St Andrews Seminary - Mapav Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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rsf Ro rns Moran R Kauier F Ollonnell J Donoghue Fr Rue er J Rosse G Conno F Ma s econd Ro oe engulh a a a Harl J Gugeu J Wo e R Meagher J Meacham J Phlpps W Mle r Ro o o n r S H Slarler R Sfe eno BGWLING A panoramuc vuew of a sporls year would never be complele wulhoul allowung suflucuenl space for an accounl ol bowlung For 'lhe pasl eughr years bowlung has held fhe rank ol a mauor spor+ Slarlung wulh suxleen bowlers lhe league has doubled u'rs suze expandung unlo an organuzaluon of 'rhurfy 'rwo uncludung luve Teachers Falhers Geck Marks ODonnell Burns and Ruefer When 'rhe college lelr Thus phase of arhlelucs lhe league seemed doomed lo collapse buf under The leadershup of John Rosse and wufh lhe excellenl supporl out lhe uunuors ur once more blossomed unlo an acluve hughly spurulred sporu' Orlucers were soon elecled John Rosse presudenl Jerry Connor secrelary and James Carlun 'rreasurer Eughr Teams ol four men each were chosen capfauned by The luve pruesls and Bob Moran Hank Sfauclueru and Bob Slevenson From Oclober unlul Aprul +he hugh scorers see sawed back and forlh as ollen as lhe puns fell wulh Falher Burns and Falher Ruefer s squads leadung fhe league mosr of lhe fume Wulh 'rhe use of lhe handucap syslem fhe compeluluon for lhe leam pennanl was closer 'rhan un any prevuous year wulh only 'rhe lasr few weeks decudung 'rhe champuonshup Whule as a whole lhe averages could nol compare wulh lhose of prevuous years srull lhe +wo maun laclors whuch make lor a successful race hugh unleresf and keen compeluluon were always presenl Throughoul lhe year Falher Geck and Falher Marks baffled for lhe hugh unduvudual crown Numerous hugh games were posled by Bob Slevenson Bob Smurh James Meechan and John Rosse As a resull of a survey of facfs and averages lhe lollowung sludenl Bug Ten was chosen Connor Meagher Hockheumer Sager Rosse Smufh Sfevenson Ca rlun Sfameru Meechan mzamonzl JULIA? zlzhon 72 Fi w: Fr. Bu ,R. , , r , r. ' , . , . 'f , . , , r, r. rk. S wx R. L w ,T, W hl, G. C ll n, R. , , ', . ll, , , . , . ll , . il r. Thi d wi E. J hrus n, J, Kurch e , F, Dellavilua J. mufh, A l I, . v s n, N. Sager, F, Slraub, J. Frledrich, J. Weckesser.

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BASEBALL For many years The supporTers oT baslseTball have made The claim ThaT as Tar as SainT Andrewls is concerned The hardwood sporT is The mosT popular pasTime. For years ThaT has been True buT in IQ44 baseball reTurned once again To iTs Tamiliar place as The King oT SporTsl'. The diamond game has usually been handicapped by The early spring weaTher in which iT musT be played. Rain and cold weaTher have wroughT havoc wiTh schedules in pasT years, buT The game lasT season was played in The warm monThs oT July and AugusT. The TalenT in The league, Though noT oT a caliber superior To ThaT oT preceding years, was more evenly divided in The selecTion oT Teams. As a resulT, scores like I5-3 and l2' 7 disappeared, while 3-2 and 2-I became Tamiliar sighTs in The I944 scoreboolc. ln sharp conTrasT To oTher years, iT was a piTcher's heaven, wiTh The Twirl- ing oT John Rogan Bill FiTzgerald Bill Amann and Mike Hogan Two Teams The Crane men and The Dadges Tied Tor TirsT place aT The end oT The season The PoliTes Force broughT up The rear buT despiTe a laTe season slump Tir' :shed only a game and a halT behind OuTside The league an all sTar T-louse Team engaged in Tour close by conTesTed games Three wiTh The diocesan pruesTs and The oTher wiTh The SainT Bernard Ten ln The series wlTh The priesTs The all sTars dropped Two games aTTer winning The TirsT On The SainT Bernard s diamond a laTe mnTh inning rally broughT vicTory To The malor seminary a rso ay ora Ma Rc no aan osEWe mlamoncl Jail! e clzfzon 73 Kneeifg: W. Amanr, L. Cuadrini, M. Hogan, W. WhiTe J. Beemar. ST nding: W. A oer n, H, Br d , P, M g n, C. CC r'hy, J. gan, G. Scl 'Q p W. G li gher, R. C in, . dev.. . . e 6 . .