Iona Preparatory School - Saga Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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Following in the footsteps of their big brothers this year's edition ofthe Little Irish comprised the best record of any J. V. aggre- gation in the history of Iona. Their I6 wins against 2 losses has never been equalled since the start of basketball at Iona. The source of this fine record was the fine coaching of Brother Moore. Working with the squad since November Brother Moore formed the squad into one of the fastest and most well conditioned junior cagers in the county. Two points for Burtis The Little Irish gained double over Blessed Sacrament, Harrison, New Rochelle, Sacred Heart, Fordham. Single wins were scored over Stepinac, Concordia, Hackley, Horace Mann, Rye and Pelham. Their only losses were at the hands of Bellows and Stepinac, the latter they had previously beaten. Their wins over New Rochelle and Blessed Sacrament made them Junior Varsity City Champions. Faup pulls down a rebound With the stress on speed the J. V. courtmen could run with any of its opponents. At the start ofthe season only four of last year's mem- bers were returning for duty. They were Joyce, Byrnes, Faup, and Gallager. Newcomers Din- olfo, Maus, Winters, Frampton and freshmen Burtis, Winters, Fachiano, and Finneran com- prised the remainder of the squad. With the playmaking of Captain Mike Joyce, the speed of Byrnes and Andre Faup and the rebounding of Jack Gallagher and Bert Burtis the young Prepsters had the necessary hustle and scoring punch. The J. V. displayed their calm under pres- sure by winning both of the overtime games of the season. Jumpin' Jack Gallagher tries a one hander

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