Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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5. . BASKETBALL During the year of l939-40 the Warsaw High Bas- ketball team established by hard playing, record the year of l94O-4l, the basketball team will be los- ing one veteran, loe Skill. The basketball team of 1940-41 will be all veteran with some possible can- didates coming up from the reserve team. place in the Wyoming County Basketball League. ln f N -, Warsaw Zl i 'd 30 Warsaw 20 Warsaw l 7 Warsaw 29 , . 1 Warsaw I 9 ' ' Warsaw 28 , Q Warsaw 27 W . Warsaw 26 Warsaw 33 Warsaw 33 ' Warsaw 28 0 Warsaw 27 Warsaw 29 Warsaw 3 l Warsaw 3 l ' Warsaw l 2 A ' 3 Y , O Frfrrt Row. Tony D'Angelo, l. Webster lick Back Row: Mr. Boldt, B. Chrisler, ,. oioueuc, 3. nusiiii, r. -W..t.v..e, ix. ..-.......... , -, --..,. , , Weeks, '3E. Clark, WE. Perkins, W, Topping, lil, Cullen, Coach Struebing. Letter Mon y V

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First Row: i'Drury, iiiRoncone, ifiMyers, Salamone, ifiLandcastle, iiiTopping, iiiMcKinley, iiiWares, ifiSweetheimer, i'Dauber, 'l'Skill. Second Row: Boffa, D. Gillen, Sunderland, Weeks, Chrisler, iil. Cillen, :ffRobbins, :i:CahiIl, il'Clark, Wilyat, iiiAustin, Perkins, jones, Bookmiller, Hondorf, Coach Streubing, D'Angelo. Line: Left to Right: W FOOTBALL The Warsaw football squad of l939 had a fairly successful season with two wins and three losses. The team was severely handicapped when two varsity men, Lowden and Webster, were injured at the start of the season. The most exciting game on the sched- ule proved to be the final game with Dansville when after trailing at half time, 6-O, War- saw came back to take a thrilling game by the score of 24-6. Rcnconc . . . ........ Right End 'lvlyers ...... .... O utside Tackle 'Svveetheimer . ..,. lnside Tackle Salamone .. .....,.. Right 27 Landcastle . ,,,, Center '-'Perkins .. ,. ,Left Guard 'Dauber . . ...,........ . . .Left End BACKFIELD 'Austin ,. .......... ..., l-l alf Back Cillen .. ..... l-lalf Back 'Clark .... ....... F ull Back ' Robbins . . .,.. Quarter Back Lowden .,.. ..... M anager Letter Men m ' A'

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joe Front Row: Sunderland, Ten l-lagen, Cillen, Dauber, D Angelo, Skill. Second Row: james, Coach, Struebing M, Salamone, A, Salamone, Clark, Lowden, Landcastlc, Norse, Weeks, Cillen, Mr. Albro. The Warsaw High School baseball team of l939, although not in top form, managed to gain third place in their league. The record of losses and wins are as follows: Warsaw l Attica l O Warsaw 2 Perry 4 Warsaw 8 Arcade 5 Warsaw 2 Perry l O Warsaw I O Arcade 4 Warsaw Ol Attica 6 Warsaw l 2 Warsaw Rangers l O Warsaw l 5 South Side 7 Probably the most outstanding play of the year was at Arcade. Skill, pitching bril- liantly until the sixth inning, was relieved by Steve Lowden after the bases had been filled. The score stood four to five in our favor and there were no outs. Steve, striking out the first batter, provided an opportunity for a double play, The batsman bunted, Steve fielded the ball, gave an under hand toss to catcher Salamone who gave a perfect pass to first baseman, Weeks, who completed the double play, thus clinching the game. SKILL, Captain Letter awards were given to Skill lcaptainl, M. Salamone, Lowden, Norse, Cillen, Weeks, Landcastle, Clark, james and A. Salamone, and also to the reliable :IOP manager, R. Dauber and coach, B. Dauber. SEB sLL