Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Bottom row: French, Martin. Lorenze, Moorehead. Grieder. Second row: Popltam. Asst. Mgr.. Bell. Cucker. Hafeneeker. Early. Dorion. Mgr. Top row: Heath. de0nis. Salford. Andes. Holland. l943 VARSITY BASEBALL RlNl'l'Y'S l943 Baseball team aehieved a triumph during the past season such as has not heen enjoyed hy a Blue and Gold nine in many a long year. Beating Horaee Mann, 6-4 was the crowning success of an otherwise mediocre season of three wins, live losses and one tie. The opening game of the season at Poly Prep ended in a 4-4 deadlock at the end of five innings. At this point, the game was called, for a hitter gale was lrlowing in from Long island Sound. ln the Haekley game Mike Hafeneeker pitched a no-hit. no-run game with two out in the final inningg Haekley, however, managed to put together a pair of scratchy hits and scored their lone run. Trinity was victorious. 7-l. The third game of the year was with Horace Wiann, and in this, the first of a two game series, the Hilltoppers crushed Trinity l2-l, Dave Supple pitched a one-hitter, a lone hingle hy de0nis driving in Heath, The next three games resulted in defeats for the Blue and Cold. Pingry. Manhattan Prep and lrving won hy scores of ,l-0, l2-9, and 7-5, respectively ln the hest-played game of the year Trinity overcame Horace Mann 6-4. opposed hy the same pitcher who had stopped them hefore. With Hafeneeker pitching and hitting splendiflly, the infield air-tight, and the outfield gilt-edged. the Maroon and White was overwhelmed. Trinity was far helow its Horace Wiann showing against Riverdale and the Blue and Gold was trouneed 6-3. A 16-0 win over Barnard wound up the season. liorenze and Hafeneeker. the teanfs leading hatters, each hit safely twice. 40

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VARSITY BASKETBALL ASlxl'i'l'lifXl.l. stumlurmls un- st-l vi-rv hi-fh at 'lrinitv rrinvi rally' thronv . 1- . v l l . 1- tht- re-4'or1ls tnrnt-cl in hy our two quintvts of l94l-l943 which lost only two grznm-s in two ye-urs. Conlpnrvtl with sm-h high valihcr Il0l'l.0l'lllklIN'0S, this you showing ol' 0 won nntl 6 lost uppours rzttlwr nlctliocrc, hut tht- Blnv :mtl Colcl pr:-sa-ntt-sl un np :intl flown tvaun this svuson. lllllllv ol tht 'l'ha- lirst thrt-0 QLRIIIIDH ol' thi' st-uson showvtl gluringly tht- instz ' ' .' ' 1 1 7 1 tvann. M14-r winning in tht- opvning gannv with loly I rvp, 26-2.5. tht- Blnv unl tlolal nn-I St. lDillll.S in an rough lnssol untl lost. 26-23. lluving Iwo tight an hurml loutfht Ailllll'S nntlvr tht-ir In-Its. it wus IIIOSI um-Xu-1-toll wht-n tho 'l'rinits I' I' I lin- vollupsc-ul 1-olnplt-tc-ly against l'I0l'ill't' Munn znnl was rontt-tl. ll-l7. lfollowing tht- llorauw- Nlunn tlt-llurlt-. lrinily won tllrt-v xtruilglll. hniltli np lor tht- Sll'1llltlHl!lll'QQ trip. llzu'lxlvy. Pinggry. untl llill'lt'l't'l wt-rv 0Vt'l'l'0llltx f . , vusy fashion St l'0lItlHlllII':I St romlshnrg lie-tnrninv' to honu- c-olnpt-tition. thc- I'0lIl'lIlIt'll won four annl los l'h4-n tht- lilm- untl boltl squzul truvvlml into lt-nnsylvunia to lll0l'i uml Rust Stroutlshurgi lligh Schools. Both glillllvi protluct-tl tlvlivu winning All-2-1. :mtl East Stroutlshurg 1-tlging Trinity 29-26, F against Poly. lrvingg. Pingry. llorristown. liiv4'l'1latlv amtl ltiivltlston. with l'olx zmtl llingry hansling ns flvfvats. l inully tht- Blair gtllllt' wus l'vau'ln'1l. lt was on this Qlllllllx that the wh stu-va-ss ol' tht- sa-uson tlt-pt-ntlt-tl. untl tht' 1-onrtnivn cauno through in grannl stxlt 30-26. Slll'l'l'y llt-mln sturrvtl, scoring IT points. As un anti-vlinlax to Blain 1.. 'l I'IllllW tlropln-el tht- linul gunn' ol' tht- wilson to lrving. 33-30. lfuurlz Dania. Nlrtlllvll. tlvtlniw. Marnie-n. AIHIPS. Sn-rvtlin. Filwairtls. Tnnsill. llrown. Znhrislxn lilIt'lKt'l'. lla-nth. Wilson. lllunugvr. lleliin. flxsislunl Murmgor. 39 I N ntl r w s o o n, I two olt

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VARSITY TENNIS, l943-I944 ENNIS practicc startcrl right aftcr Spring Vacation this year. Thcrc was a largc turnout. and a crop of promising Fifth Formcrs loolcctl likc stiff com- pctition for thc four rcturning lcttcr-nlcn. Russ Brown was appointcfl Captain. anal tryouts for thc tcarn got untlcr way almost innncrliatcly. 'l'hcy only hall two we-cks to gct any practicc. as tho hrst match with anothcr school was schctlulcal for ilu- last wcck ol' April. Coachcfl hy Mr. clc Golicr anal Mr, Nacglc. thc tcaln was soon pill in working ortlcr. 'l'hc kinks in thcir systcnls from a wintcr's itllcncss wcrc worlxctl out at thc cxpcnsc of many a sorc arm. Brcaking out thc fcw tlozcn tcnnis halls which Nlr. Dann hail carcfully hoartlccl away. thcy nuulc goocl usc of tht- Monrlay. xYl'lll'lt Sll1ly. anrl Fritlay practiccs at thc llillllillllll Courts. lluss Brown. Browarfl Craig. Connic Scrctlin, anal 'llony llcartl wcrc thc only Illl'Illlll'l'S of last ycar's tcanl to rcturn. As only thc first two hall playctl in any lll2llClll'S, our I9-14 'llcnnis 'llt'2llll was rclativcly grrccn. Last ycar it clroppctl all ol' its lnatchcs and tlicln't placc in tho Athlctic Association of Private Schools lncct at Forcst Hills. Harrington, Bill Brown, and Luhrs grzuluatcal, anal Saylcr lcft in Junc, leaving only four hoys for this ycar. 'llhc 1943 Hl'ilIllllilSil'l'.S Cup went to Roy Harrington. who hc-at Bill Brown for thc honor. This ycar's season is ahout a wcck longcr than it was last year, and two more tcams wcrc aclclcfl to the SCll0fllllt'. 'llhc cnfl of thc scason camo the wccli hcforc tho final cxams. aml thc prospccts for ncxt ycar wcrc vcry hright, Wilson 4Asx'l Mgr.l. Harrington lffapm. Sayler. Heard. W. Broun. Sormliu. l,uhrs. R. llrouu. Craig. Mr. do Golier llfouchl. H943 'l'l'lAMQl 41