Iona Preparatory School - Saga Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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li - 7 1 lllilflllfzrzzifzfrnlfllfrfzfzrl RIGHTENED by the sparkling play of piston-legged Ducky OConnell and Jim McLoughlin, the lona Midgets concluded a successful gridiron campaign of six triumphs and one tough setback. incidentally, their only loss came at the clutching hands of a bigger and tougher Bronx Rams squad who stopped the lrish stone cold dead on the football field, to the tune of l8 6 The season's climax came when the Maroon and Gold, after yielding twelve big points in the initial quarter, rallied in the game's late stages to defeat a much larger All Hallows team, 33-l2. The first team saw Mitchell May and Lee Lahey at the end positions, while Jim Martin and Dan Collins combined to form a formidable pair of tackles. Flanking Mike Mallon at center were guards Jack Kneuer and George Prince. The backfield had Dave Smith at quarter, Jim McLoughlin, Ed McKenna and Pete Brunemeister alternating a't the halfs, and Ducky O'- Connell at fullback. MIDGET FOOTBALL RECORD Immaculate Conception.-. ..... O lona ....,,,....... 26 lona .... ..,,,., 3 3 Holy Family ................. ........ 6 lona ...A ....... 6 Bronx Rams ....... .... ...,.... l 8 lona .... ....... 3 7 St. Augustine .,... ..,,.... 6 Iona ..,. ,..,,,. 3 3 All Hallows ....... ......... l 2 lona..-- ,,..... I3 Queen of Peace ......,. -.--- 6 lona .....,aa,..... 4l Blessed Sacrament .,.a.,, ...,,...,... 6 ..-dj -if-5 5 j , Y Y 4 ., , -'L gx xx? XXXX l Line: M. May, J. Martin, J. Kneuer, M. Mallon, G. Prince, D. Collins and L. Lahey. Q Backs: J. McLoughlin, D. O'Connell, P. Brunemeister and E. McKenna.