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

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Basketball The basketball season opened with an ap- - parent abundance of good and well experienced players, Hve of whom had won their mono- grams the previous year. Edward Clancy was elected to lead the wearers of the Purple and Ciold while Meier, Kantzler, Hayes and Roach, playing their last year for Redeemer started the season with a win over the strong Western outfit which later contended for the City Championship in the Public High School League. The final records show that in the many close and hard fought games of a strenuous schedule, the Lions won seven and lost ten. E. Clancy Captain SCHEDULE Redeemer Opp. Redeemer Opp. Dec. 5 Western ,,,,, -- t,,,, 18 Feb. 3 Windsor Tech .,,, - 11 21 Dec. 13 Alumni .... 3 Feb. 6 St. Joseph eee.,e., -- 18 26 Dec. 16 St. Mary's -- 21 Feb. 13 St. Catherine .tt. , -- 19 13 Dec. 19 Southwestern ,rte 27 Feb. 17 St. Anthony- .e,c 19 21 Jan. 3 Windsor Tech. 19 Feb. 20 De La Salle ct,,,,e, - 20 25 Jan. 9 St. Catherine 5 Feb. 23 Alumni ,ssssss 18 8 Jan. 9 St. Anthony ,e,,,1 13 Feb. 26 Catholic Central-- 21 17 Jan. 17 St. Joseph ,,,et.,,,, 26 Mar 6 St. Anthony Jan. 23 De La Salle-- ----- 28 Ctournamentj - 20 23 Jan. 30 Catholic Central-- 12 Varsity Basketball Squad Sealed: J. Hayes, C. Kantzler, E. Clancy, U. Meier, C. Stuve. Standing: J. Moran, C. Duva, E. V. Crowe, Coach: J. Maher, W. Kolbe, E. Roach. Page Seventy-nine

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