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First Row: T. Feely, T. Consior, P. Lund, M. Kozlak, D. Murphy, P. Beardsley, D. Smith, P. Owens, E. Lauer, J. Gibbons, T. Campion, J. O'Connell.
Second Row: C. Bohen (manager), T. Bussen, C. Hadro, T. Figge, M. Hankee, C. Kelly, D. Ridley, T. W ilhelm y, M. Rooney, J. Ridley, B. D idio n,).
McGuire, L. Rudolph (manager), R. Rowe (manager). Third Row: D. Seep, D. Niedermaier, E. Jones, J. Curtin, B. Kelly, B. Calka, G. Vannelli, T.
Mueller, J. Finley, P. Krezowski, S. Larson, J. Zobel, L. Collins (coach), Fourth Row: C. Brown (coach), J. Fitzgerald, R. Rowe, J. Flynn, T. McGuire,
B. Sweeney, P. Hassett, P. Donovan, T. Zachary, M. Pfundstein, S. O'Phelan, D. Ditter, R. Plunkett, T. Flynn (coach), Missing: D. Bradford, S.
Doyle, T. Kieger (captain), J. Mulally.

Employing its talents very effectively, the offense was the most explosive in the confer­
ence. The team scored an average of 38 points a game, rushing for 32 touchdowns and
passing for 10.

SCORE BOARD

St. Thomas 66 Brady 6
St. Thomas 28 DeLaSalle 8
St. Thomas 34 Rochester Lourdes 6
Fullback Tom Feely glances back as he rolls into St. Thomas 33 Austin Pacelli 6
the endzone for another score. The number two
rushing leader of a potent backfield, "T . J." St. Thomas 28 Cretin 16
gained 628 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. Ffis
running style was fittingly compared to a "runa­ St. Thomas 52 Winona Cotter 16
way bowling ball."
St. Thomas 32 Benilde 12
St. Thomas 31 Hill 13

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