St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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to tall prey to the home team to the tune ot a 511-3l shellaclcing. Continuing in their winning ways the team also walloped Dutty 43-38. The second Canisius game provided a heart- warming revenge atter the original drubbing in- flicted by the Crusader team. lt was then thot the varsity hopefuls overwhelmed their arch-rivals by a tremendous twenty-seven points. The third St. Joe Basketball team, the Freshman Five best showed their ability in overpowering a Canisius Frosh quintet. Herman Brauch and Brian Ahern led the Maroon offense. Owen Doyle, Bill Straub and Bob Paske also buclceted the ball tor St. Joes. With these teams having provided the necessary experience for the up and coming players, Coach Frank Schivone need not tear the coming ot next year's competition. Two more for our side Surrounded! FRESHMAN TEAM Front row: M. Ryan, J. Wolf, R. Keller, C. Cole, F. Kuhn, F. Kreutzer, M. Martineck, R. Paske. 2nd row: Brother David, coach, A. Longo, l. Jacobs, O. Doyle, G. Beldon, W. Straub, W. Stockman, H. Brauch. Missing: B, Ahern. 141 K

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eil ...wb The l0f'9f long Sffelfh The Big Four and Coach Schlavone able the team to take chances in the hope of in- ducing their opponents into making errors. Chief returnee of last year's team is foreseen in All-Catholic Weiss, who again will man the hot corner. Veteran ball hawk .lack Attea, together with fleet-footed Harry Stockman should provide the basis of a power laden outfield. The maior burden of the pitching corps will fall upon veteran hurler Dave McLaughlin, who will have capable support in the appearance of new faces in the fireballer John Rauh and freshman twirler George Beldon. Much is expected of Joe Jacobi, both on offense Coach Schiavone instructs L. Murray, R. Vora, D. Weiss, J. Attea, H. Stockman