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

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PELHAM 411 43 zikafff-ir f-nz-fir 'iff 2354 'fi 717 ii? C allmaiz drags down Pelham hall-carrier iffx-fxfbo ow F f ,VUKQ 6 - if 56 he PELICAN-f Blessed Sacrament 8 Pelham 7 A safety recorded by Hankman jack Williams in the second period eventually meant the dif- ference between victory and defeat in the Cards' encounter with the Pelham Pelicans, with BS emerging victorious, 8-7. Williams nailed a Pelham ball-toter behind the goal line in the final minute of the first half to give the Friedgen Legion a 2-0 bulge. With Dastoli, C.-:f1'N'0 Aobobpx X Vf 6. llll' ,Q ' 30 vf lf 9 lc l ill-Q llihillllw' the diminutive speed merchant, running wild in the second half along with Tocci, the Cards racked up a score in the third Canto. Cullinan slanted through guard and zipped four yards into the end zone to give BS and 8-0 plurality. Pelham struck back to register all its points in the last semester, but the Cards held on to the pigskin for the last three minutes to ice the decision. Cullzizan cuts out behind Toccilv fine blocking Dastoli speeds past would-be Pelican tacklei' YE-Vzllzams sroops to nah pass a gaznst Pelham if w w 6 f'N X 2 0 0 0 o

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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

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All Hallofws back evade: Cardinal tacleler ALL HALLOWS Tf?f3 5151 121 +1 f in-.21 -:rf 43-tl 475 491 aft H X Dnstoli gets bit from behind at midfield k W 1. R. , Ny X X w Q K ,- Z' 3 J ,algal Blessed Sacrament 6 All Hallows 39 With All-Met halfback Sam Mullins scoring three times, a talent-laden All Hallows con- tingent pulverized the Cards into submission for the second time, winning by a 39-6 count at Haag Field. BS was at its level worst for this fray, with halfback Dastoli and tackle Lou Zearo being the only gridders who gave an appreciable performance. Dastoli was breaking Barnett nails All Halloacs runner nicely Y -f loose consistently all day long and would have scored at least four touchdowns had be been the recipient of any downfield blocking. But Dastoli had to be content with one, that being a 29 yard thrust on a cutback off tackle in the first stanza. From there on in, the results were horrendous from the Cardinal stand- point. Tocci bcginsn cutback off tackle , ,ed Y git '- k 0 0 0 Q 47'-53