Harding High School - Folio Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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THE TYL S my BASEBALL SQUAD Third Row-gw. Chollto, E. Graham, E. Scholz, A. Killstrom, A. Riclolfi, H. Parrot, J. Shalvoy ClVlanag I Second Row-R. Supersano, R. Lennci, A. Palmer, W. Marks, A. Dirge, R. Houlihan, M. Epstein. - - - F I Row-Coach Mead, J. Chanda, C. Wozny, S. Catandella, R. Kane, S. Dizenzo fCapt.J, E. Doolan, W. Luka chik, W. Schreiber, W. Carroll. iBaseball Wheii candidates were called for the base' ball team, seven veterans from last year's var' sity group appeared from whom Sam Dizenzo was elected captain. At least twentyffive rookies turned out and after two full weeks of hard practice, the team was selected by Coach Mead. Asssisting Dizenzo, the captain and pitcher, are Graham, Cholko, and Doolan in the outieldg Chanda, third base, Kane, shortstopg Carroll, second baseg Schreiber, first baseg Lukachik, catcher, and Parrot and Marks on the pitching staff. Up to May 4 the team has won six out of seven games played. Dizenzo pitched the best game of his high school career at Pawling Prep School, Pawling, N. Y. when he struck out nineteen men in nine innings. Manager joseph Shalvoy has arranged the following schedule: 87 April -Trade -Stratford -Pawling -Roxbury May St. Thomas, -Bulkeley -Hillhouse -Crosby 14- -Ansonia -Central -Stamford Deep River Wilby Norwich func Fairfield Greenwich Central Hartford

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THE TYL S city a third game was played on the Armory floor, which Harding took 30f15 . March 8 found the team losing to Rogers High School in Rhode Island, the last game of the season on the road. From then on until March 15 the boys were in preparation for the Yale Tournament, in which they hoped to meet Central again in the finals. On the 15th of the month Harding defeated Wallingford 32f22, but on the following day they were eliminated by Bristol High in the semifiinals. SCHEDULE Opp. December 7, 1928-Yale Freshmen 25 12, 1928-Trade 12 15, 1928--Torrington 19 22, l928fMadisOn 23 Ianuary 1, 1929-Alumni 24 5, 1929-College Prep 30 8, 1929-Danbury 15 9, 1929-Crosby 12, 1929 16, 1929 -Ft. Washington -Ansonia 23, 1929-Milford 28, 1929-Stamford 29, 1929-Central 30, 1929-Wilby F ebruavy 1, 1929-Stratford 6, 1929-Stratford 8, 1929-Stamford 12, 1929-Fairfield 15, 1929-+Ansonia 16, 1929-Wilby 22, 1929-Central 26, 1929M-Greenwich March 1, 1929-Windham 2, 1929-So. Manchester 6, 1929-Central 8, 1929--Rogers 15, 1929-Wallingford 16, 1929-Bristol gXfQ71'ri.jClTSi1Zy 'Recreation iBasketball Room 116, the IntrafMura1 basketball charnf pions of 1928, formed a team of its players under the instructions of Mr. Greenwood. They entered their team into a snappy league consisting of a quintet of teams with Junior College, Congress, T. U. S. and Central. The team includes: G. Fricke, Captain, at center, with Cooney, Buynosky, Schoeneld, Caparasso, Caselli, and Doolan, forwards, and d'Auria, Farian, Wozny and Magner, guards. The squad won four out of eight starts. 86 Junior College 10 T. U. S. 8 Congress 9 Central 1 5 Congress 14 Junior College 16 T. U. S. 13 Central 19 3 24 21 66 41 29 25 21 45 62 24 12 51 19 14 35 44 30 30 15 32 25 Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding

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THE STYL S Tdennis THE tennis team started their indoor prac' tice at the gymnasium on April 24th un' der the supervision of Thomas Wilbur, tennis champion of Bridgeport for the past ten years. Their schedule, compiled by manager Bakey, included mostly Preparatory schools. Up until May 10, prior to our going to press, the team has won one and tied one meet out of five. THE SCHEDULE April 30-Roxbury 6 Harding 2 May 1-Canterbury 2 Harding 4 7-Stratford 6 Harding 3 10-Pawling 3 Harding 3 14-Stratford 20-Fairlield 2 1-Hillhouse 24-Norwich 27-Central 3OfJune 1-State Meet at Westport func 1-Central Gvlf THE Golf season oiiicially opened on April 27, when the team played against Bulkeley High, but was defeated in a close match. The boys, under the supervision of Mr. Pendelow, coach and faculty advisor, prepared for this meet by elimination contests, while following their successful attempt of last year to work under the new system of selecting the four man team of each meet. In addition to Captain Caparassso and Man' ager Bill, Biroshack, Galla, Vivirski, Hollf worth, Murko, Gelb and Hall, the team bids fair to make a good showing against the fol lowing teams on their schedule: April 27-Kingswood Prep May 2-Bulkeley 1 O-Pawling 14-Stratford 1 6-Fairfield 2 3-Central 2 8-Stratford june 5-Central 88 1