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

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ar 3C0nl' Front Row: Louis Tambini, Vincent Romano, Frank Gagliano, John Sisk, Ernest Herold, Michael DiCanio. Middle Row: Paul Toohey, Arthur DuPre, Thomas Marino, David Maraconi, William Froats, Francis Filardo, Thomas Murrin, Peter Clemente. Rear Row: Robert Jerussi tManagerJ, Matthew Coogan, John Gordon, Joseph Ruddy, William Stetter, Eugene Moran, Matthew Thompson, John Merrill, Gerard Lowe, Coach Groh. OPES have quickened here at Hayes with the results of the first eleven baseball games. lf the team continues its present pace, it will make a M strong bid for the C. H. S. A. A. championship. The only loss suffered to date was a non-league game. Coach Al Groh is enthusiastic about the chan- ces his boys have. Johnny Merrill, much improved over last year, is his pitching hope while Dave Mar- aconi, captain of the team, Matty Thompson and Bill Stetter carry the strongest batting averages. Unfortunately, the yearbook must go to press before the final results will be known. . d Base Cavlaln' Thu Jerry Lowe, Left Field Tom Marino, Right Field f

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Front Row: Robert Amberson, co-manager, Hubert Hayden, John Fitzgerald, John Ferraro, John Rocohiio, Francis Thomas, CO-l'T1af18QBl'. Middle Row: Roy Cassella, Frank Castiglia, John Costello, Felgc' Patty, Anthony DiPerna, Anthony LaMonica, Harold Barnett, ames ine i. Rear Row: Father Pavis, Frank Zuccone, Howard Grant, Raymond Tully, Thomas Palmieri, Paul Delahunty, Charles Bruer, John Provazano, George Walsh, Michael Picararo. Jay ee zzsefaff SCHEDULE Hayes Opponent 4 Mt. Loretto .,... ,,... 3 14 LaSalle ,,,.,, --- .,-.. O I2 LaSalle ...,............. ..... 0 3 Mt. St. Michael ..... ....1 5 lO St. Agnes ........ ..... O Fordham 'Prep All Hallows Mt. St. Michael St. Agnes All Hallows Power Fordham Prep Power St. John St. John I66 ITH four wins out of five starts already etched on their scoreboard, the Jayvee baseball team is full of hope for a successful season. Father Pavis, the coach and moder- ator, reports that his players have the fire and spirit necessary to produce a winner. La- Monica, peppy third baseman, has two home- runs to his credit, and Tully is a great catcher and hitter. Walsh and Bruer, who shut out LaSalle with two hits, show promise as pitchers. Unfortunately, our deadline with the printer will not permit us to record how this fine little team will finish the season.