Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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tisalnafr X 9 1 055 S 1., ll tim, vttlvs j 'll 'll J',vE f -K 'ww home runs and play center field. Joining Clark in the outfield were John Mackenzie and David Holmes. The inheld was unusually weak. Captain John Haydon found it difficult to adjust to the change from third base to shortstop, his hitting was affected, unfortunately. Haydon was unable to hit over three hundred as he had done the year before. Senior Brian Merry, sophomore Winston Burt, and freshman John Schaefer played first, second, and third, respectively. The catcher was Ralph Sexton. With four returning lettermen and Ted Caldwell, the team should improve on its .153 batting average and its dismal seasonal record. Experience will be a deciding fac- tor in next year's success. XXI

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Croton CDA CDA Roxbury Latin Browne 81 Nichols 10 CDA CDA Noble 81 Creenough Brooks CDA Tabor CDA CDA St. Mark's Belmont Hill CDA St. Sebastian's CDA Milton CDA Middlessex CDA CDA St. Paul's Rivers CDA Belmont Hill CDA . 51, , -. 1, ,,.- .mv if Q,gg55 3e'5lf . a . ,, if .B '1-. iv' 4 .4 V 4' ,. nods-' ,if KW! QK S .l The Covernor Durnmer baseball team was poor. the play was poor and the record was poor. lt was a rare am,-ident that such inexperienve and inability was eombined to represent the school on the varsity level. Perhaps the only good aspeet of the season was the consistently excellent pitching of the team's most valuable player. Ted Caldwell. A5 the eaptain-elert. Caldwell won only three and lost eight: however. his ERA was an exeep- tional 2.19. His best performam-e eame against Roxbury Latin when he struek out twenty-six opposing batters in seventeen innings. The rest of the pitching staff 4-onsisted of Biff Clark. who was more noted for his ability to hit -Xi' . ' - f -I3 RA Nmfggh . gg gi-D FW: A A ' , , ' I-M4 L -... A 'ws' 'Q' ' in XX 'Q

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