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

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CHANEY, TAUSCH, GUITERMAN, YOUNG. EBERSTADT, MR. SCHMITT SIMON, FOWLER, WRIGHT, YANKAUER, DRYFOOS 'Varsity Swimming Review HE swimming team had an excellent season, winning eight meets and losing only three. The team totaled 432 points to 248 for its oppo- nents. In the annual A. A. P. S. meet, however, the team disappointed and finished fourth. The season opened auspiciously when Fieldston was easily conquered, 46-7. The only ,rrk 4 thing that kept Horace Mann from winning by a perfect score was the losing of a third place in the back stroke. The only other meet before the Christmas vacation was with Dwight. Here Horace Mann was again easily vic- torious. This time rhe score was 54-8. Returning after the Christmas vacation the team con- tinued its winning streak. The victim this time was Columbia Grammar. The score was again lop-sided and showed the wide superiority of the H.M. swimmers. At one time the totals were the same, 15-15, but from then on the Maroon and White mermen pulled away until the final score was 44-18. At that, it was the closest meet H.M. had had up to that time. The following meet, with Marquand, was the closest of the season, and the result was in doubt until the very end. Marquand won the relay and took three first places, but in each of these events Horace Mann took ond and in the remaining three events gained first and second. Smith sec- and One hundred Jixtv-.fix

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-4 ' 2 .ffm QTEEH W ,.. N .. , I l 3 l MR. MILLER ' ' HARTMAN, BLACK, ALLER, SANBORN, WOHLFARTI-I, MARTIN, DAVIS, by OSTROMISLENSKY, PRICE I fi I I ,Al lil Cross-Country Team .' I ' i WILLIAM HARTMAN .... ...Manager I l MR. HENRY S. MILLER .... Coach I I AI l Robert Sanborn William Wohlfarrh l Edward Martin Duane Davis john Black George Ostromislensky SCHEDULE Morris .. .... 30 H. M .... 25 Yonkers ... .... 23 H. M ....32 Roosevelt . . .... 35 H. M .... 20 Poly Prep .... .... 2 7 H. M. ... . . . .28 Pelham .... .,.. 2 8 H. M. ... . . . .27 One hundred Jixty-eight