St Martins Episcopal School - Shield Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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CLIFFORD SUTTER IEFF TARKINGTON STEVE WATTS I-lalfback End Tackle 0' ' . 5 :EE W A if Mid City BART WEBB End The Saints pushed their 7A sr. MAR?I'lN'S ISQ-md to 3.0.2 Tiilld tietrtwsa vlcvoa. 3310 mark to 441-2. Mid-City is 0-4 in district and 1-6-yi onthe season-t St. Martirfs marched 35iyards Muckiey Stars in Wingafter partially blocking a Mid- City punt-in the first period. it Over Mid'CitY J liGan1ble got his fingers on the By JAY HANDELMAN Carl Muckley scored one touch- ball and .the officially traveled- only one yard. Hatch gained 22 yards in the driver with down and threw for another asfDU1'I0HIi Caffying ill f1'0m, U'-0, e T f the St. Martin's Saints trimmed the Mid-Center Pioneer 33-0 in? 3 District 7A battle Saturday night at Kirsch-Rooney Stadium. Muckley had the nights long- est run, a 42-yard sprint, and he ter recovering a Mid-Cityi f ble on the Saints? 20-yardg stripe, St. Martrirfs scored in, three plays in the second period. Runs of eight and 37 yards by Muckley set up Hatchisi 35-yard scoring run. The Saintstimade it 311 . ie -i:, t 's Af 2 ' Um also pitched 3 23'yard it0uC'h'20-0 with a minute Ieftin the down aerial toiMike Murphy. ' half when Muckley capped-77 a Other scoring included twoii-yard drive by hitting Murphy one-yard runs by Cameron Dun- on a 23-yard pass. T can sandra 35-yard dash bYi2iad.'Z'l?5 f? 'izzzigziitziz VVS W? Hurst Hatch Hank Gamble boot- 5CG 'lQ1 SM - Dunmf lswfd d 'th . ' t isfxnginbggxoigmckgti-vord run '4nnss?ta Iedi ' - ' 1 I . e ree extra S' i SM-Murphy, 23-vord D055 from Muck- Muckleyl led an runners with 'ex3MSg'5'J'nt1lS3 'ffgfgh runttoambze mole 124 yards including a 37-yard SMQMUCKM, 42-vqrd mn ood: talked? run whichrimmediately preced- ed Hatch's scoring romp. it QQ: 'im ew Q..

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i -0 St. John, PQ Us , - 'vis .Q STUART NEAL DOUG NESTER TOMMY SHEPHERD ERNIE SIMS Guard Halfback Kicker Guard Ls -QQ '42 - Q I f sa p I S 6 X 'ft 'U . m I n jk, I' gt -L -A i it Ne. ...fg- SAINTS TAKE 'yard pass in the middle of the second quarter for St, Martin's the PAT. To onext touchdown. Corliss kicked i I St. Martin's Gets an Easy Wind Over St. John By LOUIS LASSUS The St. Martin Saints shut out the St. John Prep Chargers, 47-0, Saturday night in a Dis- trict 7A game at NORD Stadium. Carl Muckley scored the Saints' first touchdown on an eight-yard run. Cameron Dun- ken passed to Danny Maxson for the PAT. Muckley ran 50 yards for the Saints second TD. Steve Corliss kicked the PAT. St. Martin's third TD was scored late in the first quarter an a 16-yard blast by Pepper Hatch. Muckley ran the PAT. Dunken hit Hatch with a 45- A seven-yard pass from Dun- ken to Hank Gamble late in the second quarter put the Saints on the score board again. Corliss kicked the PAT. No one scored in the third quarter. Benny Brown ran two yards for the 'Saints' sixth touchdown. Corliss' kick was wide. St. Mar- tin7g last TD was scored on a 60-yard pass from Muckley to Mike Murphy. Muckley's at- itempt to run the PAT failed. The Saints' first TD was set yup when Gamble blocked a- gCharger punt giving St. Martin fthe ball on the Prep 16, Two iplays later Muckley carried for the TD. t M-Johns, 5 run fkick foiiedi. WJME-Shipo,S.'!,,blocked num in end zone i gjlilclggwell, 17 run Uobnson rum. 1 M-Johns. 'I run lkick fclledi. EL' I 'S' 'i 1 tl' 5 wir Qi T i , .. 4' A Q Y N .W:,,..x Q r 'Sw . vs 'frg .af . ' Q3 ww s f ,K f' , X ,V 1- ' Wish j 1 T 'T A -' S'-V I if k I f ' C x, ' 1 A . ,P A K A 1 i ' y Q - f ,X h A .. . f' K ta ' K Qaia ' T ig f .g - . ,. V . 1 gy W . ' ' .5 ' 1 r 11.2 lt X . -a sr,g4'.'f'v5 ' 45. r+'?1 T21i'5a 'fu .','..i-,-. -- .. egg -' i s- i A, - gr, - - - f -. we V .. if A ' ,

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Country Day HARRISON WEBER GARY BREWSTER MIKE SISTRUNK CARSON LLEWELLYN Guard Quarterback Center L1HSb21CkCF ..x A eu .Ja w ' M f ff - ni Nester, Mluckley Pace Saints Over juns,44-0 By JAY HANDELMAN and three yards. Doug Nester ran for three' Muckley followed with scores! touchdowns and Carl Muckley on a one-yard run and 884yardi scored two to lead the St. Mar- sprint. A tin's Saints to a 44-0 Win over Duncan capped the spree by the Country Day Cajuns Friday grabbing a two-yard pass 'from at Country Day. Gary Brewsterq The game marked the end of Hank Gamble bo5ted, two ex- the 'campaign for ther Cajuns tra points. , i who finished with an 0-7 slate. The Saints had 270 yards 1 St.' Max-tin's has a 5-1-2 rushing and 219 through the Q record. The Saints have four air while the.Caju11s settled S consecutive shutouts going V for a minus 36 yards on the A into their season's finale ,next ground and 134 in the air. Muckley led the Saints' week against Buras. M The Saints gave COUYIUW Day ground game with 136 yards a taste of what was .to comefwhile Cliff Sutter was next by scoring on the first playlwith 54. S from Scfimmiige when Cameffsfq Muri'ln's ....... 12 13 5 13.44 on Duncan hit Danny Maxson CIQQQQY, D0g'M--3-W 0 Q, 0 0-0 : , d with an g0.yard aerial' from rD3ncan Uglck caifegii. yur pass N t d h -SM-Nesier, 1-vurd run tmssed falledl. ES EI' SCOPE t 6 IlCXt fOUCl'l illegier, 34.ygQd runcdkicgle fqlgegy, , - eser, -or run om c . downs OU TUNS Of Om- foul' SM--Mucklev, xi-vera run ikiek','fai1edi. SM-Muckley, 88-vord run tkick foiiedi. SM-Duncan, 2-Yard ness from Brewster tGambie, kickl. A . X141 ,,'E., g ' 1 -5 11 site, 'gl -, -eare : , . ' ' . 5 X ' t A ' ct .mf--A f '10 ,rv ' N' l55