New York Military Academy - Shrapnel Yearbook (Cornwall on Hudson, NY)

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..... .. - . LACROSSE C oacb ....,.. Captain ........ Manager ....... THE TEAM Allen, Garfmkel jackson, C. Anido Govea Laprezioso Cassidy Gundry Lee Daly, F. Hebert McIntyre Downes Horn Merz Fisher THE RECORD Manhasset .,.............................. Garden City High School ........ Stamford High School ..... Stevens Frosh . ,.............. Yale Frosh ............... Friends Academy C. C. N. Y. Frosh ....... Capt. Evans Govea Frederickson Nelson Pollio Vail Van Atten Young, K. Zuccaro N.Y.M.A. Opponents .. 3 7 2 4 7 4 4 5 0 7 4 5 8 5 Page One hundred seventy-eight

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BARD HALL BASEBALL Coach .,............................... ...,....................... ....................................... M r . Morrison Captain ...........,.. ...,............ R uzzo Captain-Elec! ...... ................... H eit Manager ........ ...........,..,...........,........,..,.. ........ K l arfeld, M. THE TEAM Carrillo Dunham, R. Heitman Pohle Cooper Fornatora Hoy Ruzzo Dunham, L. Heit Klarfeld Zwillman THE RECORD Bard Hall Opponents St. Thomas' School ....... .....,....,............,..,..,..,.... .... 8 7 St. Thomas' School ,..,...... .... l 3 5 Cornwall-on-Hudson ........,.,.. 1 11 Catholic Grammar School ..... 7 4 Town Kids ...................... . 3 7 St. Thomas' School .......... I0 4 Cornwall Aces ........... 3 11 Cornwall Yankees ......... .... 1 0 5 Cornwall Yankees .......,. 4 7 Town Kids ...........,.... . 9 8 Cornwall-on-Hudson ...... 13 13 fCalled on ac unt of time! Cornwall Aces ........... ...,...................................................... 9 5 Won 7 - Tied 1 - Lost 4 Page One luuzdred 56l'6'llly-.Y6l'6l1

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NI ll Lv LACROSSE HE LACROSSE TEAM pulled through with Hying colors again this year, even though they were up against hard and big teams. The team saw from the first game that they would be on top under the line coaching of Captain Evans of West Point. He deserves much more credit than we can give him. It was his slaving and driving that made the team what it was. The first game of the season was with Manhasset, the Metropolitan champs. Because of a little mix-up of the schedule, this was an unexpected game. But without a kick, our team went out on the field and gave all they had for the Maroon and White. The team anxiously awaited the game with Stanton, and a victorious cadet team walked off the field with the honors of the day. Govea, along with the rest of the team, showed many snappy shots which resulted in goals. Our team put up a good fight with the Friends Academy lacrosse team. Due to a little misunderstanding between both teams there was a short mix-up which ended in friendship on the parts of the teams. There was an over- time period of seven minutes because the scores of both teams were even. It ended up with the visitors winning by one point-5 to 4. The third and next to last defeat of the season was suffered at the hands of Yale Frosh. Our stick work along team work was of the best, but our opponents a little too fast. It was an excellent game, and went through it with the same old spirit well the Corps of Cadets. with our were just the team known to Page One hundred seventy-nine