University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Tamb 0 Two victories in two starts was the open- ing shot of the Tennis squad, another group that gets under fire after the material for this book is written. I In winning those two matches, the 1941 Netmen showed the stuff that may take them through another year marked with the success of last season's squad. Last year with the star play of coach and cap- tain, Tom Feely, Bob Giblin and Ed Struble the Tennis squad won ten straight duel meets but bowed to St. Olaf in the state meet. C in-JJ. Left to right: E. Struble, R. Christznfon, T. Mammhan, T Mulfort T. Sweetzer, j. Coughlin, j. Sullivan, R. Dooley. I This year, the team is without the serv- ices of these three men but the doubles combination of Coughlin-Christiansen and the singles work of Art Cerre and veteran Pat Dooley seem to fill the vacancy. Struble, declared ineligible this season, is the coach of the team. Over the matter of the State meet there falls the usual shadow that follows a green team. Pat Dooley is the only member of the team who has played in a state meet. To the rest of the squad it will be a new experience.

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