La Salle Academy - La Sallite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1848 MODERATORS OF SPORTS xt 5 if 8 -, g,: 73 ' .,.A:,- fx Brother Leonard Mr. Michaels BYOfl'16r Bernard Mr. Cuneen Brother Louis Mr. Alrlwwk 1848 - U. L, 8. 68, - 1848 SPORTS MANAGERS Basketball Manager, Benjamin Manclaro Assistant Basketball Manager, Robert Heller Assistant Basketball Manager, William Hogan Freshman Basketball Manager, David Garten L. to r,: Robert Heller, William Hogan, David Garten, Benjamin Manclaro.

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jitierl IJ, - tsp, 19 mi 1848 1947 0 uf ' 'Mfg' xfn' YU? Q11 N reviewing the sports tradition at De La Salle we note the Tsai .M 15. ,J p 'I .-inf' f . . . names of moderators who set a great competitive pace which Q-yi. V, .IC 1 -walk. saw our school rise to and maintain a dominant position in metro politan interscholastic sports. Among the most distinguished may be named Brother Thomas, Brother Philip and Brother Richard. These men fired their respective proteges with a great enthusiasm which made De La Salle the team to beat. Accordingly did Alma Mater hold and defend many championships in interscholastic competition and even go into the collegiate freshman field to keep well whetted a great competitive appetite. And of course we must note appreciativ-ely the great athletic prowess of the three Thoops, Ed, Torn and jim, the Meenan brothers, Ed Hoctor and Co., Ed Swinburne and the World-beating Relay team of '58, and even an extra plug for Johnny Quigly. Of such a great tradition in sports w-e are justly proud.

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1948 C VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM L. to r.: Manager Benjamin Mandaro, john Murphy, Thomas Olldalloran, john Cassidy, Edward Padden, Charles Dragowitz, William Mclvlanus, james Torres, Henry Heilferty, Andrew Cordial, Edward Walsh, Mr, Vincent Michaels-Coach. Varsity Story Basketball at De La Salle continued to be a very unstable sport with the red and blue fielding a sharp looking but inconsistent club which won 9 and lost 13, contrasting last year's fine record of 18 and 6. ' Ar the start of the season all hopes pointed to be very successful because of the fast break which was going so well and because of the slightly easier competition compared wth that of last years combine. Andy Cordial would be back to garner scoring honors, Hank Hielferty, a newcomer, provided the necessary hustle and shooting ability to play topnotch ball. Padden and Cassidy were counted on for height, and McManus and Dragowitz were to go to even greater heights than they reached last season as sophomores. The most valuable player was Andy Cordial. Because of him, we won many a game that would have been lost. Hank Heilferty was really a good fighter and what he lacked in brawn, he more than made up in height. Jack Cassidy, was a great asset to the team especially against the big boys. Ed Padden got off on the wrong foot and never did get going. However, he played a swell game at Rice and played well against St. Peters. Mr. Michaels deserves all the praise possible for his painstaking work with the team. The members of the team who are grad- uating would like to bid a fond farewell to a swell guy and a fine Christian gentleman. Andrew Cordial. 69