Poly Prep Country Day School - Polyglot Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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J. V. SOCCER Back-Glickrnan, Kamen, Lane, Latkin, Wfollman, Razzore, Andersen, Mackta, Mitchell. Second- Weiss fManagerj, Scheinman, Federman, F. J. Tuttle, Gladstone, Millstein, Lichtman, Lebowitz, Kerher, Bero, G, Delmhorst, Engler, Mr. Case. Fmul-Stone, Rodgers, Romans, Rudolph, D. Swift, Brown, Groothuis, Ellis. Landesman, Martinson, Arida. J. V. soCcER The V. soccer team enjoyed a winning season with a 3-2 record. Horace Mann fell twice to Poly's hustling hooters while Trinity accounted for the third Blue and Gray victory. Pnly Oflpflllfllf Oct. 18 Horace Mann 4 1 Oct. 30 St. Paul's 0 I Nov. 1 Horace Mann 2 I Nov. 14 Fort Hamilton 0 3 Nov. 18 Trinity I 0 FRESHMAN SOCCER The Third Form soccer squad amassed a 2-0 record, becoming the only undefeated team of the fall sports season. Poly Oppmzeul Oct. 23 Collegiate Academy 2 0 Nov. 5 Horace Mann 1 0 POLY INVITATIONAL WRESTLING In the fourth annual Poly Invitational Wrestling Tournament, the Blue and Gray dominated its own tourney by copping six first places and three second place honors. The first place medalists included: Frank Strafaci fl lij, Capt. Rich Guistra Ql23j, Tim Sharp fl-41j, Dave Lictman fl48j, Chuck Iiranco fl56j, Bob Feinstein fHwt.j. Lichtman was named outstanding wrestler. Second place winners were Dave Swift fltloj, Fred Tuttle USOH, and Boh Bero 41775. 158

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Whorf Sporty J. V. FOOTBALL In its six encounters, Coach Myron Ruckstulls footballers won three, lost one, and tied two. They compiled a creditable record against the always powerful P. S. A. L. and C. H. S. A. A. teams. Poly Opfmuezll Oct. 17 Trinity 25 12 Oct. 25 Brooklyn Tech 7 7 Oct. 30 Curtis H. S. 21 20 Nov. 5 St. Francis Prep. 6 27 Nov. 9 Brooklyn Prep. 6 0 Nov. 15 Horace Mann 0 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The 1957 Frosh Football Team, playing a ditlicult schedule, won only one game while losing two and tying one. Poly Olbltimzeazl Oct. 11 Holy Cross H. S. O 13 Oct. 18 St. Francis Prep 25 27 Nov. 8 St. Paul's 21 21 Nov. 13 Horace Mann 21 7 J. v. rooTBA1-L Bark-P. Bloom, Oxnam, Fearon, D. jeffer, Hooper, DiGrc-gorio. Rosenberg. Second-Mr. Griffin, Raphael fManage-rj, Panoff, S. Kaufman, Fisher, Cain, Gangi, Tartikoff, Mr. Ruckstull. Frou!- Kohli, Picardi, G. Khouri, Marcus, Rahr, Sessa, Perry. Hartlield, Trippitelli, Rizzella. 157 me Ill

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J. V. BASKETBALL B.zt-L-Walker, W. Guarino, Lane, Strongin, Andersen, Zuckerman, Pickens, Mr. Ruckstull, Lowenstein. Frrnzf--Akslen, Rodgers, Mike Groothuis, J. Robinson, Latkin, Rizzuti, Ruhr J. v. BASKETBALL Wfinning six of its ten games the J, V. basketball team enjoyed a successful season. No one man dominated the play, as coach Ruck's hoopsters on many occasions distributed the scoring honors among Landy Stronging, Pete Latkin, Elliott Rahr, jerry Rizzutti, z M'k G h '. md ie root urs Poly OMMWW jan. 11 St. Paul's 32 30 Jan. 15 Trinity 40 38 Ian. 18 Riverdale 22 27 jan. 24 Horace Mann 41 51 Feb 8 I-Iackley 45 37 Feb 15 St. Paul's 41 33 Feb 20 Riverdale 44 40 Feb. 25 Adelphi 45 49 Feb 28 Horace Mann 44 51 Mar. 5 Adelphi 59 44 NOVICE RIFLE TOURNAMENT Frank Tuttle of the Fifth Form was the winner of this year's Novice Rifle Tourna- ment. Out of 40 upper schoolers participating, Tuttle had the highest score, 181, one of the best ever registered in a Novice Rifle Tournament. Runners-up were Roger Gromet, Neal Evans, and Peter Bluestone with scores of 159, 151, and 150, respectively. NOVICE WRESTLING TOURNMENT Forty wrestlers competed in the Novice Wrestling Tournament November 5th and 6th. Eight champions were crowned. 105 lbs. Robert Leshner III 147 lbs. Douglas Fearon IV 129 lbs. Frank Strafaci IV 156 lbs. jim Bakis V 135 lbs. Steve Solomon IV 167 lbs. Gary Mettler 140 lbs. David Kerber V Hwt. Ed Jeffer 159 '