Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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CBA VARSITY RECORD CBA INDIVIDUAL SCORING CBA ...... 25 Kingston ..... 25 Player Pos. Pts. CBA ...... CCHS .............. ....... 7 Tom Bailey HB 48 CBA .v.... 25 Gloversville .......A.... 13 Ray Andi END 15 CBA .,.... 14 Cathedral 7 John DiCiulio FB I3 CBA ........ 7 Vincentian , 26 Bay Donnelly QB 12 CBA ....... 13 Albany High ,...,....... 21 Cartli Mac-Farland END 12 CBA ...., .,,,..,,. 7 La Salle .,,.,,....... .... I 1 Joe Illiazgu FB 12 124- Total Points 99 Bay Horan 'I'ACKl,E 6 Wlon 4 Lost 2 Tie 1 Jaelc Riley HND 6 CBA reshman ootball :quad Keeping the varsity uniforms in good con- dition was the job of Sylvester Delaney, Vin- eent Garufi, and William Fennell. These man- agers performed their duties well, under tlie capable direction of Brother Felix. First Row fleft lo rightl: J. Williaiiis, K. Killa-lea, l'. Mvliann, J. Donovan, A. Cardona, R. 0'llonnell, J. Maki, J. Sass:-rly, T. Mrliartlly, Second Row: B. Allen. Manager, A. tlordi, T. Condon, J. Mullen, E, Connell, E. Pittz, H. Barone, l'. Reynolds, A. Sant- andrea, Manager, Brother Anthony, COHCII. Third Row: lirotlu-r Williani, Coal-li. J. U'11agen, A. Dv- S0l'lIlP8ll, J. Branmlow, J. Blaaulroer, R. Riley, R. Bowman, J. 0'Connor, R. Illarsllok, J. Flynn. Missing from the picture: N. T4-liska, li. Carroll, C. Burns, M. Lyons. 508 VARSITY M ANA! JICBS Page one hzmdrcd fifteen

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Bob Andi, Bing Kissane, and Tom Bailey stagger in from pravtiee followed hy Paul Teufer, Ray Donnelly, Tom Burke, and John Romano. 'glmggo my head , hollers .lack Riley, junior end, as he is mauled lay two Vinventian defenders after catching a liailey aerial. Page one lmmdrecl fourteen Garth lNlaeFarlaml, CBA end, was rated the lu-st pass eatehing end in the eity this year. ln the Kingston game he ran wild su-oring onee and setting up another touchdown. Don Crotty, junior sensation, was named All-Albany for the sem-oml straight year lry the Times-Union. His all around play and drive has earned him a reputation as Irving one of the finest players exer to don the l'urple and Gold.

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s 5 2 I Front Row KI. I0 rJ: E. Roche, C. Sano, J. Keegan. S. Rinclla, Nl. Collins. Second Row: ,I U'9ullivan, M. Davis, M. flisondi, XV. Foley, C. Stuart.. J. Coniis. Captain John Keegan Page one hundred sixteen TH E SEASONS RECORD During October the Cross-Country team participated in one dual meet. defeating New Lebanon, l5--10, for a perfect score. The CBA harriers took the first seven places with Captain John Keegan taking individual honors. This meet served as a warm-up for the open meets in which the team made a good showing. ln thc Proctor Meet the team finished eighth, and in the Grout Meet the Brothers finished oth. Ed Roche was thc individual winner in the Class Division of the Cobleskill Meet, with the team taking second place hon- ors. At Cloversville the CBA harriers placed third. Brother Denis, Coach of thc team, brought the team along very nicely this year, and next ycar's prospects are bright, al- though the team will miss Sal Rina-lla. Chuck Sano and John Keegan.