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...readying his baseball team for its opening game Tuesday, Adolph W. Samborski '26 is attempting his first Varsity assignment in 20 years of College coaching. To present undergraduates he is best known as the intramural athletic director, an Floyd Stahl's assistant last spring with the Varsity nine, as the pre-war mentor of the Freshman diamond forces, and perhaps as one of the heavy-handed overseers of compulsory calisthenics on Soldiers Field in the years just past...
...Letsou, Lowell High School; Norman G. Levinsky, Boston Latin; Robert F. Lundin, Medford High School' Frederick W. Marx, Jr. Phillips Academy, Exeter; Thomas F. O'Dea, Amesbury High School; Charles I. Shade, Central High School, Memphis; Arthur Sicular '49, Bronx High School of Science, New York; Robert H. Stahl, Brooklyn Central High School; Simon Stopek, Eastside High School, Patterson, New Jersey; Harold Zirin, Bassick High School, Bridgeport, Connecticut...
...Jumbos, who gave Coach Floyd Stahl's combination considerable grief last season before succumbing, Coach Fred "Fish" Ellis will start an experienced lineup. Forwards and co-captains Rocco Antonelli and Eddie Ham were regular on pre-war Tufts teams, and guards Bob Cooney and Earle Tryder are also Medford veterans. The probable starting center, Lee Kolankiewicz, is a talented Freshman...
Although an injured leg had kept him on the bench for the first 20 minutes of play, Mariaschin took to the floor in the third quarter--and the Crimson began to move. Instead of merely parrying blows with yale's Tony Leavelli, the Stahl five took the play away, went on to cop the lead, and eventually won 39 to 7. Mariaschin's two baskets in the scoring columndin't count for much in the final score, but the 15,000 spectators were unanimous in attributing the win to his morale as a floor leader...
...known about the potential performance of either club, the role of favorite must go to the Crimson on a traditional basis, if nothing else. M.I.T. is the Varsity's traditional opening game, and the college down the Charles rarely has beaten Harvard in the past. Last season Coach Floyd Stahl's outfit cuffed the slide-rulers twice...