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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 5268278, member: 289"]
Cuse CBA was also very successful back in the 1950's:

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cbasyracuse.org/media/bnykm3x3/walt-ludovico.pdf[/URL]

"During his tenure at CBA, Ludovico became on of the most successful high school coaches
in the area. Seven of his teams posted undefeated records and en route to City league championships with the 1953 team being unscored upon as well as undefeated. On three other occasions,
the Brothers tied for the league crown. His teams had a 37 game overall winning streak between 1950 - 1955 and a 38 league game winning streak from 1950 - 1956. Overall under Ludovico, the Brothers won 78 games losing 12 with 3 ties."

And don't forget Walt Patulski:

[URL]https://www.cbasyracuse.org/media/dirjrfun/walter-patulski.pdf[/URL]

"He led his team to a 7 - 1 record and a second place finish in the rugged Central New York Cities League. Walt shattered the league’s scoring record with 23 touchdowns and two conversions for 140
points, or just over 17 points per game. When he wasn’t slashing through opponents lines, he was performing equally as well as a middle linebacker. At season’s end he was a unanimous choice as Fullback on the CNYCL all star team and rated a first team berth at linebacker as well. This was followed by selection as fullback on the all Area team. Then he reached the scholastic pinnacle
when named to the Coach and Athlete’s Magazine All American team in 1967."
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