Horace Mann Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1 Vgigj A 'Il llflf 'H if mcg 'X 5. - F1 W Newark Prep. simply was the better team, played the better ball, and as a E y result went away with the higher score. ,L Q Following Newark Prep came another New Jersey team, Kingsley. This . team had made a considerable record and was expected to win easily. Hor- ,X ace Mann, however, had an on-day. That was unfortunate for Kingsley, for - f the final result broke the New jersey team's ten game winning streak. The score was Horace Mann 18, Kingsley 14. The last game of the season, with Loyola, was an easy l victory for Horace Mann. Loyola never was in the lead, as , Q and Horace Mann steadily added to its points each quarter l until at the end the score was H. M. 36, Loyola 17. . 1 In the Manhattan Tournament Horace Mann had little l success. The team managed to win the first game from yi ' i' l' Cathedral Boys High, 26-19. In the second round, how- l , ever, Horace Mann met Berkley-Irving for the second time, lj and again was defeated. Berkley-Irving eventually won the fit mg A tournament. 'l 2 ' I George Plews, at center, was the team's best player. He li 1 H was a good passer, the only really good passer on the squad, he scored the 3 , greatest number of points, and his defensive play was always good. At the il I forward positions, Mayo and Knap were the regulars. Knap y in was the better shot, but Mayo played a better Hoot game. Knap was erratic in performance. Often he was leading scorer on the team for a game, while on other occasions he would go the entire afternoon without making a point, and missing numerous easy shots. Mayo was a rather poor shot, but he was excellent at faking and dribbling. Comfort, Clark and Freeman were the guards. Comfort played more constantly than the others, and did a fair job. However, he was better at scoring himself than he was at keeping his opponent from scoring. Clark began the season well, but played poorly towards the end. Freeman, who succeeded Clark, did very well for the few games he played. The substitutes were Inglis, Bohrer, Ferris, and Kahn. 1 One hundred fifty-luv

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TEAM LL BASEBA SI 'VAR MR. SCHMITT MAYO FARBER OPPENHEIMER DAVIES COMFORT WYCKOFF STANDARD BOHRER ES HEN URIE ORSENIGO PLEWS CLARK FREEMAN YANKAUER