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extra points needed to stay competitive in the tough Cen­ tral New York competition.
In addition, performances by relay runners Al Green, Tim Fallon, Pat Hughes and Buzzelli as well as sprinter Cathal O’Connor rounded out the team’s effort at Man- ley Field House. Shepardson, who last year was part of a one-two punch with Jeff Jurick had a super season. His participation in the State meet and the Easterns, as well as being undefeated in the mile and two mile, point to the
quality of the program here.
Coach Hogan can expect that the experience of milers
Rob Partyka and Nick Petragnani and relay runners Rob Toole and Bob Sweeney can enable the squad to provide the depth necessary for the kind of competition that they encounter at Manley. Certainly the fact that most of the squad participates in both Spring Track and Cross Country is a definite advantage for the talented group.
Team standings is the topic
of conversation bet\«een 116 Bill Haiczyn and Mr. Ho­
Pat Sgarlata and Pat Hughes take a break be­ tween events.
Anticipation is on the face of Vinny Pinnelli as he waits for the starter's gun.
gan.