Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Duke forsy the returnmg to hls former ponltlon eoaehed the Baby Bengalb through one of thelr beet sea sons ln the history of l lmon Although the Inger Lubs were undefeated m the league 100 they ended the beason Vbllll a 169 mark However four of these were to varblty or varelty reserve teams The Baby Bengals only other loss vsae to St Francls 34 32 They got thelr rex enge later m the Qeason as they blasted the Xthol Springs J V 38 1 lhe ,I V squad was led by I'1m Davls team lllgll aeorer Pat Slracuse and larry Carr Ien lxalznouskz lets loose or tuo pomts agamat ,hm llalmowskl and Len lxallnoslu arrue too late to lake Ryan F we rebound from Cathedral Prep defender V , iv . . - 9 , , . .i Y ,,. vw- 1 - - - M s 'a - v' P , - . , , v 1 v 1, Y .. . . , ' . . -v . . ., - A. vw V rv - - . . , . . Q is ' ' w A .

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Ceorge Cegenfurmer cages driving lap-up to extend the Timon lead in St. Francis game. Dan Donovan goes up for the rebound against Baker odds in . lemorial Audi- torium as Brian Cues! looks on. Special recognition came to co-cap- tains Brian Guest and Frank Cipriani as they gained All-Catholic honors. A vote of thanks is extended to coach 'Vlel Palano, moderator Fr. Cronan, and Athletic Director Fr. Donatus for the time and effort they put in while providing wholesome basketball en- tertainment to the students of Bishop Timon High School. The schedule was completed by eight non-league games. The South- siders amassed a total of seven wins out of this schedule. During the league season the Tigers suffered losses to St. .loeis and Ryan in the first round. Double victories over Canisius, Baker and Fallon and revenge wins over the Rams and Marauders constituted the cagers winning slate.

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Coach .Hel Paluno and his two captains, Dick lfhalen and Butch lan Kemmen, receive trophy symbolizing Jlsgr. Jlartin baseball supremacy. The- V958 'l'imun Baseball Tigers. under thi- vapahlv rnanagvnlenl ol' Nic-I Pulann. rua-lu-fl up ai season record of won 9. Inst 0. ln the sf-usmfs opener the- Southsislers Q-keel out a close I-0 win over their arvhrivul. Canisius. The- vlqillllbll hats 1-omhinvrl with the- no-hit pitching of llut1'h Yun Remnu-n to take mire of their next oppum-nts. thi- Hjan Rams. I2-0. The Bc-ngzils registers-fl their third win of thc vampaign hy handing the invad- ing Fallon Flyers il 10-0 setback. ASEBALL Tl.lNlON'S i959 VARSITY BASEBALL TIGERS -Bottom Row: Brien Bigelow, Kenneth Crossen, .Uartin Broivnsey, William Dr-egen, Chester Hejenu, Ronald Dziewski, and Richard Valtin. To Row: Robert Cagenfurtner, George Cogen- furtner, Larry Carr, Charley Fest, Brian Guest, Frank Cipriani, Robert ,Uillifr and Leonard Kalinowski.