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Hall of Fame Inductee: Dominic "Mickey" LaNasa '54


Dominic "Mickey" LaNasa
Circa 1953


Dominic "Mickey" LaNasa


Mickey LaNasa is a member of Jesuit’s Class of 1954 and was a key factor in the Jays’ victories over the Tigers during his junior and senior years. 

As tailback in the 1952 contest, Mickey ran for 131 yards and accounted for all the scoring in the 14-7 win as he ran for one TD and threw for the other. In the 1953, 47-6 victory, Mickey started the scoring when he returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.

A four-sport letterman, Mickey also excelled in baseball and track. Following Jesuit, Mickey attended Loyola for one year and then was signed by the Baltimore Orioles. He played in the Orioles farm system for two years before beginning his business career as owner of a court reporting firm for 40 years.

Mickey remains an active member of the Class of 1954 and a great Blue Jay.



  Jesuit Archives: Dominic "Mickey" LaNasa 

 

  From The Blue Jay

 

 

State Track Meet: May 1954

 

Dominic "Mickey" LaNasa in the
Jesuit Football Record Book

 

Longest Run
1953: Mickey LaNasa- 76 yard run against St. Aloysius

 

Longest Kickoff Return
1953: Against Holy Cross for 90 yards
1953: Against Fortier for 81 yards

 

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