St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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T E SAIN I MARY S-ZANESVILLE FEBRUARY 10 On the K. of C. floor Saint Mary's won over the fast Zanesville bunch in a return game. Saint Thomas' boys were lost on such a large floor. The superb passing of the Saint lVIary's aggregation and Zang's playing led the way to a per- fect victory. Our boys won by a one-sided score, 33 to ll. A ,,.,A: LL we 333' -A 9 .? E E 1' E ' - az? E I ' FQ, 7.-2-. 'fest ig: .. -Z gf 5 E 1 2.5 E 2 2 ?5e '- A 2 E ' E Ei a-. M rw: 1 'Q - : A A -- - get A .. , SAINT MARY'S-HOLY NAME FEBRUARY 17 In a return game with the Holy Name five, after defeating the North Bas- keteers in a pre-season game, 17-12, we again defeated them 23 to 19. Holy Name was not able to get through Saint lVlary's defense and only made their baskets by long shots. Zang and the two Irwins played best. SAINT MARY'S-COLUMBUS ACADEMY FEBRUARY 24 Saint Mary's played their only afternoon game at the Columbus Academy. Playing a fast passing game, Saint Mary's Won over the fast Academy quintet, 26 to 16, leading at the half 16 to 3. Captain Brandt played a real game for the victors. t SAINT MARY'S--SAINT CHARLES MARCH 2 1 At the Columbus Auditorium, Saint Mary's took on Saint Charles in a closely contested game. After losing an earlier game to Saint Charles, Saint Mary's sought revenge and took the large end, 38 to 32, making this game their fourth successive win. Zang and Bob Irwin played best for the winners, while Smith played best for Saint Charles. CHA1u.Es KAUDERER, ,28. 55

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sA1N'r MARY'S--HOLY ROSARY JANUARY 11 Saint lVIary's journeyed to the Holy Rosary gym and won by an overwhelming score, 60 to 20. All the players received a chance to show their wares in this game. Captain Brandt led with the scoring, while the Holy Rosary boys divided their honors about evenly. SAINT MARY'S-MT. VERNON JANUARY 13 Saint lVlary's traveled to Mt. Vernon, Ohio, to play Saint Vincent's of that city. Saint Mary's lost, 34 to 12. Due to such small floor space the Columbus outfit could not get started. Captain Brandt was out of this game because of illness. SAINT MARY'S-ZANESVILLE JANUARY 20 Saint Mary's journeyed to Zanesville to play Saint Thomas. This was a hard game for our boys to lose, being lost by a small margin, 24 to 21. The referee called everything and no one could foul without being seen. This caused many players to be put out of the game on both sides. Practically all the players of the second team of each school were playing at the final blow of the whistle. Francis Irwin led Saint lVlary's with 9 points. SAINT 1v1ARY's-GRANDVIEW JANUARY 27 This was our first home game and the boys were enthusiastic and led the way throughout the first half, by a score of 9 to 8. In the second half Grandview pulled from- the hard fighting boys of Saint lVlary's and won the game only in the last few minutes of play. Final score was 19 to 14. SAINT MARY'S-MT. VERNON FEBRUARY 2 A return game of Saint Vincent's on our own floor proved a very hot contest. The game was the fastest of the season and only in overtime period did the Mt. Vernon lads win out, by one point, 34 to Captain Brandt and Francis Irwin played best for Saint lVlary's. 54

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