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Front, l. to r.: D. Maskill, E. Syron, B. Christensen J. Cavanaugh, N. Millier. Bark: L. Ploe, M. Springer P. White, N. McLaughlin, C. Eady, M. Rakovan, D. Hockmuth, A. Harriman. liASllllllAll PllllVlS lillilS' Mlllllll Slllllll The girls' basketball team opened the season by downing St. James of Ferndale, 20 to 17. Luck was with them for the next two games and they handed St. .Frederick's and St. Michael's the wrong end of two decisions. Because of our iniuries and absentees, St. Frederick's were able to come back and defeat us 26 to 20. Following tradition, the girls again made the CYO finals. The first game brought us against St. Theresa, the east side champs, and although the girls played well, they were set back 27 to 32. On the following Sunday, the best game of the season was played against St. Patrick's. We led up till the last quarter when St. Pat's tied it up. Finally, Shrine managed a one-point lead but their opponents had a break in a basket sunk from mid-court and nosed us out. That ended the season, the last for nine seniors. intramurals deluxe.
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Front l. to r.: M. Sterling, G. Becker, C. Blanzy, D. Ball, J. Brown, C. Wischman. Back: T. Stankevich, R. Short, G. Burkart, J. Burkart, M. Flaiole, Coach Jim Dailer. The Knights' 1952 baseball team did not end with the record desired, but they have high hopes forthe present season. Those pictured are back again this year except tor T. Stankevich and R. Short. Coach Dailer is expecting big things from Seniors C. Blanzy, D. Ball, and C. Wischman. lf Mr. Dailer finds a new pitcher and first base- man, Shrine might take the Catholic League title this year.
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It takes a dead eye and a strong wrist, Mrs. Marie Porter instructs M. Kelly. Below, l. to r.: M. Kelly, M. Bailey, C. Stolre, P. Waechter, K. Kelley. llMIVll SP0lllS Plllllillfllll GUNTINIIIS WllHllUl Ml lllll Shrine girls' sports were limited this year because of the critical illness of our coach, Mrs. Porter. However, in the beginning of the year, tennis, badminton, baseball and archery were the main interests. Many girls at Shrine find badminton a fast and in- teresting sport. Something new and different was offered this year, archery. Not many had tried this sport before, but the girls were game and found out that it really takes a keen eye. Of course, when the weather was favorable, baseball was the big thing and every gym period found 8 or lO girls out playing on the west campus. In the cool of the Fall season l 3' 5 at 1 'Q fvuqfglw f M., ,, . af? 2 'K JA
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