Addison High School - Panther Yearbook (Addison, MI)

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, L - .. -gl BASEBALL GAMES if ,ywyw 'H THE first breath of spring, base balls can be seen floating in the air or rolling and bouncing 4-1.4,f. Ufff 1 , , ,ff-1fl.v2L'g'ff27. about the Addison High School play-grounds. And so it was in the spring o'f 1923 that a large num- .se - -'w'1.w5'L' ge' wr' , , 'Q 'fHL57ille'l. .'ll ber of students became interested in baseball and ,- - - 1 - af 'lf' . 4 answered the early call for recruits. After a 'few lmww ieilfri weeks of strenuous pr-actice, under the instruction of Coach M. C. Hilton, the vacancies of the pre- ceeding year's team were filled and a team was chosen. The outlook for a successful season was very bright, -and the team, supported by a smiling and yelling ,student body, showed some of the finest spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season. The team of 1923 won every game that they participated in, in the n-orth division of the county. A Blissfield was the champion of the south division of the county and our team met them, Field Day, at Hudson on May 26th, 1923. The game was one of great excitment, for the two teams fought with a great determination to win. V The batteries for the game were Zinzer and Frye of Blissfield and Bauman and Miller of Addison. At the end of the first inning Blissfield led by a score of 5 to l. They continued adding to their score up until the fifth inning. At that time the score was 9 to 43 Addison having made three runs in the third inning, due to a two-bagger by Shoemaker. Bauman add-ed another point to Addison's score in the seventh inn- ing by knocking 'the old pill for a home run. - Addison held Blissfield to their total score of nine up until the ninth inning. During the ninth inning Addison made -no further addition to their score, but Blissfield put their final up to thirteen. Wlhen the game was finished, the score was called, Blissfield 133 Addison 6. Each and every player of both teams gave three, good, hearty yells for their opponents, which is a sure sign of fair winners and good losers. BASEBALL SCORES OF 1923 At h-ome A-pril 13th Jonesville 21 Addison 28 At Tecumseh April 20th Addison 3 Tecumseh l At home April 27th Clinton 6 Addison I5 At home May 3rd Tecumseh 9 Addison 12 At Jonesville May 16th Addison 10 Jonesville 9 At Clinton May 21st Addison 14 Clinton 8 Final at Hudson May 26th Blissfield 13 Addison 6 eQlje.7 Ojiazfzfy-11 121 e

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BASKET BALL GIRLS of Addison High School take a good ,al interest in athletics, and have proved themselves worthy of praise in basketball. With the exception of bad weather, the girls, li i' with their coach, Miss Neva Saunders, could be found on the court, passing the ball, shooting bas- ! 'B 4' kets or performing some other form of practice. The girls played four games during the season, winning two. At all times they showed a good, clean, fighting spirit, and did their best to win, even under trying circumstances. October 9 October 16 October 18 October 30 Onsted ll Onsted 9 Brooklyn 15 Brooklyn 22 Addison ZZ Addison 22 Addison 14 Addison ll Qlje 7 Ofgwen fy