311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

SPORTING
COMMENT
Iljr Ed Conn
Attcnttnn. »j»rt f«m! Uwcll
ha. willed ofr with Ihc liawn
•icain thin yrar and you ran be err*
tain that bacon tntttni "mighty"
Kood!
Basketball
The
Parade of Sports
By David
Lowell basketball team.
which has been known as "The
Mister Big f in tho prop cage ranks
during the past five yean, failed
in a desperate attempt to win
its sixth straight face title when
it was defeated 1A* Washington
22-20. at Keznr. February 3.
At the outset of tho season the
Card* were marked ns "the team
to Wat," because of their splendid
nrc-sea«m record. Those wonls
THE LOWELL. JuNE G. 1040 KIVE
Don Welcome, Pete Kepon. Don
Pringle. Willis Hitchcock, and aided
by Joe Cullcn, Jack Woodficld,
Dick Nido, and Bob Drouln, which
comprised a rather strong crow.
The graduating men are: Joe
Cullcn, Dick Culver. Bob Drouln,
Jack Woodficld. Dick Niello.
George Hackman, and Bob Hitchcock.
The outstanding men on the
team weic veterans, hence no one
man received any glory as being
the hUtr of the crew.
Swimming
Cardinal Coaches Collaborating
held true to the end, as the Eaa.cn
had to do :hit to win their first
mnjar title.
Lowell students are proud of
their team and it* nix ncniorji. Howie
Dallmnr, Paul Hnrlpus. Cnrl
Rankn, Bntn* \jw, John Owen, nnd
Jr.ko natUit, who carried tho lied
and White colors Into n second
inthc
Ed Conn champlon.hlp. ' > standings.
—twinning nnd crew. i *(Jracfc
"The finest example ,.f sports- [
maiwhip am! team work displayed j By Hoffman
in some time" describe* an acconi*! —- . Completing n successful season
.
nnd:«*i the cinders, Coach Harris' vnr-
pliiilunent uf George Cunflel ft k id h A A came through very well in each of
Hff
man, w
hih
g l
trackmen their Mocks
their events The first place- were
! Rjr Finlayson
The unlimited swimming team
won the A. A. A. meet May II, at;
Plcfshhackcr Tool as the result of'
Kood coaching and steady practicing.
Lowell'* varsity swimming team
has completed its bent season In
five yearn, for it was five years
atro thiit the unlimited* won their . . .
last championship. This was nc-' - ' *' * . '
o»mpli»hed by tho hard work of the
A. crown last May 4. nt Kczar, be
and medals in the three quarter ; fore f an
mile relay which perfectly cli- Persons.
Just five minute* before the run-: 171^ jjr|bwi 15, 1
nine «>f this final event, and with; ton 10, St. Iirn
: .
staff anweIl
from lai«t plnre to second place,
and t« mak« thosi- four fellows—
.foe Miu-hfll, Art ?chumai'her. E"l
Klli.*, ami Italston Allan—who nthenvise
mijlht have I wen somewhat
morose, very, very happy!
Faculty vi*. Students
While viewing our learned p p Many .seniors will 1m misled on
defeated Bub Gaston and Itol> Keermn
of St. IgnatiuH, to cop the city
liexi year's .Ho,uad. Either gra;l-
••'""•
oftasors
huffing and puffing and
l I Ktihn. anii "Nails" Hart wig.
The nucleus of the team will be
lost next term due to graduation.
These players an-: ItutUmcr,
Roche. Greely, Kuhn, nnd Hartwig.
who all did their part to bring another
championship to Lowell.
Baseball
llv Davi*
After setting the pace in the
high nthofll baseball race for the
past two years and supposedly a
tough "hombre." thin year, tho
Lowell nine nose-dived Into sixth
place nnd the second division this
-. Some of the other pennon.
.. Lowell netslcrs this With many sophomores and jun*
arc: Teddy Myers. Rudy iors on this yearn* team, graduation
lakes .surprisingly few men.
side golf cour.*«\ May -1, to cop
Howie Dallmar. "Lofty" Ross,
CreW tin' city championship.
Dean Marchucci. "Smokic" Good-
Captain Al Farn'ii led the team
win. Bob Brown, and Cliff Roberts
lty Manning
to victory with u i«w ncore of 68.
are the seniors who have played
Lowell's varsity crew ended whiil, i.t three strokes bottur than'
their last year in Lowell uniforms.
rather unsuccessful HMO
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runilc l;>st vi'-'ir, [tub Cardinal
• 4 > «
t Its first fl rate was with l ItallHia. its -Ai :III,I |['(li, Farrell oame through rtmit'liac --- • » »i ^a ^*>i^i| KHIIIVf T ^J \f — ""
xeconil with Galileo, third with St. 'with an fcl).
Ignatius, and fourth with Sacred l.nwi'11 finished thirteen stroke- Ifa.xi'biill: i-ensatitmal pitching of j • l • i .
Heart. !t wnn against Sarred; ani.aii ,,f ylt\Vt .„„( Woshingto- ^.phomore Paul Or*i and Bob WlflS CbampiOnSniP
Patilsiiii s All-City arcomplwh- r "
and at the name time witnessing |
the urne P ai |;'
lial) in the "Little World Serif*."
played May 20, we beheld a Tew interesting
fact*:
1. Ben Nrff looked »imply der*
a*tat ing in (hat little red frock of,
his. You should fnvor that color 1
Heart by four lengths, and then! t.o,,«inir third "tilacr. Next yet . „,,,„.„
""-'ITrack: Gene Clark'* breaking of
rjaytnn Calender was captain' t» the graduation of threw mem- •
lid stroke of the vanity crew. Hi' Wn of the chnmptoniOiin team:
ucl1
itrans an rir Ha t.aitiii A .
Hick Culver. Bill Kiwtact..
more. Kenny, drah* I
2. Mr. Taxey" WnNh, when not
"At the Bat." Mi'tntd tit he the attraction
of generous masae-i uf
femininity.
.1. Coach "In" Helmut whole*
hcarledly retaliated to the critical
calls of "Dogmrat and Catment
l>> hitting a homer with the haw*
loaded.
I. Mr. DunnV f«c«" wan an crimson
as strontium rhloridr when he
dropped that My >w all bin admirer*
wilfully looxrn on. Teh!
Teh! Teh!
(If any of th/ foremrnlloncd
teacher* wish to *« •"«•. my residence
i» now ttaittok. Slnm.)
My Swa» Song
Well, spurt fans, the time has v»iy
come for this writer to say adieu,
and I do so with » "»adness in my
1 the city record in the mile by
.,......- .,« ,..~ rf ~_ ~.._ — _ _. . „__.----,. .., _— .- five seconds
such yeitM-aiM _w Gtjorge Back- j Captain Al J'^'»; •*n first team anil Hirl-ss on the
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