University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Coach Tubby Graves INNING only six games but bouncing .back during the last few weeks after being kicked around by almost every team in the con- ference during the early stages of the cam- paign, the '39 Husky baseball team wound up its season with a victory streak that rocketed them from the cellar and labeled them as one of the most dangerous clubs in the league. D Injuries, ineligibilities, and sickness wrecked what otherwise might have been a pennant-contend- ing ball club, but once Coach Tubby Graves got his inexperienced outfit running more smoothly the Huskies became a match for any team in the circuit. Sam Baker, southpaw hurler, and soph outfielder Bob Larson proved to be the most spectacular per- formers for the diamond stars. Baker came back after an unimpressive early season record to pace the revived Husky pitching staff. Larson didn't even crack the line-11p until mid-season, but once he be- came a regular he pounded the horsehide to all corners and ended up the season leading the squad with a .386 batting average. Other outstanding performers were hurlers Chet Johnson and Warren Sierer, and outfielder Dave Dobson. Johnson pitched line ball throughout the year and lost several very close decisions besides taking his share of games. Co-Capt. Bud Pripp Warren Sierer Chet Johnson 200