Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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xl-LX FIRST ROW jxm Luckman Whltney Peden Peter Davxs Douv DISUCY Tony Barnes Lou1s McLane B111 Perelr Bart Spe1gleman Tom Holland SECOND ROW Clnrles Holllster Stexe Ffllk Dave Dum T1bCf10 Lum Lwrry Mfmltz Don E1chhorr1 Don Dllday Hoagy Carmlchael Mr Thelbert VHISIIY Baseball TONY BARN ES Ozpmm

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Chadwxck Chadwxck Chadwlck Chadwxck Chadw1ck Chadwnck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwlck Chadwxck Ch mdwrck Chadwick Chfndwlck Chadwnck BASKETBALL SCORES El Segundo Mary Star El Rancho Leuzmger Harvard Paramount Brethern Flmtrrdge Harvard Black Foxe Paramount Brethren Spanlsh Amerrcan Flmtrrdge Blacke Foxe Spanlsh Amerrcm Total WINS Total Losses Q Chadwlck s mexperlenced varsrty basketball five wlth only one re Thelbert s fine tutelage however lt showed consrderable rmprovement as the season progressed although most of IIS games were played agal ist stronger and more experienced competrtron The team won frve games and lost n1ne Center Randy Teague the returned letterman proved a marnstay throughout the season with hrs line reboundlng and shootmg Captam Doug Drsney was the leadlng scorer and runner up for the Helms award grven annually to the most valuable player ln the league He wound up the season by droppmg ln 25 pomts agamst Spanlsh Amerrcan Instltute Erlc Hoberg was the standout defenslve player and hrs clever ball hand lrng and axrtlght guardlng pulled Chadwick through many a tough srtua tlon Hrs playrng coupled w1th Harry Sturges fine reboundlng gave Chadwrck a pa1r of stellar guards Sophomore B111 Perelra rounded out the first team The remamder of the squad conslsted of john Norb rg Steve Levy Bob Coate and Tony Barnes Lack of sufficlent reserves hampered Chadwrck s chances for a better showmg ' 27 ' 27 ' 35 , 54 . ' 27 ' 33 . . ' 23 ' ' ' 30 ' 40 - ' 31 2 ' 56 ' - ' . ' 40 ' ' 1 ' 33 4 - . 53 - A - .1 . ' -5 . -4 turned letterman, completed only a fair season. Due to Coach Dick

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C,hadw1ck Chadw1ck Chadwrck Chadwrcklf Chadwrcksk Chadwlck Chadwxck Chadwrckl' Chadwick Chadw1ck ' Chadwrckx Chadwick' Ch'ldw1ck 'li Home Game BASEBALL SCOREBOARD VCISLIS VCI'SL1S VCISUS V6I'SLlS VCISLIS VCISLIS VCISLIS VCISUS VCISUS VCISLIS VCISLIS VC.I'SLlS VLISUS Serra Hrgh Harvard Bellflower Chrxstmn Flxntrldge El Segundo Black Foxe Harvard Mary Star Flmtrxdge Blacke Foxe Bellflower Chrlst an Paramount Brethr n Avalon 103 71 1 54 Chadw1ck s 1953 baseball team bu1lt around a nucleus of but four returned lettermen came wnthm two runs of w1nn1ng a fourth successlve Prep League champlonshlp Wlth the d1v1s1onal tltle tucked away after a were edged ln the lnter d1v1s1onal play off game College dlamond 4 3 clean sweep of the slx league games the Mariners Wlth Avalon H1gh School on the Long Beach C1ty Three weeks of vlrtual xdleness before the play off contrrbuted to the Mar1ners defeat 1n a game they could have taken handlly If IS belleved, earller ln the season Whltney Peden first strlng Harvard hurler rn 1952 proved an able successor to Ray Young on the mound pltchlng a no hrtter 1n defeat1ng hrs old team mates at Harvard 2 0 and otherwlse adequately stopplng an expected gap 1n the blue and whlte defense Tony Barnes one of the old lettermen was Peden s rellef otherwise playlng second base The others were Peter Dav1s Tommy Mrdgley and Louls McLane, who formed an a1r trght outfreld New materlal lncluded Tom Holland c Doug Dlsney 3b B111 Perelra ss Davld Dlon, lb Tlbby Lrzza rf and Bart Spregelman and Larry Maltz outfielders Besxdes the play off the Mar1ners drop ped only one of 1ts 13 games a practlce tllt 1n whlch substrtutes and jumor hrgh school fill 1ns were used Coach Dlck Thexbert s pxtchlng 1n batt1ng practlce IS credlted for lmproved h1tt1ng Except for an occaslonal slump as 1n the play off game the ab1l1ty to connect at cruclal t1mes become charac ICIISIIC of the team In order of averages, the five leadlng batters were Splegelman, Luckman, Peden, McLane and Drsney , . . 2.0 ' 9-4 f . Q . . .1-1 ' 5-9 ' . - 6-O ' . 2-0 ' - 9-8 ' - 7-4 . ' - - ' i. 4-O . A . . e 8-7 9 s , . , . . . 1 , - .Il . Q n . , 7 9 ' 9 1 9 , l 1 l ' - . , . , . . - . . . . , 3 . , 3 . . , . . . D , n l - 1 Q , Q 1. I - 4 -. , . 1 - , - 9 ' 3 ' , .