Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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NT AMTURALS ATTRAC71' MANY CUNTTESTANT The second annual inTramural Traclc meel was held aT Bleeclcer STadium on QcTober 27 under The supervision oT Coaches Scanlon and Liuzzi. The varsiTy Traclcmen douloled as homeroom coaches and Track oTTicials. The winning home- rooms were 205 and TO6. The individual winners who were awarded medals were: TOO-yd. dash J. Dwyer . B. DeRocher 22Ofyd. dash .. J. CarpenTer A. OT-Tara 440-yd. dash T-T. Moore . R. McGinn 880-yd. run J. VanDerhouTen . J. Shelly Mile Run ,... K. Tomplcins . S. DuCharme ShoT PuT, ., .. .,.,..., ..J. Connors T-liqh Jump . Ml-T. Moore . .,.. W. Duncan 880-Relay , . J. CarpenTer N. Janlnowslci R. Earl. ,. NF. Orapallo J. Cleary. . R. McGinn J. Dwyer.. ,. A. Gil-Tara Under The eliminaTion sysTem This yearis inTra- mural l3aslreTball program quiclcly gained moe menTum. There were Three divisions: The Senior- Junior, The Sophomore-Freshman. and The RG. Team. The schedule consisTed oT Three games each week. Gradually The TwenTy Teams which had reqisTered wiTh Coach Scanlon aT The begin' ninq oT The TournamenT had loeen reduced To half The number. ...,. .,. . . . Klll:l1!il.l:.ll7l:lx.N: .hlilllrlllljl rlrl! In rnrlili: J. i ' - 1 T .ll:i'i'll. l-. 1711.11-v. lxm'i'l1irfi,' J. tfirrrrll, li. I-iiilri, ff. lfilrl. The Tinalf. Tor The Senior Junior Diviwion wi-ri: held as a preliminary game To The V.l.-LaSalle mee-Ting on our courT. WiTh Tino Teamwork Thr,- Clique squad hand The T-lcihoes a crushing dr: TeaT 48f2I. The winninq compinalion was com posed oT CapTain J. Finn, J. Wallace, R. Doran, J. Cowan, E. MacDonald, D. Palazewwlci, J. STiglmeier, and R. Alex. As we go To press The winner oT The Sophomore-Freshman Division i-. still undecided. The members oT The winninq Teams Tor Their respecTive divisions will receive miniaTure gold-plaTed loa'leTl3allf,. l'.'!wrln'1 in .r uni Ullirrii lu nm IIN'-rl. iluxlr llix'-YV! liwijuv In nm lin- luuiril lilllllfl 4 2? . .. MT. me li! uf wr