Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Tzmon Opponent Score Tunon Opponent Score St. Mary's Aquinas Inst. Canisius Ryan Baker-Victory St. Joseph's Fallon Cathedral Prep St. Mary's MANHATFAN CUP PLAY OH-'s llmon 63 Mmdzenty 40 Timon 51 bt Joseph s 48 Tlmon 52 Qt Francis 67 Basketball Coach Palano glues man agers Bernie Kennedy and Joe Shee han tzps on how to wind that tape VARSITY SQUAD P Hulme N Leonarezyk, R. Dunbar D Neeson Capt W McDonald M Schlee B Guest B Van Remmen F Czprzanz G Gegenfurtner M Brownsey.

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Tired harriers await the return trip from Delaware. Starter's gun sends Timon runners off to a flying start. In the regular season competition the Tigers buried the majority of their opponents. St. Joe's fell victim 15-49 while St. Mary's was overcome 15-74. Fallon presented the South- Siders a greater problem but nevertheless Went down 19-40. In this meet, Ryan crossed the line first with Tom Russell second, Gary Thi- bault third, Mike Russert fifth and Bill Linder eighth. The big event of the year came in the form of an invitation to the Inter-Scholastic cross country meet in Syracuse. Once more Tom Ryan made a name for himself as he broke the old record for the course. In this event the Timon squad finished second with Tom Russell finishing 6th and Chet Cooley placing 7th. The Timon B team led by Mike Blest came in fourth. Timon tuned up for the All-Catholic Meet by posting easy victories over Canisius and St. Joe's. All-Catholic Dick Klass shows the strain of victory. Tom Russell followed by Dick Willard help bring another victory to the Tigers.

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Paul Hulme The Tiger Cagers made a brilliant second round comeback as they racked up a 10-2 season mark only to be topped in the Playoff finals by St. Francis of Athol Springs. Both squads entered the classic contest sporting 13 game winning skeins. The outcome, 67-52, marked the third consecu- tive year in which Timon has reached the finals, only to be defeated. At the conclusion of a greatly successful season Timon blasted Mindzenty 63-40, in the opening round. Brian Guest surprised the Monarchs with a production of 28 points. The Tigers coasted to the victory after building a 28-12 halftime margin. Shortly thereafter the South-Siders met St. Joels, whom they had split a pair of contests with dur- ing the season. Timon took an early 6-0 lead Dick Dunbar 1 Bernard Butch Van Rcmman