St Josephs High School - Lily Yearbook (Hammonton, NJ)

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recreation, I --v 4.1 w 14' M ,- Frank Scola picks up hot groundcr, touches third and gcts set to throw to second for a douhle play. Frankie proved to be our lincst hcldcr making only 3 crrors all season. His change from sncorid to third was proiitahlc because of his good throwing arm. Q-1-Q Coach Sulrnonctti givus senior boys their pep talk dur ing thc- last game of the season, Thu boys, Ike Macri, Paul Stccb. Ronnig Rodio, played good ball and dis- played the best of sportsmanship to the rest of the team. I I C J. f , :sf 1' Paul Steel: is out by a stride as Holy Spirits Mikc f Brennan makes scoop on low throw. Paul not only lc-d his team with a booming ,375 average hut played a good game at shoitstop, 1 ,ff f ! I fa

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enjoying out-doors with healthful C?Nf lx St. joe's Baseball Team: Standing. left to right: N. Masi, A. Marino, Managersg A. DeCicco, P. Steeb, A. Macri, R. Steeb, M. Imperatore, L. Cox, Oflicial Scorerg Coach L, Sulmonetti. Second row: E. Clayton, L. Presti, J. Cessato, W. Pinto, F. Scola, A, Ingemi, P. Ponzetti. Third row: R. Rodio, R, Hagelin, j. juliano, R. Fisher, D. DeBlase. St. joseph's baseball team completed another baseball season with a displeasing 2 win 6 lose record. The Saints started out by losing to Egg Harbor, then winning 2 straight at the expense of Sacred Heart and Egg Harbor. However, the tables started to turn as they lost their last S in a row, namely, 2 to Hammonton, 2 to Holy Spirit and 1 to Sacred Heart. Though the Saints lose 4 men, Coach Lou Sulmonetti feels that his team with this past experience will make a better team next year. Nevertheless there were a few bright spots on the team. The Saints had new uniforms to talk about and words of praise to the senior star, Paul Steeb, who ended with a .375 average. The players are a credit for their fine sportsmanship and in displaying much hustle. Coach Lou Sulmonetti merits our sincere apprcciation for his efforts. Ronnie Rodio our-fleet outfielder waits for pitch which will put him on base. Dependable little Ronnie is always ready to play wherever Coach nuts him

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