Fairfield College Preparatory School - Hearthstone Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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BASKETBALL RECORD Varsity funior V. Prep Ansonia . 33-31 33-31 Prep Stratford 35-33 39-24 Prep W. Haven 29-43 29-25 Prep Ansonia ..,. . . , 38-27 - Prep Naugatuck 39-47 14-22 Prep Stamford . 29-35 30-31 Prep Bullard H. . , , . . 50-35 4-2-20 Prep Staples . . . . . . 49-38 48-33 Prep Stratford 29-44 29-40 Prep Ludlowe . 49-39 33-37 Prep Stamford 45-36 - Prep Ludlowe . 35-32 33-34 Prep Central . . 32-30 21-32 Prep W. Haven 35-39 - Prep Harding , 29-51 35-39 Prep Naugatuck 38-41 39-29 Prep Hillhouse 37-24 27-20 Prep Bullard H. ....... 54-29 43-26 Won 11 Won 8 Lost 7 Lost 7 FRESHMAN SCORES: Frosh 33 Middle St. Boys Club 35, Frosh 33 Ludlowe 413 also 30-28 and 29- 31, Frosh 40 Staples Sophs 43, also 33-353 Frosh 23 Stratford 21, Frosh 49 Southport B.C. 34, Frosh 35 Fordham Prep 27. X 1948 Track Squad. Front Row: Herlihy, Hallen, Dunn, Roberts, Gossett, Milano, Skane, Higgins, Renzulli, Mazairz. Second Row: Zielinski, Quinn. Achtmeyer, Dron- goski, '48, Hull, ,48, Cocolis, ,4-8, Sternchak, '48, Perry, '48, Halloran, Christiano, Yates. Third Row: Fr. Donovan, S.J. tthen Mod- erator of Athleticsl, Coach Toal, Kelly fAssist. Mgr.l , Plenefisch, Voynick, McCul- lough, J. Lindsay, Kaluzynski. Bigley, Day, Lane, Maty, Turcott, G. Kelly, Kirk fAssist. Mgr.l, Kagerer tManagerl, Rev. Mr. Buc- han, SJ. fAssist. Mod.l SPORTS continued First Row: Mr. C-intoff, C. La Chioma, R. Norko, R. Catti CManagerJ , A. ln- certo, A. Scippa, E. Wallace, Mr. Kunsch tCoachl. Rev. Mr. Buchan, S.J. fAssist- ant Managerl , J. Stapleton, J. Phelan, M. Slosek, R. Toth, R. Brandt, Fr. Barry, SJ. tiModeratorl . Freshman Basketball Squad. Seated in front: J. Hurley fManagerJ. First Row: Frigon, Sullivan, Ramick, McColdrick, lVlcLarney, Balla, Maggi. Second Row: Mr. Sullivan fCoachJ, Fida, Burns, Mc Mahon, Collins, Rev. 'Mr. Buchan fAs- sistant Moderatorj.

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irepsters Defeat Prep Is Given Scare iples High Falls Before Tech in Close Game, 45 to 41 tratford high and Bullard-Haw Tech were victorious last night L basketball doubleheader at the te Armory. Stratford walloped rfield Prep, 44 to 29, while the ers defeated Staples high- of stport, 45 to 41. he Stratford team ev- ' A' es with the Jesuits, t The 's having won by a xr points in the first ba H611 15 phant over Central ar... ----, Stratford played at its best inst the Fairfield club. he North Paraders took a 16-13 l ai. the outset and were out in it 20-15 at the, half. Going into final .period Stratford held a 51 edge and was never seriously eatened thereafter. ill Habansky led the Stratford rers with 16 points, while Ed c, Babe Risley and Gene DeMa1t 'red for Fairfield. ob Jaconette and Carl Peterson ed Bullard-Havens to victory, ying 15 and 14 points respective- Beiling led the Staples cluh with narkers. ech led, 14-7, in the first quart- 18 to 14 at the half, and 36-22 :he third period. Staples rallied .he final quarter, especially af- Jaconette was forced out of the ie with a laceration of the head. 1 the preliminary game, the h Jayvees won over Staples, 34- John Sanchez starred with nine its. he scores: PREP STRATFORD r' F rl G 1 F P me-ll f 41 41 41lH:iliansky 7 2 16 1-lan f 0 0 0lHirth f 0 0 11 v f 2 fl 7lMinino C 0 D 0 :ky I 0 0 OlForisz f 1 0 2 to f 0 0 flllliissell f 1 fl 5 4' 4 0 S1Packo c 1 0 L! Mon C 0 0 lllltisberg C 1 I1 2 wo g 0 0 0111111-f K 3 3 9 lv sr 0 1 11 tndersnn I I1 0 fl lalt g' 1 7 ftltvhlpplf' K 3 2 fi 11 :Z 0 I llllilchlk S 0 0 0 ielan g 0 0 111 8 13 2111 V 17 io 14 Lanz: Havens swarms . G F P1 I I' 1 2 0 0 1 F liar f 411'-larvey 1' 2 1 5 rix f i1lWrlzht f 0 1 1 ietle f 6 R 15lSimnn f l 0 2 isnn 1' 6 '.! Hlflautliey f 0 0 I1 lori K 3 0 Hlilartin r' . 3 0 6 tinn ,T 2 2 6l5ll'Fnrland c I1 0 0 ruda g 0 0 Ollieiling gg 7 1 15 iso g 0 0 0' Bahincnu X 1 1 3 g 0 0 intro 4 1 9 Ol . -' ,iz Fjlymnn g ,0,.O..0-C31 ,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jecisively, 44 to 2 ICE UAPADES UPE IN ARENA lllNIGl Ice Capades of 1949, dubbed greatest show on ice several ye ago, is proving its right to t title- in the rfnrv-ant v-nn that .Ji N West Haven g3IllC-O,COIl- 1 and Risley 181. final site of its New Englanix after at 8 time also day Ice the White be wood W1 is the I has forth being and bers and he The Miss adds Alan Lela ers istry Remington Arms, first rou ner, and the United Illumlil team are currently tied for i round honors in the Brid G Handicap Pistol league with victories each. In recent matches Rem Arms outshot the Bridgeport qu No. 1 teamg the United Illumi team defeated the Bridgepoi tol No. 3 team, Federal Ar Again the West Haven match- a r Risley 181 and Malmo 1131. Did . ,lohnny score? 1.11.---4 Trinity to Dmlmate ' A ' tg , .1 5, Field House Today P 2 N RAIN 'llN1llll' 1 e ,?575f+i+' f- Ili-nn will dedicate 1 But Edges Ludlowe from Behind in od to Gain Victory :er Ludlowe High llylng behind the Ed Molloy, threw Fairfield Prep by d in the final per- last night, but the eratives weather- d squeezed out a :ld Prep's second its town rival: ivlous game at the ding with a score Eglin 5-29 1A BEAlS Pill uinml 1.15131 1 Maiocco 1131 and 0'Connell L51 battle for ball vs. West Haven. ' A lspeedy Yale et handed Colum- 'vague setback, 6 h n blisterin .fe which saw th. ,o the Lions' five. period spurt it with the lead ro A hands. by Yala'i Columbia ead at the firm' end 26-25 at th , Art Fitz Joyce took ove load for Yale' who wa. teamed. i ahead, 40-39, al d period and le fourth but the ing. 'ex' of t ten on fo speared I The defe consecutive wi YALE ti li' L! fl I lu l 11 3 L 5 4' Z1 Xmlheruv 1 4 11 41 0 ' zg'lrl I 6 4 3 0 Nl 0 0 -ll ., 1 - 21111 si' 33.31 Hu-rn nl half limi-: Yale 25. l'0luil.'l'JH 'ren iron-s missed: Vnlillvil-ia Amry'

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Plenty of weight behind the throws of Vin Darien frightj and Bob Maty, both of '49. Gene Quinn and Dave Sullivan, both of '49, practise passing the baton in spring of 194-7. Top - Four Seniors on their mark: Phalen, Quinn, Mazairz and Herlihy. Bottom-The same four in action-Quinn, Phalen, Mazairz and Herlihy. ,L wma Dick Herlihy clears the bar as a West Haven jumper looks on anxiously. Coach Toal talks things over with three of his hopefuls-left to right: Voynick, Plenefisch and Bigley, all of '4-9. The squad won only one match last spring, that with Staples. The sport is still young at the Prep. . if fk iii f,