Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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,If-551 , f -, if ei 7 - : ' ., . - if-vaisffd' 'U ' .11 -51 - ' .' if .1 --N ssh ardaff Baseball has been challenged with many problems during the current season. Weather, more suggestive of ice hockey than spring sports, handicapped the early games, and the developing of a battery to replace last season's tamed Zelinka and Ruggerio was a baffling difficulty. However, the players have shown a determination and spirit that should carry them through the schedule with a creditable record. The games are as' follows: Date Opponent Monday, April I5 .. ,..,... Elmsford ll-Iamiltonl Thursday, April 18. ...... , .,,., Eastchester Monday, April 22 ,... ....,.. ....,.. M a maroneck Wednesday, April 24. ...... ....,., Ea stchester Monday, April 29 , ...... Tuckahoe Friday, May 3 . .... ..,..., S carsdale Monday, May 6 ......, ....... R ye Thursday. May 9 Tuesday, May 14 .,.. ,. .,,. .. Elmsford ll-Iamiltonl Harrison Thursday, May 16 . . . ,... Scarsdale Thursday, May 23 . .... Mamaroneck Friday, May 31 . .,.,., Rye Thursday, Iune 6 , . .,,, . Harrison Manager-Iames Gowan Captain-Appointed each game Coach-Mr. William A. Axtell Page 40

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Baiktgaff-1939-40 The Basketball team proved to be one of the most outstanding in the history of the school, winning twelve games and losing four, This achievement was due to the fine team work of the boys and the coach- ing of William A. Axtell. The Varsity Five , composed of Robert Garvin, Wilbur Garvin, Bernard King, Angelo Nask, and Alfred Tallevi, averaged more points per game than any preceding basketball team in the school and captured the Little Three Championship for the third consecutive year in convincing fashion by twice defeating both Har- rison and Rye. Individual point scoring for the Varsity was as follows: Robert Garvin, 120: Wilbur Garvin, 95: Angelo Nask, 74: Bernard King, 62: Arthur Frampton, 54: Alfred Tallevi, 41: Harold Shock, 14: Thomas Forte, 12: William Reardon, 4: Edward Bascome, 3, and Iames Gowan, 1. Players receiving the Varsity Letter are: Captain Wilbur Garvin, Robert Garvin, Bernard King, Angelo Nask, Alfred Tallevi, Harold Schock Thomas Forte, Edward Bascome, William Reardon, Iames Gowan, and lack Yarfny. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Bellows Opponents Dec. 8-Elmsford . ...,.. .. 20 13 15-Mamaroneck . . 29 22 21-Rye . .... .,,. . 26 24 Ian. 9--Eastchester ., .. 42 21 12-Bedford ..... .. , 34 26 ' 15-ruckahae . . , 26 34 19---Mamaroneck . , .. 25 24 26-Rye .... . .,... ,. , 40 23 31-Scarsdale ...., , 31 19 Feb. Z--Pelham . Z7 34 6-Eastchester .. .. 29 16 12-Tuckahoe 30 32 16-Scarsdale . 30 1 1 21-Harrison , , 39 21 27-Pelham . . 29 31 Mar. 1-Harrison ., 23 19 480 375

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S Page 41 .---s, , . , . - , A-' -J1'rivT':g .Jr 40.4.3 The record in winter sports at Bellows was the best to be achieved in many years. This year's Hockey team was the most successful since that sport was added to the atheltic curriculum at Bellows two years ago. The pucksters were able to subdue all teams in the Westchester Interscholastic Hockey League but the winners, Roosevelt. They even tied Roosevelt for the first contest, but losing the deciding game, had to be satisfied with second place in the final standing. Those on the first team receiving letters are: Captain W. Lawrence, S. Williams, H. Barker, I. Blackwood, R. Byrne, I. Spader. Second team: P. Dufault, F. Beer, C. Brower, M. Spader, M. Tolive, Trainer, and V. Buckett, Manager. 710.05 Coach Ockershausen's Supermen have started off in great style. With only a few men missing from last year's squad, and a host of new- comers to choose from, Coach has had little trouble in preparing a good strong team. Bellows has always been blessed with fellows who are able to pick them up and lay them down . The fieldmen, also, with a little more practice, will be earning their quota of points. I ,eff l ' Y- 'I - . --- ff , . ' '1 T : 1