City Football, 1951

Philadelphia

Scholastic Football, 1951

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City Players on

All-Scholastic Team

FIRST TEAM |

G | John Angelini | Roman

T | Charley Pastorius | West Cath.

E | Jay Norman | Mastbaum

B | John McDonnell | South Cath.

B | John McEachern | West Cath.

SECOND TEAM |

G | Frank DeRusso | Central

T | Dan Lerro | Southern

E | John McKernan | West Cath.

B | Ed Moore | Frankford

B | Bob Glascott | Roman

City Title

At Franklin Field West Catholic 42, Bok 0 Jack McEachern rushed for 118 yards and a TD and passed 6-for-12

for 75 yards and another TD for West, which never punted en route to completing

its first perfect season (10-0) since 1943. Art Dettra ran for two TDs and John

Bauer kicked six PAT. The Burrs won the total offense battle, 341-71. Bok

advanced to the West 13 late in the first half, but was immediately pushed back

to the 37.

Public League

At 29th and Cambria Bok 22, Central 19 Bok built a 22-7 lead after three quarters, then held on as Central

received TDs from Tom King (67-yard pass from Bernie Osherow) and Lonnie Fuller (fumble recovery in end zone, offensively) and got within 18

yards of a go-ahead TD before Nate James and Vince Clavon changed the momentum

by dropping Osherow for a 12-yard loss. Harry Remshard, Ken Falkenstein and Jim

Nelson scored for Bok. Central co-captain Joe Torg suffered a concussion in the

first quarter and did not return to action.

Standings

Central | 6 0 0

Frankford | 5 0 1

Mastbaum | 5 1 0

Bok | 4 1 1

Bartram | 4 2 0

Southern | 4 2 0

Gratz | 3 2 1

Olney | 3 3 0

Northeast | 2 3 1

Overbrook | 2 3 1

Lincoln | 2 4 0

Dobbins | 1 4 1

Roxborough | 1 4 1

West Phila. | 1 4 1

Franklin | 0 5 1

Germantown | 0 5 1

Coaches' All-Public

FIRST TEAM |

C | Seymour Davis | NE

G | Ed DeBrady | Gtz

G | Frank DeRusso | Cent

T | Walt Handel | Fkd

T | Dan Lerro | Sou

E | Jay Norman | Mast

E | Mike Pendino | Sou

B | Ed Moore | Fkd

B | Irvin "Bo" Roberson | Bart

B | Charley Goodall | Cent

B | Bill Fox |

SECOND TEAM |

C | Bob Schuman | Linc

G | George Reed | Gtn

G | Leroy Ellman | Dobb

T | Bob Sirulnick | Ovb

T | Bill Kipple | Oln

E | Joe Kaznicki | NE

E | Thomas Harrison | Dobb

B | James Nelson | Bok

B | Tony Carchidi | Sou

B | Johnny Buggs | Ovb

B | Morrey Greene | Gtz

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Bok Coach Mex Siani Record 4-1-1, 5-4-1 All-Star James Nelson

Catholic League

Decided in Regular Season West (7-0-0) The Burrs blasted SJ Prep, 34-6, to finish unbeaten as John Bauer

ran 22 and 44 yards for TDs and defensive lineman Charley Pastorius rumbled 42 yards after intercepting a deflected pass. Andy McFadden

had a fumble recovery to set up a score.

Standings

West | 7 0 0

South | 6 1 0

Roman | 5 2 0

North | 4 3 0

SJ Prep | 2 4 1

St. James | 1 4 2

ST More | 1 5 1

La Salle | 0 7 0

Coaches' All-Catholic

FIRST TEAM |

C | John Angelini | Roman

G | Andy McFadden | West

G | Joe DiGrazio | South

T | Charley Pastorius | West

T | Frank D'Agostino | North

E | John McKernan | West

E | Jim Katcavage | Roman

E | Don Healy | North

B | John McEachern | West

B | Bob Glascott | Roman

B | John McDonnell | South

B | Lou Solari | South

SECOND TEAM |

C | Ray Liberatore | South

G | Fran Kenny | Roman

G | Bill Schumacher | La S

T | Al Miller | Prep

T | Jerry Kelleher | ST More

E | Jim Katcavage | Roman

E | Bob Ferry | West

E | Don DiMatteo | South

E | Don Eife | North

B | Ed Graczykowski | North

B | Art Dettra | West

B | Ed Dougherty | Prep

B | Bill Sommers | La S

B | Harold James | North

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

West Coach Jack Shields Record 7-0-0, 10-0-0 All-Stars Andy McFadden, G Charley Pastorius, T John McKernan, E Bob Ferry, E John McEachern, B Art Dettra, B

Inter-Ac League

Season's Recap Haverford School (3-0-1)

In their finale, the visiting Fords received two TDs from Larry

Dillon to edge Episcopal, 14-12. Dillon smashed over from the 2 in the first

quarter and rallied his team from a 12-7 deficit in the third quarter by

returning a kickoff 73 yards for a score. John Freney's interception set up

Dillon's first TD. Malvern, a second-year entrant, went 3-1-0 for the runner-up

spot.

Standings

Haverford School | 3 0 1

Malvern | 3 1 0

Gtn.

Academy | 2 1 1

Episcopal | 1 3 0

Penn

Charter | 0 4 0

Coaches' All-Inter-Ac

FIRST TEAM |

C | Tom Agnew | MP

C | Jim Siegel | EA

G | Henry Friedel | MP

G | Larry Cardonick | GA

T | John O'Brien | GA

T | Andy Orr | HS

E | Jim Raugh | HS

E | Barry Plotts | EA

B | Al Dietrich | GA

B | Larry Dillon | HS

B | Bob Gerhardt | EA

B | Bill Dempsey | MP

SECOND TEAM |

C | Carey Parker | HS

G | Scott Tuttle | HS

G | David Smith | PC

T | William Wheeler | EA

T | Bob Twitmyer | PC

E | Charley Zoll | GA

E | Dick Smith | HS

B | Gordon Heeke | MP

B | Henry Warner | EA

B | Jerry Burns | PC

B | Bill McGuckin | PC

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Haverford School Coach Doc Wallace Record 3-0-1, 5-2-1 All-Stars Carey Parker, C Scott Tuttle, G Andy Orr, T Jim Raugh, E Dick Smith, E Larry Dillon, B