St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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Ifronr row, loft to right:-Bossert, R. Core, Chism, Meade, Davies, Gunnoe. Back row:-Coach l,entL, Verdery. Roberts, R. Campbell, lleron, VVofforCl, Shafer. Absent:-lVlillard. sparked the offense with his excellent haclecourt judgment. A season-long scrap for the fifth first string berth featured 'lied Hossert, Don VVofiord, and Scott Roberts with Ted starting the majority of contests. Witli seven lcttermen returning next year the school will have a fine nucleus for its varsity eagers. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Saint Pa.ul's ........ 43 Edgewood ........ 28 Saint Pauls .. ... 44 Bel Air ... ... 35 Saint l'aul's. . . . . , 29 lfaculty . . . .. 34 Saint l'aul's. . . . . 37 Alumni . . . . . . 49 Saint Paul's. . . . . . 46 'Friends .... . . . . 37 Saint Pauls . . . . . 43 'Mcllonogh . . . . . . 30 Saint Paul's. . . . . 30 'Boys' Latin . . . . . . 32 Saint Pauls .. .. . 43 Gilman ...,. ... 52 Saint Pauls .. ... 49 xParlt . . . . ... 33 Saint Paul's. .. . . 24 St. james . ... 35 Saint l'aul's. .. . . 33 Mervo , .. .. . 51 Saint Pauls . . .. . 44 'Friends . .. .. . 23 Saint l aul's. . . , . 41 'Gilman .... , .. . 45 Saint Pauls . . . . 34 'Boys' Latin . . . . . . 38 Saint l'aul's. . . . , 27 Patterson . . . . . . 60 Saint Paul's. . . . . 49 'Park ....... . . . 40 Saint Paul's ......,. 48 MeDonogh . . . . . . 40 M.S.!l. League Crimes Captain Ray Chism C22j executes a jump shot against Park as Gunnoc CIZD moves in.

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VAR ITY BASKETB WH- fight together . . . Left to right:-Davies, Verdery, Millard, Gore, Coach Tullai, Gunnoe, Wolford, Chism, Bossert. Roh Gore C4-U halts a scoring attempt by Gilman as jack Davies C2-U looks on. LL... CHISM, GORE SPARK VARSITY CAGERS Under the guidance of Coaches Tullai and Lentz St. Pauls varsitv basketball team com- pleted their season with an overall record of eight wins and nine losses. ln league play the Crusaders defeated both Park and lVlcDonogh in their last two games to capture third place in the Private School Division of the M.S.A. Double losses to Boys' Latin and Cilman pre- vented the Saints from improving on their six and four log. The team was led throughout the winter bv Bob Core and Captain Ray Chism. Core, a first team All'Private School choice, ended the season spectacularly as he scored almost at will against lVlcDonogh. llc was responsible for one-third of the squads fortveight points. Chism was rewarded for his constant hustle and spirit by receiving the Spirit Award. Backing up Chism and Core was the capable junior duo of lack Davies and Tinlt Cunnoe. Davies garnered the foul-shooting award and led the Crusaders in rebounds, while Cunnoe Coaches Lentz and Tullai diagram a new play.

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VARSITY GRAPPLERS DISPLAY GREAT POTENTIAL me Varsity practice. Four corner drill . . . VARSITY WRESTLI Coach Hughes congratulates Keeler on victory against Dundalk. Breakdown G... In its second year as a varsity sport at St. Pau1's, wrestling received more support and had a greater turnout than ever before. How- ever, this large turnout forced the varsity to practice at Towson State Teachers' College so that the IV. Team might be accommodated at school. The team, moreover, found competition tougher, and having only two men with varsity experience on the squad, could manage only one win. St. Pauls entered the M.S.A. tournament with a majority of the team members ill or weakened by the Hu epidemic. All but two dropped very close matches. Pete Keeler and lack Hornsby advanced to the quarter finals where Hornsby lost to Po1y's second-seeded man. Captain Keeler went on to win the cham- pionship in the 120 lb. class and was subse- quently voted outstanding wrestler of the tournament, repeating Will Vercoe's feat of last year, and giving St. Pauls two best wrestlers in a row. The team usually consisted of the following: 112, jim Hammerslag 120, Pete Keeler, 127,