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

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JM 1933 Qfomce 'VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Back row-Cowl, Ackerma Couzens, Hellman, G,-oldsmifh. Fronf row-A. Tishman, I-Iemmerdinqer, J. Bealman, Albert Fred E. Sclwmilrl .......,....., ...I ...,.,....,.,.... C o aclw William G. Tyrrell ..,.,.,..r.,. r..,...,,,..,I.,..... , .. ..... ,I....., M anager Monroe I-Iemmerdinger.. ....,r,r, 50 yd. I. s., IOO yd. I. s., relay James Couzens ...,...,. ,..,.,.,.,.. ........,. ...,. .,.... ...,........ lo li . , I OO I. s., relay Perry Cowl ..,..., ,........,.. ..,..... 5 O yd. I. s., IOO yd. I. s., relay Roberl I-I. Goldsmillm. ,....,.,.... .... ,,,........,.,. , . ..brsI'., relay Jaclc Bealman ,.,, ,.,.......... . .,...... .,,,...,.......,,.. . . ,,..,.,...,...., d ive Richard Graham ....... ......,..... ZOO yd. I. s., relay Roberl Ackerman ....,., .,..., ..., .,...,. ,....,..... b lc . , relay I-Ioward Powders .... . ,... ,............. d ive, relay Louis Wessel .. ......,.,... ....,...,........,,.,...............,...... In rsl. I-Ienry I-Ieilman .... .... .,......, .... 2 O O yd. I. s., relay Jolin Alberl ,,,.,...,.....,., ,...,,,.......,...,..,.,,..,.............., d ive James Gifford ...,...... ..,.,...,,.. ...,.. ....,.........,., r e l ay Bewly Warriclc ,..,.,.... ....,...... r elay Alan Tislwman .......... ...,.,.... . relay 140 I

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Qllmtw 1933 THIRD TEAM BASKETBALL REVIEW LTl-TOUGH Taced by an exTremely diTTiculT schedule, The Third BaskeTball Team compiled an excellenT record, winning seven oT iTs nine games. ThroughouT The season The Thirds showed excellenT Teamwork and scoring abiliTy. The Team opened iTs season wiTh a loosely played vicTory over The Garden CiTy 'VarsiTy by The highesT score oT The season, 58-4. ln iTs nexT game, The Third quinTeT piled up The remarkable score of 22-O againsT a Poly Prep iayvee aggregaTion. Louis Jacobson, aTTerwards shiTTed To The 'VarsiTy, was The sTar and highscorer oT This conTesT, Tally- ing Ten poinTs. The l-l. M. Tive was badly OTT Torm againsT a sTrong Sacred T-learT Team and losT an unexciTing game, 34-lb. An easy vicTory over River- dale by a score oT 33-I7 Tollowed. MarTin and Mendel were The in- dividual sTars oT This conTesT. Soon aTTer This, anoTher vicTory was scored, This Time over The TriniTy Thirds, by The decisive score oT 22-I2. The lasT deTeaT oT The season Tor The Maroon and WhiTe came in a close and exciTing baTTle againsT The Franklin 'VarsiTy. Franklin won 33-27 despiTe The brillian+ individual work oT MalleTT and GunTher. ATTer deTeaTing Riverdale Tor a second Time, 34-7, The squad meT an upper sch-ool league Team in a pracTice game and won easily, 3l-9. A successTul season was concluded when The Thirds ran up a score oT 44-IO againsT lrving, To end wiTh a winning sTreak oT Three sTraighT. MarTin, aT Torward, and MalleTT, aT guard, were The ouTsTanding players on The quinTeT. The Tormer was high scorer Tor The season, and The laTTer quickly became The Team's mosT accuraTe long shoT. Edie, The oTher guard, was a splendid passer and deTensive player. AT The cenTer posiTion, A. Mendel and SeTh Jacobson alTernaTed, wiTh Mendel geTTing The call more oTTen. Mendel was The beTTer shoT and Jacobson The more aggressive player. The oTher Torward posT was capably handled by GunTher and GoTTlieb, boTh oT whom TiTTed smooThly wiTh The Team. For The Third successive year Mr. Gibson did his usual excellenT iob oT coaching, alThough he had mainly inexperienced boys To work wiTh. Fix performed his managerial duTies alTogeTher saTisTacTorily. fl452

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Qflfdniwn 1933 I 'VARSITY SWIMMING REVIEW ITI-I nine veTerans on hand, and several newcomers who gave promise oT ouTsTanding abiliTy, prospecTs Tor a successful swimming year were exceedingly high as The season began. ATTer geTTing oTT To a good sTarT, The Team TalTered, and ended up wiTh only an average record oT seven vicTories ouT oT Twelve meeTs. In spiTe oT The Team's disappoinTing Tinish, iT was hoped ThaT I-I. M. would malce a good showing in The A. A. P. S. meeT. Five Teams were closely grouped in The meeTg I-l. M. was The TiTTh, scoring Twelve poinTs, only seven behind Poly Prep, who won The TiTle Tor The sixTh Time in seven years. ATTer Tour vicTories in The TirsT Tive encoun- Ters, I-I. M. meT iTs sTumbling bloclc in N. Y. M. A. The loss aT The hands oT The cadeTs Threw The Maroon and WhiTe oTT The winning Track, and, aTTer This meeT, The squad losT Tour ouT oT seven meeTs. I-I. M. sTarTed oTF The season conspicuously, by running up a perTecT score againsT Lincoln, 56-IO. Birch-WaThen was The nexT vicTim, suc- cumbing by a 36-2I margin. I-lemmerdinger Tied The school record in The TiTTy-yard Tree sTyle evenT, a record which he was To brealc laTer on in The season. The Third sTraighT win, by a 46-20 score, came againsT Marquand. vicTorious in lasT year's A. A. P. S. Fordham Frosh inTlicTed The TirsT deTeaT upon I-I. M. in a pracTice meeT, 47-l5. Spurred on by This seTbaclc, The Maroon and Whi+e Tanlc- men swamped Brooklyn Prep, 40-26. lnvading The I-T. M. pool, N. Y. M. A. overwhelmed The home Team. seTTing pool records in The 50 yard baclc-sTrolce and 200 yard Tree-sTyle evenTs, and coming ouT on Top by The score oT 45-2l. ln The New Rochelle encounTer a new evenT Tor I-l. M., The medley relay, waswin- cluded. This helped New Rochelle Toward a close 39If7-35If2 concfuesT. Jaclc BeaTman displayed excellenT Torm in The dive and ran up a ToTal oT 54.2 poinTs, buT was neverTheless nosed ouT Tor TirsT place. Blair added anoTher deTeaT To T-l. M.'s losing column. The medley relay again hurT The Maroon and WhiTe, buT This Time made Ii++Ie diT- Terence in The score, which was 57-I7. Columbia Grammar was crushed .5 I47 3.