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...five Lionette has improved markedly since his freshman year. Not very fast, he works hard on defense to make up for his lack of agility. Against smaller men he is a potential high-scorer with his hook shot. Lionette is being pressed at center by sophomore Ed Blodnick, who is two inches taller but no faster. Blodnick has a good touch on the ball, especially on jump shots from inside the foul circle...
Among the others back from the 1951 squad are junior letterman Dick Lionette, another junior Jim Urdan, and senior Ambie Redmond. They are getting a lot of competition for starting berths from four members of last year's all-New York freshman starting team, '54 Captain Bill Dennis, Ed Blodnick, Ed Condon, and Ed Krinsky. Other sophomores in action now are Steve Goldberg. Bill Coolidge, Ari Kiev, and Bob Parente. The present squad is rounded out by junior Al Davis...
...starting lineup ranged all the way from 135-pound, five-foot-five Oscar Gomiez at right wing to 250-pound six-foot six Ed Blodnick at right inner. Other fugitives from Dunster House's football team, besides Blodnick include 240-pound lineman Pete Hill at left inner and end Gerry Murphy at left full...
Dunster House's Drinking and Athletic Society's field hockey team takes on Endicott Junior College at 2:30 p.m. today in Beverly. Coach Bill Julian last night predicted that ringers from the slightly shaken Dunster football squad, such as 250 pounder Ed Blodnick, should give his stick handlers a victory...
...through the Eliot line and went 52 yards to score.This is the play in which Bill Hickey was injured. On the far left is DAVE JEFFERSON, Dunster. Left to right are JIM WYCOFF, Winthrop; BOB EDEN, Dunster, who made the tackle; BILL HICKEY, Winthrop, carrying the ball, and ED BLODNICK, Dunster...