Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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BIG F0UR'9 - BUT FALL TO T X Qabovej On the sidelines for a brief rest, senior guards Mark Stiebling 1673 and Barry Shaughnessy f66y survey the situation on the field during the Male game. fleftj David Urton grabs one of the two receptions he had for 32 yards against Manual. After the game, Coach Kennedy commented that, Urton did a fine job and loosened up Manual's defense so we could pass more to Mudd. Statistics bear him out: end Frank Mudd had his finest game of the season with 8 receptions for 129 yards and one touchdown - a 33-yard catch with 35 seconds remain- ing in the contest. 47

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Qabove, clockwisej A sea of humanity, numbering more than 20,000 strong, was on hand at spacious Fairgrounds Stadium to view this year's edition of the annual Trinity-St. X rivalry. Qmiddley Dem- onstrating! their containment of the St. X offensive attack, t e Irish defensive line gang tackles an op- posing runner. ln a post game intervfew, Coach. Kennedy noted, We didn't lose fthe gamej on de- fense. It was our offense that failed us. I felt confident before the game that we could hold St. X to two touchdowns, but I expected us to score three. ftopj As the St. X and Trinity lines clash, quarterback Pierce handoffs to Rick Hancock. For the game, Hancock netted 28 yards in 6 carries and tallied the Rocks' lone score on a 14 ard run -Y . qrightj Safety back Jim Mudd. leaps high in an at- tempt to dprevent the completion of a pass to an un identifie St. X player. fleftj People - some 1000 bf them - were what made the massive Rock March so fantastically successful and colorful.