St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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unior Varsity Tennis First row. f. lo r,: Kear, S. Keyes. B. Smith, R. Good, M. Bundy Second row, I, to r.: S, Clark, Briggs, B. Rathbun, R. Fawsett, E. Ratlmlnun, T. Chewning l unior arsity Baseball Seated, I. to r.: Tomlinson, Gay, Golding, Guill, Hessiclc Standing, I. to r.: Mr. Evans, G. Beall, Buss, R. Patterson, J. Wright, Scoon, Cole, Srerrert, A. Taylor Ridgley, Asher, Dies, Mr. Hino THE ALBANIAN

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E Sitting, I. to r.: S. Keyes, B. jones, Damon, W. Martin Standing, l. lo r.: I-loskinson, Hurley, lVlcConaughy, Ogilvy, Ourusoff, Mt. Ritzenberg Varsity Tennis HE ST. ALBANS Varsity tennis team is off to a moderately good start with victories over O'Connell, Coolidge, B-'C.C., and Georgetown Prep, while losing to Episcopal, Sidwell Friends, and St. James. The Varsity is comprised of Bo Jones at one, followed in order by Nick Friendly, Captain George Damon, Chunky', Martin, Ted Hoskinson, and Geoff Hurley. When the team plays IAC matches, Dave Ogilvy plays with Chunky,' Martin in the number one doubles with Hur- ley and I-loskinson playing number two doubles. In non-conference games, there are six singles matches, and then the players double up for three doubles matches. In the conference matches, only three singles matches are played while four other players play in the remaining two doubles matches. The Varsity's first match was a comparative breather, against O'Connell, whom the Blues whitewashed 9-0. St. Albans next traveled to Episcopal. The Blues were shut out on Episcopal's windswept hard courts, 9-0. The only two three-set matches were Bo Jonesis singles match and Chunky Martin-Nick Friendly's marathon engagement, 6-4, 8-10, 6-3. Coolidge fell to the Blues on April 23, 7-2. Four days later, the Blues romped over B-C.C., 8-1. Unfortunately in the IAC, St. Albans lost its first two matches to Sidwell, 5-0, and St. James, 4-1, before defeating George- town Prep, 4-1. The Varsity is improving steadily and looks forward eagerly to their match against the A.U Freshman team and their remaining IAC matches. We are fortunate in having a young team and can look forward to some very successful sea- sons the next few years under the excellent coaching of Allie Ritzenberg. --NICK FRIENDLY 90 ATHLETICS 1963

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Independent Schools Wrestling Tournament Semi-Finals: Harclaway, just before the pin with eleven seconds to go. on Arterton, St. Albans' only champion, pins his man. Co-Captain Rosenbaum receives his award for third place in the heavyweight division. ATHLETICS 1963