Berkeley Irving School - Record Yearbook (New York, NY)

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., ' 2 or 2 ' V4 xi S1 0 B 1 I 5 1 I I l i Field Goals-Baessler 5 Cortada 5 Twelvetrees 4 FRIENDS SEMINARY Hoeck 3 Berry 2 Fish Miller. Foul Goals-Twelvetrees 2 Hunt Fish. Substitutions-Joyce for Hoeck Coleman for Miller. Referee-Mr. Barnikow. STEVENS NEW YORK CITY january 6, 1922 Berkeley-Irving 26-Stevens 23 NEW YORK CITY January IO IQ22 Berkeley-Irving 34-Friends Seminary 18 The first game with Friends Seminary was played on their court. Our boys had no trouble in winning, although Friends fought gamely. When the final whistle blew the score stood 34- 18 in our favor. Cortada RF Wheeler Baessler LF Brandlowe 'f o 5 l l l l u ' Twelvetrees C Cox On our return from the Christmas vacation Burt RG Mann 1 5 J! we played and conquered the Stevens Institute Miller LG Blackburn ' 1' QLIIIIICI. Tl11S g21lT1C proved to be the best' Field Goals-Cortada 7, Baessler 6, Wheeler 6, Twelve- li played game of the season. In the final minutes UCCS 3, Brand10WC 2, Miller, Marm- X Xl of Play We Came from behind and Won' The gulistituticgnis-xliasfpm for Burt, Burt for Bascom. + if Scoren-g26-23. - eeree- r. e ington. E + Y '1 B 1 RF 022252 LG 212221 CUTLER gs Q, Twelvetrees C Fisher NEW YORK CITY ' Burt RG Highbie January 20, 1922 Q Miller LG Breanski Berkeley-Irving 42-Cutler 16 S X' . , 4, 1132352-Z0ffiEl13:iSFIedpA1tefil 4, Miner 4' Reufer On the twentieth the varsity traveled to Cutler FOUIGOMS-Hopper 3. and beat them easily. The game was loosely S S Substitutions-Baseom for Burt, Burt for Bascom. played and the Outcmne Was never d0Ubtfu1- The Referee-Mr. Hurlburt. score-42-16. F N S y 1 1 V :Z 9 fn -v 1 --1 1 1 ' i- ,.-'- H1 'I , I '? . I 'll J? N W I 'll 'W Wu 'f'f,f fK--e:X-x4r',1f Wff I f W 7 , W -, 1 . . QQ x J il

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W w wf 1 I A new b e W f 4 D The Games ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY TEANECK, N J December I4 1921 Berkeley-Irving 61-Roosevelt Mil. Acad. 14 The opening game of the season resulted in an overwhelming victory for our varsity. A1- though our boys were nervous at first, they soon found themselves and proceeded to swamp the mistake the team was kept waiting nearly three hours before the game was started We were badly beaten Cortada Alvury Baessler LF Delance Twelvetrees C Looker Bascom RG Hart Miller LG Field Goals-Alvury 5, Sarcka 5, Looker 4, Delance 4, ' Sarcka S 4 M B-I If-EC0RD,1922 at -, 'Z is ' i RF all li ll lil lxq lL EZ S X Roosevelt five. Score 61-14. Cortada RF Jeffers Baessler LF Melesi Twelvetrees C Zappitini Miller RG Calero Bascom LG Wackenhuth Field Goals-Cortada 7, Baessler 7, Twelvetrees 7, Mil- ler 7, Zappitini 2, Bascom, Coleman, Calero, Wackenhuth, Melesi. Substitutions-Burt for Bascom, Coleman for Twelve- trees, Twelvetrees for Cortada. Foul Goals-Zappitini 2, Twelvetrees 1. MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY OSSINING, N. Y. December 17th, 1921 Cortada 3. Foul Goals-Twelvetrees 2, Baessler. Substitutions-Burt for Bascom, Moyes for Delance, Dornkin for Hart. Referee-M r. Carney. ALUMNI N EW YoRK CITY December 20, 1921 Berkeley-Irving 32-Alumni I4 Next we battled with our illustrious alumni. The Hnal score was 32-14 in favor of the varsity. It was a battle royal from beginning to end, and although our boys were outweighed, their su- perior team-work won the game. Cortada RF Hunt Berkeley Irving 9 Mt Pleasant Academy 36 Baessler Beffy The second game was very disastrous for B I We traveled to Ossining and due to a foolish Www Twelvetrees Hoeck Burt Fish Miller Riley M ' V LF . . . , LG t 1 YW W WW 1 if YN S S I l .li H 4

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W N . Q 5 fx E f W 'Q' 4 sw R Ecolw 1922 X Sv XX Cortada Brownlee Baessler E. Grill Twelvetrees Butler Burt H. Grill Miller Dowling Field Goals-Cortada 7, Baessler 6, Twelvetrees 5, H. Grill 4, Miller 2, Brownlee, E. Grill, Butler. Foul Goals-Twelvetrees 2, E. Grill 2. Referee-Mr. Collins. Field Goals-Doolan 4 Tvmelvetrees 3 Cortada 2, Baessler Rienthall. Foul Goals-Baessler 8 Doolan 9 Twelvetrees 2 Cor- tada 2. Substitution--Winter for Bass. Referee--Mr. Hurlburt. ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY W s n f 4 M L 4 M B-I F 2, N V W RG ' ' ' Q LG ' 1 l l COLUMBIA GRAMMAR January 25' 1922 l l gg l l . . W NEW YORK CITY Berkeley-Irving 56-Roosevelt Mil. Acad. II y ll, I' lam13fY 23, 1922 The return game with Roosevelt Academy 7 l Berkeley-Irving 22-Columbia Grammar IQ was a repetition of the Hrst. They fought hard l A throughout the game, but were completely out- In the most exciting game of the year our varsity out-fought, out-gamed and out-witted classed. The score-56-11. N 4 4 l I ll' the strong Columbia Grammar five. Coming Cortada RF Jeffers , from behind in the final minutes of play, our Baessler LF Mglesi .S S' boys scored a Held goal and two fouls which Twelvetrees C Zappitini 3 W gave B.-I. a three-point lead. It was Colum- Bun RG Calero V J bia's first defeat of the season. Miller LG Wakenhuth X S C d RF D 1 Borrli LF 0335: Field Goals-Baessler 13, Cortada 10, Twelvetrecs 5, ae e . Zappitini 3, Wackenhuth. Y Q Twelvetrees C Hirshberg l ' I S Bun . RG Mulligan Foul Goals-Zappitmi 3. Miller LG Rienthall Referee-Mr. Hurlburt. Ng ' , T621 S V X .Z ,f lf1 '!Q-llilhiljjarbr A- --111:-Sb 5i5az4S xX +esQi22 4-