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...from Todd Goodwin. He also assisted on goals by Johnny Lane and Dexter Lewis for the outstanding individual showing of the day. Phil Waring couldn't hit the cage for most of the game, but put on a late spurt which netted him three scores and an assist. Monk Aiello had two goals, one assisted by Dexter Lewis, the other by Waring...
There is no doubt about what the defense and attack can do. Down South, Phil Waring, Monk Aiello, and Ed Curtis proved they could pour in goals against the nation's strongest defenses--except for Navy. Curtis surprised by tallying two more than Waring, last year's top scorer in the nation, and Aiello matched Curtis knack at setting them up. Lolli Coburn, Don Davidoff, John Lane, and John Taylor provided the reserve power lacking last year...
...defense and attack are exceptionally strong. Phil Waring, the nation's leading scorer with 51 goals last year, Ed Curtis, third in the nation in assists, and Monk Aiello, sixth in assists and 21st in goals, played together all last year at attack and this year, in addition to their year of experience, have substitutes to give them an occasional rest. Frank Davidoff and Lolli Coburn will be making the trip, both high-scoring veterans of last year's Yardling squad...
Attack and defense performances for the Crimson pleased Munro slightly more, but he saw "nothing to be gleeful about." For the first 12 minutes the varsity went scoreless, but Monk Aiello pumped in two and Ed Curtis made one goal in the final three minutes of the first period...
...Elephants trundled off with four of the class crowns. The 147 pound title remained with defending champion Bill Schoeberein as he felled Winthrop's Lloyd Aiello in three minutes flat. Henry Ziegler also won by a fall in defeating Kirkland's Bob Swan for the 167 pound title. The remaining two crowns went to Noel Scullin at 177 and Tim Anderson at the unlimited weight, who won by falls from Adams' Mel Ingalls and Lou LeFevre of Winthrop...