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

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Standing: SPRAGUE, RIILLER, COLEMAN, rfWELYETREES, DURYEA Seated: BAESSLER, MCHUGH, RANVALT i711

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Tennis Prospects This year, a tennis team, which has been lacking for several seasons, was formed by the arrival of Paul McHugh. At the Hrst prac- tice there were many aspirants, but the team has finally been narrowed down to six men: McHugh, Baessler, Rawalt, Twelvetrees, Cole- man and Grossman. These as a whole are a not too powerful sextette, but they are expected to improve. So far, only one match has been played, which we lost 4-1. However, a much better showing is predicted for the rest of the year, as many of the players suffered from lack of experience. McHugh, the captain, is a seasoned player and the only really dependable member of the ICam. I 72 Baessler, the best of the others, did not par- ticipate in the first match. Rawalt is a good player and is expected to round into form in a short while. Twelvetrees, Coleman and Grossman, al- though not stars, are capable of holding their own against the less strong teams. The manager has arranged a fancy schedule, which, although it interferes with baseball, gives the members of the team plenty of oppor- tunity to show their ability. With a little more practice-they have an able coach in their own captain--the team will probably develop into an organization well fitted to represent the school.