Holy Redeemer High School - Campanile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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- I9 CAMPANILE 32 J. MAHER J. KULICK J. GILLIS Redeemer 6-Saini Joseph O In the tenth game between the two schools the Lions defeated Saint Joseph by a 6-O score. The Lions scored late in the third period after a sustained drive had carried the ball to Saint Joe's three-yard line, from where LaCross carried the ball over. In the waning moments of play the Redeemer team was forced to make a desperate goal-line stand to prevent Saint Joseph from tying the score. Carter and O'Connell were important factors in the Redeemer victory. Redeemer I2-Saint Catherine 0 Redeemer continued its string of victories over Saint Catherine by easily defeating their rivals at Southwestern. With little difiiculty the Lions scored two touchdowns in the first half. The rest of the game both teams relied on straight football. In the latter half many Redeemer substitutes saw service. The consistent play of lVlcShane proved outstanding in this league game. Carter Runs Ends in St. Joe's Game Page Eightyffour

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e I9 CAMPANILE 32 - R. CASH C. DUVA E. CARTER An unusual coincidence came about as a result of the O-0 score: this being the third year the two schools have engaged in a scoreless tie. Redeemer 6-De La Salle Zi In the most thrilling game of the year the Lions went down to a 21-6 defeat before the Catholic Champions. La Salle scored their first touchdown early in the game. The Lions then received the kick-off and started a march down the Held which ended with Maher carrying the ball over for a touchdown. Redeemer 0-Saini' Mary 27 The Purple eleven entered the Saint Mary's fray heavily outweighed by their opponents. In the first half Redeemer not only held their opponents scoreless but actually outplayed them. However, in the second half Saint Mary's drove through the tiring Redeemer line for four touchdowns. Foolball Squad Top Row: A. Kulick, T. Cronkovitch, J. Gillis, E. LaCross, J. Schneider. Middle Row: W. O'Mara, R. Cash, 1. Glaser, J. Sabo, H. Campbell, J. Kulick, C. Duva, M, Connelly. Bottom Row: J. Maher, J. Livernois, R. Wimmer, H. Mcshane, E. 0'Connell, E. Carter, V. Liptow. Page Eightyfthree

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-'Q' I9 CAMPANILE 32 ..-.. E, LA CROSS A. KULICK G. LIVERNOIS Redeemer 0-Saini' Anthony 7 Redeemer started the Saint Anthony game, rated heavily the underdog, for the Red team had built up an impressive series of victories on the gridiron. However, the outcome of the game was an agreeable surprise to even the most optimistic Redeemer rooter. In this game the Purple gridders outplayed their opponents in every department of play, gaining more than twice as many first downs as Saint Anthony: but fumbles at crucial moments made the downfall of the Lions possible. Redeemer 8-Alumni 0 The Lions gained revenge for their previous tie by defeating the Alumni on Thanksgiving Day. The first score came in the third quarter when an Alumni punt was blocked and recovered over the goal-line for a safety. In the fourth quarter an intercepted pass and an end run placed the ball on the Alumni two-yard line from where McShane scored a touchdown on a line plunge. In this game McShane, Carter, Stuve, O'Connell, Glaser, and Sabo bat- tled their last for the Purple and Gold. LaCross Hits Tackle in Orchard Lake Game Page Eightyfjive