Bronxville High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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I9 The runners' first meet, against Roosevelt High School, resulted in a local victory with John Nowak and Hank Bon- tecou taking the first and second slots respectively. The two following trials, Manhattan Prep COct. 105 and Pelham COct. 191 found the Blue and Gray on the bottom although Nowak finished first in both races while Patrick crossed the line second against the Prep and sixth against the Pel- icans. On October 28 eight Bronxville trackmen, along with four hundred and sixty seven other contestants lined up at Van Cortland Park to compete in the New York University inter- scholastic meet. Unfortunately, Nowak developed a bad side stitch and was unable to complete the course, but the efforts of Patrick, Bontecou, Latimer, Bailey, Wolf, Dowell, and Courier, who terminated in that order, secured thirty-eighth place among sixty teams. To wind up the season the team entered the fifth annual Westchester meet at Tibbets Brook Park. It must have been an off day for Bronxville athletics for the runners placed low, and the Bronxville-Scarsdale game was lost. With the first breath of spring, a few members of our track team braved the outer elements to begin practice for the participation in the annual A. A. U. meet held at Madi- son Square Garden. The more fortunate high jumpers were able to confine their talents to the gymnasium while the runners were forced to migrate as far as New Rochelle in order to find some reasonable course on which to run. Kent, Nowak, and Patrick made a good showing despite the lack of adequate training. l l l Our outstanding 1945 baseball team scored victories over Eastchester, Edison Tech., A. B. Davis, Gorton, Tuckahoe, Blessed Sacrament, Iona, and Concordia with the all-im- portant Scarsdale game to come, we can look forward to a successful season. An infield of Kreutzer, Lynch, Pape, and Williams, with Houston behind the plate, provided some sparkling baseball. A heavy-hitting outfield of Mitchell, Kuntz, Dumont, and Kalmbach made hard chances look easy. The pitching was borne by Stearns, Smith, McCormack, and Miller whose performance against Eastchester, striking out fifteen men, will go down in BronXville's baseball history. I I I Joe . . , The cross-country boys . . . Got a match? . . . Gundar Patrick . . . Heave Ho! . . . Look out below! . . . Baseball group . . Indoor workout. Page twenty-four

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