Most Holy Trinity High School - Triad Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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I OR the second straight year, the basketball intramurals have been conducted most suc- cessfully under the managerial eye of Coach Joe Geary. Though Varsity and Jayvee players were excluded from play, many stars shone on the twenty different teams participating. Each team played four games in regular league style and then a tournament of games was played. Champs in the Junior division were the Fourth termers, while the Sixth termers copped the Senior crown and the school championship. High scorer among the Seniors was J. Kerwick with 7l points, J. Carrick topped the Juniors with 44 points. INTRAMURAL TOURNAMENT First term ,,,,,,.,,,,.... 8 Second term ,,.,. ,,,,,, 3 O Third term 22 Fourth term ,.,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 4 Fifth term . l8 Sixth term ,,,,.., ,,,.,. 5 5 Seventh term l9 Eighth term ,,,,,,, . ,,,,. SO Semi-Finals Second term l8 Fourth term ,,,,.,. .,,,,, 3 8 Sixth term .. 48 Eighth term.. . ,,c.. 28 Finals Fourth term.. ,,,, ,,,.,. 2 8 Sixth term ,,,,,,, .,,,,, 3 9 M. Johnston reaches to spike a high one. Roy Reinhardt and Gene Kuiawa look on as C. Eogers and J. McManus prepare to b ock it. l Tllilllll RAL Intramural champs! T. Brennan, coach, signs cast on the ankle G. Papa broke in the championship game. Seated are J. Kerwick and R. Fay. Standing are J. Story, H. Prentice, W. Harley, J. Colbert, R. Han- cock, and E. Egan. xl' Coach Joe Geary throws the ball high on a jump ball during an intramural fracas.

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