Notre Dame High School - Canticle Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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L, ,,,,, September 25 October 3- October 12- October 18- October 23- October 26- October 29- October 31- November 14- CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FIRST ROW: Tony Favata, Marty Runyon Anthony Alach SECOND ROW: John Feeney, Dennis Maziarz, William Ernst, Coach Iohn Ungrady Leon Crabowski, Bill Iacobus. SCORES -Hunterdon Central 15 36 Bordentown Hunterdon Central 15 Cathedral High 35 Hightstown 34 Cathedral High 20 Camden Catholic 17 Steinert 15 Bishop Egan 45 Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Only two miles to go for William Iacobus and Leon Grabowski in the Cross Country meet with Pennsbury. 35 19 45 44 21 41 31 45 15 William Spych turns the corner of last quarter mile during Bor dentown meet Notre Dame harriers Leon Grabowslci Marty Runyon Bill Iacobus and John F eeney take early lead in Hunterdon Central meet only to be overpowered by them in the end

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FIELD Bill Iacohus paces Leon Grahowski and John F eeney in last half mile of Hunter- don Central meet. TRACK A D Bill Spych takes third place in high hurdles at Lawrence Indoor track. 158 Coach John Ungradyis Notre Dame cross country team won its first meet by a 19-36 victory over Bordentown on Wednesday, October 3. The Irish had their first defeat on October 12 when Hun- terdon Centralis Red Devils tabbed a 15-45 Win. On October 18, Notre Dame,s cross country team succumbed to Cathedral High by the score of 35-44 on the Irish course. Cathedral High made it two in a row over the Irish by a 22-46 score on the N.D. course. The Irish enjoyed a brief victory by de- feating Hightstown, 21-34, on October 23 for its second Win in five outings. The harriers, however, ran into trouble when they encountered Camden Catholic and Steinert. For the first year of varsity cross-coun- try, Notre Dameis record stands 3-6. Phil Smith clears the pole at 4' 8 at Lawrence indoor track. -f 955 K 5 -tai-Fsciiu. WMQSK M if 'h'- we M1 MM.-.. .QW .a,,,u.,q,,, Q. 1 ' .. - ff ' A , 3' , . .. I 5515111.ft-ini-in Q f L

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THE 1963 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Dennis Ferri, John Wagner, Ronald Woolston, Rudolph Ceurds, Patrick Ryan. REAR ROW: Coach William Creamer, Aldo Cenovesi, Charles Comfort, Edmund Stoy, Thomas O'Connor, Richard Parcinski, Michael Thoma, Cary Jackson, jules Harlicka, Christopher Reeber, Joseph Wroblewski, Manager. BA EBALL The outlook should be bright on April 19 as the Fighting Irish varsity nine take the field for the start of the 1963 baseball season. Doon Creamer's squad boasts plenty of experience and, despite - its relatively tough schedule, plans to spell trouble for many of the Trenton area teams. The Irish team is composed of a group of R D E hardened, experienced seniors, a fine crop of 1un1or standouts, , ' A along with some very promising sophomores. Notre Dame hopes riysr 2 . gi for a hi hl successful season as she looms to take her lace as a R . pp baseball power in this locality. tstr - .-.. up J . sist 1 fl ff' .E E ' ' lyr gi 4.-n .11 gfgqrpp ss,r. ..... , p p.'Q VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 13 - Bordemown -....-.Away V, ,,,, ,,.04 ' W A .Z 14 - Hamilton -A-AAAAAWHY fg' A pr' 17 - Hightstown Home fifr' A 19 - Bofdenfown Home 20 - Ewing ...... ,--...Home N -A 3 t .z.e Q 26 - Princeton f.f.. .....-. H Ome 21 - Princeton ,,,, 1,,,-.Away .iss sr. . Q' A , , E, ,.,t .,., , , . f QQ fZQf f. ,.Qf Q. 29 - Cathedral -------Home 23 - Holy Cross ...--.H0me 'N 30 - Steineft R--'f-'Home 24 - Sfeifleff aa---AWHY May 28 Ewing eeeeeeeeeeeee e-f---- A W-QV 31 - Hamilton ....... ,1,-.H0me rw ..... tris 7 - Tfenwn A-W-Away 1 ....e , diii 9 HOIY CYOSS E-A- AWaY June - A Q .,id .',.1 ?1fi'7IigF tii YET 10 - High'ESf0W11 f.fff ---. Away 3 - Cathedral -,,,wAway , - A - - 1 f - x ,. 1 ' 1 , - E -T 1. ' - , . , f ' f 1 f V K A I 7 f ' '- Star senior hurler, Richard Parcinski, toes the mound for the Irish. 160