Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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umm, was DENNIS LUNETTA 2nd Base VERNE CHAPMAN Outfield BLAYNE FERGUSON Outfleld JERRY MONELLO Ist Base CHARLES SUGAR RICHARD PULCIFER Putcher pmher Though about as rnexpernenced a club as ever performed un Wrlson buntlng the 1955 Mule varsrty baseball team progressed fast enough to land In a tue for second for the season The only veterans were Catcher Make Scurto and Putcher Outflelder Rrch Pulclfer The team played consistently hustlmg ball and took only one loss by a large margin Buggest wm for the Mules was a second round upset of loop champ Lincoln Chuck Sugar pntcher outfielder was leadmg batter Other hard hitters were Rlch Rldlng Scurto Denny Lunetta Blame Furgeson and Pulcufer Coach Bob Trlggs long trme Wllson JV mentor made has flrst varslty season here a successful one developing a group of inexperienced lads Into skllled operators pud- Ay VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Coach Triggs, Riding, Scurto, Pulcifer, Monello. SECOND ROW: Lunetta, Sugar, Chapman, Johnson, Luchetta, Iwata IMgr.I, TOP ROW: Schwab CMgr.J, Harton, Montague, Ferguson, Fry Pollack CMgrl.

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wwf Wilson's B baseball team had a fast start in the T955 pennant race when Ronald Rehwald twirled a no-hit, no-run game, but then hit o snag and lost several games. The squad, under new Coach Burt Chortkoff, was made up o finexperienced glove- men, most of the B veterans having moved up to the varsity with their Coach Bob Triggs, long time B mentor. As the season progressed, the newcomers improved, but were unable to assemble a winning club. LV. BASEBALL leag ue Gomes WILSON MARSHALL WILSON FRANKLIN WILSON VERDUGO WILSON LINCOLN WILSON EAGLE ROCK WILSON MARSHALL WILSON FRANKLIN WILSON LINCOLN WILSON EAGLE ROCK WILSON VERDUGO ZQWHJS17 K . .INA JOHN CHAPLIN ABELARDO LOPEZ CHARLES COOK COACH ROSS 5? il. 1 lt . , IL f any .. 1. JV BASEBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Dimkich, Barreras, Vega, Garofalo, Cox, Munger, Madeira, Zubrate. SECOND ROW: Coach Chortkoff, Bloom, Sigler, Weaver, Langdale, Power, Bo ce, Lindber , Preece. TOP ROW: Haworth Bo ce Y 9 , 1 Rehwald, Fry, Duke, Cohen. Y The efforts of part-time gridder Abby Lopez and Ruben Yuriar high- lighted the T955 Wilson cross-country season. Lopez, for the second year, after ending his B footballing placed in the loop run. He was third and Yuriar eighth in the league finals. Both ran for the tenth grade team, which finished third in the loop. The junior varsity, paced by Charlie Cook and Roger Moon, also took a league third. John Chaplin, who ran eighth in the loop, led the varsity to a fourth place. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD-FIRST ROW: Brock, Cox, Burks, Yuriar, Monello, O'Conner. SECOND ROW: Timbrello, Moore, A. Lopez, Esparza, Gail, Chaplin, Robinson, Coach Ross. THIRD ROW: Moon, Serventi, Alvarez, Lutz, Reid, Robin- son, Moline, Lopez, Roseman.