Sampson College - Senecan Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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P T Q i. E i i l l T T ii T I 1 l l l 1- QXTNG A novel TwisT was added To our inTramural pro- gram when Coach Tony Ranucci organized and Trained his men Tor The Carnival oT Champions box- ing bouTs. Sampson sTudenTs wafched many Thrill- paclced rounds during Two evenings oT enTerTain- menT provided by a group oT aggressive conTenders. The division champs are: LighTweighTs-Joe Fi- caro, Willie BryanTg WelTerweighTs-Leonard l-lol- land, Rocco DeSimoneg MiddleweighTs-STe-ve Han- nigan, James SmiThq -LighT l-leavyweighT-lvlaurice Adams and l-leavyweighT-Henry Congers. Whoops . . . you missed VOLLEYBALL A volley oT volleyballs rolled ouT oT The lnTra- murals OTTice when eleven Teams were organized To parTicipaTe in The double-eliminaTion Type conTesTs. Our inTracollegiaTe Teams bore various novel TiTles, including El-Tooz, SpecialisTs, and Buzz Bomb. The Tinal resulTs were ascerTained when The CPO-GI squad oT The SouTh Division deTeaTed The NorThern Divisions Tribes, I5-8, I5-I3. Served The besT volleys in '46. SWTMMING The TirsT inTramural swim meeTs were presenTed on February 24 and 25. Coach Charlie BaTTerman had relays, diving, and individual racing on sche- dule. ln The ZOO-yard relay The G-9ers scored I9 poinTs To win. The 50-yard Tree sTyle, 50-yard baclcsTrolce, and IOO-yard Tree sTyle wenT To Gold- berger, Schairn, and Ten Brock respecTively. Wein- sTein Took The diving honors. Off for The races