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3. Xaverian (21-2)
4. Tottenville (22-1)
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10. Monsignor McClancy (11-10)
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3. Lehman (17-2)
4. Tottenville (20-1)
5. South Bronx (13-6)
6. Telecommunications (15-4)
7. William Bryant (15-4)
8. James Monroe (14-4)
9. Taft (11-8)
10. Cardozo (17-1)
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