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JU ICDRS TIED FOR FIRST SENICDRS FINISHED THIRD: vas picked by Bill Shay as the most promising newcomer at the start of the season. He was one of th f , e astest men on the team, and looks like a real help for next year. member. X Callabrese-Another sophomore who helped out a lot on this yearls team. He made most of his points on one hand d - L e push shots. Murphy-Ed Pro lVlurphv is th I - J . e my who almost knocked St. George out of the section title. His timely basket I neat the Dragons in the first game and another one tied it up in the second George tilt. Earl Grey--Speedy forward who led this e ' - y ars team in scoring. His 98 points topped the record Sol Rizzo had in his 'uni . 1 or year and next season Earl hopes to go out and better the 133 mark set In Srl ' ., 1' . m IH his senior year. Crey's spirit and ability in the Hrst game of the season. against S . U ' r H ' t Ignatius, got the team off o a ying start. enabllng them to take third place. FLYWEIGHTS Thomas Byrne, jack Me Cuire, Kenneth Dittricli Robert Boyle, N o r m an K1 ' ein, Leonard Kaslmhm. Bro. Walsh, Moderator. SECOND ROW: Raymond Brown, Eugene ffatram- hone, Thomas 0'MalIey, James McKeone, Ri:-Iiard Moadl, Bill Fortini. BATAMS ,lack Jordan, Bill O'I'Ieron, Otto Spevak, Warren Muel- ling, ,loe Steiskal, Bro. Walsh. SECOND R0 W: A I v i n Braach, Robert McEvoy. Albert Kaznnas, George WI ' e ch, john Murray, Fran- cis Welch. 82
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D LY AND BRCDW LED THIS YEAR'S TEAMS BASKETBALL PLAYERS llivk lirfnsii-tfaptaiii nl this ye-ar's tc-ani. His tlll'lSlZlllflllli.f pc-1'fnl'iiiaiir'v nl tht- yvar nas against St. lgnatins in nur gy nl. With lf-ss than nm' niinntv to go he put in 2 fre-v lhrnns to tiff up thc ganw. Hs- thvn stink a haslu-t in the mf-rtiinv. livlping tht- liavls vin. 26-2-1. jim Stiluvla-Sviiim' vvnlm-r whose' lip-in shuts nun sf'i'Pl'al QIIIIIIPS lor St. Philip. H0 nas lllillllly rf-spmisihlf' fur our xivtnry mm' Fit. G0ul'g:c'. HP tame' intn tht- gianiv anrl slnppml tho hunlx shots of thc- Dragun I'f'lllf'I'. who up tn that tinie- hacl thrvatvlivcl to ixin tht- ganw ful' St. George H0 svnrvfl I3 points in tht- first qnartvr against Wvlwr. fivglic-iilinrn-- ZiggyU was 4-spwially nutt-fl fur his tinwly haskvts. Ht' timl up tha- first llc l'aul ganw with a haslu-t in thf- last I3 secnnrls. Again. against Df- l,anl hv If-fl a rally whim-I1 lmrnnght us up tn l point lwliinfl tht' lk-innns. llallnrani-'limn nas injlm'4l playing lnnthall. and as a rf-sult 4licln't sm-0 nint-h avtinn :luring tht- first part ul the st-asnn. Whvn ht- finally got in hv was a rt-al ht-Ip tn thi- Cavls. llc' nas a rlvatl-1-yu nn lung shuts anml a rval fightvr. Ili lit-nt-tlittn-A snpllmiinn' uhm lirnlw into the- starting linvup. lfrnic. inn rt-- 81
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Page 87 text:
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SVVMAMI G 'lihis it-aris swinnning tc-ani has surpassecl all expectations of its roavh llvrn Kennvtly. last yvaris stellar haslu-thall center. 'lihe In-ani is voinposetl of many new menihers antl only one xetvran. their vaptain. lfarl Grey. 'lille tvaln was very su1't'essful against I'it'IltNll'k. l,oyola At'Zlflf Illf. antl St. Leo. iliheir main intt-rest of the xear was the Catholic' lA'iIQ'tIt' Meet sponsoretl hy Fen- wirk. Uni' teani plaec-tl fourth against all o.th4'rs in the vity. llc-rn promises that the group will make a wry faxorahle showing: next season clue to the return of the entire lt'ttlIt. TENN S lvnnis. a newly organim-tl sport here at St. l'hilipis is rapiclly growing in popular- ity. 'lille tri-slnnen. sophomore anil junior elassvs han' put new lvloocl into the group whirh 1-onsists of a li-w senior xr-terans. 'l'Iw tennis learn stages its tournanivnt at tlarlivhl l'arl4 anrl the winners antl runners- up in vavli ilixision. hoth singles ancl rlonhla-s. i'w'i-iw awarils antl the-5 rolnlwtt- against other tlatholiv lligh Svhools lor the City 1-hainpionship. The rlouhles roun- pi-tition has prow-il to he inut-h more ron- testerl than the singles in the past two years ancl will prohahly follow that Same tri-nil again this year. GOLF :Xltliougll goll has not attalnm-tl nialor sport thi- spring tourna- nn-nt attravts :nam frolfc Is l-loltl all wars. 'l'ht- tournanir-nt is a major part of tht- sprinf-' ath- lvtn- llI'tig1l'Zlltt anrl it IS helcl t'2lt'll war at tlw Midwest tfountrx t.luo in lhnsrlale. last war the l L Y thi- larulty. lfarh year the tour- nament hm-c'oines more interest- ing with tht- aclxent of new talent antl new faves. The keen- est volnpvtition has pre-xailefl for the last two years and this year will be no exception. 6'
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