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ionfi of .goclag . 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1940 1941 1942 Catholic League Championship - Light- weight basketball -- coach, Brother Loftus South Section Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Vaughan South Section Championship - Light- weight basketball - Coach Vaughan Catholic League Championship + Foot- ball - Coach Cronin Catholic League Championship - Light- weight basketball - Coach Schuss Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Cronin South Section Championship - Light- weight basketball - Coach Schuss South Section Championship - Football - Coach Cronin Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Cronin Catholic League Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Dowd Catholic League Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Dowd Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Cronin Catholic League Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Dowd National Catholic Championship CLoyola1 Heavyweight basketball - Coach Dowd Catholic League Championship - Light- weight basketball - Coach Dowd Fenwick Tournament Champs f Coach Dowd Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Cronin All City Championship M- Football - Coach Cronin Catholic League Championship 4 Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Varnes 5 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1951 St. George Tournament Champs - Coach Varnes Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Cronin All City Championship - Football - Coach Cronin South Section Championship - Heavy- weight basketball -- Coach Gleason Catholic League Championship - Light- weight basketball - coach, Brother Finch All City Championship - Lightweight basketball - coach, Brother Finch South Section Championship - Light- weight basketball - coach, Brother Finch Fenwick Tournament Champs - coach, Brother Finch Catholic League Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Gleason South Section Championship - Light- weight basketball - coach, Brother Finch Catholic League Championship - Foot- ball - Coach Gleason South Section Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Gleason All City Championship - Lightweight basketball - coach, Brother Finch Fenwick Tournament Champs - coach, Brother Finch South Section Championship - Heavy- weight basketball - Coach Gleason Catholic League Championship - Light- weight basketball W Coach Gleason All City Championship - Lightweight basketball - Coach Gleason South Section Championship - Light- weight basketball - Coach Gleason
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.rx .K at nw KR f- ' K ' Ygfgx k - jgee , if 4 f X ' .-3:.,- , fp irc' - 1- i .,. 3' I-IE GREAT LEO TEAMS F. 1. flkej Mahoney was Leo's first coach. A very versatile mentor, Ike handled baseball, football and basketball with equal efficiency. Al- though he unfortunately won no titles during his tenure from 1927 to 1931, he laid the foundation for the successes which followed. I. M. Red Gleason graduated from Leo in 1932 and earned letters in football, baseball, and basketball at Notre Dame. He returned to Leo in 1944 and coached football and basketball. He has won one Catholic League Heavyweight Bas- ketball Champgnsh-ip, one Catholic League Lightweight Championship and one R11-city Lightweight Basketball Championship. Br. A. A. Loftus came to Chicago in 1928. Besides teaching English, Latin, and history, he coached the lightweight basketball team. He brought Leo its first Catholic League Champion- ship in 1933. Brother Loftus is now an assistant to the Provincial of the Irish Christian Brothers and President of Iona College, New York. Barney Varnes came to Leo in 1942 and left in 1943. He was one of the most successful coaches at Leo, although he only served the school for one year. lt was in 1942 that his great Heavyweight squad captured the St. George Tournament crown and the Catholic League Championship. Mr. E. I. Iohnson came to Leo in 1931 and left in 1945. He served as assistant football coach to both Whitey Cronin and Ioe Gleason. He was one of the finest backfield coaches Leo ever had, and developed many notable back- field stars. lt was Iohnson, working hard in the background and more or less unnoticed by the general public who helped the Leo teams with many championships during these fifteen years. Br. F. H. Finch was at Leo from 1939 to 1948 as chemistry and mathematics teacher, ath- letic director, and lightweight basketball coach. He led the Lions to two All-City Lightweight Bas- ketball Championships, two Catholic League Lightweight Basketball Championships, and two Fenwick Lightweight Tournament Champion- ships. Mr. C. C. Vaughan' came to Leo in 1932 and left in 1937. During his stay at Leo, he brought the Heavies basketball squad to a South Section championship in 1933 and the Lights to a similar title in 1934. He taught mathematics at Leo and was very well liked by all his students and play- ers. He was known as Champ to his many friends at Leo. Allan Schuss coached at Leo from 1934 to 1936. Although he won no championships with the Heavies, he won a Catholic League Light- weight Championship.
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