Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Defensive Team in action. no S Xt Mi? f 80 The STRIKING XVI-IITE foiled an old rival, Palmetto, in the clos- ing minutes of the Oct. 29 game, to make it three straight xvins for the Jesuit squad. The TIGERS ten- acious defense held a rugged Pal- metto team on our ovvn one. Spear- heading the defensive effort were Ed Shea, joe XY'ehle, Don Taylor, Gus Vanliepoel, and Todd Bray. The defensive unit held their foe to a minus 29 yards in the second half. Jesuit began the one and only touchdown drive of the game with four minutes left and on our own 20. Nine plays later, Cimino lofted a 22 yard pass to jack Kaufman for the score. It ended 7-O, with the game dedicated to a person whom we will all long remember.

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A state minded jesuit squad fol- lowed Ed Cimino to a 19-6 victory over Kathleen, their eighth victory of the year. Ed passed for one touchdown and ran the two others. The first play from scrimmage was a 52 yard pass from QB. Les Sum- ner to Cimino and the XVHITE were in scoring position. Cimino then tossed 12 yards to Charlie Bisbee in the end-zone for the score. Early in the second quarter Kathleen tied the game 6-6, but from then on found the TIGER defense too tough and were through for the night. The TIGERS were still to show more ability with a 60 yard drive with Cimino plung- ing over for another 6. In the third quarter, Cimino again did the trick with another short, but ravaging scamper. Cimino was complemented by the skill and speed of Q.B. Les Sumner and Back jack Kaufman. On defense, end joe Wehle was responsible for a fine show with 12 unassisted tackles. Massari, a sophomore, did a fine job and he remains a threat in the years to come. The Jesuit supporters at the final outing of the TIGER season saw an exciting, but heartbreaking con- test. Bishop Barry, looking for a homecoming victory, proved to be tougher than expected. Scoring twice in the first half, Barry tasted the win at half-time. In the second quarter, the TIGERS scored on an 80 yard drive led by Cimino's pas- sing to Perry Rogers and finally a 14 yard T.D. to jack Kaufman and a much needed score. The second half began as a do or die situa- tion for the state-minded TIGERS. Starting with a punt return by Kaufman to the Baron 48, the TIGERS drove deeper and deeper into the opponents territory. Cim- ino slashed into the right side for another score after a 10 yard effort. On ,lesuit's next possession, they drove inside the 10 but were stalled by a fumble which proved our greatest mistake of the season. In the third quarter, game tied at 15- 15, the TIGERS fought valiantly but were hurt by key penalties after Several well executed drives. Witli seconds remaining, a freak fumble, a quick snatch, and an inspired Barry guard dealt the TIGERS their second loss of the season and ended their bid for state. Final score was 21-13.

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