Cardinal Hayes High School - Cardinals Calendar Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Marty Schmitt B ITH the sun setting on the football and bas- ketball seasons spring became a reality. As the shadows grew shorter and sun hotter, we knew that the perennial unjustice done to the baseball team by the CALENDAR must recur. lt is unfortunate but necessary that we have to go to press this early in the season when only six games have been played. Winning the opening game and starting off on the right foot is a characteristic of Hayes teams. The baseball team was no exception. Showing great potential power the Cardinals de- feated Bryant H. S. in the opener, 5-2. After the encouraging victory of the first game the Hayes- men slackened their pace and lost the next two games to Xavier and St. Ann's respectively, In the fourth encounter of the season victory was once again ours when we defeated La Salle, 8-3, but the two following games brought defeat to our door. Although we have suffered four losses so far, the team is in fine shape with a strong pitch- ing staff consisting of Merrill, Wiederecht -and Schmitt. Our hopes ride with the team for the remainder of the season, feeling certain it will be a successful one. l72

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. fcufaee Budd OOKING forward to a succesful season under the guidance of Father Pavis, the Jayvee baseball squad entered spring practice with all the assurance of their bigger brothers. A record turnout when the call for candidates was issued enabled the coach to select a potential championship club. The six- man pitching staff, of whom John Cordon and William Froats are the most promising, was the key to their defense. Ernie Herold, Leo De Prizio, and John Costello, catc'hers, completed the batteries. Louis Frese, Tom Murren, John Sisk, Lou Tam- 'biri, Paul Lunn and Bob Maliney shared the infield burden while Pete Clemente, Ed Dowling, Steve Frank, Tom Gallinay, T. Irish, Bob Philline and Mike Stramiello held the outfield posts. The important managerial details were taken care of by Miraglia, Fay and Thomas. As in the case of other spring activities, the CALEN- DAR cannot record the results of the Jayvee team completely. We close, however, assured by Father Pavis that his team will develop into excellent varsity material for future Hayes teams. l74 April May Jayvee Baseball Schedule 20 Mt. St. Michael 23 'Power 25 St. Agnes 26 St. Francis 27 Manhattan Prep 2 Power 4 La Salle 7 Fordham Prep 9 St. Agnes l l Rice l4 Mt. St. Michael l6 La Salle I9 All Hallows 22 Fordham Prep 24 Rice 25 Manhattan Prep 29 All Hallows