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1930-31 East Orientals

Coach: Mr. Robert B. McKay
Captain: Joseph Caccamise

Record: 3 Wins, 5 Losses

 


1930-31 East Orientals Wrestling Team
SEATED: Wright, Noakes, Vollo, Norman Domm, Joseph Caccamise (captain), Aratari, Charles Manuele. STANDING: Dominas, Kovinsky, Coach McKay, Yaw, Laduca.  SOURCE: The Orient, East High School, June 1931. Click for larger image.

 

"One of the best wrestling teams to ever represent East High," is the way "Pete" McKay characterizes this year's wrestling team. The East High squad started the season string defeating every team in the league, but when they came to Tech High they were severely upset and remained in a "Slump" for the rest of the season. Coach McKay built up a fighting team around his lone veteran, Captain Caccamise, and many of the local followers of the wrestling were given a real shock.

 

At the beginning of the season it was feared that there would be no team to represent East High because of the lack of interest last year in that sport; but the boys interested in the sport clamored loudly for recognition and it was granted. These boys fought and fought hard for positions and even now Pete is not sure just who was the best man in each event. (The Orient, June 1931)

Yearbook page (PDF)

 

Tournaments


Interscholastic League Championships @ Franklin
 

Dual Meets

 

First Round

 

East > Franklin
East < Tech
East > Monroe
East < West

Second Round

 

East > Franklin
East
< Tech
East
< West
East
< Monroe