Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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Baseball Right after the start of school last year Mr. Dunn's call for baseball players was answered by about 35 boys., Out of this group came 9 boys who led Gorham to victory 5 out of 7 games. Our team placed second in conference this year with r Campbell Hill taking first. Below is the Red and Gold's starting line up with batting averages. Frazier, shortstopf.333lgKnoke, catcher 1.52213 Korando, lst base Q.l43lg Asbury, pitcher Q.522j3 Boucher, center field f.400lg Tindall, right field 1.18225 Qualls, 2nd base Q.l66lg Rohlfing, left field f.ll7J3 and Schimpf, 3rd base 1.294-J, The team's batting average was .302. A brief survey of the games and their highlights follows: GORHAM ll--GRAND TOWER O. Gorham's big guns blasted Grand Tower ll-O with Asbury, Korando, and Schimpf combining to pitch a no hit no run game against Grand Tower. Korando and Asbury lose two perfectly good balls on two successive pitches by home runs to the top of the schoolhouse, Gorham smashes CAMPBELL HILL REDBIRDS 8-O with Asbury striking out nineteen and giving up but one scratch hit the home team beat C'l-IILL easily. Boucher's horne run along with Korando's two doubles and a single paced the G.C.H.S. hitting attack. RED and GOLD down AVA 12-0. Asbury and Knoke led Gorham hitting with a double and 2 singles apiece, Lefty Korando gave up only 2 hits and fanned 6. G. C. H,S. upset by GRAND TOWER. An untimely hitting slump and streak of wildness by Asbury cost Gorham a 6-5 setback at the hand of the Grand Tower , Indians. Even though Asbury walked nine he struck out 12 and led the hitting with 3 safe blows. GORHAM takes WOLF LAKE in 3-2 thriller. In an exciting pitching duel between Livesby of the Wolves and Asbury of Gorham the home towners pushed across the Winning run in the 6th inning on Boucher's double and Tindall's single. Livesay gave up 5 hits While Asbury yielded only 4. GORHAM races past VERGENNES 12-O, With Asbury striking out 15 and Knoke collecting 4 hits the home team blasted Vergennes and headed for the crucial game with Campbell Hill. . CAMPBELL HILL defeats G.C.H.S. for conference crown. Even though Asbury struck out 14 and gave up but three hits, C'HILL defeated us 4-3 when they scored all of their markers in the 4th frame, The Gorham attack paced by Knoke with 4 hits collected 9 hits altogether but couldnst put them together for a big rally. 3 untimely errors by the Red and Gold helped the C'Hill cause considerably, GORHAM defeats AVA on 9-0 forfeit. Our final victory was over Ava when they declined to meet us again and we collected a forfeit win. This spring we will probably have about the same team as we had last fall, With our veteran team we have hopes of going high in the state tournament that is coming up. ---- Bob KIIOKS

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