Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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D51- c A V I , cgi X fi MANAGER JOE SHEET-TAN COACH PETER WATERS CAPT. VIN MCARDT-E TRACK HTLE The chilly blasTs oT a TrosTy December monTh were once again howling abouT The Tamiliar haunTs oT Jasper Oval, some TorTy odd or more cour- ageous warriors dared To buTTeT The icy winds sweeping down Trom Van CorTlandT in order To respond To Coach PeTer WaTer's call Tor Track candidaTes. Scarcely had The old year rung ouT when The new one was echoed in by The shouTs and cheers oT lvlanhaTTan Track enThusiasTs as They acclaimed The brillianT eTTorTs oT The Jasper one-mile relay Team in The Columbus Council MeeT on January 2. Running Tor The TirsT Time, The relay inauguraTed The new l932 season by rompirig home To win The CaTholic Club and College Mile Relay. The Time regisTered WGS 3:32, Tair enough Tor a beginning buT which could have been beTTered had noT The opposiTion sTalked in The Jasper's wake. Fresh Trom Their recen merely Tor personal saTisTacTion The same Team was piTTed againsT DarTmouTh, repuTed + b f a 1 9 o e one o The sTrongesT on The pine boards This year, in The BosTon K. oT C. Games. This Time compeTiTion was keener and The T vicTory and keenly desirous oT displaying Their proweSS Green and WhiTe warriors were pressed closer Than on The Tormer occasion. l-lowever, Their supremacy SOON 286 Told and lTaTTan. aTTempT. individue Third ple Am eleven n one Tour The Mar The lvlar UP 5 lol runner, , Of secoi breaking 59HSaTioi 9ilOrTs T AT Mceeoi