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BOWLIN©
RAMS
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OPPONENTS
Immaculata 1 Colonia 3 St. Joseph’s 4 J.P. Steven’s 1 Somerville 4 Bridgewater West 4 Woodbridge 2 Edison 1 East Brunswick 4 Franklin 2 J.F. Kennedy 1 South Plainfield 1 Bridgewater East 4 Perth Amboy 3 Carteret 4 Immaculata 2 Somerville 3 St. Joseph’s 3 Bridgewater West 3 Bridgewater East 4
Franklin 1 South Plainfield 3
Player-Coach Tom Swales summed up the bowling season well “At the beginning of the season we had great expectations, but we failed to meet them.” W-H won or tied 7 of its first 12 matches, before slumping to a record 8 games better than last year’s tally. As co-captain Jeff Friedlander put it: “ Every year we improve, next year we will be State Champions."
In addition to his coaching duties, Swales lead the team with a 180 aver­ age. He notes more people must come out for the team to continue its upward climb; and to fill the hole left by gradu­ ating senior, Mr. Consistency, Rob Di- leo.
CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: 1. Co-captains DiLeo and Friedlander enjoyed a quiet moment before the match. 2 LEFT TO RIGPIT: G. Yusko, T. Swales, R. DiLeo, J. Friedlander, D. Lacki, M. Kavka. 3. Player-Coach Swales gloating over the score.