Blessed Sacrament High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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EASTCHESTER 4- W' S517 45273253 X il? N1 Omlan starts npfield after grabbing pass f If ' Zearo. Borrelli and Searing stop Eagle back 'Q ,f at ,QQ ig- ...- , und Q 1 X 1...- f 'Zu s - 65 N X Q A fl, X Y ' X X , Blessed Sacrament 18 Eastchester 0 Coach Ralph Friedgen's gridiron squad launched its 1950 season in flashy style as Eastchester's Eagles succumbed to the Card- inals, 18-0, at Haag Field. Captain Cosmo Tocci sprinted to two touchdowns early in the first quarter to give the Cards a lead they never relinquished. Some fine running by Tocci, Tony Dastoli and jack Williams Tocci eludes Detltlealo of Eagles to score for BS wg, t t re 'l Q ,X la s an --A ' w, 1 7 I 1 blended IH with Skeets K2fY'0Skl,S gilt-edged passing to end Bill Orman, spearheaded the BS offensive assault. Dashes of six and four yards netted Tocci his two touchdowns while Karvoski's pass to Hankman joe Mosca notch- ed the final six pointer. Dastoli's 76 yard gal- lop in the Hnal period was the longest run from scrimmage during the game. Tocci scampers through big hole in Eastcbester line f 1'Y'-4 s La it -X J I ,gt - N ,

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Three Cards coizfverge on Cadet back BLESSED SACRA MFNT Fullback jim Cullinan came into prominence in the Cards' third game of the season as hard- driving jimmy played the game of his life in leading Sacrament to a tremendous 13-7 upset victory over a potent Cardinal Farley Military Academy team at Rhinccliff, NX. Though he did not score any of the touchdowns, Cullinan was highly instrumental in setting up the tal- lies, which were accounted for by Dastoli and Tocci. Fleet-footed Dastoli notched his six- Dastoli mzilx Farlcyire with O7'7llz1l1 I 51 J C0711 ing up the rear CARDINAI, FARLEY 7 pointer on a 28 yard end sweep in the initial quarter, and Barnett's conversion gave the Cards a 7-0 edge. The score stayed that way till the middle of the third period, when Tocci bucked off tackle from one yard out for a TD. Farley counted in the final stanza, but sterling defensive play by Don Ramaglia, Bill Mitchell and Al Donovan cut short another Farley drive in the waning seconds, to clinch the verdict for the Cardinals. 5' Q g - x 'J -Y aq3?i3'37.Sz5,r4k Wlllzams U01 and Bnrwellx rush CFMA passer Dastolz U01 eludes