St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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. . CROSSE... Although the .lunior Varsity Lacrosse Team did not successfully defend their private school championship, nevertheless they displayed strong offensive and defensive power through- out the season. Led by attackmen Dick Peterson and Tom Cook and midhelders Bill Dobson and Pete Toy, the 'lays outscored their opponents seventy-nine to twenty-six. Uur defense. made up of Tink Cunnoe, lon VVickwire, Pete Keeler, and goalie Hydie Wight, was responsible for holding the opposition to an average of only three goals per game. The Saints hit their peak against Friends, crushing them on their home ground by a score of seventeen to two. J. V. LACROSSE SCORES Saint Paul's Patterson Saint Paul's Mcllonogh Saint Paul's. . . . . 3 Loyola . . Saint Paul's Friends .. Saint Paul's Gilman . . Saint Paul's Catonsville Cofcaptains and coaches recall past victories. Saint P31113 Severn . U Saint Paul's Towson . 1., Y .W v --vr 'r W - v I,-1' Q4 A4 NSI i Sn '11 -I1 gc Q 40 -4 3 Front rmv, left to right:-Student Coach Parsons, Wight, Cook, Wickwire, Beers, Co- eaptains Peterson and Gunnoe, Shultheis, Chambers, Dobson, Leahy. Second row:- Hil artner, Campbell, vonBriesen, Keeler, Donaldson, Love, M. Smith, Schultz, Carson. Baci row:-Hoyt, Frey, Glover, Forbes, Ashton Patterson P. Toy, Potter, Bland. 62

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M. S. A. FIRST TEAM HONORS TO CRUM, DARRELLS First row fSeniorsJ, left to right:-W. Toy, Annan, W. VVhite, Co-captains R. Gore and Crum, j. Tompkins, Sherwood, Fochios. Second row:-J. Darrell, S. Darrell, Michael, MacCool, Clough, Shreeve, MacArthur, Roberts, Richardson CMgr.D. Third row:-Coach Mitchell, C. O'Connell, Gates, Betz, Shafer, Davies, Scheflenacker, Kelley CMgr.D. For the first time in ahout twenty years the Private School Champions met the Public School Champions as underdogs. The strength of the City College team proved to he too great as the Crusaders went down in an eleven to four defeat. VARSITY LACROSSE SCORES Saint Paul's ........ 6 Virginia Frosh ..... 8 Saint Paul's. . . . . 6 Sewanaka ..... . . . . 2 Saint Paul's. . . . . 7 Patterson . . . . . l Saint Paul's. . . . . . 13 Navy Plebes . . . . . 2 Saint Paul's. . . . . . 10 McDonogh . . . . . . 2 Saint Paul's. . . . . 4 'Friends . . . . . . 3 Saint Paul's ........ 6 'Gilman ........... 4 Saint Paul's ........ 10 'Severn ........... 4 Saint Paul's. . . . . 7 johns Hopkins Frosh 15 Saint Paul's. . . . . 7 Maryland Frosh . . . . 9 Saint Paul's ..... . . 9 'Boys' Latin ........ 3 Saint Paul's ........ 4 'l'City ....... . . . ll M, 5. A. lmagur games TM. S. A. Clmmpionshif' game Y Qs ieitgi.. Q S Q ffl.. 'I f7'f4'. r A 4. Goalie jim Shreeve heaves ball past a Friends player into the waiting stick of Dave MacCool.

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. .gms -f '4x .,.r - W lim ron let to ugh! D Turner W Blenckstone, Beccio, Ortman, Almond, Shoemaker, R. llmrnsbv Bovce D OConnell Second ron Griffin, Malcolm, Fingles, Connacher, Flanagan, Beale Martin D Kommalan Thzrd rou Grant ClVlgr.D, Boykin, B. Campbell, R. Read, Bowers. Except for two defeats at the hands of an older and larger Boys' Latin ten the Little Grusie lacrosse squad enjoyed a splendid season. ln compiling a respectable record of four wins and two losses, the Crusies had the distinction of being the only team in the school to shutout an opponent and to be shutout. The Blue and Gold hammered Park 19-l in the opening game of the season to achieve their best victory, and a close win over Severn was the best game they played. L. C. LACROSSE SCORES Saint Paul's ........ l9 Park .... Saint Paul's. . . . 3 Boys' Latin Saint Paul's .... . . 3 Severn . Saint Paul's .... . . 8 Park . . . . Saint Paul's .... . . 0 Boys' Latin Saint Paul's. . . . 7 Severn . .