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10 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date S1.079..50 51 No. in Class 9Jj Contr. to date 318 .157 1932 Bums. Thomas A. Cook, Sheridan Cline. Arthur F. Graham. Cpl. Francis X. Hitzclberger, Albert C. _ Igoe. James T., Jr. . Kelley. Edward F. Kiolbasa, Walter A. ___ Lee, Robert E., Jr. Noonan. Walter F. Ouelette, Dominic E. Strehinger, Joseph B. _•_ Sullivan, Richard T. Troost, Clarence W. 5.00 5.00 5.00 25.00 10.00 25.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 25.00 2.00 10.00 5.00 S 142.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $1,309.00 80 No. in Class % Contr. to date 532 .150 1933 Brennan, Roger P. Doyle, James F. Fallon, Francis X., Jr. Fulton. Robert V. McGee. Francis S. Murray, John K- Watling, George H. Watterman, John B., Jr. 20.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 $ 75.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $800.50 64 No, in Class % Contr. to date 422 . .150 1934 .* Degnan. Bryan J. Ss 2.00 Pranaoli, Pfe. Vincent G. 2.00 Gabteski, Major Thaddeus S. 100.00 Hamilton, Robert L. 833.33 Kelley, Robert K. 5.00 The Notre Da me Alumnus McKieman. Pvt. John S. McLaughlin, John J. —— McManus, HenO' H. O'Melia, Thomas H. Waldron. Thomas H. 1937 Burch. Raymond M. —-— English, Rev. Joseph R. __ Harti. Bernard F. Hufnrgal, Dr. Charles A. Mooney, Ens. Vemer C. - Nienater, Ens. Walter J. Sconfietti. Cesare D. Thomas, Robert J. 5.00 25.00 25.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 6.00 3.00 10.00 5.00 S 54.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $739.00 64 No. in Class % Contr. to date 472 .135 1938 Beer, Set. John J. Doozan, Lt Carl W. — Funk. Capt Thomas C. Galla, John J. Holtl, Lt Robert F. — Jones, James M. Kavanaugh, Thomas G. Keenan, George E., Jr. Tangney, Lt (ig) John F. Tharinger, Robert N. — Vance, Casimer E. ___ Williams, Sgt Harold A. _ 25.00 10.00 250.00 25.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 - 5.00 2.00 5.00 $ 362.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $1,144.00 73 No. in Class % Contr. to date 565 .129 1939 Cella. Capt. John B. Demer, Louis J. — _ J Frericks, Ens. Theodore P. Hildebrandt, Sst Hugo J. Kalman, Thomas J. . O'Malley, Lt. Charles F. Ortale, Robert M. _ Kaaf, James J. Reilly. Robert McC. ^, Ryan, Joseph F. —„_ Schroeder, Lt Harry J., Jr. Short. Walter J 1941 Broussard, Joseph E. _. Buckley. Lt Clifford G. Cutforth, John K. Dubreski, Lt Raymond A. Duckworth, Gene W. Guiltinan, Joseph P. Hughes, Henry G. __. Hughes, Homer F. Kamm, Elmer J. Kelleher, Wiliam A., Jr. __ Maloney, Pvt John L. O'Dowd, Lt (jg) Jerome J. Shouvlin, Lt Roger J. Voglewede, Lt Frederick A. —___ 25.44 10.00 15.00 5.00 20.00 5.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 1.00 25.00 10.00 25.00 LOO 5.00 25.00 10.00 $ 192.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $6,814.00 157 No. in Class % Contr. to date 688 1942 .228 Bergen, Sgt John W. - S.OO Buenger, Lt. Edward A. 25.00 Burns, Rev. Malachi J. 10.00 Dinges, Lt John F. 5.00 Hnlleck. Lt (jg) John C. _ Henault Ens. 5.00 Maurice G. (Deceased) Hilgartner, Lt. _ 5.00 Daniel E., Ill 10.00 Kehoe, Robert L. 10.00 LeJeune, Robert C. aoo Madigan, John J. Malone, John R. ___—• McGinley, Donald F. McHugh, Richard E. Miller, Walter C. Murray, Harry L. O'Dowd. Lt (3B) Francis E, Jr. Reilly. Lt (jg) Thomas E. Rorick, Joseph A. Walsh, Thom.is A. AVhalen. Lt Richard T. __ 1930 5.00 Bishko. Michael J. ' 25.00 Bondi. August Xi. ~ Carney. Lt. (jg) Leo H. — 5.00 Goggin. Patriclc J-. Jr. _« 10.00 Heineman. George A. — 10.00 Lederman. Francis A. _ 25.00 O'Connor, Lawrence A. 25.00 S 105.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date Sl,055.00 72 No. in Class % Contr. to date 444 .162 1931 2.00 Anderson, John W., Jr. 25.00 Dericks, Richard J. 10.00 Chiara, Holand A. 10.00 Doyle, James T. Gaudie, Gilbert D. iS.OO Gies. Noel M. 5.00 Hershfield, Myron C. — 10.00 Lansenfeld, Edward P. 25.00 McKIanmon, Arthur T. 10.00 O'Shea. Batholoroew T. 25.00 Toichinsky, David 5.00 $ 135.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $721.00 • 62 No, in Class % Contr. to date 427 .145 S 1,012.33 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date S2,279.86 69 No. in Class % Contr. to date 426 .160 1935 Andreoni. Albert J. 10.00 Foss, George J., Jr. 25.00 Hamilton. James M. 833.33 Holahan. John F. 5.00 Kcppslberger, Francis L. _ 15.00 Montgomery, Charles R. — 10.00 Moss. Lt. (ig) ^Villiam B. 25-00 O'Brien, Bernard M. S.OO Owen, Thomas B. . 25.00 S 953.33 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date S2.384.46 72 No. in Class % Contr. to date 452 .159 1936 Burke, James B. . 10.00 Doj-lo, Paul J.. Jr. 10.00 Farrell. William J. 5.00 Grady, Lt. Thomas H. _ 5.00 Hmurcik, Joseph P. 105.00 Ireland, George M. 2.00 Rubly, Sgt Paul E. 5.00 Schmidt, Lt Joseph W. 10.00 Tobin, Eugene E. 10.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 S.OO $ 170.00 Totals $ 132.44 To date No. Contrib. to date Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $1,473.70 160 No. in Class ^ Contr. to date $1,253.24 110 512 .312 No. in Class % Contr. to date 606 .181 1943 1940 Callahan, A/C Edward D._S 5.00 Bond, Nathaniel 5.00 Clough, William E. 10.00 Borda, Lt (Jg) Henry P. 25.00 Collins, Robert W. 25.00 Brush, John F. —. 10.00 Frye, John W. 5.00 Burke. Robert L. 25.00 Garceau, Kns. John E. 10.00 DeFranca Joseph F. 5.00 Kane, Ens. Charles H. 2.00 Dillon, Ens. John C Jr. 10.00 Madigan, James E. 5.00 Doemer, John J. . 4.00 Maloney, Thomas J. 5.00 Flood, Paul J. 5.00 Marcin, Pfc Joseph N. 10.00 Guindon, Francis X. 10.00 Martel. Roland J. 2.00 Minczeski, Edward V. — 5.00 Morrison, John H. 5.00 Morgan, John B. ___ 10.00 , Murray, Richard D. 10.00 Nadolski. Francis J. . 5.00 Palenchar, Robert E. 5.00 Neconi, Louis P. 3.00 Rau, John A. 10.00 Philpott Major Thomas M. 5.00 Terheyden, William A., Jr. 5.00 Rothacker, Robert A. 5.00 Sallows,' Lt (jg) $ 114.00 Daniel F., Jr. 25.00 Totals Schmit Cpl. Robert F. 5.00 To date No. Contrib. to date Schultz, Lt Robert J. 25.00 $1,398.25 141 Totals S 162.00 Tracey, Edward J. J. $ 10.00 197.00 No. in Class 323 % Contr. to date .436 To date S797.00 No. in Class 443 No. Contrib. to date 62 % Contr. to date -139 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $2,153.20 145 No. in Class r^o Contr. to date 695 .208 1944 Boyle, Ens. John F. Farrell, Joseph B. Goodman, Francis P. Gwinn, Pvt William R. 10.00 10.00 2.00 25.00 Howe, AVilliam J., Jr. — 20.00 Renner, Leo E. 10.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 2.00 5.00 4.00 $ 77.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $354.25 59 No. in Class % Contr. to date 253« .233 . '(To June 1) 1945 Abell, Welton R. Conerty, Ens. Joseph A., Jr. — $ 1.00 15.00 $ 16.00 Totals To date No, (^ntrib. to date $41.50 8 1946 Lynch. Pvt. John F. $ • 5.00 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $107.50 4 1947 Totals To date No. Contrib. to date $8.00 3 Subscribers Clark. William F. $ 5.00 Hamilton, L. H. 883.34 (Continued on Page 19)
ATHLETICS By The Notre Dame Alumnus II BILL WAODINGTON. '46 Notre Dame Wins National Golf Title; Ties in Tennis Notre' Dame won unprecedented national honors in both tennis and golf early this summer, tying for highest intercollegiate ranking in tennis and winning the intercollegiate golf tournament. In addition, a Notre Dame man, Charles Samson, played in the finals of the tennis tournament against the renowned Francisco "Pancho" Segura. Details of the notable victories follow: • TENNIS Coach Walter Langford's tennis team, after gaining the right to western supremacy during the regular spring season, dropped in at the National Intercollegiate meet at Evanston, 111., June Charles Samson 2 6-July 1, and brought further glory to Notre Dame by copping a share of the team title along with University of Miami (Florida) and Texas. Sending a four man team to the event, headed by Capt. Chuck Samson, a V-12 trainee and a transfer from Ohio State, the Irish quartet was able to garner three points, two in the singles event, and one in the doubles. Samson, was denied a "seeded" position when the tourney pairings were announced despite his standout play during the regular card, but he battled his way to the finals where he was defeated by Francisco (Pancho) Segura of Miami, 6-0, 6-4, 6-0. Segura, presently ranked No. 3 in the United States, proved more than Samson could handle. In attaining a spot in the finals, Samson defeated Phil Glotzer of Chicago, Robert Lewis of Utah, Howard McCall of Georgia Tech and the "seeded" No. 3 man, Harry Likas of Gonzaga. Jerry Evert, a V-12er and brother of last year's captain, Jimmy Evert, Notre Dame's No. 2 man, was pitted against Harry TuUy of Chicago in his first match, winning handily, 6-0, 6-4. His second tussle with Stan Clark of California Tech was his final try as he lost, 6-1, 7-5. No. 3 man Bill TuUy won his first booking from Elden Yeck of Bradley, 6-2, 6-1, but found the Naval Academy touch too much as E. A. Davis of Annapolis eliminated him from play, 7-5, 7-5. The last member in singles play, Jim Griffin, an NROTC trainee, was pitted against Northwesterh's No. 2 man and beat him, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3, but the stoiy saddened from that point on as Nick Buzolich of Pepperdine came through with lop-sided wins, 6-0, 6-1. The luck of the Irish did not hold in the draw for the doubles competition as TuUy and Griffin drew the "seeded" No. 2 team, Willett-McCall of Georgia Tech, as their opening opponents, the Techmen winning, 6-3, 6-2. The pairing of Samson and Evert subdued Crawford- Davis of Annapolis in their initial outing and slammed home another win in the quarter-final round over Druliner- Beisser of College of Pacific. Their semi-finals opponent, Hickman-Kelly of Texas, bounced them out of the competition, 7-5, 6-2, 6-3, the Longhom duo going on to win the doubles play with a victory over Pepperdine. In annexing three tourney points, the Blue and Gold added more prestige to their already established one point toward the Garland Bowl, a trophy presented in 1942 that will go to the first team to attain 25 points. The Irish institution is the only midwestem school that has been able to acquire any" ]^iits toward the trophy; and also Notre Dame has been the only middle-western school that has sent a mail past the quarterfinal rounds in the last two years.--''-- At the outset of the semi-final rounds, Notre Dame was the only team with contestants left both in the doubles and singles events. - • • Coach Langford scheduled an informal summer session with varioiis town tennis clubs and a few colleges. Among^ the teams booked, are the River Forest Tennis Club, near Chicago,' and Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis., possessors of a strong spring record. Sam- Part, of,the 1944 goli team, its coach and ila iatareoUegiote ,irophr. Left to righL Jim Bessenfelder. lack FitzpairidE, Father Holderith. Bob Teny and Copt Mel Wlke.
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