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l 1 Page Fifty-four FCOTBALL Couch ..... ......, W alter F. Zbikowski Captain .,........,., .,.. .... .....,........ ...,............. A r m ond Sasso, '42 A glance at the record of our football team would lead one to believe that the season of 1941 was a failure, at least from the standpoint of games won and lost. Such, however, is not the case. Although our team lost more games than it won-five games lost to four won-we prefer to consider the campaign a successful one. Certainly this record is a distinct and pleasant improvement on the accomplishments of previous years. And it is all the more impressive since all our games were played away from home. Perhaps the one factor that made this season such an improvement on those of previous years was the addition to our coaching staff of two members of the Newark Bears Professional team, Karl Schuelke and Joseph Zeller, backheld and line coach respectively. Both men proved of invaluable help to Mr. Zbikowski in fashioning a winning team. Their combined efforts and talents were quite apparent in the brand of football displayed by our boys, particularly in the Roselle Park and Westneld games. The team reached its peak in this latter engagement, and although we were finally forced to accept defeat, we did so only after a bitter struggle. There is every indication to believe that next season will be a particularly bright one. There is every indication to believe that we are going places in football, and our sincerest Wishes for success are offered Mr. Zbikowski and his 1942 squad. The Record: Har. Opp. Har. Opp. North Plainfield at N. Plainfield ..,... 0 S Thomas Edison at Elizabeth .............. 33 6 Good Counsel at Newark , ..,.....,......,... 6 19 XVestHeld at Westneld ................. .... 0 14 Dunellen at Kearny ......,,.....,............., 12 6 Verona at Verona .....,......i.,................. 19 7 Roselle Park at Roselle Park ,..,.......... 7 0 N. Arlington at E. Rutherford ........ 12 20 Scotch Plains at Roselle Park ...,.....,.. 0 14
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SOCCER Arthur C Captain ..,.... . Barber For h ' John Racz t e first time in a n State Cham ' ynski, '42 umber of years the Soccer team failed in its quest of a pionship award. We had come to accept these awards as a matter of course, and the shock of not being given the trophy this year was indeed great. What strange quirk of fate deprived us of our just due, no one seems to know. We have examined and re-examined the record of the team to no avail. Teams were beaten with monotonous regularity, and the game we did lose was later balanced by a corres- ponding victory. We had every reason to suppose that the award would be forthcoming. Alas, such was not the case, and the fate of the famous Colgate team of a few years ago- unbeaten, untied and uninvitedn-had its counterpart, to a certain extent, in our 1941 Soccer team. Yes, gentle reader, the mystery is a puzzling one, and its solution must await better heads than we poor mortals possess. For our part, we did have a championship squadg we did have a team that upheld the traditions of former great elevens. To all and sundry, We present our champions and refuse to acknowledge the error of our ways. To Mr. Barber and his valiant team we offer our sincere congratulations. May the season of 1942 return you once more to your rightful place in the sun--th c' champions of the State. The record: e ofli 1al Rahway Rcformatory at Rahway ...... East Orange at East Oran Vero Har. 4 3 3 1 2 0 Opp. 0 ge .........,.... na at Verona ..............,... C hatham at Cha h I am ....,......... East Ruthe f I 1 3 1 0 East Rutherford at Harrison Chatham t Har. 1 a Harrison .. Veron r Ord at Easgi ,..... ., ......... . Kear Opp. 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 a at Harrison ......,..,...,..... ..,.. West New York utherford.. ny at Kearny ..............................,. at Harrison Exhibition Trenton at Fort M ommouth ...,.. 0 1 Page Fif ty-five
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