St Justin High School - Justinian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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11 - 2 ABOUT THE GREEN AND WHITE ST. I11s'1'lN 13. . . . . .NoR'l'l1 I ,xY1c'l 111a o This was 21 I'z1i1'1y easy g2illlC hcc'z1usc N. I . hzul 110 oH'c11sC aL 2111. Sl. .IllSl,lll s scored thc hrsl touchdown aflscr Zl 111z1rc'h ol' 65 yards when L. Petrolio bufkccl ovcr fl'O1ll thc 3-yard 11110. Scucway scored thc scfoml 1ouc'hclow11 O11 21 Clll2l1'lCl'-llllfk sneak 2ll'lC1' hc had set Lhc sc1ori11g111z1y-1111 by Tllllllillg 25 yzmls to thc 2-yard line. L. Petrolio kickccl lhc cxlra point. ST. J1JsT1N o ............... CARRICK o This was 21 very 1121111 game and it cndccl in a scoreless Lic. Iiach 1621111 made one scoring lhl'C2ll,, SL. -IllSLiIl,S lllfllfhillg to the Carrick 5-yarcl line Zlllll missing 21 firsl down by inches. cowwv Kenra KEUG cameo sensvww sf-mn, Ghtgh '52 rf g Q W 11 111,152 HANNAN

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A RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORY The season just passed provided a fitting climax to St. Justin's football history. With the nieinory ol' a 1940 championship still fresh in the niinds of players who had helped win it, nothing would do the 1941 squad but a repetition of last yeai s league victory. And the victory was repeated-repeated by a team ol' crack players headed by Captain Fi'anc'is Seooge'l Keele who was named all IJlll'0l'lll2IlH two seasons in suctiession, and who tells the story as follows: FAGAN BROWN CRESNAN PETROLIO IWGAFFERTY Lfsrnouo RENZ .ff

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SOPH AND FROSH PLAYERS ANGLE FOR MORE TROPHIES ST. JUSTIN 17. .NCJR'1'I'I SIDE CA'1'11oL1C o This was a tough ga1ne until the fourth quarter when tl1e OPIJOHSHLS tired badly. Bob Brill started tl1e scoring wl1en he broke loose on a 53-yard jaunt to the ene111y's 7-yard line where he was p11lled dow11 from behind o11 a last 111i1111te tackle. From that ti111e on it was fairly easy with Petrolio scoring one touch- down and kicking a Held goal Zllltl two extra points, while Brill scored 011C touch- down on a 2 1-yard dash. ST. JUSTIN 15 ............. ST. 1.111411 o This was tl1e first leag11e game and proved to be the toughest game played so far. Though it ended i11 victory for them, St. KIllStlI1iS lost Petrolio and Jones for two weeks as a result of injuries. The scoring was divided between L. Petrolio with 13 and Conley with 2. ST. Jusrm lg ....... BURKEli'I l S'1'OYVN 20 This was tl1e only game in which S. H. was scored upon or lost. Everyone who played in that game deserves credit but special recognition should be given Ray- mond Baldy Brown who played the best ball of anyone o11 the field. St. Jus- tin's was leading 13-7 with but 5 111i1111tes to play YVl1CI1 Burgettstown scored two quick touchdowns to win. ST. j11s'1'1N I3 .......... ST. VEEONICA o . V J This game proved to be easy.'Tl3?op- ponents never once threatenedgt. fs goal line. L. Petrolio scored the first touchdown a11d C. Petrolio scored the otl1er on a pass from Brill.