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Seated—Geissmann, SaPereira, Scheelen, Lasersohn, L. Moore, Safron, R. M. Kirby. Second row
—Mr. Bentley (Coach), Lissitzyn, A. Hicks, Baxter, Hempel, Lefcourte, Conley, A. Ledkovsky,
G. Smith, M. K. Lewis (Manager). Third row—Attermeyer, T. Blatterman, Stamm, S. Dowdney,
N. Schneider, Mack, Niewenhous, Tang (Assistant Coach). Absent—Speer, Pratt (Captain).

.1. V. Soccer

LTHOUGH their season’s record was only The high scorer was Robert Safron with a
one win against seven losses, Trinity’s Jun­ total of two goals. Unfortunately, he received
Aior Varsity Soccer Team had a good 1958 season. an eye injury and remained out of the final game
Composed mainly of inexperienced freshmen and of the season. The second highest scorer was
a few veteran sophomores and juniors, their Gerry Mack with one goal. These three tallies
greatest accomplishment was giving the novice were registered in the last three games of the
players a chance to taste real soccer and training season, an indication that the J. V. did not have
them for future varsity play. enough time to show their potential. At the close
Under the able coaching of Mr. Bentley and of the season, Larry Pratt was elected captain
Eric Tang, the team developed from a disorgan­ of the team.
ized mob into a working squad. After losing
three straight games, little optimism was shown,
and with just cause, since the opposing schools
had scored thirteen points to Trinity’s zero. In
their last three games, however, the margin of
defeat or, in one case against Horace Mann,
victory was only one goal. In these games the
opposing coaches repeatedly congratulated Trin­
ity on its team.

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