Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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This sense of accomplishment is a factor in still another sport-the rifle team. Although this is an individual endeavor. the rifleman too feels some of the thrill of team unity that marks good sportsmanship. Brilliance might he sporadic. hut it is the consistent high scorer who really contributes to the victory of the team. In a more common experience haskethall perhaps best exem lifies the molding Jrocess inherent in the nature P t I of wholesome competition. A team such as CU's under- lines the effect even more. Although this vear the record of the Cardinals may not have heen perfect. the display of perfectly-timed maneuvers. endurance and perseverance echoed the weeks and months of rugged conditioning A helping: hand for the fleet of foot. CU sprinter vies with area colleges and llistriet A.-Xl' opposition in the Evening Star games.