Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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'S 7 '01 Iabovel Notre Dame's Bob Peltz dashes to a first down on the Austin 25 yard line. On the next play, he arched a colorful touchdown toss to Tom Bolz. The Irish missed the extra point. This turned out to be disastrous. Capitalizing on an Irish fumble, the Friars scored the touchdown and extra point with only minutes left to play. The fighting Irish kept the crowd of 6000 on edge by beginning a spirited march down to the Austin I8 yard stripe. Hopes for victory as well as for a repeat as division champs were crushed when star quarterback Peltz was smothered and crippled on a pass attempt with seconds remaining. INDIVIDUAL SCORING TDs PAT TOTALS BOLZ, TOM 4 O 24 PIERCE, DON 2 O I2 KADY, BOB 2 O I2 KRAMER, PHIL I I 7 IMPULLITTI, GARY O 7 7 PELTZ, BOB I O 6 BIERNAT, BOB I O 6 BULGARELLA, JOE I O 6 CHIODO, DON I O 6 GARASCIA, GEORGE I O 6 Totals I4 8 92 67

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SCOREBOARD N.D. Opponent I2 CATHEDRAL CENTRAL 6 AUSTIN 39 SALESIAN 0 UNIV. of DETROIT HIGH 21 ST. JOSEPH T4 DE LA SALLE I2 I3 92 Totals eo 'ft 3-T llbovel Co captanns Tom Bolz and Larry Schehr awaut the toss of the com to open the I958 football season wlth a game against Cathedral Central 38 tis XA NOTRE DAME 12 CATHEDRAL 6 The lrlsh took the opening kickoff and wnth llghtmng like precusnon marched 64 yards an 4 plays for the touch down The bug play was a 22 yard scoring toss from All Catholic back Bob Peltz to All Cnty end Tom Bolz lplay pictured at rlghtl After a 48 yard touchdown run for Cathedral the Irish got a bug break when due to ram a Cathedral punt went astray Peltz scored three plays later 66 fx NOTRE DAME 6 AUSTIN 7 A - 1 f .V 1 K M K' U i - ef.. 2 .2 Y . v- ,Am 5 r ' A ' 2 I ' ' ' 4 if :lift 5 3 I 'I it V' iff -:ww ' 'Ns'-ff' ,. 1 W' A lf' X I ' I A I' Hy M 45 f 4'a.tmjLN7 al 55 M. f ' 1 V. t.. I ' ,ga-,Q .I - l - A fy .Y Va- AL . . , , ,F , T my V' . ' . . , ' I Y V f , 1 1 W - . . -'yy W if 1-QQ.. , '

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After walking away from Salesian the week be- fore, 39-O, the fired-up Irish took on powerful U. of D. High. Defensive play dominated the game. The stub- born Irish Iine bottled up the Cub's hard-running backs til the Third quarter, when U. of D. broke the ice by capitalizing on breaks. The upset-minded Irish could not get their offense rolling without the serv- ices of star quarterback Bob Pelz. The game ended in a Cub victory, I2-O. NOTRE DAME 0 U. of D. 'I2 1rightI Notre Dame's George Gar-ascia 1815 outmaneuvers the Cub secondary to snare a pass in the clear. 1beIowi The fired-up Irish defensive line breaks through to throw a Cub back for a loss. Larry Shehr 1303, Frank Bonner 1615, Ron Kolito 1655-and Mike Kurkierewicz 1761 rush in to help, as Bob Zinger 1831 makes the tackle. Don Pierce 1222 and Tom McEvoy 1755 are on the ground. hal