Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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TENNIS At the time the ZONIAN Went to press the tennis season had hardly begun. However, the program as it had been plan- ned called for an interclass match to be played as soon as the teams had organized and had had sufficient practice. The senior class boasts an array of racqueteers such as de la Pena, Luse. Arroyo. Louis Lipzinski and Friday, Who Will play each other close battles you may be sure to determine which one will have the privilege of representing the class against the players of the other classes. In the juniors, the seniors are going to find the combina- tion of Todd Lipzinski and Hearne a hard one to beat. but they expect to have little opposition from the players selected from the underclassmen. But then prophets, you knovv-.

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BASEBALL In sustained interest the baseball league fared better than either basketball or softball. Early in February a league was organized by Mr. Lockridge. Last year's varsity members were distributed as fairly as possibly to insure a keen and lively com- petition. The first half of the season ended March 6, with the Tro- jans leading, having won every game. Their toughest contest was with Trett's Cubs, whom they defeated only after a hard fought game and with an exciting final score of 1-0. The out- standing players for the Trojans were Friday, Hammond, and Bain. At the time the yearbook was going to press the baseball season had not been -completed. Eventually the winning team from the se-cond half of the leagu-e will meet the Trojans. The season will come to a close with a series of games played be- tween the Trojans and the winn-er of the second half, and the winner of that final series will be 'the high school baseball cham- pion and will receive the gold baseball's as awards. The teams in the league have been captained by: W. Fri- day. J. Siler, W. Hearne, J. Crawford, L. Stempel, and T. Lip- zinski.

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'1'l2ACIi As the yearbook goes to press it is the con-census of opinion among those wise in the world of sports that the interclass track meet will be largely a scrap between the seniors and juniors. At least that is What the upperclass track men con- fidently expect. The seniors present Ed Roth on the dashes, Tom Huff on the distance races, and Sidney Randolph in the weight department. These stars are expecting some keen com- petition from such juniors as Tom Rice, Leland Edwards, and Howard Clark. Among the promising underclassmen there are Jack Casey, Pete Hugh-es, Emilio Madrigal, and John Talty who may prove to be dark horses of the tra-ck and upset the elections of the confident seniors. lgii