Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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RAIM DISORGANIZA T ION PLAGUE J. V GOLFERS ENROUTE T0 2-3 RECORD fabove, left to righty Randy Coleman, Tom Frank, Frank Poschinger, Don Klaus- ing, Chris Simms, Reed Baldwin. TRINITY OPPONENT WON FLAGEI' LOST FLAGET LOST ST. X . WON DESALES LOST ST . X . LOST, WON ST. X., WAGGENER 7l

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TRINITY ENDS THREE YEAR STX REGIONAL REIGN 307-311 Headed by Bubba Clements' 72, Trinity snipped a St. X. Regional victory string at three with a convincing 307-311 tri- umph over their arch-rival in the East Jefferson County Regional at Seneca. By taking the Regional title, the Irish qualified for a berth in the state meet. fsee page 695 Clements had nines of 35 and 37 enroute to his par 72 round. He tied Chip Montgomery of St. X. for low medalist honors, but lost the individual crown on the third hole of the resulting sudden death playoff. Clements 72 Clements 77-75-152 REGIONAL RESULTS lst STATE RESULTS 2nd Clements 72 Clements Davison 75 Davison Lenahan 79 Lenahan McNally Q McNally 307 70 facross topj Desperate hope is crushed by grim reality. Disappointment, frustration, dejection - all are reflected in the face and actions of state golf champ Bubba Clements as a nightmare one stroke setback to Russellville is posted on the scor er 's sheet.

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' 'A,,, mmm! TRINITY PULLS UP LAME AS SCULL Y INJURES LEG Track star Dennis Scully incurred a leg injury toward the end of the season which forced him to the sidelines for t e remainder of the schedule. That's the whole story as Trinity, minus Scully, limped to mediocre finishes in its last three outings, including a poor fifth place showing in the Regional. The season began optimistically with triple-jumper Joe Sewell garnering a first place finish, and the 880 relay team qScu1ly, Mudd, Fowler, Raibley a second, in the Mason Dixon ames. The Irish ' then raced to victories in their next two meets iefore capturing their first Trinity Invitational crown in the event's nine- year history. Scully ignited the Invitational triumph, notching up first in the 100 and 200 yard dashes and anchoring Trinity's winning rela teams in the 440 and 88Otyard heats. With Scully again lea ing the way, Trinity next dea locked arch-rival St. X . or first on its home track in the Catholic Invitational. A loss to the Tigers in the final event, the mile relay, prevented the Shamrocks from taking the title out- right. It was in the following dual meet with Thomas Jefferson that Dennis Scully pulled up with a leg injury in the 100-yard dash. ln the Regional Meet at Eastern, Dan Barthfqopp. pg. , to lefty and Larry Loe le fabovej highlighted the Irish fi th place finisg with victories in the mile run 44:34. J and the hi h jump Q5-101 respec- tively. fFOR SEASON SCOREBOARD, SEE PEGE 745 72 i S S