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VH RI TAS .Iosr-:Pu Noiaxx Nl-:IL CoLl.lNs SYLV1-:s1'1-:R Pill-:wi-:Y .lonx Wrrrrixca Presulvnl VII?-l,l'l .N'Il1l'lIf Sccrciary-'l'rcnsu1 r lflISflll'SS ,llumrgvr Boys' Athletic Association l'IPTliMBliR found the Boys' Athletic Association prepared to launch the season with a well defined program, including football, basketball and baseball. The following students, representing the organization. were selected: Joseph Nolan, president, and John Whiting, business man- ager for the year. Preparations for a football team were begun and thirty- four boys announced their intentions of joining the squad. Hugh Conimar- ford was designated to lead the boys' affairs on the field. After a fairly successful season of football their attention was drawn to basketball. A team was readily organized and selected Charles Fraley as floor monitor. The basketball team proved to be a very well coached one. Its agility and ability under the supervision of Mark Herley was marked. Plenty of opposition was furnished in the Catholic League, comprising some of the best material in the city, but the team rode easily to triumph over these obstacles, winning eight games and losing three in the season's totals. Sweaters and letters were awarded to the players who had put forth such a strong defensive front during the year. Baseball arrived none too early for most of the boys, so the wheel of sport was kept spinning. Practice was begun and the team looks forward to a very successful season, as some good material is already cited in the boys. Mr. George Hart is directing the baseball activities and it is every- one's wish that victory mark their path. No explanation can be given as to its success as the VERITAS at this time is going to press but all indica- tions point to a favorable outcome. HUGH COMM.-XRFORD, '27. 1 One Hundred Thirly-sir
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