Boys' Sports |
~ LETTERMEN ~ |
*Bechthold, J. Camp, L. Chadwick, M. *Dyjak, J. Felt, J. Fenstad, G. Fields, A. mgr. Finn, J. Fitzgerald, P. Hall, J. Hastings, T. Hester, W. Hoberg, R. Johnson, E. **Keenan, P. Lamberger, P. Lee, D. |
McCollough, D. Nelson, D Neilson, G. mgr, *Noble, R. Olean, D. Peterson, J. Skoog, E. Slavik, R. Solomonson, D. Steenson, R. *Swenson, R. Travis, R. Warn, D. Wedell, J. Westby, G. Winkler, R. |
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* Denotes second award. | **Denotes third award. |
Gridders Compete in Strong City Conference The city conference was unusually strong this year with six teams vying for the championship. As predicted, but not hoped, Roosevelt's football team gained one lone victory while suffering five defeats and tying one game. The Roughriders were hampered by inexperience with only six lettermen returning to form a nucleus for this year's team. A few bright spots of the season were the great pass receiving of ends, Tim Hastings and Dick Swenson, snappy pass play conversions by, Captain Ron Noble, and the colorful running of halfback, Bob Slavik. The Roosevelt line was anchored by fierce 240 pound Pat Keenan, who proved to be a menace to opposing ball carriers of the city. |
Teddy Offense Was Out Shown by Strong Defense
Led by Pat Keenan, All-City Second Team Center
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Roosevelt 10, North 2 |
CROSS COUNTRY | |||||||
Cross Country Team Places Second in City Meet The 1961 harriers, coached by Oscar Yngve, enjoyed a good season with eight wins, two losses, and one tie in dual meet competition. Roosevelt tied with South in the first meet. St. Louis Park and Southwest, first and second in the state respectively, beat the Teddies in the next two meets. With this much-needed experience, Roosevelt was able to put together eight straight victories to finish up the season. All Meets were held at the Nokomis course and were one and eight-tenths miles in length, except for the Swain Invitational Meet in Duluth which was one and six-tenths miles long. |
~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Antoine, G. |
* Denotes second award. **Denotes third award. |
SWIMMING |
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Swimming Team Places Second in City Conference | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Back Row: M. Lande, J. Anderson, D. Revor, B. Peterson, R. Johnson, J. Strand, S. Ramstad, T. Walker, G. Berry, D. Julien. Front Row: T. Anderson, R. Neuendorf, R. Shumway, R. Travis, J. Larsen, J. Campe, N. Jambeck, D. Olds, S. Henneman, J. Hanson, J. Nicholas, R. Thorn. |
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~ SCORES ~ ~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Roosevelt 65 North 31 Roosevelt 59 West 33 Roosevelt 64 Henry 31 Roosevelt 66 Edison 30 Roosevelt 27 Southwest 69 Roosevelt 63 Central 33 Roosevelt 48 Washburn 48 Roosevelt 59 Vocational 46 Roosevelt 65 South 30 |
Anderson, T. ** Berry, G. Campe, J. * Henneman, S. * Jambeck, N. ** Larson, J. * Luken, D. Nicholas, J. Neuendorf, R. D. Olds, D. Ramstad, S. * Shumway, S. ** Strand, J. Thorn. R. Travis, R. * Walker, T. * |
* Denotes second award ** Denotes third award |
The Teddy tanksters swam their way to a
second place finish in the city conference. The team was
co-captained by Nick Jambeck and Jo Campe. The only mars on their
record were a loss to Southwest and a tie with Washburn.
Roosevelt's standouts were Jambeck in the butterfly, Shumway and Larsen
in the freestyle, Nicholas in diving, and Campe, who broke the city
record in the backstroke. The relay team of Campe, Travis,
Jambeck, and Larsen broke the city record also. In the state meet the best the team could do was seventeenth. The only team member who placed was Campe who took a fourth in the backstroke. With ten returning lettermen, the hopes look bright for next year's team. |
BASKETBALL | |||||||||||||||||
Hoopsters Post Record of Six Wins, Four Losses |
Co-Captain John Totushek Leads Teds in Scoring |
~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Adams, B. |
Okkelberg, D. ** Peterson, D. Rodin, J. Sartell, J. * Schwanz, D. Schwanz, R. Selstad, J * Shingler, J. Slater, K. ** Stende, J. * Teske, W. * Wangstad, J. Weaver, G. Wold, R. |
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WRESTLING | ||||||||||||||||||||
Matmen Battle to Third in City and District; Four Qualify for Region |
The Teddy grapplers
finished third with eight wins and two losses in city competition.
Their losses were to Vocational and Washburn who were first and second
in the city respectively. This year's team was co-captained by
Kurt Jensen and John Bransford. Bransford returned from Indonesia
late in the season but could not wrestle because of illness. In the District 17 meet Roosevelt placed third, and four wrestlers qualified for the Region Five meet at St. Cloud. Richard Willets, city champ, topped the 120 pound division; Scott Engstrom was first at 112 pounds; Kurt Jensen, city champ, won the 165 pound division; and Paul Lamberger qualified with a third in the 133 pound class. At St. Cloud, the Teds could manage only one point with Willets getting the lone victory. |
"A" SQUAD: G. Couch,
S. Engstrom, R. Willets, J. Miller, P. Lamberger, C. Knudson, R. Holmes,
R. Hoberg, D. Solomonson, K. Jensen, W. Weyrauch, P. Keenan, Mr. P. Hansen, ass't. coach; Mr. J. Sullivan, coach. |
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~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Bruestle, T. Chelberg, D. Couch, G. * Engstrom, S. Erikson, J. * Fitzgerald, P. Hagstrom, J. Hoberg, R. Holmes, R. * Denotes second award |
* Jensen, K. * Knudson, C. * Lamberger, P. * Miller, J. * O'Heron, R. Solomonson, D. Weyrauch, W. Willets, R. **Denotes third award |
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HOCKEY | ||||||||||
Hockey Team Contributes Four to All-City |
The highlight of the season for the team was the annual road trip to northern Minnesota during Christmas vacation. While competing up there, Roosevelt played against the top teams in the state. They placed second in a tournament at International Falls by losing to International Falls and beating Minneapolis Southwest. Their overall record while up north was 2 wins and 2 losses. This year's team contributed four members, Dick Swenson, Jon Hall, Ron Noble, and Tim Hastings, to the All-City team. Next year's team looks as if it will be another good one with all but five of the present team coming back. The captains are Jon Hall and Bob Lindberg. |
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Pucksters Finish Second in Toss-up City Conference and Lose in Overtime in District 17 Playoffs |
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Back Row: Mr. R. Johnson, coach; R. Cooney, W. Johnson, D. Johnson, K. Sersland, T. Hastings, J. Nordstrom, r. Kragness, M. Hollnagel, D. Benolkin, Mr. T. Turk, ass't. coach. Front Row: A. Fields, R. Grothe, G. Howe, T. Widing, J. Olson, J. Bjeldanes, G. Date, D. Swenson, J. Hall, R. Noble, B. Lindberg. |
~ CITY CONFERENCE SCORES ~ ~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Roosevelt 4
Henry 0 Roosevelt 8 Central 0 Roosevelt 5 Edison 2 Roosevelt 8 North 3 Roosevelt 0 South 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 1 Roosevelt 12 Vocational 0 Roosevelt 4 West 3 Roosevelt 8 Marshall 2 Roosevelt 2 Southwest 5 ~ DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ~ Roosevelt 7 Marshall 0 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 3 ![]() |
Benolkin, D. Bjeldanes, J. Cooney, R. Date, G. Fields, A. * Grothe, R. * Hall, J. * Hastings, T. Hollnagel, M. * Howe, G. Kragness, J. Johnson, D. Johnson, W. Lindberg, R. * Noble, R. Nordstrom, J. Olson, J. Sersland, K. ** Swenson, R. Widing, T. *Denotes second award **Denotes third award |
Senior Wing Swenson Makes WCCO All-State Team |
Dick Swenson, who made the All-City
hockey team two years in a row, was named by WCCO to its All-State
hockey team. This honor climaxes three years of superb hockey
playing by Swenson for the Roosevelt team. Along with being hockey co-captain, an outstanding end in football, and to add to his honors, he was chosen the most athletic boy in his class. |
SKIING |
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Heavy Snow Help Skiers Gain a Second in City |
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(Not pictured: B. Sullivan,
R. Tyrell, Capt. T. Shannon, T. Rude, R. Butterwick.) Standing: Coach D. Johnson, R. Anderson, M. Kupka, Capt. D. Mattison, J. Jonson. Kneeling: J. Strom, W. Wallin, D. Jacobson, J. Nye. |
~ LETTERMEN ~ Butterwick, R. * Jacobson, D. * Kupka, M. * Mattison, D. ** Shannon, T. Strom, J. Sullivan, B. *Denotes second award **Denotes third award |
The ski team finished with eight wins and one loss in City competition, losing only to first place North. They placed second in the City, and ninth in the State meet at Duluth. With a long-awaited abundance of snow, co-captains Don Mattison and Terry Shannon led the team by fine performances in the cross country and jumping events, respectively. Mike Kupka, Don Mattison, and Terry Shannon will be lost through graduation, but with a good returning nucleus, Coach Dale Johnson looks forward to another good year in 1963. |
TRACK |
Track Team Highlighted by Individual Stars as Three Set School Records; Team Places Fourth |
~ 1961 LETTERMEN ~ |
"A" SQUAD: Row Three: Mr. C. Hansen, coach; J. Knutson, W. Scamp, J. Dyjak, J. Peterson, G. Peterson, G. Mitshulis, L. Camp, B. Ostrander, mgr. Row Two: Mr. O. Yngve, coach: D. McCullough, T. Kintop, J. Moon, R. Lindberg, S. Pardino, M. Jensen, A. Kanderovskes, B. Bystedt, Mr. J. Sullivan, coach. Front Row: D. Ness, mgr.; J. Trolander, P. Murphy, J. Schleicker, D. Moon, R. Hirche, D. Okkelberg, J. Chambs, mgr. |
Bachler R. Baron, G. Chadwick, M. Daugherty, J. mgr. * Dyjak, J. * Greendahl, D. Hester, W. * Hoff, D. Holmes, R. Lilla, J. |
Lindberg, R. Moon, J. Nelson, D. Ostrander, B. mgr. * Recker, R. Roberg, K. * Scamp, W. * Talle, K. * Warn, F. |
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TENNIS | ||||||||||
Tennis Team Cops Second in City Behind Millers |
to a very strong Washburn that won the City title. This match was also the first time in three years that Kleckner lost a conference match in the singles. This Year's team, led by Captain Jim Ehlen and four lettermen, should enjoy a winning season. Row Three: J. Goodman, D. Anderson, J. Bransford, M. Foster, J. Kirchner, J. Olafson, Dr. M. Skaurud, coach. Row Two: J. Carlson, R. Broman, P. Nelson, J. Lunberg, J. Rebain, G. Paul, R. Smizek, L. Carlson . Front Row: S. Engstrom, W. Schöning, C. Pederson, R. Hegberg, R. Fedderly, D. Schulstad, J. Ehlen. |
~ LETTERMEN ~ ~ 1961 SCORES ~ |
* Berry, C. Bjeldanes, L. Cramer, R. * Ehlen, J. Engstrom, S. Jambeck, N. ** Kleckner, F. ** Nygaard, T. Schulstad, D. Wilson, S. *Denotes second award **Denotes third award |
Roosevelt 5
Marshall 0 Roosevelt 5 West 0 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 3 Roosevelt 5 South 0 Roosevelt 5 Central 0 Roosevelt 5 Edison 0 Roosevelt 5 Henry 0 Roosevelt 4 Southwest 1 Roosevelt 5 Vocational 0 Roosevelt 5 North 0 |
GOLF |
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Golf Team is Undefeated in City and District |
Row Two: W. Kambeitz, D. Dahlman, J. Rodin, D. Solomonson, J. Hunter, J. Nordstrom, J. Ugstad, R. Brinkmen, D. Armstrong. Front Row: M. Lanigan, M. Swanson, T. Huber, R. D'Estrada, Mr. W. Courtney, coach. |
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The golf team of 1961 was led by
Minneapolis, Star and Tribune Amateur Golf Contest winner, Captain, Dick
Johnson. With one senior on the first five, the team swept through
City conference matches without a defeat; however, the match that decided the city champion was the defeat of Southwest by a score of 11 to 10. The team also won the district meet, but failed to qualify for the State meet in the Region. This Year's team will have five returning lettermen going into City conference play. They are R. D'Estrada, T. Huber, J. Blesener, M. Lanigan, and M. Swanson. The team is coached by Mr. Courtney. |
~ 1961 SCORES ~ ~ LETTERMEN ~ |
Roosevelt 15..5
Henry 5.5 Roosevelt 24.5 Marshall 2.5 Roosevelt 24.5 Vocational 6 Roosevelt 13 Edison 11.5 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 10 Roosevelt 11 Southwest 10 Roosevelt 22 South 4.5 Roosevelt 27.5 Central 2 Roosevelt 21.5 West 4.5 Roosevelt 15 North 10 |
Blesener, J D'Estrada, R. Huber, T. ** Johnson, D. Lanigan, M. Swanson, M. * Thone, G. * Denotes second letter ** Denotes third letter |
BASEBALL |
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Diamondmen Tie for Southern Division Title |
The team consisted of many underclassmen, and Johnson used them to build for the 1962 season. Four juniors and one sophomore broke into the starting lineup. The outstanding pitcher was sophomore Bob Slavik, who won six games during the season and was chosen for the All-City team. Infielder, Dick Swenson will captain the 1962 team, which will include nine returning lettermen. |
~ SOUTHERN DIVISION SCORES ~ ~ 1961 LETTERMEN ~ |
Roosevelt 11
West 0 Roosevelt 4 Central 2 Roosevelt 1 South 2 Roosevelt 3 Southwest 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 7 West 2 Roosevelt 14 Central 4 Roosevelt 4 South 3 Roosevelt 5 Southwest 4 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 6 |
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Bakken, W * Bundy, R. * Cronin, P. * Engfer, G. Fields, A., mgr. Hastings, T. Hedlund, D. Helzer, J. Johnson, T. Lamberger, P. Keenan, P. * Denotes second award |
Mahn, W. Mona, D. Noble, R. Putnam, D. Quinn, C. Reese, T. Richards, R. Ryman, M. Slavik, R. Swenson, R. |
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Roosevelt 7
Marshall 0 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 3 |
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Girls' Sports
GOLF | ||||||||
Girls' Golf Team Represent RHS |
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This year's girls' golf team, comprised of Judy Chappie, Mary Keohane, Karen Liljemark, Lynn Newton, and Sue Ness, will not find it easy to live up to the superb record of last year's team which succeeded in winning all their interschool matches to capture the City title, the first for Roosevelt in girls' golf. The team will hold frequent practice sessions at Hiawatha Golf Course to gain added assurance and technique. |
SWIMMING |
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Girls' Swimming Team Represent RHS |
Row Three: N. Ness, K. Anderson, S. Johnson, K. Kvalness, P. Gerhard, L. Johnson, L. Bergin, K. Schjolberg, S. Boot, B. Olson, F. Malmsten. Row Two: M. Marshall, B. Sheldon, K. Feste, K. Bergen, A. Sharp, L. Marvelas, L. Berg, P. Recker, S. Boyer, A. Ackerblade, L. Maher. Front Row: K. Reynolds, J. Rampi, L. Lowe, L. Leibrock, P. Clauson, B. Wilson, D. Heltzer, D. Scheppelgrell, D. Holmes, N. Nessel. |
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In early October, a group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors combined to form the girls' swimming team, the first to be organized in several years at RHS. Following tryouts and practices at Bryant Junior High School, the girls competed in events with other swimmers from Marshall and Edison. The thirty-four members of the Roosevelt team experienced an enjoyable season under the direction of their advisor, Miss R. Lovold. |
BADMINTON |
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Badminton Proves Popular with RHS Girls |
Back Row: J. Kingsberg, C. Anderson, D. Franzen, L. Maxson, K. Sandau, S. Ness. Front Row: G. Sonntag, D. Slotrem, F. Brown, J. Olson, P. Sananikone. |
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Roosevelt's girls' badminton team is made up of members chosen from the winners of a school tournament which is open to all girls. Most of the girls on this year's team were seniors; only three regulars are returning next year. The badminton team practiced on Fridays and played games on Thursdays and Tuesdays. Victories over Central, Vocational, and West enabled the team to play Southwest for District. Roosevelt, however, lost and ended the season second in the District. Southwest later went on to beat Washburn for the City Championship |
TENNIS |
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Tennis is a Favorite Individual Sport with RHS Girls |
Back Row: S. Paris, K. Sandau, J. Olson. Front Row: C. Anderson, D. Kleckner, F. Brown. |
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The Roosevelt tennis team is chosen in the spring. An intramural tournament determines the top players; these girls are selected for the team and put into the various positions. Later during the year, the team competes in inter-school competition. This tournament is a round robin type, whereby every school plays every other school at least once. The winners of the two divided districts play for the City championship at the end of the season. The 1960-61 squad won the City title over both districts. |
VOLLEYBALL |
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Girls' Sport of Volleyball Instills Teamwork |
Back Row: J. Olson, S. McNamara, D. Franzen, J. Granoien, G. Sonntag, N. Miller. Front Row: F. Brown, N. Nessel, |
For the second year, the Volley-Oops, a senior team, copped the school volleyball championship. This team played in a double-elimination tournament that provides a "front door" and "back door" tournament to winners and losers, respectively. This tournament, held during the winter, is one of the most popular among Roosevelt girls because it is an easily learned and played game that gives everyone a chance to participate. |
BASKETBALL |
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Girls' Team Sport of Basketball Instills Competitive Spirit |
Back Row: S. McNamara, D. Franzen, N. Nessel, J. Granoien. Front Row: F. Brown, J. Olson, G. Sonntag, N. Miller. |
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Any interested girl can participate in girls' basketball, one of the favorite sports at Roosevelt. Teams of about ten are formed late in the year and the tournament is played through February. The tournament is a double-elimination type, whereby a team can lose or forfeit a game and still have a chance to play for the championship. This year's winner was a senior team, the Shooting Stars, who defeated the Untouchables in the final game. |
VOLUNTEER LEADERS HELP ROOSEVELT GYM TEACHERS |
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Boys' Gym Help |
Back Row: S. Jensen, A. Papas, W. Miller, P. Fitzgerald, W. Snyder, G. Lundeen. Front Row: D. Pedersen, R. Moe, R. Peterson, R. Sundt, R. Moey, D. Okkelberg, D. Ocel. |
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During the first semester of their junior year, students are trained to become gym leaders. By taking attendance, being in charge of equipment, and helping with various jobs in class, they act as assistants to the gym teachers. The leaders volunteered their service and were selected by the gym teachers on the basis of their athletic ability and their ability to get along with the students. During the period that they are leaders, they learn more about teaching physical education and keep in shape through the various activities and exercises. |
Girls' Gym Help |
Row Four: M. Carlson, L. Greenfield, C. Larson, D. Franzen, K. Nelson, M. Keohane, A. Lofsness. Row Three: C. Hastings, M. Erikson, K. Pottsmith, C. Rinn, K. Troedsson, J. Weber. Row Two: Miss R. Lovold, advisor; C. Fales, L. Thoren, F. Malmsten, S. Larson, B. Faanes, Mrs. J. Gustafson, advisor. Front Row: N. Bruer, R. Mazzola, S. Hill, G. Sonntag, P. Weible, E. Brudos, C. Reed. |
~ 1962 Sagamore Staff ~ |
![]() Sports for girls and women has come a long way since '62! Signed, Minnie Golf |
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Boys' Sports
~Teddy Teams Capture first Place In Standings
"The Roosevelt football team ended its
below-par season in a scoreless tie with a powerful Henry team. The strong
Teddy defense, led by center Pat Keenan, stopped Henry from penetrating the
Teddy twenty yard line.
The Teddy Cross Country team finished second in the city conference behind
powerful Southwest. They won all their dual meets with the exception of
Southwest.
The Harriers were led by Richard Recker and John Moon, who both had a fine
season.
Record breaking performances by Jo Campe and the medley relay team brought
Roosevelt a tie for second place in the city standings with Washburn.
Members of the medley relay team are Jo Campe, Nick Jambeck,
Bob Travis, and Roy Shumway. Jo's performance was good enough to get a
fourth place in state competition.
The Hockey team, with only six seniors, skated its way to second place in the
final city standings. Senior Dick Swenson, and junior Jon Hall made the
all-city team, while Tim Hastings and Ron Noble received honorable mention.
The highlight of the season was a scoreless tie with city champion Washburn.
The basketball team won six and lost four of its games in a strong city
conference. In the opening game of the season, the Teddies defeated the
eventual city champion south in the most exciting game of the year.
The Hoopsters were led by Tom Ressler and second team all-city John Totushek.
The Teddy ski team, led by seniors Terry Shannon and don Mattison, had a good
season with plenty of snow. They managed to place second in the city
conference, and ninth in the state meet.
The strong points of the team were the cross country event, and the fine
performances in the jumping.
The gymnasts led by co-captains Mickey Norton and John Stende placed second in
the city and region meets, third in the state meet, and first in the Northwest
Invitational.
This record climaxed a season of hard work. The highlight of the season
was a dual meet victory over state champion--North.
The wrestling team took third in the city, but still had four individual
champions in Kurt Jensen. Richard Willits, Scott Engstrom, and Pat Keenan.
The linksters at the time of this publication have soundly defeated all city
competition. They have also won the Alexandria Invitational again for the
fourth time in a row.
They are led by co-captains Tom Huber and Dick D'Estrada.
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Football |
Cross Country |
Swimming |
Basketball |
Skiing |
Wrestling |
Gymnastics |
Hockey |
Track |
Golf |
Tennis |
Baseball |
AVERAGE |
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ROOSEVELT | 9 | 2 | 2.5 | 4.5 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 2.5 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 4.5 | 3.2 |
Washburn | 1 | 4 | 2.5 | 8 | 5 | 1 | - | 1 | 6 | 4 | 5 | 4.5 | 3.8 |
Southwest | 8 | 1 | 1 | 1.5 | - | 5 | - | 2.5 | 4 | 5.2 | 4 | 9.5 | 4.2 |
south | 3 | 5 | 4 | 1.5 | 8 | 4 | 6 | 4 | 2 | 7 | 8.5 | 1 | 4.5 |
Edison | 7 | 8 | 6 | 3.5 | 3 | 11 | 5 | 10 | 11 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 5.1 |
North | 11 | 9 | 7 | 3.5 | 1 | 6 | 1 | 9 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 6.5 | 5.2 |
Marshall | 2 | 10 | - | 4.5 | - | 9 | 3 | 5 | 8 | 5.2 | 10 | 2 | 5.9 |
Central | 6 | 3 | 5 | 8 | 7 | 10 | - | 8 | 1 | 10 | 6.5 | 8 | 6.2 |
Henry | 4 | 7 | 8 | 10 | 6 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 6.5 | 6.5 | 7.1 |
West | 5 | 6 | 9 | 8 | 4 | 8 | - | 6 | 7 | 8 | 8.5 | 9.5 | 7.2 |
Vocational | 10 | 11 | 10 | 11 | - | 2 | - | 11 | 10 | 9 | 11 | 11 | 9.6 |
Source: The Roosevelt Standard, Senior Edition, June 8, 1962
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