Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE RWD BOYS' BASKETBALL A STIFF battle with the Alumni Five ushered in a promising basketball season ' for the Becker Varsity. Co-captains, Joe Mazeika and Nick Dremluk, led the blue and silver cagers to nine conquests out of eleven games. Strzelecki was top scorer throughout the season. Every game was an exhibition of splendid teamwork and coordination of playsg though a scrappy, fast-thinking squad was also a contributing factor to the high victory record. The roughest game of the year was the first encounter with the Newport Cadets. There were plenty of fouls, but the Becker team came out in front. The Salem teachers were swept aside to the tune of 64-11444. The score board skyrocketed to a new high under a barrage of successful shots. The season ended with a decisive 63-414 trouncing of the Harvard J. Vfs. Through graduation, the squad loses Co-captains Joe Mazeika and Nick Dremluk, and James Rosi. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD December 14- Becker U 18 Becker January 5 Becker 'K ll Becker C 15 Becker 21 Becker 28 Becker February 12 Becker 15 Becker 26 Becker March E 1 Becker 59-Alumni 448 443-Newport Naval Station 344 64?Salem State Teachers 1114 39-Bay Path 1111 49-New Bedford fl-0 1116-Newport Naval Station 441 34-Bay Path 45 55-Arnold 48 55-Concord 4.3 73-New Bedford 35 63-Harvard .layvees 44 Sixty-seven

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BECKERLOGUE Sixty-six BASKETBALL TEAM THE PLAYERS Joseph Mazeilca Nicholas Dremluk James Rosi Sigmond Strzelecki Arthur Davidson Francis McCool Marcus Mullins ,lack Lynch William Sims Francis Bartlett John lVlcGreevy Edward Connors William Wickeri Aviv

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BECKERLOGUE BOYS' BASEBALL A PBOMISING outlook is ahead for the Becker ball-tossers. ln the first game, ' they trampled the U. S. Diesel Engineering nine 6-2 and in a practice tilt soon after they trounced the W.P.A. outfit 7-3. The team is composed for the most part of newcomers. Representing the seniors on the squad were Captain George McFarland and James Bosi in regular outfield positions and Charles Oliver and James Macaione as reserves. The schedule follows: April 21 U. S. Diesel Engineering School Boston May 5 New Bedford Textile New Bedford 'G 13 Bay Path lnstitute Worcester 16 U. S. Diesel Engineering School Worcester 18 Bay Path Institute Springfield 25 Concord Business College Concord 26 St. lVlichael's Worcester 27 New Bedford Worcester June 1 U. S. Naval Training Station Worcester 'G 8 Concord Business College Worcester 'L 9 U. S. Naval Training Station Newport Sixty-eight fpitlfzf'