New Utrecht High School - Comet Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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BASEBALL This year's season proved To be a disappoinTing one Tor The UTe baseball Team. The baTsmen compiled an overall record oT 3-7. l-lighlighTing The season was a 3-O shuTouT over Manual. The oTher Two vicTories were againsT ForT l-lamilTon 3-I, and Lincoln 7-6. ln Two ol: These Three games, Richie Rubino piTched The Team's way To vicTory. Coach Abe Felcher Teels ThaT The boys were hampered by inexperience and will malce a much beT-Ter showing nexT year. GraduaTing in June are Sherwin BogarT, Tom Fink, and Two Team managers, Norm Nachbar and Al Revkin, who have conTribuTed greaTly To The publiciTy cam- paigns oT all LlTrechT Teams. TRACK CulminaTing a successTul season, boTh indoor and ouTdoor, The mile relay Team brolce novice in The P.S.A.L. lnviTaTion MeeT held aT Madison Square Garden in Feb- ruary. The milers consisT OT Lenny Furman, l-lerb Greenblum, Joe Kleiner, and Ronny Reisman. Also brealcing novice was shoTpuTTer Richie MonTalbano. During The ouTdoor season, The cindermen Triumphed over LaTayeTTe 48-33, cap- Turing almosT all oT The TirsT, second, and Third place honors. This year's June graduaTes among The TraclcsTers are CapTains Al Corsaro and MarTy l'lornsTein, Dave Blum, Lenny Furman, l-lowie Gabler, Joe Kleiner, STU Wax- man, and Manager STeve Aclcerman. GOLF For The TirsT Time in many years, The golf Team compiled a winning record l5-4l. Coach lrv Goldberg Teels ThaT nexT year The group will Tare even beTTer. GraduaTing members oT The Team are Bob Feola, Larry Fornasieri, Don GlanTz, and STeve Aclcerman. HANDBALL For The sevenTh consecuTive year, The UTe wallmen clinched an undispuTed cham- pionship. The Team's record was 5-3. The season's highlighTs Tor The Team, which was coached by Mr. Abe RiTl4in, assisTed by Mr. Suozzo, were a 5-O shuTouT over ForT l-lamilTon and a 3-2 vicTory over Midwood which gave New UTrechT The crown. GraduaTing This year are CapTains Eli GoTTlieb and Lenny Schaier, Bing Eng, Murray Goldberg, and Ronnie Radice. NineTy-Three

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BASEBALL, TRACK, and HANDBALL TEAMS N inefy-'rwo

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WW' SWIMMING WiTh The loss oT more Than halT OT Their varsiTy Through graduaTion and The Asian Tlu, The UTe mermen ended The I957-58 season wiTh a 3-8 record. I-IighlighTing The season were a 55-7 romp To vicTory over Alexander I-IamilTon and a 47-20 vicTory over WingaTe. IT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT Tor The TirsT Time in many years every man who swam Tor UTrechT scored in boTh meeTs. A medley Team oT Gabor KaTz lbaclcsTroI4el, Don GIanTz lbuTTerTlyl, and Barry LiToTsl4y lTreesTylel placed eighTh in The CiTy Championships. AT The Harrigan meeTs Don GlanTz placed sevenTh in The ciTy wiTh The baclcsTrolce, and TreesTylers Barry I.iToT- slcy and Mel Bobson reached The semi-Tinals. Coach Iiranlc MacDaviTT Teels ThaT The Team's perTormance will be improved nexT year since mosT OT The varsiTy members are reTurning. Mr. Mac would Iilce To see a beTTer TurnouT Tor The coming Tall season. GraduaTing This year are CapTains Don GlanTz and Barry l.iToTsIcy, Ray Kelly, Lenny Segal, STu Selldn, and STeve Tannenbaum. Dave Schneier, manager, Is also a June graduaTe. SOCCER, FENCING, and TENNIS Three new Teams have been added To The exTra-curricular acTiviTies aT New UTrechT. They are: soccer, coached by Mr. Abe RiTlcin3 Tencing, coached by Mr. Leonard l.ucl4sg and Tennis, under The guidance oT Mr. I. Cohen. These Teams have been gaThering boys Tor Their rosTers and will begin regular P.S.A.l.. compeTiTion in The Tall. Any boys seriously inTeresTed in These Teams are advised To consulT The respecTive coaches. NineTy-Tour