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Netters Get Ready Of the Ponce Tennis Team, we find pictured in the first row, left to right: Cap Turner, Dickie Rutledge. Paul Setze, Dick Murphy, and Frank Race. In the second row, left to right, we have: Gerald Monsalvatge, Tommy Blakey, Bill Merriam, Doug Sandberg, Phil Jochem, and their coach Leo Fullwood. Not ictured P are: Tom Obenauer, Richard Taylor, and George Jochem. In the next picture we find Tommy Blakey and Gerald Monsalvatge in the midst of a game. o WELL, EL PONSO, as far as the Ponce Tennis Team is concerned, they are all set for a vic- torious season. Vlfhile their co-captains, Tommy Blakey and Gerald Monsalvatge, are working on a schedule with the different high schools in Greater Miami, the team is working hard every afternoon on the tennis courts improv- ing their game day by day. As a definite schedule is not available at present we cannot name the teams they will play. But come as they may, our team is ready to take them all. KEGLEBS TAKE 'l'Il0I'lIY o IT's THE HONEST TRUTH, E1 Ponso, the Ponce Bowling Team won first place in the league this year by winning 31 of the 36 games played. We did pretty well otherwise, too, having three of the five members of our team hold offices in the league. Erwin Strausburger and David Metzger were secre- taries while our own Chester Hunter was president. The highest average on the Ponce Aven- gers was held by Erwin Strausburgcr with 171. Following were David Metzger with 165 and Chester Hunter with 154. Frank Little held fourth place with 135. Bringing up tl1e rear was good old Burke Luitich with a nice 132. Ponce filled the honor seats at the banquet held at the end of the festivities when the trophies were awarded. -+FRANK BAKER Members of the Ponce howling team are: Erwin Strausburger and David Metzger standing: Burke Luitich and Frank Little kneeling. Not pictured is Chester Hunter.
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mann-Wa-annum-1 Ponce Tankers Take a Dip 0 PONCE,S SWIMMING TEAINI takes to the water like ducks. From a great big splash from the edge of the water to a beautiful swan dive off the high board, these boys know their swimming. Swimming team, left to right: Don Lzmigan, Tom Fryer, Bob Cason, .lack Miller, Bowman Hinckley. THE 'FAIIIWVAY' ll0YS The Golf Team, first row, left to right: Henry Dunn, Allen McCormick, Dave Foulis, Forrest Maurer, .lack Kenna, ,lim Campbell, Buddy Hill, second row: left to right: Otto Jorgensen, Tom Mr-Creedy, Bob Cason. Bill Howard, Tom Day, Don Thomas, Joe Russel, Laurence Grimes. Not pictured, Doug Phillips. Swish . . . M011 well, 1,11 try aginf' That's the Way it goes, El Ponso. These boys on the the Golf team never give up. Some of them are doing Well though. One fellow shot a 58 yesterday. What l'm wondering is A4Wl1at will he make on the second hole today?', Tllli LEATIIICIK l' IYSIIEIIS 0 XVALK ovER THIS WAY with mc, El Ponso, and llll tell you a little about the art of self defense. Every year Ponce de Leon devotes three to six weeks of its physical education pro- ffram to boxing. Boys who are interested in boxing go a long way in these short weeks. If from last year or some other previous experience in boxing, they know the boxing training rules stick to them, work hard, and keep in con- dition, they may enter the Golden Glove Tournament. lf they come out well they may be sent to New York to compete with the nation's best. U -FRANK .BAKER Francis McCrink and Joe Byrd, both Golden Gloves contenders, are pictured at left.
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