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:ould be driven. In addition the varsity prospects of Tim <elly and Dave Stirpe are bright indeed considering their quick moves and careful execution of quarterback, Jeff Charles’ plays.
The defensive line saw Brendan Shanahan and Marty Coyne lead a strategy which allowed an average of only six points a game. Of equal importance in the backfield were Clark Bernales and Jim Flanagan who refused to allow any touchdown passes to be completed.
Perhaps the highlight of the Junior Varsity Gridders 4-2- 1 season came in their upset victory over previously un­ beaten Whitesboro. The quality of the squad was wit­ nessed at one point in a hard hitting game when the Brothers held Whitesboro at their own 2 yard line for 9
plays until they finally scored.
Such determination is certainly an indication of why the
varsity team relies so heavily on the training received by their Junior Varsity counterparts.
:oach L. Stonecipher, J, Flanagan, C. Bernales, B. Shanahan, B. Lyons, C, Davis, K. Krupa, B. BarnhHI, J Kline, Coach D. Cooke; M. :oyne, J. Cannizzo, R. Briggs, M. White, M. Kavanagh, J. Charles, T. Kelly, M. Manley, R. Castellano, T. Martmez; T. Borsky, M. Kelly, vl, Greene, T. Silvaggio, R. Gongora, B. Quigley, T. Anderson, J. Zesky
Clark Bernales goes for broke in trying to achieve a tirstdown.
Flying spikes enable the defensive line to hold back their opponents.
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