SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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SPD TS proud of her varsity program, has excellent intramurals also. Much of the credit goes to Mr. Reinhart, Direc- tor of Athletics, and to his assistants, Mr. Recordon and Mr. Twomey. Matt, with his unending zealfor intramural activities, has created a strong competi- tive spirit in the Cadet Corps. Basketball seems to be our chief sporting interest annually. Mr. Rein- llart and his crew use teamwork and spirit in place of height in overcoming opponents. Exemplary df this is the great 61-60 win over Farleigh Dickenson in December. After the 1950-51 season closed, the score-book showed 11 wins and 5 losses. From that squad we lost but one man, Ike Lorenz, who com- Pleted his cage career at NYSMC after scoring 224 polntsin his First Class year. Behind Ike came Ed PfZYbYlski with 163 points. Dick MacKessy and Leon Stoltze followed with 145 and 114 markers, fCfP0Cl1Vcly. Lorenz's average rounded out at 14 POIHIS Per game, for the team high. In 1951, Don Van Wart and Ed Przbylski were elected Co-Cap- gms- Baclfmg them up were Leon Stoltze, Sven 915911, Dick MacKessy and Al Kausch. Several pmmlsmg i'Mugs have made the squad: Al Kent, who has Proved himself quite e ball handler, Jeek Belton, and Brian MacAllister. 'The team finished the season with a record of 12 :HIS and 6 losses for a .666 percentage. The Stats Were at the hands of NYU, Adelphi, deisenslagcoopef llnlon, Brooklyn Poly, and Bran. 'W Ile the victories were over Webb Pratt . . a v Maggy State ftwlcel, Farlelgh Dickenson, Maine of N lme' Hafpllfl Danbury, Willimantic, Rutgers ewarkl Pace, Kings Polnt. Th - - Fade? Post exciting game was a 61-60 win over th 7g Dickenson, .while the most enjoyed was eb 7 61 rout over Kings Point. S - . . SOCZCC the lndoctrlnatlon of the class of 1952, a rapidfylerplfluhff lgeen formed and is progressing team, for its g t C record does not show it, the petition, Showieffond Year in inter-collegiate com- Were Dick Baumlwell' Cofcaptalns of the squad roster included if and B111 Hltzelberg. The team graduating len aftl' Maguire and Pat Lucci, Hawkins, Kiddermenf Drummond, Cash, Federico, Horwath, Kl er, Mlsdom, Eller, Brown. Calhoun, LaCava, 0'C umpe' Carpenter, Greaney, Stone, Ulmer' Prager, Wemple, Tlndall, and Castagnola, the manager. The Tennis team, under the direction of Dr. Gregory, has progressed to the point where they, too, will soon be among the college's winning teams. Since its inception without a court, the club has had tough going, but with promising material in the Third and Fourth Classes, an improved team will represent the College this year. In 1951, the team, captained by Don Van Wart, compiled a won-lost record of 1 and 4 with one tie, defeat- ing Concordia and losing to Hofstra, Brooklyn Techf, Wagner, and Kings Point. The tie was with Webb Institute. Returning for the 1952 season are Kidder, the number one man in 1951, Van Wart, Van Valkenburg, Engel, Farber, and Mayer. In Fall practice sessions, several Mugs,' showed con- siderable prowess on the courts and should hold down spots on the roster. Those trying for berths are Ford, Heil, Sproul, and Conway. The baseball team had its best showing in sev- eral seasons in 1951. Backed by the pitching of Hausch, Harned, and Nelson, and the consistent hitting of Delahunty, Stoltze, and MacKessy, the team had a record of 6 and 6 for the season and showed the makings of a top team in the years to come. Perhaps the most enjoyable game of the season was our last stand defeat of Iona by a 4-2 count when Stoltze singled in the winning runs with two out and the bases loaded in the final frame. Our rivals across the river came over onlY to absorb an 11-3 thumping behind the effective twirling of Kausch, our leading hurler. The team was Captained by Delahunty, first string catcher for h h' t his third season and dependable clutc llgf- D li' ' the second man at the college to captain e IS the team for two years running. The same squad will return in 1952, and from all angles. it appear? a good season is in the maklllg- Depth In mamma will be 3 definite asset-with Kausch, Nelson, Harned and Herold returning for the mound Staff' Delahunty and Sposato will be available for catch- ' d t'es and Brown, O'Donnell, Oaksmlth, and mg U I ' ' h uter Uar - - k f the infield. T e 0 e Turl will ta C Care O St ltze, MacKessY, f b 0 dens wlll bedtaIllcenarc3r6F3y E1 addition the new O Coach Reinhart.