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. . . Warming up on the new hoard track TNDOOR TRACK, always one of the most - ■ notable sports by which Manhattan has become known, came in for its share of glorv in 1947-48 as the Jasper squad bagged two titles and finished third m both the Senior Mets and the IC4-A ' s. Outstanding individual for the second straight year was little Joe Cianciabella, the best sprinter ever to sport the colors of the college. Crowning touch for the pint-sized dynamo came in the Intercollegiates where he retained his 60-yard title. Earlier in the season, Joe equalled the world ' s record for the 80-yard dash in taking a sprint series from some of the best dash men in the coun- try at the Washington (D.C.) Evening-Star fixture. Leading off with the newly created indoor junior Metropolitan AAU meet, the Kelly- . Green, under the leadership of George East- ment for the second year, took the team crown but only after the record snowstorm 247
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1947-48 Coach GEORGE EASTMENT Ass ' t Coach NATE CARTMELL Caplaiii . JOHN QUIGLEY Mainioev . COCHRANE o Indoor Track 246
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Phi! crcuiiiuii had postponed the field events twice. The final standings showed Manhattan with 4 ) points while our persistent rivals, NYU, fin- ished in the runner-up spot 8 points behind. No individual titles came Manhattan ' s way in this meet but heavy scoring in the place points ga e the underdog Jaspers the nod. John Moran, Paul Tiernan and Arthur Sulli- van finished second, third and fourth re- spectively, in the mile run; Jim Nolan and Bob Donnelly were runner-up and third in the two mile run; a two mile relay of Bob Chacola, John Garabaldi, Tiernan and Bob Downey took second as did a mile relay of Bill Rossler, Bill McManus, Dan Sullivan and Bill O ' Reilly and Iggie Rienzo garnered a third in the 1,000-yard run. The tracksters gained their second straight team championship on January 10th in the annual Brooklyn Knights of Columbus Meet in the 23rd Regiment Armory. Shining light 111 this victory was little Phil O ' Connell who came down from his favorite distances of 880-yards and the mile to win the handicap 600 from scratch. Jue CianciabelLt The only other indi idual to triumph was Bob Downey in the 1,000-yard run handicap. Again it was a show of power among the 248
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