St Marys Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

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St. Mary’s Beats Indians 64 to 47 at Hoosick Fall St. Mary’s Academy defeated In the fourth quarter Cambridge Saturday, Nov. 28, |Ip'”qns tried to stage f, at Hoosick Falls, for their firs win of the season, 64-47. 17, but to no Richard Wirmusky lwr season reccK at Mary’s scoring with Yv fcr The Cambridge -dans yCy .ave yet to win. scoring 22 poii lead .in Doug Luke of Camb' scored 17. Pete r | lowed with 13 f Playing his having hur Jim No- lan ad'' HT.ding power and Jr -0 the Eagles’ team. The EcTjS pulled to an early lead andxat halftime the score u' 22. h 0scoring the In- -------------------------quar- St. Mary’s junior varsity also les. | won its first of the year, 41-38. after Mountaineers wned for St. Mary’s with 17, although giving he was top rebounder with 16. rd after High scorer for Berlin was . gy o of the Wescott with 19, backed up by MacVeigh with 12. lead .in the gt Mary’s junior varsity lost he game but t0 Berjjn 77.59 leaving them 1-3 k! their com- for season. Kevin Percy was high man for the Eagles with 24 against 23 by Webster I for Berlin. St. Mary’s FG FT TP Wirmusky 5 7 17 Sennett 4 5 13 Nolan 5 0 10 McGuire 4 1 9 LaRoche 2 2 6 Delurey 1 1 3 Nugent 2 0 4 Wpvpps. Den 1 0 2 uarter ended s. id momentum rter, outscor- BERLIN « j— ?rs 18-8. Ll7' ♦uoir ST. MARY’S ec.ted Sennett quarter, going ith a 13-point I three points score to 64-48- d the Eagles points. Mosj at. the fou| Wirmusky LaRoche McGuire Nolan Nugent St. Mary's Overcomes Hflaflv Five Gaels Score Cage Victory Over McCann St. Mary’s of Hoosick Falls pulled away with 30 seconds left in the game to register a 64-56 non-league 1 N all vic- tory over M xh of Hy- otalc FG FT TP 1 9 R FG FT TP 1 16 18 6 5 17 4 3 11 4 1 9 3 0 6 1 1 3 IO OCOM - St. Mary's rallies to down MCann The.cfl V .«X . 7 t nP By GREG LaKRENIERE North Ada»- . The first - y St. Mary’s Outlasts St. John’s Den McGuire of St. Mary’s sank two foul shots with 11 --- onds remaining clinch a 55-54 victory over v unday afterm sir’v6 the -------- v che foul line 32 on 18 The officiatii f?vv.e . airect criticism 8 well as coaches Marys xXMcGuire’s heroics cag ttu seco. tory. Den Mary’s wi ;nt final quarter McGuire score j .Xhe final quartej x x te Sennett »•» Co-captain Jk DeGray once again was the hit yer for the local quintet » I its. Dick had nine floor |erity tosses. The taller ind it very hard to cope ; shooting tactics of -, other McCann player St. Marys Downs Je wh0 11 1,1 z.r co lcci Pulled down 14 nSQTiy, OU-J J 1 Snyder, improving St. Mary’s of Hoosick Falls r 1 Seven‘ V -7 at tjSCored a 60-53 nondeague win SCOrer for St X Vfe °yer visiting Heatly Saturday Mary s . X ’ : led' the” Sennett and J. ' «u:eaeh whi ed in 15 maritis cj.- ve La d , 17 DeGrav tallied 2§ V V e 1 ‘n .V DeGray tallied 29 losers while Jack P s 10. St. Mary’s also won tl liminary contest, 57-29. McCANN ST. MART S G F T G F t 9 11 19 Wirmusky 4 0 S Sennett 3 4 10 Thurber 0 3 3 McGuire DeGray Itartlace Palgcd Cieirmont Snyder Tetals 3 0 6 Nuitent LaRoche 19 18 M Teuit 4 0 8 R I 5 '5 Rv- 9 3 19 Williams 111 Cal vanish 7 1 13 Hayes t7 10 6t Loss1 Totals und Mike ,x)pped in 15 •» pectively. ST. MARY' G F T 3 2 8 Wirmusky 3 0 6 Sennett 2 3 7 McGuire 3 5 11 Nuxent 4 7 15 LaRoche 3 17 Delurey 18 18 54 Totals night. Bill Nugent and Dan Delurey winners with 13 points while Gary Legnard pump- for Heatly. St. Mary’s also won the junior er® pac varsity game, 61-35. HEATLY Legnard- Schlutow O'Connor Wasula Jacques ST. MARY S G F T 6 5 17 Wigmuski 2 0 4 Weirs 4 2 10 .Sennett 3 4 10 McGuire 5 2 12 Nuxent 1 .a Roche Delurey Gorman Thurber 20 13 53 Totals G F T 1 0 2 1 0 2 2 3 7 1 4 6 6 1 13 5 0 10 5 3 13 2 0 4 1 1 3 t4 12 80 ie jump shot to the tting on shot from eet consistently, xt game will be len they will play at DeGray 9-1-29; Jeff aul Snyder 3-0-6: -8; Bob Clairmont 0- Wir musky 4-0-8; ber 2-0-4; McGuire 3; LaRoche 6-1-13:

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PETER SENNETT Guard 6'0 163 lbs. MIKE LAROCHE Forward 5'10 175 lbs. St. 77ttvtef4. DANNY DELUREY Guard 5'10 145 lbs. It can truly be said that sports have played a prominent part in our school years at St. Mary's Academy. With basketball leading the list, we have seen four years of action and thrills and enjoyed every minute of it. DENNY McGUIRE Guard 5'll 145 lbs. RICHARD W1RMUSKY Forward 6'0 160 lbs.