Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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U 38s B I ffm... x r A I R . Linlon High Junior Varsify-Fron+ Row, leff fo rigl'1+: L. Van Slylce, L. Negro, R. Salnr. D. Sfelson, 'Q fs bb R. Young, P. Cognelfa, K. Granf, l-l. Edwards, L. Wyman A. Slmufls. Second Row: M. Rapavy, W Timmins, B. DeLuca B. Cook, M. Marshall, B. Winslow, H. Perryman, P. Tischler, G. Williams, J.Yales. 610 6 fx L M. Piccolo. L7 ' E q Q .f '16 Q! ,Z0,,!'ffjf6fj'W AS-i?7mfgs'BmgLwsue?i4P1Z J J.v. BASKETBALL FRESHME ET ALL Linlon Opp. Linfon Opp. 7I Rome 57 La Salle 55 54 Albany 45 Bishop Gibbons 69 7I Vincenlian 40 La Salle 47 84 Amslerdam 58 Sl. Johns 52 47 Mon? Pleasanl 80 MT. Pleasanl 55 70 Troy BO . Pleasanl 39 62 Albany 6 T. Jolnns 52 88 Amslerdam yi Bishop Gibbons 62 Mon? Pleasanl 83 Vincenlian Troy Bishop Gibbons 4555 Freshman Basketball-Fronf Row, leff fo righf: Gipsleln King, DelMonIco, Farrone, Maclr. Second Row: Allway, Grabo Newlon Malcolslnl, Coach Ludwig. pg 4 fp v Us ,A

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VARSITY BASKETBALL Rome Free Academy Albany l.iHle Falls Bingllamlon Cenfral Vincenlian Amslerdam Mon? Pleasanlr Troy N.Y. Mililary Academy , Albany Amslerdam Solvay Mon? Pleasanl Vincenlian Troy New Yorlc Mililary Baslre+ball Fronf Row leff fo rghf Bob Ma ay Jack Wash ngfon Marshall Family. Second Row El el M Hal He r Row Dck Clemenle, James Seaman, Dave

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Krumwi MIL Cir. 'lapis im fllfum 'Ai BASKETBALL Linton's basketball team rates high among the best in the 30-year Nott Terrace-Linton history. By many, it is considered actually the greatest. At this writing, right atter the second Mont Pleasant game, the team has won every one ot its I3 games, and, counting the I5 straight games won to close last seasor, has achieved our 28th consecutfve victory. Also with this same game we have clinched our second consecutive Class A Section 2 champi- onshiplthis time as early as February I9. Qur boys have shown their ability to come trom behind. particularly in the tirst NYMA game which they won 62-59, pulling the contest out ot the tire in the tinal minute. In both games with our crosstown rival they also came from behind. ln the tirst game, played on the Mont Pleasant court, they rallied in the last tour minutes to win 52-47. ln the second game, they caught tire in the tinal quarter to tinish 7I-58 atter trailing each ot the tirst three quarters. In bath games with perennial nemesis Amsterdam, they led throughout. The starting tive consisted ot Barry Kramer t3O-point averagel, Jaclcie Washington, Bob Murray, Milne Sahr, and Jim Seaman. These were ably assisted by tine substitutes, incluoing Bob Elwell, Carl t-leiner, Dave Torre, Milne Ottati, Ed Rollins, Diclc Clemente, and Marshall Family. All showed the results ot Walt Przybylos coaching with their well- executed ottensive and detensive patterns, particularly with their ability to change detenses to meet new situations.