Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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Dick Morgan . as 5 A Ryu., -T. t Paul Clary f alex. AA Lyman Stough squads, Waynesburg pushed the Titans all over the proverbial lot for 3 periods but couIdn't score. After Dave Clelland downed a low placekick attempt for a safety for the visitors, the Jackets grew resolute, and Bill Shaffer downed the free kick. On the next play, Coach Keck pulled an old trick for a TD. A sub came onto the field, but TWO men left for the sidelines. One, end Stough, stop- ped iust inside the boundary, waited for a play, caught Balaban's pass, and scored un- touched, as the Ten Mile banks echoed the wild cheering. Waynesburg 20 St. Vincent 14 Another thriller-our 4th win-came at Uniontown under the arcs in the finale. Most of the Center students turned out to see their campus heroes in action. ln the see-saw bat- tle, the Bearcats scored first on a 60-yd lateral run. Then Bill Shaffer picked up a mid-air fumble and ran 80 yards, 6-7. After the in- termission, the Jackets took the lead on Shaf- fer's counter, 13-7, but the 'Cats struck back, 'I4-13. Bert Sutton's four field goal attempts went wide, but Al Minicucci recovered a fum- ble on the 'Cat 20, and with 4 minutes to go, Balaban took it across the final stripe to vic- tory, 20-T4! Recap The final count showed four wins, five losses, but that last win made up for a lot, because St. Vincent had accumulated quite a record in the district. Everyone agreed the college coaching staff did wonders with the recruits. Of course, with their share of the breaks, the Jackets look to bigger things next season. The traditional 'Last Lap' for seniors was observed again. That's the occasion when senior members of the squad run their last lap around the field recalling and evaluating their football experience-learning to work with others, the will to win, the hardships ofa good bruising, and the determination to go forward. Guard Dick Morgan of Aspinwall, center Paul Clary of Steubenville, O., and back Harry Hos- ler of Brownsville, ran the lap. Back Clair Ullom of Aleppo, was injured at the time. The Last Lap The Thinkers nizl.

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CLASS B CHAMPS-Left to right: Front row-Tony Dintino, Chuck Karmarkovich, John De Laurentis, Coach Gustine, Marvin Lutzato Ed Stay cer. Second row--Pete America, Ted Dull, Paul Rosa, Harry Fowler, Bill McNamara, Joe Novotny. Back row-Manager Eddie Niasatka Bill Fulmer, Bill Beckman, Blaine Giurich, Lyman Stough, Casmir Ziarko, trainer Dick Lukotch. 1947-48 BASKETBALL RECORD Buftalo T. C. . .,....i ,. Lock Haven T. C. Lock Haven T. C. ,.,.., , Youngstown College . Baltimore University , Westminster College . St. Vincent College Thiel College , ........,. . Wash. 81 Jeff. College Carnegie Tech. ..,.,. .. Geneva College Baltimore University . Villanova College .,... Bucknell University . ., ,. Westminster College . Youngstown College ,.,......,.. Wash. 81 Jeff. College St. Francis College .,... West Va. Wesleya n ,........,.,.. Upsala College , ...,. . Wbg. Score 58 61 56 54 64 49 49 66 61 68 65 63 41 54 73 56 46 67 82 63 Westinghouse Apprentices .. 59 Record--Won 16 Lost 5 Opp. Score 50 46 38 67 35 73 45 54 49 38 52 39 65 45 56 57 65 53 43 44 36 90 g6L.'5A8 fgdf Jorgensen - Staycer This is a basketball--Go to itl