DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'mst lnh-amurul Basketball This year's lntramural Basketball Tournament attracted thirty teams, divided into tour groups. The entries consisted of seven Freshmen groups, ten Sophomore teams, six Iunior, and seven Senior squads. Kellner's team Won the Senior division with a record of 14 and l. ln the playoffs, Kellner beat lurczalds lunior champs, who had a record of 9-1-2, by a score of 40 to 21. Genovese's Freshmen champs With a record of 12 and O bowed to DeVitt, the winner of the Sophomore division, by a 34 to 26 score. DeVitt had a 14-3-1 rnark. ln the third and fourth place playoff, lurczak defeated Genovese by a 32 to 31 score. This was the same score of Kellners loss to DeVitt for first and second place at the Auditorium. To the winners Went individual trophies, while the second, third and fourth place teams received gold, silver and bronze medals, respectively. Congratulations to Mr. Tracey on this fine tournament and let's hope next years will be just as successful. A typical Intramural Basketball game . . . . k -uf Xt , N .ti

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Champion Frank Gremo, Senior Tom Kellner Senior lim Collins, Senior Par Halle, Iunior Bill Callahan, Iuriior Tony Shanahan, ' Iunior Chuck Calo, Sophomore lack Deggnan Freshman Ioe Moore, Senior Chuck Richards, Sophomore First and second place winners admire trophies . . Heavyweight VS. 175 lbs vs 165 lbs vs. 155 lbs. vs. 145 lbs, vs. 135 lbs. vs 125 lbs. vs. 125 lbs. VS. ll5 lbs. vs. lU5 lbs. vs. Runnerup Len Siepka, Senior Ierry Sheehan, Sophomore Bill Kilbourne, Senior Tom Mitchell, Iunior Terry O'Connor. Iunior Tom Cirrincione Sophomore Iohn Kelly Freshman Ioe McCarthy, Freshman Tom Carroll, Freshman Bill Bracki, Freshman Boxing Page One Hundred Twenty-One

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One of the many Intramural Ping Pong games held in the Gym . . ln its second year of existence at the Academy, the Intramural Ping-Pong Tour- nament drew l4U eager paddle wielders. The games were played during both lunch periods in the Academy gym. Con- testants were eliminated when they lost two out of three games to an opponent. After several weeks of play only two Freshmen remained in the first lunch period. They were Norkett and Yonan. Norkett defeated Yonan for the first lunch period championship. Taylor and Germann were the survivors of the second lunch period with Taylor coming out on top in the playoff. Taylor emerged as champion of De Paul when he defeated Norkett two out of two games. Germann took third by defeating Yonan. .3695 .g .CUPS uf .-',.s'. ,a..- .- gin ,-.. 4 ', C 4,1 4' . '51 f....i.' . -J MR. TONY TRACEY . 4 fri-:-, +,.,t, 4, 'sic 4 K Page One Hundred Twenty-Three . . .M 0 vfvfqfvn '. n!... 4 ful 1 4 v ' +!ffg.gJf..- - N'44'a 'F'