St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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Under the handicap of a late start, the Little Crusies have come a long way towards lmcing a team so far this season. They have, up to this time, played two games on a six game schedule. ln the first, they lost 5-4 in the last few seconds to a tough Boy's Latin team. The second and latest, played at Severn, showed a little of the teamls real potential as they came through with a 5-4 conquest. The team is ably coached by Mr. Robert French, a veteran Little Crusies mentor. At this point in the season, many of the positions are subject to change. Here is a resume of team standings so far. The Crnsies midfield contingent is headed hy Pierce, Lake, Couch and Dobson. Patterson, Frey and Donaldson are close contenders for starting lmerths. The attackmen are Ashton, Toy, Hill and U'Connell. An all ninth grade defense is filled hy Post, Fisher and Schultz, with alternates Clover, Hoyt and Von Brieson. The goal tenders are Lewis and Turner. Championship or not, the Crusies are tough. Little Crusie Lacrosse . .. 1 f - 'Pet 530: Y IB 23, W 'o' ' N ,E tr- - Frou! row, left to right: Nlaldncy, Fisher, Donaldson, 0'Conncll. Lake, Dolnson, Post, Clover, Hill, Mr. French. Seronrl row. lelf I0 riglifie flmwis, Patterson, tloncli, Ashton, Flickinger, Tompkins, Sclniltln-iss, Goodwin. Third row, lcvlt to right:fKatcs, lloyt, Worchcslcr, Turner, Frey, Smith, Yon Bricson, Schultz.

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Front row, left lo right:-Couldin, Campbell, Beers, Roberts, Toy, Hornsby, Heron, Cook, Mr. Rentko. Second row, left to right:w0'Connell, MacArthur, Wickwire, Bland, Lilly, Wight. Third row, left to right:-Love, Michel, Parsons, Chambers, Pearson, Gales, Peterson. Fourth row, left to right:-Hastings, Bossa-rt, Davies, Keeler, Schaeffer, Verdcry. Junior Varsity Lacrosse . . . The Junior Varsity team hopes to win the MSA J. V. championship. They opened their season by routing Kenwood-3 to 0. The .l. Vfs showed considerable improvement by throwing the Cadets 13 to l. Next, the team bowled over Towson and Friends by 9 to 6 and 8 to 4, respectively, before meeting their arch rivals-Gilman. The game was a serious battle with the Crusaders eking out a 6 to 5 win. In the Crusies last game before this book went to press, the J. V.'s sunk Catonsville 8 to 3. The team has two remaining games with Severn and Dundalk, and possibly a third with the public school champs. The team is under the guidance of lVlr. Rentko. The attack is sparked by ,lack Davies who is also the leading scorer with 18 goals. With an experienced midfield of Horace Hastings, Walt Toy, and Bruce Michael and a strong defense, being comprised of Charlie Verdery, Bill MacArthur, and Scott Roberts, the Crusaders are looking for a good season and hope to go all the way. 36

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