Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

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Kneeling, left to right: G. Seger, W. Walsh-managers, M. Michaud--manager, A. Charbonneau, G. Callahan, D. Red- Cappella, P. Tyska, D. Storey, J. Piscatella, D. Michaud, D. mond, H. Marks, T. Hamilton, W. Walker, J. Lee, and Mr. Smith and J. Budaj-managers. Standing, left to right: R. Nevers-coach. OPPONENT SCORE St. Thomas lost 5 - 4 Granby lost 7 - 5 Windsor Locks won 1 - 0 Canton lost 8 - 6 Suffield won 3 - 2 Suliield lost 10 - 3 Bloomfield ended up its 1959 baseball season with Windsor Locks Won 5 - 3. a respectable 9-4 record, placing second in Charter Oak Canton lost 7 - 6 Conference standings. The team as a whole batted about Berlin lost 6 - 0 550, and fielding was good. Fred Keating, who Coach East Hampton Won 4 g 2 Frank Nevers described as one of the finest players Portland Won 5 - 2 Bloomfield ever had, captained the team. He now plays Bacon lost 5 - 3 second base for the Harvard freshman team. Coach St. Thomas won 4- 3 Nevers also had words of praise for Fran juda and Tom Hamilton, the battery, and Jeff Lee, who put in a very creditable performance as a freshman. The 1960 team, having lost only two seniors from last year's squad, stands to have another impressive season, under the coaching of Mr. D'E1ia. The new junior varsity team is also providing opportunity for boys to have a chance to play under Mr. Russo. Tied with Suflield for 4th place in CVL. CVL record 4 - 6 Highest Batting Average: Tom Hamilton, .345 Babe Ruth Award: Fred Keating LETTERMEN Fred Keating, Art Charbonneau, Tom Hamilton, Fran Juda, Greg Callahan, Bill Walker, Harold Marks, Dave Redmond, Joe Piscatella, Mike Keating, Dave Story, Don Michaud, Peter Tiska, Cliff Avery, Mike Capella, Jeff Lee. MANAGERS Robert Michaud, Bill Walsh

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