Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Al Slalom? tried in rain to grab an intended aerial at St. ,Ioe's Field. Cardinal Minalszenty svorml a vlosc- victory ow-r lllt' luvklvss 'l'ig0rs 27-21. Xlimlszentfs 4-xlra points. prnvidwl to bv the nlargin as lmth IPZIIIIS hit pay flirt four llll1l'S. IA-n Kalinmfsski anal .lavk Courlnc-5 svorml on runs and .lavk 0'Conm'r tossvcl to Brian Cuffs! for two lmu'l11lam'i1s i0Lll'1'0lllll for 'l'inmn's scoring. llllllllbll traxvlvsl to Niagara Falls only to ilrup their sc-voml close 1-onlvst in a rms. Cu-Champion lrhllly hung a I3-7 clclval on the Tigers. The lum- svore came when Guest pivkofl up a Duffy fumble and took it on an 812 yard jaunt to paydirt. ln the final game of the season Aquinas of Rochester troum-ml the Tigers 34-6. 'l'im0n's only svore vanw on a pass from Carr in 0'Conn0r. livu' qf Timon lwnrh during Canisius game. All-Catholic end Brian Guest starts on jaunl which nets big gain. our S., Tinian haUback John Fitzpatrirk seems to :lu u zlunrv as he receives punt at Civic Stadium.

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Cary' Gill, behind blocking picks up g00l,.'VlII'l!llgf' in the Fallon gurnc. Co-Champion St. ,loe's seorcd an impressiye vietory as they bested the Southsiders 28-0. The- Nlarauders scored all their points in the lirst half as they won freely over the 'l'imon defense. October 26th marked 'l'imon's second hearthrealter of the season. St. Nlary's revovered a fumble deep in 'liimon territory and quickly seored for a 6-0 lead. Nlurray Regan returned the kickoff to his own 43 yard line. The running of lialinowslti and the Carr to Guest combination brought the ball to the 8 yard line where ,lack Court- ney raced around end to tie the- score 6-6. ,lust three plays later St. Marys scored again on a lilly yard pass play. This proved costly as thc gridders went down by the slender margin of I2-6. The loss dropped 'l'imon,s record to a meager 2 wins and three losses. Jack Courtney kni cs over for another-first down for the Timon gru rlvrs.

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620' Si as , .' ' -lug- 44 g The J. I '. Football Team makes an im ressive si ht. They are fclwkwiswrom the top centerl J. flhzalone, Homer, W. Nlueller, . Gzvaruzugh, R. Lee, R. Nagy, S. Pannullo, R. Hoellig, J. Nlalilwwski, C. Setlleoowski, and fll. Kinney. 0 0 Competing in a very rough schedule, the Timon ,IV football squad was able to compile a 2-4-1 record. The season opener proved to be a stalemate as host Canisius ,IV and Timon played to a 13-13 tie. The contest played at Dela- ware Park was a rugged one with Mike Kinney passing for two touchdowns and having one called back because of a clipping penalty. C The Aquinas games were practically identical except that they were played a month apart. Timon's offense could never seem to get moving while Aquinas countered heavily with an aerial attacli. The Baby Bengals finished the season with wins over Cardinal Dougherty and Ryan while dropping encounters to Fallon and St. Joes. ,I V plays Fallon in one of their six league games at Delaware Park. Q.. if-as .sa . I A .lk . it -3 2 Future varsity football ho practice at Mulrqyfield. pe s JV SCOREBOARD Timon 0 26 Aquinas Timon 14 St. .loe's Timon 26 Aquinas Timon 6 Ryan Timon Timon Timon 13 Canisius 0 Dougherty 6 Fallon