assistant coach jack Lyons made the line. After two years with the team, he is now with the U. S. Army. x . i FOR THE KNIGHTS, A FALL-BUT HARD . . . A stalwart Timon defense alignment stalled every Desales march during the game, which was won by 14 points scored by Lou Carlo, Bill Ewing and John McCarthy LOST: THE MAN WITH THE BALL . . . St. Francis lost the game as Hassett, Davis, Boss and john McCarthy amassed 26 points to the losers' 6. 383 yards of St. Francis real estate were put under-foot by bounding Bengals. DOUBLE-DUTY TUCKER . . . Tom Reddington, end and Junior Vanity coach for two years. He is now serv- ing with the U. S. Air Forces.