Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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down re! another Ryan back TIMON I3 FALLON 0 ln the srxth grmc ol the seison Trmon met 1 formrd tble opponent rn Brshop F rllon from the Northsrde They entered the Qrme as underdogs and emerged the vrctors On the second play from scrrmmage Murrry Regtn took r hand off from quarterback Joe Kerber and went the drstance of 90 yirds for r touchdovm After Trmon got the edge thrs turned rnto 1 defense battle between the two teams Men lrke Syzmanskr Zasada Slack Ernst and Srewrc constantly brought down Fallon men for very short or no earns at all ln the second quarter Murray Regan was swrtched to the lonely end posrtron and after settrng the pl ry up nrcely Joe Kerber hrt Regan wrth a down the mrddle pass on the I5 yard lrne and Regan carrred rt the rest of the way The score was I3 0 rn favor of Trmon at the half way mark and rn the second halfthe defense held solrdly agarnst runnmg as vsell as passrng to enable the Trgers to brrng home an rmpressrve shut out vrctory TIMON 33-RYAN 0 After therr rmpressrye wrn over Cardrnal Dougherty the men from South Buffalo took on the Ryan Rrms No one seemed rmpressed wrth Trmons lone wrn so Ryan wis the favorrte But what should haxe been a close game turned rnto a rout Trmon hrt pay drrt nyc tlmeS The frrst touchdown came rn the hrst quarter After a sust uned drrve Murray Regan blotted over from the three yard lme Thrs was Regan s first TD rn a Trmon unrform but rt was not to be hrs last by any means He went on to score two more touchdowns rn the gime to break hrs four year famrne wrth a feast The thrrll of the day came when Jack Horner took a punt on hrs own 42 yard lme and wrth the help of some beautrful blockrng especrally bv Regan streaked down the srdelrnes for a touchdown Defensrwely too Trmon as a team vras out standrng Ryan who had a hrghly regarded offense was constantly stopped for short garns and therr hrghly rated pass offense was stalled contrnuously Dan Danahy exen managed to prek off one of these passes and return rt 44 yards for a TD GRACIOUS WINNERS Fallon s ourslandrng ana' Jeri y .lakubczak grabs a pass as Johnny Mann and Murry Regan prepare to upend hrm I . I I ' A 1 Iv ' Z . . . . , . Z 1 D . 1 1 1 1 2 H . V. Z V ' V ' . 1 1 ,1 - - I In 1 . Q 1 1 ' 1 1 , Murray Regan mover in hom his line backing position Io pull . I gr - ' 2 ' . 1 ' - g ' L . J . K . V , .- 1 I 1 i HL L ' 2 ' ' f 2 z ' . ' . I 1 1 2 . . ' . I

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DUFFY 6-TIMON 0 The meeting of the Timon and DulTy gridders proved to be mostly a defensive battle for both teams. Although the Southsiders gave the fans an excellent exhibition of football, the boys from Duffy in the end emerged vic- torious over the Tigers. This was the third setback in a row for Timon's eleven. Duffy scored when their quarterback, Joe Ryan, com- pleted a pass to John Jaconelli on the ten and he ran the remaining distance for the lone and winning TD of the day. Although Timon penetrated deeply into the Duffy zone, they failed to hit pay dirt for the third straight game. The game was a hard fought one but DufTy's vic- tory proved that they received the opportunity and took .l? advantage of it. The sight of Johnny Mann clearing Dougherty's end became a familiar sight just as he is shown here picking up big yardage. ..!- ,na ' ,V -.IAS - 49-s-5-':'a4b.'ff ,5,ig, ' Jlkvff' -.M lui 'Mo .A 5'-PK:-.N ' I-as . -Ni... T J 'L' 4 ' ' 1 .T-1i3'ffiu 4. J L' -we A-1 .1 Mtv ' ' . - - W - ' f...-7 ' .1 Q 1. i , -.ry f Q- if .174 i'..l 4'-3 1' ,-NXT' .3 ew' gs ,g 1'4!g:: L, 3, Tjsvl Y .r- i J :ei Ji ' , K, f' , - ,ana ' . ,.,fs,,Kifa?L 311 U :rQi:,4gaz,,:II'Q Q: .r -V 1 . sl gi . l, if 4 , -V ...P ,lg , V, 4- ' I 4. ig - -J'-'i e'f'ft f7!1 giia e-:lifxfi ' tra-X 1 PL' '- 'Q' . ,, , . ' . -1 1'-4 mx 6 , . . c '3..,7f 'z' -a ..'1 s.fu.. in . 1 -, f, -. - .alfa 'E' wflq fi' .pb E gf ev ' Q. M , .K f -X 'W Jack Horner is hauled down after picking up valuable yardage lhrough Ihe cenrer of DuHy's line. TIMON 34-DOUGHERTY 0 Victory at last! On a very windy fall afternoon Timon smothered the new entry into the league, Cardinal Dougherty, by a score of 34-O to break their winless streak. Early in the game with the help of the hard running of Jack Horner and Lenny Kalinowski Timon worked the ball down to the opposition's 16-yard line. From there Kalinowski lugged the ball for a touchdown and the first score of the game and of the season. The extra point was made and Timon led 7-0. From this point on Timon's offense shifted into high gear but the defensive team too was practically impreg- nable to any oilensive maneuvers the young Dougherty team tried. The fine passing of Joe Kerber accounted for another score in the second quarter. Starting the second half with a 13 point bulge the Tigers turned loose their runners Jim Bieger, John Man and Dale DelBello for 21 more points. The hurt of the first three games was lessened in the general atmosphere of victory.

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TIMON I3-BAKER VICTORY 0 The Tigers posted their fourth consecutive victory by downing their rivals from Lackawanna I3-0. The game, played at Lackawanna Stadium, was slowed considerably by the worst playing conditions encountered all year long. It was a cold rainy night, with the field being a sea of mud. The Green and Gold drove 54 yards the first time they got the ball. The drive featured by the hard running of Murray Regan was completed when he ripped off tackle for 6 yards and the TD. The fired-up Braves from Baker held the Tigers until the 4th quarter when they started another drive. Featured by the expert ball handling of Sophomore quarterback, Jim Stanley, the drive was con- cluded when Murray Regan bolted into the end zone for his second score of the day and his seventh in his last three games. The bright spot of the day was Jim Stanley, who showed promise of good things to come in the future. MANLY LOSERS! l l l l l .4 A I Dick Zasada and .lack Slack open lhe gales but a Baker defender has managed to get in the back door. AQUINAS I9-TIMON 7 Timon journeyed to Aquinas of Rochester for their last game in an attempt to win their fifth victory in a row and avenge a 34-6 loss suffered last year at the hands of the Little Irish . By using sweeping end runs and short tiat passes the Little Irish took a I9-O lead before the Tigers were able to hit paydirt on a Keber to Stallone pass which covered 63 yards. The Tigers had the opportunities but were hindered by fumbles and penalties. The whole starting unit of the Tigers was to be com- mended for their line play. The Tigers. once again showed. as they had all year. that they would not quit. The loss evened the Tigers' season record at 4 wins and 4 losses. Although the season could not be called tre- mendous it could be called a success because of their fine comeback. Congratulations are also in line for head coach. Gene O'Connor. line coach. Jim Gibbons and the rest of the coaching stafi for a job well done.