Holy Redeemer High School - Campanile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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1' WN.-, 'XX J, .mg i 3 ' Q VJ 1-3.-. NTS Ivy-y f, N w- in' ' 46 L-' Pt 1 es S 2 an' yr 1 Q, 'ry n 3 . nj. A 1- I 5 be .4 5 :lx X .-, Sitting: J. Bruce, J. Lyons, D. Trudeau, H. Bickford. Standing: J. Sullivan, R. Wilcox, J. Kelly. lntramural Champions HE fast-stepping cagers from Senior B swept through all opposition in characteristic fashion to annex the intramural crown. At no time during the race was their supremacy seriously threatened: their victory being one of the most decisive in the history of the school. In the champion's line-up were several youths who had previously dis- tinguished themselves either on the court or on the gridiron. The mainstays of the quintet were D. Trudeau and H. Bickford who received splendid sup- port from the rest of the squad-J. Lyons, J. Bruce, R. Wilcox, J. Kelly and J. Sullivan. Beginning with a world of sheer power these individuals soon developed a high degree of team-work which baffled the under-classmen. The title-winners even defeated the other senior class, a fact deserving of special mention. In the few crucial encounters of the year, the fourth year men re- vealed sparkling attacks that never failed to swing the verdict to their side. Freshman C, a rather promising aggregation, was the runner-up. Although they could not match the Senior B's brilliance, nevertheless they did 'surpris- ingly well for a first-year outfit. Trailing the Freshman by a single game. Junior A Hnished in third place. If this intramural league is continued and improved, Redeemer s athletic future will be assured. Many of the greatest stars ever developed at this school were graduates of the inter-class circuit. This year several able basketeers, who should bolster the varsity considerably. were uncovered by these contests. And after the punishment they received from the champions nothing should discourage them. 5 -- f . a -.1 , ' WX, 9' 8 . ....... g M . ..... Q . w fkA iB2-':?',- ,, ,-azissi. f 1 ' 5i. A9 iii'f Page Eighty-seven

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ii-H-f. xx . . wt 'Sf' ar + N . N ...gr ' at . , gli' ' 57- 2 wi! 1'2- if Sa - T t t 2 : w e J' me ' -' 'Kg ,Q ' ' L, :P ,ff '- -fx' 'f I X P' ma, X J' K-ea' Sitting: F. O'ConnelI, D. Fitzpatrick, W. Colby, H. Campbell, C. Duva. Standing: G. Livernoise, J. Moran,, J. Kulick. Reserves HE performance of the Reserve Basketball team was one of the bright spots of the 1929-30 cage season. These future greats tangled with some of the toughest quintets in their division and in a majority of the frays they came out on top. Of course, they lacked the consummate skill and adroitness of older aggregations but they possessed boundless courage and aggressiveness. And these are qualities which compensate for any amount of mechanical short- comings. In the ranks of these basketeers there was only a sprinkling of Sophs. and Juniors, Freshmen composing the bulk of the squad. However, in justice to the upper-classmen it must be conceded that they were bulwarks to the unexperienced Frosh. Carmen Duva, a diminutive Freshman with the knack of outplaying individuals twice his size, was the team's captain. In a very busy season, several of the youngsters' contests stand out boldly. The tilt with the Catholic Central Reserves was a tense, breath-taking struggle. overshadowing the main event. By a single point, the big fellows from Rosary parish were downed. At Grosse Point, they forced the formidable reserves into an extra period before yielding. That was quite a feat. All reserve quintets that invaded the Lion's lair were treated harshly, even brutally, and in their battles abroad these youthful Redeemerites were equally ferocious. The reserves were dead-game sports. They were generous to a fallen foe and they took their defeats like men. But during a game they proved to be one of the most truculent clubs ever assembled. If they carry that same spirit with them to the Varsity, Redeemer can look to the future without anxiety. l'1 - , . i' , Q , . . Hifi ' ,L ' lp-,, r -...J-' ,i ' O R 5. N l N ' ,f 4, ' It N x W- A . llllllll W s r as - ., Q -V . it -rg e-.-. M 'Tiff A ii ' 1 if- L Page Eighty-six

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