Carteret Academy - Carteret Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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lr.-nl llow Left to Right. Carl l.iehtenl'els, ,laelc l.t-wis. lixan llowell, Don Quinn, llerry Kra-ner. ellen llieelxntann, Urr l'illll'!'. Charles llall, Rear llovs: .Iohn llevoy, Xss't Mgr.. T4'1lxilll5lll1lX5l. Wiley Nlellinn. liolwrt ll1lfNll0ll,lll0lll Xlilliants, Xlllretl Saupe, l.awe-renee Stokes, Coat-lt. Kh-ent: l.eonaril lllllllllbllll. llarry Rogers. Mgr. 1 aptain. .. ...Donaltl J. Quinn llanagger.. ...llarry Rogers. Jr. The I9-1-0 basketball season was the tnost sueeessful one in our his- tory. Out ol' the sixteen games ventured. we were victorious in thirteen. This reeortl was truly relnarlxahle heeause ol' the liaet that we hail the longest and toughest seheflule in our league. nllthough we hail only one 1939 varsity eager, Captain Donalfl Quinn, and three jay-vees, ,laek Lewis. Carl Liehtenfels, and Stella-n Uieelunann as veterans. Coaeh Lawrence Stokes lll0llll'1l an unusually line squael out of this material. llf eourse. we were very fortunate in having two new eourtsters. Harry lirasner anel Leonard Tlionlpson, who aifled us greatly. .Ns for next year's varsity. it is ohvious that we will have an espe- eially powerful team heeause we will not have only three lirst team players returning. hut also many promising slarlets of this year's jay-vee team. Carteret .. .. 50 Nlontelair . .. .. 30 Carteret .. .. 22 Nlorristown .. .. 21 Carteret l'ing1ry .... Carteret Newman .. Carteret Kingsley . Carteret .Nluntni ., Carteret Buxton .. Carteret Newark .. Carteret Kingsley . Carteret Warsllaw . . Carteret Pingry . Carteret Uratory . . Carteret Nlontelair . Carteret Rutgers Pre Carteret Newark . . . Carteret Morristown

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Captain. . . . . .John F. Moore' Manager .... Justus von Longo Tho 1940 hovkvy tvam was rvmarlaahly good in comparison with those: of rcvvnt years. Under the cxccllvnt vaptaincy ol' Jack Moore.. 'oaliv we did manage to ln' victorious in thrve of our ci fht Haines. As 5 t F . . 2 P lor goals scorvd, wc made IS, compared w1tl1 4 for last year. It is indeed fortunate that we are situatc-d nvar a pond on thc Esscx County Country Clulfs golf course, WllCl'f' wo were permitted to prac- tice on the ice which lastvd during tlw grvatvr part of tht- wintvr. We always were without till advquatv number ol' rclicl' playvrs- having sometimes only one substitutv, hut our mvn werv filled with tht- ncvvssary spirit to win games. ,lack Moore.. Charles Rowlvy, Ed Mt-ado, ,lim lVliil'l3lll'I'S0ll, and Brad Palmer wvrc our outstanding playvrs. As for nvxt y0ar's squad., Coach Boyson thinks that the prospvvt is vvry good, since wa- will have many of this scasonis cxpvricnccd varsity members returning. Cartvrvt . . . 5 Mountain Lakvs . . l Cartvrvt . . . 0 Madison .......... . l Cartvrvt . . . 3 Montclair Academy . . . 2 Carters-t . . . 1 Army Plvlws ,...... . 6 Cartvrvt . . . 2 Pcddio ..... . 5 Carteret . . . 1 Manual ..,.... . 7 Carteret . . . 5 Brooklyn Prop . . . 1 Carteret . . . . . . . . . . 1 Hun ..... . . . . . . . 3 lfirst Row-Left to Higln,Ja1-k lfre-nuyv, Jim lvlZll'l,llf'l'S0ll, Edtlit- Mead, Jack Moore-. Coach lloyson, Brad l,illllI6I', Charles Rowley. Third Row: Justus von Lvngerkv, Allir Cal 'l'omkins. rkc, Jr, Svronll llow: llill l rvnaye, cd Custm-r, ,lost-ph Svhevrrr,

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EBALL iaptain ....... Wiley YV. MeNlinn. Jr. Manager. . . . . .Carl W. l.ichtenfels Our 1940 baseball season has just started with a bang. ln our opener with the Englewood School, which has a squad considered to be one of the most powerful in our league, we arose as victors with a score of 3-2. ln spite of the fact that we have had little practice because, until lately, we have had no home field, thc varsity showed considerable strength in both the offense and defense. 'lSass'- Thompson was the hero of the game since he not only batted out three hits, making our sole scores, hut also displayed excellent prom- ise as pitcher by permitting only 3 hits in seven innings. As for the remaining members of the team, everyone shone like stars, making a minimum number of errors. These mistakes will be quickly ironed out. Nearly everyone made at least one hit, thereby proving that we have the scoring power which many of our teams of recent years have lacked. If we can keep up with this starting pace, Coach Boyson believes that we shall have the possibility of running through the season un- defeated. Stevens Hoboken Academy tpostponedl Pingry School tpostponedl Englewood School ........ .. 3-2 Morristown School Wardlaw School Pingry School Kingsley School Newark Academy Englewood School Montclair Academy Kingsley School lfront How-Left to Right. liill Frenaye, ,lim MacPherson. Eddie Mead, Bradford Palmer, Charles Hall, limb Heywood. Second Row: Ed Iieehr, Len Thompson, W. l.. lloyson, llir. l'hy. lid. and Coach, Wiley TVlclVlinn. ,lack Moore. Rear How: Carl Lichtenfels, Manager, Alfred Saupe. Charles llensler, lilliot llng- lnee. ,lack Lewis, Dick Knight. Steffen llieckmann, Assistant Manager.