Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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51. Joes catcher Reed liohorieh tnips Tonzmy U illiams at home plate in crucial contest at Delaware 'ark Vllllll0Il.S next vietory did not eome as easily as those before. It look a line throw by 'lliIIl0Il.S left-fielder. Joe Venture. to nab an Baker-Yietorj runner at the plate, thus giving the Bengals a I-0 win. In another elose eontest the Tigers eame from behind to npend the St. Joe nine 8-5. Beginning the seeond round of play the Soulhsiders again nosed out a one run vietory by defeating Canisius 2-I. The Men of the Green and Gold then took eare of the Ryan Rams in short order. subdning them by the seore of 4-0. Delaware Park proved to be the firing grounds for the Timon bats as they bombed out 21 hits and 19 runs in their win over the Flyers of Fallon, 19-0. Timon backstop Kenny Crosson gets ready to lash out a hit in Baker- l 'ictory game. QQ !E'!L.s.'-- T' . 2:4 if f . U 1 '- V . j-- V , ' ...J Q ff Q 4 , ' A T Nl, f .idk fi .- .g..f-I. Frank Cipriani shows batting formvwhich rates him as a top prospect in Western New York. All-Catholic Butch lan Remmen poses for a TALISJIAIV photographer before one of last yeafs performances.

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X 1 KX M0 J TIMON'S 1959 JV BASEBALL TEAM-Kneelin : D. DeBello, J. Miller, R. Schultz, A. Costello, J. Furman, D. Gomey, J. Gorski. Standing: J. Kane, S. Pollock, EI. Whalen, J. Cavanaugh, W. Miller, W. Nlueller, A. Stalome, R. lllain, and J. 0'Conners. Gaily Gill scores another nm for the Tigers Cubs at St. Joe's fie The Baby Bengals last year predicted great things for the future by compiling an undefeated season under the coaching of Bob Barrows. Their won 8 lost 0 record was marred only by ties with St. Francis and St. Joe. The season was highlighted by a seven inning no-hitter by Chuck Fest. Fest and Ron Dziegelski provided most of the Tiger Cub's pitching strength. Both had a won 3 lost 0 record. The team,s offensive punch was supplied by Brien Bigelow, ,I ack Horner and Roger Hund. St. Joe runner slides safely into third base under Mike Beeker's lug. sQlC4' I7