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

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0 N 4 L COLUMBIA GRAMMAR February 20, 1922 Berkeley-Irving 20-Columbia Grammar 4I TRINITY February 28, IQ22 Berkeley-Irving 9-Trinity II X4 S n Z -14 Z W S VVe were beaten in our return game with M I Gn February twentieth we played our return T . . W f h h d d 1 d d game with Columbia Grammar. We were wal- rmlty' L C Oug t ar an near Y Succee C in winning, but the lack of team work and co- bl 'V f ' loped and it was our fault entirely. ordination proved too much for us- y I l Cortada RF Doolan B I LF B t li Baessler LF Mulligan Caess er ur X Y . ortada RF Stewart I Twelvetrees C Hlrshberg T 1 1 Miner RG Reimhal Vmees SG Qdoyii l Burt LG Wechsler B I er usse i I ' A urt LG Freed L Hilrlshli3O32ilEi1XIlliiilli?TnC2rg3Zia5Vi21i?E:?l37jgl?!Iluer 3' C F ielid Goals -- Nloyse 2, Russell 2, Burke, Baessler, 77 F1G1-D1 5,13 1 ,T it . Ofaa- W S Slciblstituctiloims-liliellsla for lxtiselfgei, Wbvlfetlilefcifeifljiilligan, Foul G0al5 Bae5Slef 51 MOYSC- Rosenberg for Welsh, Bass for Hirshberg. Referee-Mr. Moschen. y 6 X4 M X ' I 641 y A R 4 W gx 1.2! - W W 'W W 'W 'W W 2? . I -

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-all 1 l WX Q - Q -1 .N ' f I ' 1 I A W I f v ! t,j i' ! I l H Y J' rl'-i'A ' 7 XS' xxxtii X X S xx x' ' V xmfAW 4 sr B I ISECOP-D, 1922 M.. mm 1 'W ' L 1 V Y S s sf 7 9 4 A6 FRIENDS SEMINARY Coffada RF Purdy S Q' Feb Q Miller LF Burke X X ruary 3' 1922 Baessler C Moyse M r Berkeley-Irving 41-Friends Seminary II Duryea RG Freed S' - . I Burt LG Russell X. Our return game with Friends proved that , i V . Field Goals-Moyse 5, Burke 4, Cortada 3, Russell 3, M 5 they were no better equipped to defeat us than Purdy 2, Baessler, S Q at flI'St. With Our captain out and the tCafI'l Foul Goals-Moyse 5, Baessler 3, Cortada. jd shifted, we did Well by defeating them with a S11bStitufi0H-H011aHd fOr Purdy- 4 t larger score than on their court. Final score- EA ' 41-11. Cortada RF Wheeler CUTLER l il 1 2252121 L5 M223 911922 M li, Burt RG Mann Berkeley-Irving 41-Cutler 3 1 ll 4 Miner LG mackbum The second game with Cutler was really no il l Brggignioils-Baessler 9' Comda 71 Mluer 4' Mann 3' game at all. With the entire team crippled We 1 4 Foul G0a1S.BaeSS1e,, Mann. managed to smother Cutler. The score-41-3. in lfl ill, Referee-Mr' Hurlburt' Baessler RF Brownlee H l l 'i Cortada LF E. Grill , TRINITY EG 551351 1' . l 1 February 6, IQ22 BJ! LG Hargrave Berkeley-Irvlng I2-T.Tr1mty 33 Fieltl1Goals-Baessler 9, Cortada 4, Miller 4, Burt, Y Three days later we played Trinity and 'were Goals-Baessler 5, E. Grin. F defeated- our Captam and the two Substltutes Substitutions-Duryea for Miller, Miller for Cortada, X S were sick. On account of this the team was very Comda for Miller, Miller for Tompkins. S ,greatly handicapped. The score-33-12. Referee-Mr. Hurlburr. 2 tm W' f ll' F' '0 W iylf if VW 'WW 1 'VW f ' W W W fl , f X W A X lf'f? 'f:'X-all ' xi ox r 'li

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lu Summary At the very beginning of the basketball sea- son, when the call for candidates had been answered, Coach Barnikow faced a most diffi- cult task. Having only a small squad to work with and inexperienced men besides, he had to work with a will. Weeks of practice followed, weeks of constant drilling and hard work. To repay him, Coach Barnikow had a five-man team that would do justice to any prep school. With this team Berkeley-Irving opened its sixth basketball season. The first few games proved how easily a well-trained machine can defeat teams composed of individual stars. This was proved most conclusively when we defeated 65 Columbia Grammar, a team composed of live stars who were much heavier than our boys and much older. Our team continued to win and just as we werein a position to claim city cham- pionship, sickness intervened. We played Trinity when our captain and two other mem- bers of the varsity squad were sick. We were defeated, and this had a great deal to do with the crushing of the morale. Two out of three of the remaining games were lost. Probably they would have been won along with a cham- pionship for Berkeley-Irving had it not been for fickle fate. l