Oratory Preparatory School - Oratorian Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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ART SULLIVAN WALT SHERMAN FRANK CARINE AL SMITH DICK STEVENS BOB PERNA JACK QUINN 3 e Q WS? 5415? BOB STIEVE GARY NEVERICK 87

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ORATORY 69-MONTCLAIR ACADEMY 75 'Ilhe Oratory Rams dropped their first Ivy League game to Montclair at the Summit gym. The con- test was a close one throughout although it was a well played game by the Rams, the men from Mont- clair pulled the game out with a fourth period splurge. Frank Carine dunked 21 points while Walt Sherman followed with 18. jack Quinn's hook netted lhim 14. Other scorers were Dick Stevens 6, Gary Neverick 4, Bob Perna had 3 and All Smith scored 2. ORATORY 80-MORRISTOWN PREP 60 An easy victory was won by the Rams against a small and inexperienced Morristown team. Oratory got off on the right foot taking a 34-25 lead at Uhe half. They widened the gap throughout the second half and won by twenty points, Carine again led the team in scoring, netting himself 30 points. Walt Sherman was second high scorer with 17 points. Quinn scored 13, Stevens 11, Smith 4. Neverick and Sullivan had two points eadh. ORATORY 80-MONTCLAIR HIGH 60 The Oratory Rams 'beat College High forthe second lege High -team in all respects. Frank Carine led time this season by twenty points. The Summit Rams the scoring with 29 points. Jack Quinn was second were full of power as they outplayed the visiting Col- high as lhe tallied 24. ORATORY 44-MONTCLAIR ACADEMY 50 The Oratory squad travelled to Montclair to en- gage in an Ivy League contest, and lost their second game this season to Montclair by a 50-44 score. Stan Traymore's jump shot netted him 26 points :for the Academy team. Walt Sherman played a very ORATORY 61- This one was the thriller of the season as the Ora- tory team won in the last ten seconds. The game, which was 'played at Peapack, found the 'home team leading until the end. Oratory was behind by three fpoints at the end of the nrst quarter. At the 'half the score was tied at 28 points each. During the third quarter, the Oratory five fell far behind and at one ORATORY 37 The Green Wave held tits jinx on the Oratory Rams as it again defeated the Summit squad, 43 to 37. The game was played at the Delbarton court. The Rams led at the end of the first quarterg Richie Clark, ex-Oratory player, along with Don Landry rolled up enough points to put the Green Wave in front by ST good game and led the Oratory scoring with 14 points. Frank Carine netted 12 points. Bob Stieve played a fine game under the boards dominating on rebounds. He had 8 ipoints. BERNARD'S 60 time were trailing by nine points. With the opening of the fourth quarter the tide changed. Unleashing a great offensive surge, the Rams started to roll, closing the gap to one point with 10 seconds to play. Then Al Smith from half court, let go with a long, but accurate set 'shot that swished the net and ended the game. It was a nice one to win for the Rams. -DELBARTON 43 one point. The second half saw the Delbarton team slowly 'pull away and win by six points. Frank Carine held the Oratory top scoring position with 15 points. Walt Sherman and Dick Stevens had 9 and 6 points respectively, Richie Clark played an outstanding game for the winning team. ORATORY 69-EASTERN ACADEMY 50 Playing for tlhe first time in the Summit high in front the rest of the game. Frank Carine led the gym, the Rams added another victory to their credit. scoring again with 428, followed by jack Quinn who The Rams jumped off to an early lead and remained tallied 21. Walt Sherman had 11. ORATORY 69-MORRISTOWN PREP 47 Another victory was chalked up to Oratory as they had another easy time with Morristown Y.M.C.A. Taking a 6-0 lead early in the game, the Rams had no trouble in taming the Morristown team. At the ORATORY 52 For the second time this season, the Delbarton five of Morristown won a close contest 60-52, It seems as 'if tihe jinx the Green Wave has on the Rams will never end. Richie Clark had the best night of his career forthe winning team as 'he paced them scor- ing 20 points. In the first quarter, Delbarton took a 12-7 lead, and at the half the score was 26 to 22 end of the first half, the Oratory team led by 22 points. John Quinn tallied for eight straight points, some kind of a record, we guess. Carine led the scor- ing for the winning -team with 26 points. -DELBARTON 60 with Delbarton still on top. The thirid quarter was very evenly played, but as the last quarter began, the Morristown team started pulling ahead, with Clark doing most of the scoring. For the losing Oratory team, Frank Carine had 15 points, Jack Quinn and Walt Sherman 13. ORATORY 51-EASTERN ACADEMY 57 The scene was the Hawthorne High School Gym, the date was Feb. 27, 1953, the time nine 0'clock. The winner of the game was Eastern Academy, 57 to 51. It was-'a tough game for the Rams for instead of getting second place alone in the Ivy' League, they 86 had to share it with Eastern. Frank Carine had 9 tallies from the floor and ten from the free throw line for a total of 28 points, and concluded the sea- son with 492 points for 21 games? ft 'john Quinn tallied 9 points for the Rams.

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