St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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cpt f fense flnally gave In before the many opportum tres offered by the offensive umt and allowed two more tollues In rapld succession S Joe 12 Ryan-O Undaunted by their loss to Camslus the Maroon gnd squad came back to vnndncate themselves by a l2 to O victory over Ryan on September 27 at Nichols Field U: After a close flrst three quarters the Scents moved Into hugh gear In the fourth stanza when John Crottys pass to Phil Shalala paid off In a TD A pass by quarterback .lerry Burns advanced the plgskln to the Rams two and the versatile Burns then sneaked through for the flnal tally St Joe-0 Tlmon-6 The mspured playmg of the Marauders held the M oofo fopR . .' -'Q' I we :L ' 1 f I '- f ., r ' 4 , 1 ,Q 'I , M, me , . V' s ..,, S , 'b-Q. ff, ' X- - , , V' 4 , ,. W. , Q . . U94 ' Q Surowiec runs back inter e ed pass agains Ryan. - I ' 1- . . , . I ar n rward wall ' s s am. , 1 , ur. ,. ,.

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128 .73 :Y if , ,r ,mx iffifsit- .. X, M. W.:-J, it ' ,PB Jerry Burns, Co-Captain 1' J Mike Riniolo, Co-Captain Football St. Joe-0 Canisius-19 The St. Joe Marauders dropped their opening game of the season to Canisius on Friday, Septem- ber l8. Over 5000 fans in Civic Stadium sow the Crusaders capitalize on repeated St. Joe errors to gain a l9-O victory. Late in the second quarter a series of misplays was capped by a costly fumble on the St. Joe five yard line. On the first play after recovering Ca- nisius scored to go out in front. During the entire second and third quarters the team was unable to complete successfully even one offensive play. Every play was marred by an interception, or more frequently by a fumble or a penalty. Defensively the Maroon more than held its own until late in the last stanza when the de- Front row: G. Zientara, manager, J. Maiorana, G. Weiss, R. DiPirra, J. Burns, J. Burns, W. Gondek, R. Nero, R. McQuaid, D. Dwyer. 2nd row: D. Zachiewicz, manager, G. Navadel, A. Gibney, D. Vaughn, P. Kurban, D. Wal lach, F. Fechter, F. McCoy, M. Riniolo, P. Shalala, J. Rotundo, manager. 3rd row: Br. B. William, moderator, A. McCabe, R. Surowiec, R. Schoell, J. Rauh, P. Cunningham, N. Bliss, D. Blake, G. Delaney, A. Ponto, coach, F. Hart- ney, assistant coach. A I 'AL A 1 L ' . L .

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