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Tracking them down isn’t always easy but Speedsters pull ahead to win.
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for greater success in upcoming sea sons is laid down.” However, Coach Hogan did not have to wait for future seasons to see immediate success.
Team records and starKdings do not
pating in the triple jump and Chris Shepardson and George Luke, phe nomenal long-distance runners. Bob Sweeney and John O’Connor were consistent scorers in the two-mile, while Mike Roach and Rob Tooie contributed in the middle distances. The 4 X 200 relay team of Pat Hughes, Dave Buzzeiii, Dave Stirpe and Ai Green placed second overall in the league. In the field events, Lu cian Sintuzzi and Cari Hummei were the weight men for shot put and discus.
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cess of a team. While the overall re
cord of the Spring Track Team may
not seem all that impressive, Coach The personal best performances of Tom Hogan was not disappointed in
the progress that his squad made dur ing the season. Considering the large number of previous track members who had been lost to graduation and the relative youth and inexperience of the team, the results are rather prom
ising for the future. Coach Hogan commented, “ I look at 1984 as a re building season, when the foundation
each athlete seemed to improve with each passing day. This resulted in the strengthening of the overall team it self. This hard work and dedication culminated in the team’s second- place victory at the Chittenango
Class B meet.
Outstanding track members includ
ed Al Green, high scorer for the team, running in the 200 and partici
A. Green, N. Petragnani, G. Luke, M. Roche, C. She- pardson, G. Kelly, R. Partyka, D. McMahon; Coach Ho gan, P, Hughes, C. Robb, C. Mangel, D. Buzzelli, J. O'Connor, J. Nolan, F. KoslowskI, J. Fazio; W. Haiczyn, J. Giacobbi, C. O’Connor, C. Hummel, R. Sweeney, L. Santuzzi, D. Stirpe, D. Bowman
(Below, left) Bob Sweeney helps to set the pace as the gun goes off.
(Below) Dave Buzzelli takes a time-out after a long hard-fought race.
