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

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Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J Hayes J . Kneeling John Nilan Manager Sonny Pafumi Robert Sacchi James Arles Robert Gallipoli Dominic Calabrese Ernest Ferraro Bud begalmi James Koehler Patsy Senzamici Standing Father Pavis Moderator and Coach Louis Gigante George Kiehly Joseph Scarpinato John Maloney Vito Spinosa Thomas Reilly John McKeown Rex Stout Joseph Pancione Hugh Fagan James Ahearn JAYVEE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Manhattan Tolentme St Ann Manhattan Fordham Mt St Michael St Ann Tolentlne Rice Rice Opponents Power .........,..,..... .,.... . All Hallows. ................... Mt. St. Michael .............. All Hallows. ..........,.,..,, ., AS THE CALENDAR goes to press the Jayvee Baseball team has a record of four wins and two losses, but Father Pavis hopes tor a good season are high Pitching for the future looks bright because of Ernie Ferraro who pitched a no hut no run game against Manhattan, Jim Ahearn and Freshman Joe Scarpinato The catching is mainly handled by Bob Gallipoli and John Murray, both of whom are good hit ters The infield is composed of Dom Calabrese at first base Bud Segalini at second Jim Arles at shortstop and Joe Pancione at third All are promising players with a good deal of scrap and spirit in them and Father Pavis believes they will be a tremendous asset to the varsity tor the next two years Leading candidates for the outfield positions based on hitting are Tom Reilly Jim Koehler, Lou Gigante of bas- ketball fame! and Hughie Fagan. The remain- ing schedule is a tough one but if the boys play the game they are capable of they have a fine chance of finishing the season without further loss.

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Front Row: Conrad Martin imanagerl, Leonard McEvoy, Raymond Reilly, Ned Squires, John Murray, Frank Yaccavone, John Chester, John Dorr lcaptainl, Robert Brennan, Gerard Curran, William Moreno. Second Row: John Daley, Clarence Smallwood, Eugene Dunscomb, Raymond Wettler, Edward Small, John Killoran, John Wynne, Robert Klages, Ralph Coffey, Charles Miller, Father Killeen imoderatori. Wlllllllllll THE Swimming team, with Father Killeen as its new mentor, completed a very successful season with a record of seven wins and four losses. lt also took third place honors in the C. H. S. A. A. championships with Bob Bren- nan bringing Hayes its first city championship in swimming by a victory in the lOO-yard breaststroke event. Curran took second place in the backstroke, and the medley and sprint relay teams came in third and fourth respec- tively. Hayes sent two entries to the National Catholic Meet held in Philadelphia. Brennan came in fourth in the breaststroke against top- notch competition, but bad luck dogged the medley team's chances as Curran's slip and Brennan's technical foul eliminated them from the race. SCHEDULE Opponents Hayes ..,.,.., .,.., 3 2 St. Francis ...,, A,,,,,,,, 3 3 Hayes ........ ..... 2 4 Loughlin W ,,.,,, 42 Hayes ......., ..,,. 4 7 Rice ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 9 Hayes ........ ..... 3 O Iona ,,,,,,,,,,, --,,,, 3 6 Hayes ........ ..a.. 4 2 Manhattan .,.. ,..v,V I 5 Hayes ........ ..... 5 7 Xavier ,,,Y,,, 8 Hayes .,...... ..... 4 4 Regis .......,,.., ,,,,,, 1 3 Hayes ..,..... .,... 4 O All Hallowg 3,3,A, 33A,,, 2 5 Hayes ........ ..... 3 I Fordham -,.,,...., ..,,,, 3 8 Hayes. ....... ..... 4 2 Sf. John .,.,vv.,.3Ys, -q,,,, 2 7 Hayes YfY-A..A fsfff 3 5 Brooklyn Prep ,,,-, --,.Y- 3 O Outstanding this season were Bob Brennan, breakststroke specialist, with ten wins out of eleven starts, Jerry Curran, beaten only twice in the backstroke during the year, and Charlie Miller, who bore the brunt of the sprint work. John Dorr, team captain, a valuable performer in the sprint relays, and John Chester, a soph- omore who added greatly to the team's back- stroke strength, turned in excel-lent perform- ances. In March, the swimming team sponsored an intramural meet. About two hundred stu- dents participated and a great amount of latent talent was revealed. Next year should be mem- orable in Hayes' swimming history since most of this year's squad will be returning, giving us more than an even chance for the city cham- pionship.