St Josephs Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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WWKW WWE? 'WNW GWGU' GUAUGSBKGU' EU' GU' 'UMWWHWWHGWWKWWKWWHWWEKGWWHWWKWWGKWWEKW BASKET BALL 1943 - l944 Our basketball team was very successful this year: its 20 game schedule was marred by only five defeats. The teamwork and spirit of the squad was excellent, and to this as Well as to the shrewd coaching of Victor Wiquel Iuarez was due success on the hardwoods. To the experience of the four returning lettermen: Felipe de la Garza, Roberto Sanchez, Roberto Volpe, and Hector Saldafia, was added the superb playing of the new recruit Gadier Gonzalez. The squad began its season with four victories and upon entering the city League, they gave a good account of themselves against the more ex- perienced teams from the Gunnery School. The Antlers were occuppying fifth place when the league was discontinued, much against their hope of better- ing their standing. To bring the season to a close, the squad travelled to San Antonio as guests of Central Catholic High School. There they played two hard-fought games but yielded to Central and St. Anthony by a small margin. The statistics show how well the team played. OUR SCORE SCHEDULE OPPONENTS SCORE 24 NUEVO LAREDO 22 46 HOLDING 28 25 TIGERS 24 25 PROFS. 36 25 TIGERS 24 26 RADIO 20 25 P. T. DIVISION 37 25 ORDINANCE 23 55 HOLDING 40 59 NUEVO LAREDO 20 25 TIGERS 24 22 HDQRS. df HDQRS. 35 29 TIGERS 25 25 MAGNOLIA 14 51 CORPUS CHRISTI 25 30 FACULTY 27 27 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 33 25 ST. ANTHONY 36 Min-. CPLU...-QED f2EQlIIG3'awn5Q .-16373451-I-REJIIICEHQ.-2SKCin-fnl'Q .-niblftia-A Kih- Ginn.-HS? II .-LIS? C51-.4163 ll! Eu-..-REQ ll! 95:11-..-RS? 4.233215 Q ei- it Q Q S S is Q Q 9 Q Q is 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q Q E.