Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Fifi i me gi g f , fi 'Ti MANHATTANITE-' New 5 Te i A' J e- w i Kiki' -11,1 dn 'r K. Kr f lx I L Kr- I Our last year had arrived-we had at last attained the highest point in colle- giate life-we were high and mighty distinguished Seniors. The College had taken its greatest step under the tutelage of Joseph Schwartzer, famous line coach from N. Y. U., and with Neil Cohalan '28 as assistant coach, the team quickly rounded into fine shape. Union met the wrath of Manhattan College, was buried under a deluge of touchdowns and a slew of extra points, the score being 28-7. In a hard fought game St. Bonaventure defeated the .Iaspers 7-0, but this woke them up and they just walked through the rest of the teams. But one game remained and that was City College. I had waited four years for a victory and I was rewarded- what a happy memory, now I look across the room and see hanging on my wall a piece of the goal post-the score?-sure thing! 1-if-10 in favor of Manhattan! There was some truth in that VVait till next year! after all, all hail to Ted Stein '29, Ed Cronin '30, Bob McBride '31 and a fighting bunch! Paul Melita '29 mun- aged that scrappy crew. Because of many men being lost through graduation the basketball season just about held its own. The victory and defeat columns were evenly balanced, but on the defeat side wc see Fordham, City College and N. Y. U. so I can't boast of this one, I must dream on. In track, our cross country team ran second in a triangular meet with Lafayette and City College-we were ahead of City College so that was considered a win for us. In the other meets we see victories, again we defeated the Lavender and then proceeded to take Fordham's measure. Goodbye track! You pulled us through many a year. Baseball is here, and it is the end of the dream, for it is our last look at sports. With Bill Loughran as Coach and George Fiorenza as Captain a successful season ran to a close. It was the hardest schedule attempted in fifteen years and a valiant team finished with glory. Among the new faces were, William and Mary, Villanova, Loyola, and Quantico Marines. VVith this the dream ends and as I Search for the next highball I find that my pipe is out and again I am an old man- but a happy one. My days at college are over but these memories I shall cherish as mine forever. Ru I N R L F . I 3 Om' Ilumlrvd SC'Z'CIlfj t'igflf . 17 ' I L, 'F1'r5, 5' , ' AJ zfxaniks.-PAX

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