The Gunnery School - Red and Gray Yearbook (Washington, CT)

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llgllil 1f Nfn'f if .UWHY uNNfHr Mira.. Front row, left to right: Smyth, Fields, Holahan, Hall, G., Griggs, Leahy, Lehrman. Back row, left to right Mr. Benelli, McCollom, Morley, Day, Bruning, Lackey, Mr. Buxton. VARSITY BASEBALL REVIEW In Gunnery's first game of the season at Kent, the opposition won, 4-3, over the visi- tors. Fred Fields, Junior, made two hits. Trinity-Pawling's pitcher, Rose, hurled a 6-O shutout over the Red and Gray in Gun- nery's first home game. The Buckmen, on home ground, won their first game over South Kent, 7-3. Sophomore center-fielder, Bill Lackey, hit the team's first home run of the year, while Jack Griggs and Dick Holahan each hit doubles. At Lakeville, Connecticut, Gunnery lost to Hotchkiss, 9-3. Even if the game had not been called in the seventh inning due to rain, the visiting team would not have beaten the superior Hotchkiss squad. Top Gunnery hitters for the day were third-baseman Gil Lehrman with two singles, and first-baseman Holahan with a double. Three days later, the Buckmen defeated the visiting Hopkins Grammar team, 3-1. Lehrman pitched a fine game, and Gordie Hall made a triple in the fifth inning, greatly assisting the victory. Despite the three hits by Fields, the Red and Gray lost to Choate, 9-4, on home ground. Hall again took the mound for the Buckmen, but his pitching could not better the opponents' batting. 75