Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Philqv Schuyler took cz 25-6 beating Jerry Wilber PURSUES Amsterdam halfback, The Devils' next foe, Philip Schuyler, took a 25-6 beat- ing with Grant gaining 300 plus yards and Campbell scoring his lirst touchdown. With the defense led by Cerasano Linton gave up only one touchdown. Perhaps slightly overconfident, Linton took on winless Troy and went to the locker room with a mere one touch- down halftime lead. Coming back and playing the foot- ball of which they were capable, Linton came home a 28-0 victor with F alvo, Serotta, and Grant scoring second half touchdowns. The defense again was strong headed by Wilber, Kelly, Cerasano, and junior Lolfredo who received the game's defensive trophy. In a grueling defensive battle, the Blue Devils edged their next foe, Bishop Gibbons, with Grant scoring the game's only touchdown. Montgomery scored one on a beautifully executed bootleg but to no avail when a clipping penalty was called. With less than 3 minutes in the game, Gibbons was driving inside the home teamls 20, but again, a fired up defense held with outstanding play by Bates, Grant, Wilber, Cerasano, and Kelly. Wilber received the defensive trophy. A1 Serotta PREPARES TO TACKLE Mont Pleasant receiver A 6 , lf :1 Y ,Y I 'A L nt,

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