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Varsity Track 1958

PIKING in after a slow start, the Varsity Fieldston, Trinity took the 220, shot put, and
Track Team pushed by Barnard and River- high jump; but several placements did not add
Sdale and finished the 1958 season with a 2 and 5 decisively to their total, and Fieldston came out
record. on top, 48-29. Between disappointing meets with
Despite firsts b\ Newkirk, Bonbright, Blatter­ St. Paul’s and Trinity-Pawling, there was a
man and Fuhrman in the opener with Horace victory over Barnard due to Scott Blatterman’s
Mann, the Blue and Gold failed to counter sub­ formidable 16 points, and fine showings by New­
stantially in the second and third slots and kirk and Shabazian.
trailed in the final count, 48-38. Moving on to Fuhrman’s second in the high jump gained
honors for Trinity in the Ivy League Tourna­
ment, and the team took third place in the Field­
ston Relays. Preceding an unsuccessful schedule
clincher with Hackley, Trinity bewildered River-
dale. A one and two sweep in the high jump
and wins by Allstrom, Bonbright, Newkirk,
Shabazian and Van der Schroeff in this meet
were characteristic of the team’s successes which,
with Mr. Chase, led to the team’s record in
1958.

Seated—Hipp, Hoyt, Moller, S. Blatterman, Allstrom, T. Newkirk, Albers, Fuhrman. Second
row—McAlevey (Manager), Weldon, E. Shaw, Woehlke, van der Schroeff, Phillips, Whitlock,
Shabazian, Kerley (Manager), Mr. Chase (Coach). Third row—O’Sullivan, Deyrup, Larson,
Sobel, J. Krulis, White, Bonbright, Adams, Lowe, Kirby.

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