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Sealed—Mason, Kritzalis, S. Hamilton, R. Hamilton, Frank, Mulligan, Giusio. Second row—
Hazak, Sze, J. Moore, Mack, de Reitzes, Melchior, A. George, J. Gould, Raymond, Kohn (Man­
ager). Third row—Tally, Werner, Bartlett, Page, Dammond, Goodwin, T. McLaughlin.

J. V. Football

ESPITE touchdowns by Bartlett and Giusio, Throughout its schedule, the J. V. fought a
the 1958 Junior Varsity Football Team large obstacle in being composed mostly of
D opened their season against St. Paul’s with a loss. Freshmen. This was a deciding factor in con­
This was attributed to a small advantage in luck tests with older, larger and more experienced
on the part of St. Paul’s, not to a lack of skill opponents. Yet, guided by Messrs. Scully' and
on the part of Trinity’s team. Settino, the Trinity squad fought hard. In an
After losing to Hackley, 19-0, the Trinity “experimental season,’’ talent grew for 1959-60.
machine bolted back and beat Barnard, 14-0.
Bartlett’s first half touchdown put Trinity on
top; then, having crushed any opposing offense
in the second period, Trinity had a clear field.
Hurt by fumbles, they could only score once
more, when Jo Moore’s pass to Dale Crawford
put Trinity ahead, 14-0.
Follow'ing a disappointing loss to Poly Prep,
the J. V. took on Riverdale. Giusio’s startling
third quarter, eighty-five yard run through the
middle of the opposing line cancelled a first
quarter Riverdale touchdown. But Riverdale
soon tallied again. With their attack halted by
their opponent’s linemen, Trinity struggled but
fell, 12-6.

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