02.17.1942 thru 01.26.1945.pdf - The Lowell

eard(9uirit Paste Abes in Opener;/ «^
** l ' -w. *"Set to Open Up on Bucs Today
Neff Pity Doesn't
Even Help Mustangs
c. Kldire muishsnod our an Inef
Uifecthe y jtnnic. the l_wel. In-.*.,
'slut .Tildny turned back thn Lin-
"coin Kiuad by a 3W5 core nt Keiiimr*
Pavilion In;the first league
'•came for both teams In the 1943
rbukethaH season. ,. '
Credit " large part of tho high
icore to Bill Lau, Card, forward,;
who i.t>nslstcntly controurd backil
play. In a manner
of Bob Cherry, last season
.'-'jnat. Henenledly;. he would go
' : ' nigh undetivatb the basket to re-
' - /over n fruitless shot. vrhttil, and
•' either "feed" to a team-mute, 'or
tank a "set-up" himself.
• * THE LOWELL SPOUTS PAGfe WBDV£SDAf. JANUARY 20, 1943
Both Card Teams
Favored to Survive
nyi^TjTu. Lowell is Still Mr.'Big, But
Now that Coach Nefrs band of „>, .•:•;,• ,,r ;. '• 6 > •
&^-.|?^& d f£JttJffi..- What's Wrong:
SeeW t*e
The Lincoln fivo wan never in
the rnme. literally speaking. Eleven
points had been rung up in
~h,ilf thtt many minutes by the
JJoff men before the "Colts" seer;
able ot link their firit marker.
Rob Buchanan, cavorting In confi.Jcnct
at center, m-oved particularly
deadly on a mid-caurt "rubh"
Cards Twin-Kilt S .H.
Too much of everything
and at »he ritrht time. I.cwell
"Piilitl Sacred limit in
both er.di; of a double header,
lh« var*iiy walklnjc away 26
to 10. the fhtrClc* .2 to 10,
to became ranked with hoth
the St. IjtnntiiiA tcanm as
loop favorite**
In the variily scramble,
Lau'it nnd />uchan*nV back*
board control, along wllli
FuMa, T > .
he.-tMIke) penwnaiiy lead
It l h i h i H
•''»» «w m the current rice, the !«akcst ai
Three bbreaii:, rourlnt: down
courf. arc Cardlnalt Truleson
(3). Fulda (\ti). and Buchanan
(12), to help force ttie attack
on the poor Mu^tanRii.
—Photo by Dob Lcvioon
I'ruelion, Ken Lealle, and Gcorj:o an;
Thirties Go , Hull rourdinc out the outfit, it it.
To Town in
VI/"1J .O i' Iuc jilt the services "of Lcdermaa',1 '39 Is Best Year
if^Vi
»c "r.ml TJIS"e
Wild Upener ^JB^&TJBS
h °P°. t0 ..ri V0 «•* thr: 1I\' ual ' t r| Tne biggest clcan-tjp&ftiUes. on-
?in»?t i thnt M* *¥*}* H ko St and
it-am* to championships. He waa
raplain of the winning ragby team,
and he was the main rbsaon th%t
: """ track and field t«j>m ;
emerged victorious In the S. P. A. :
L. over thlrtf-flre other Western
leans."
And still, taenty-ssvm yean ,
later, Mike Is hcadinr. champion-* •
nhip teams, and for tlie same ol'
great school.
l." Hera is how it went: Lowell coach, Ben Keif: lh*n there
\»PJI mannCII. •«n--ta, . Xeff, thi> %n\- cuiiiici builder t^i cf "jiiutitifiuaia, champions. v;,, * the ex-Lowell '" •; —• ------ coach. Tom - --— De-
. .took In Ms fifch conjccutlvc case Nike.-rto Is now tutorlnir Callleoi
Sometime Soon Icrown. Tlie track squa.1 then nulleil! •""• tlw ex-Lowell player, Louis
Either u» of thu lultcr four is up with their first cinder victory Batmale, now coa:hinit at Coais
eyo" ye nnd start .'i seven . yearn. The bAscballcrs nierce.
e bnhktt • from - all ancles. ^luRKtJ - their • way to the • ton: then • Erenluallr. Lowell is bound lo
that Tracl&on. compared the tunnm, coif, nnd swimming hit one "cold" name in the sched-
j with Franklin Kudelka 'of tennis won. Next, the 10's banket- ule, , - no , lei'* , hope --.- it is today f —-, against
ba.lent were hittinc for another
nen;A ine Uw.ll 130 pounu La- ; SoInmaIU ^ ^ „ •
kutoaK team scaml J surprwinu' ,an, and Akanl. n.s IteliLwefehl*,
-ld-23 victory over th*- Lincoln , mnke the Bij; Red lo^k i\,-sy.
Hchtwriffhts in n same pluyed at '
Kczar PaviHoi; n« a preliminary
tu the LowtU-Lllcoln var*-ttv pimc ,,,)m, . ... _ .,_ . „„„„.
Lnft Friday.
Despite tlie scari:, the ^ain beat Lowell 24 to Id, which rccord-
| in a decatlo. but hlnco then, it has' id the first-ever Buc win over a
tlnfn LtweJl's ^reat i; ; fell ell by ? points,
always with u Uit
Ml s • « I«I ; rCcond recond basket. banket.
VARSiTV
MS i. ],'.',
I Poly In just as potent a poison
vo*. jjji? -
to Lowell i«» , ; » coached only eulntct in the city lo spill
Iciirht lltlu winnim- duos in his them both.
Thn victon- threw the Red andj >h«ir •>. Cpor
an atUmpt, while sikolov, (Sa)^!U«l Bartp,an\41> wiu fof'fiirtner
action. - Lowell won %hi llgl ifhlwcl,ht lau!e «-28. - • -. J —Photo by'BoVLevtoai
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