LaSalle College Prep High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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La Salle 20 North Catholic 0 .. 1 , HRipperu Collins was numloer one man as captain against North Catholic as La Salle defeated them for the first time in history. Murph told uBunlcyH to talce the hall off taclcle and Nlclwenamin went right to touch- down territory on the second play--45 yards. North went no place against Grande and company. V, fini, XM La Salle 52 f K St. Thomas More 0 1 , A wealc St. Thomas More team gave up the ghost as La Salle steam-rollered its way to a third league victory. Schaefer and Gila- laons hoofed it across the final stripe at the outset with Collins, McCann and Snyder following the lead. Snyder romped 50 yards with a Tommie lateral. Captain uBunlcyu lVlclVlenamin ran the distance in his favorite triple reverse, hut a penalty stopped him. La Salle 0 WW! i St. Josephss 0 N, M St. Josephys hall, one yard to go for a touchdown, with four tries. They may still he trying, hut Kuney and his comrades fol- lowed Jim Bonderis instructions to the letter and a looping line made the Prep attaclc droop right there. lVlclVlenamin and Schaef- fer loalanced this hrilliant defense with an attaclc that all hut matched that of the highly- rated Maroon outfit. In fact We outplayed our rivals in the liirst half. ff!! WK La Salle 6 N f , 1 South Catholic 7 1 . Vvith Hugh Jeffers haclc in harness. South Catholic scored seven points hefore a startled La Salle team could collect itself. ln the second half a different story unfolded itself as uButtonU Hill led the line and HBunlcyH lVlclVlenamin ran sixty yards that involved the thrilling recovery of his own fumhle. As we missed the point we had to lceep trying, hut victory eluded us. La Salle 23 Central 0 I x l .f, 'Wlurphyn led the Blue and Gold forces to llinish the season in triumph. Gur dynamic quarterhaclc hurled homhs to all points and then sent infiltration troops in the persons of BunliyU lVlclVlenamin ttwicel, Schaefer and Collins. For a llinal touch, we pulverized left tackle with an end-around. Big Jimys line played typical La Salle hall.

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lue Sz Gold Passers Annex Catholic Crown n lug e of za lacl fy xx lllcil lmskezs, mlm sutillvr bans could lpel' ull' luwurfl thi-ir goal, l li- me ui eulglv out any one indi- Ql for p l' tl in 1 xl e n L recognition Q1 be ai guise injustice Lu the re- ling meinm-rs of the squad. I is uut 'Jw TEAM. Let Us gllfe l. Meelmn Says . p-A115 uns in mrlleel under' ZLSZCQTZLUL 15142 Lu Szxllc, Collvge High Svhf muuli While the will ml slump-- iuzlrkers. gn m tl zmd vo llumrs lwsitlurs gin Hz, 'l'lwn1zis mule 115-1 lwzni lwlklru thc lixpl-:rl-is found ilu'-lr bearings. lmnxb xlvtnunlul for the lone tally l-. ml tl tx than ulpym zl ie- E lluuml mm the cirule and soon zl layup 5 my lwps lllaxrkulin and anullwr foul l by Utlrus put the score at sixezlll. Shop' pork layup and Msllxefs tap-in up for Welclings two Ciallzxgliefs stab shot. The score was lllefxll at the first quarter. pointer and l me recugnitiou that a team dl'0PPC'dH'ihHl'iQf' ing moments cumming h of the league race ami ui Shvpper Byrne Five Joseph Fathollc Xlnl e Q ulmlic 'I Mini- i Clmmpions I onvluble fc-Q nrt against nine-f tem victories uillmut tuurnaments. A-vylnml ww new mln taint-fl for! 1 lwiillm- conquests stlllpu Kiley entered l the lkzxirwylwlrllzl Stale Uzxlllolic Cham' l pinnship 'l'mu'nzuncnt at Williamsport, Im, Tm- mgil: my Curllulic mms of l Vin: slate, baswi on seilsoifs records, will ln uit last Eve years School inline from A1 and Julmatown clvmxpwris On 'tl the Cul lwlin ummm Oli 5 ing zllt- su-rnwtl livv. xwupl in it :sierra v, ganna- ul' ilu at thu l-'nleslrei All IO. The I-lluv Lxml Gold scoring this umm by and Burns. came lrnm 343 edge as usual and garner i0 straight Hill Maller first ll set Shot from Ihr' mit ulin Slippvcl ln to drop Slieppvx' converted uvo Eddie Burns a as thc again D01 gllertg. from the n set shot Shepper got a tap-in and el point was of or nut, repre- representing Support Let last, .ind al tlropptml other during this exhililtlon by Gal- lagher. Final count was 3831. and Murph an- i, I0 9 513-438 F P Sl. Thom!! G F P: , G Waldlny 3 Z S ' 014 Warfield . 0 0 0 0 BIt:Cnr!lly W 1 1 3 S Glue M... .0 0 0 8 llecket , ,. 0 0 0 0 Byrne ,.,.,, 1 -L G 4 Murlrby 0 0 0 3 Gallagher .. 4 ll 14 43 Tom! .M 9 13 31 s I l l l J l E 1 l on rolled around and a one-hander Lu rt layup. score 16-fi. Keogh made Q1 before the came to 11 halt, Flutilo took fcrf 1 efforts wake to Nlurph much for stalwart as our ball the oppune by some phenomenal means the and in. Mnrplz, and Dougherty exchanged fo ' ull. to roll made three O'Halloran score 2318 last period The last for open plrlvrer shots over the C, 3 field gf walked l ' per. Burns. hand, tufiityy with out Totals ..,, ,.. Ls Salle ,, ,, WGS! Caibclli: to '70-14 Maher La Salle under thu leader- La Sullu quintet. st Czltlmlic squad in the Vzxtlmlic Clizunpionsliip West Philly Speed- being far from sl-nw up to 746 at the end Ulf, The Explorers opened the second pei-lotl with a hopeful showing, on a set shot and 21 foul by Ed Slxepper. The outlook and score, however, rapidly changed. The' Speedboys, who had been missing plenty of shots, went on al scoring rampage and piled up a total uf 12 points to send West Philadelphia zillcuu by the score of 18-10, Nelson llolzli, Gene Resnick and Charles Leon- ard, :lll lxolduvcrs from last year. were the big guns in this scoring spree. Thus at thc half the score stood 18 lo I0 in favor of the Spcedboys, ha Salle Rallies' ln Third In me lhlrd session, La Salle lcd by All-lfutlmlic Bill Maher and John Mlodzianowski, rallied with a dazzling carrie-ci them to ax 23-Bl advantage, however, was Bobb followed after La :Attack unix L-dgc, Thu short lnml offense with a Held goal to tie time that Nod. , lg mln- xan and I ilmluling ated the foul. but thlS +1 for- with for a paced the for a Markulln of West ball