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

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Kneeling' Michael DiStefano, Alfred G c A th vll 1nl ' , re o, n ony Spero, Kenneth Q'Brien, Robert Bartolomo. Standing: Father Pavis., Coachg John Marchese, Edward Trubac, Lewis Fusco, Daniel Mugah, Roger Cappucci, John, Davolio, Sebastian DeMarco, George Fabiianic, Roger Mattel, Leonard Nason, John Falco, Thomas Monteforte, Roger Musetti, Father Anglnn, Assistant Coach, Joseph Sullivan, James Raynis, Mgr. Jayvee Baseball Father Pavis, coach of the Jayvee Baseball team, reports that this is one of the most spi- rited teams that he has coached. Although the team is inexperienced, it has plenty of drive and shows great promise of going through the season undefeated, As the CALENDAR goes to press, the team has won its first three games against Manhattan Prep, St. Ann's and Tolentine. The team lines up with Trubac at first base. Monteforte at second base, Greco at Shortstop and Fabijanic at third base. The outfield com- prises Bartolomo in left field, DiStefano in cen- ter and Falco in right fieldg all are strong hitters and good fielders. Spero and Musetti alternate behind the plate, and are two of the best catchers who have played Jayvee baseball at Hayes. O'Brien, Burke and Davolio are the starting pitchers. Father Pavis has great hopes for his team which improves with each succeed-' ing game. H3y6S - Hay8S - Hayes - ' H3y6S H3yeS H3y8S Hay6S HayeS HayeS Hayes Hayes H3y6S Hayes ' All Hallows E get-IEDULE . Manhattan ' -n Sr. Ann 5 ' . Tolentihe ' ' ,QAYVE 6 5 8 Qrlal Mem Power Michaex Mr, St. Tolentlne LaSalle St. Anffs LaSalle . i Mt St. Mwhae Manhattan PG: Ofl Power Mem

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gs B - I 1 K I Sittin : Wilfred Storz, Joseph Moylan, George Nicholas, Hugh Sheridan, Cecil Brown, James Winds, Leonard Moore, Morris Loundqs, Richard Jefferson, William Cochrane. Kneeling: David Zucconi, Alex Polak, Alfred Purcell, Bela Ward, James Flanagan, Robert Cleary, Paul Baroncelli, George Kohufanycz, Robert Roche, James Howard, William O'Neill. Standing: Dante Pellei, John Connolly, Michael Browne, Cornelius Sexton, William Good, Dennis Flynn, John Groll, Fred Rosato, Peter Colonel, James Dolan. Cross Country In cross-country Cardinal Hayes enjoyed its best season ever. Despite the cancellation of several P. S. A. L.-sponsored meets, the Hayes harriers added trophies to the school's fast-gowing col- lection. Highlights of the season were a repeat championship in the Bronx-Manhattan-Westchester Division of Catholic High Schools, a second place in the City Catholics and a second place in the Private Schools Meets. During the course of the season Wilfred Storz estab- lished himself as the greatest cross-country runner in Hayes history by winning individual honors in both the Bronx-Manhattan-West chester and the City Catholics Meets. In the latter he set a new school record of l3:33.5 for future hill-and-dalers to shoot at. Ably supporting Storz on the varsity were Jim Dolan, Al Purcell, Mike Browne, Bela Ward, Bob Cleary and Bill Good. l37 I ? MR. HOWARD BORCK Coach 1. 4