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LOWER SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Seated—J. Hicks, P. Suhr,
Lange, H. Baumgold, W.
Franklin, Berliner, Deane,
Sherman. Standing — Mr.
Maxim (Coach), Sond-
heimer (Mgr.), Phillips,
R. Bose, J. Born, Levathes,
R. Blumenthal, Shapo,
Weill (Mgr.), Gorham
(Mgr.).

29-18 victory over Buckley, and then the Lower The Fifth and Sixth Grade Team this year
School Hoopsters avenged a football loss to St. won one hard-fought game with Staten Island,
Paul’s by defeating them on their home grounds but lost to Allen-Stevenson, thus compiling their
in the first of two contests. The second ended one and one record.
in a 49-19 Trinity victory. The hoopsters then This year’s Lower School Football Team un­
easily downed Grace Church School, St. Thomas, fortunately did not fare quite as well as the
Hacklev, McBurney by scores of 33-10, 37-28, hoopsters. As a matter of fact, they lost all five
42-12, and 24-11, respectively. Next to fall vic­ of their games, scoring but two touchdowns in
tim to Trinity was greatly outplayed Allen- the entire season. They were strongly outweighed
Stevenson, who lost 32-13. The final game of
the season was against Dalton. Aided by the fast- and outplayed by Harvey, Hackley, Poly Prep,
break, which helped the team throughout the St. Paul’s, and Allen-Stevenson. The team was
season, the Lower School Five romped over their furnished with an excellent backfield, but the I
opponents by a 50-16 score to complete their 10-1 line was weak and inexperienced, especially on
season. offense. Trinity’s passing yardage was almost nil,

FIFTH AND SIXTH
GRADE FOOTBALL
Seated—R. Peck, C. Born,
A. Elms, Badger, D. Car­
man, C. Ferguson, Harri­
son. Second row — S.
Brown, A. Miller, New­
man, Mr. Settino (Coach),
Wasserberg, Kinzel, J.
Axelson. Third row — P.
Youritzin, Jonides, Dove,
Bandler, Burt, W. John­
son (Mgr.). Absent —
Lyons, Beemer.

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