American High School - Anahuac Yearbook (Mexico City, Mexico)

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Treio follows through on his first base run. ,W R LL-STARS 1 9152, -aw' A I , file - i r? fag . , ,. , , ' , Z ' 1, ,L-W. leg' J T -vifffifi, - -fr.-,,3u.a' Catcher Charlie Cutting attempts to instruct and calm fatigued Bear pitcher, Bob Fiamey. lib' . A . . ...L TW ,tw ... i 2 The picture of a frustrated coach. I l 1 L .sIyN' CRUSH EARS 10- 12-4 On May 15 the Bears ended their season on a 5-2 note, as they drop- ped a double header to the Aztec All-Stars. The first game ended in defeat, as the Bears were unable to main- tain their early two run lead. Starter John Trejo's inability to find the plate, coupled with the absence of all relievers except Ramey, led to the ten run All-Star total. The All-Stars provided a repeat performance in the second game. By this time Bear morale was too low to muster the concerted effort necessary to effect a split, and the burden of cooling off a hot All-Star rally again fell upon Ramey and Trejo. The Bear defense played its role, as error upon error allowed the All-Stars to capitalize on their hits for scores. In search of a fresh arm, Coach Miller called on left fielder Sally Norman to go to the mound in the top of the sixth. In the bottom of that inning a late Bear rally proved insufficient in closing the seven run scoring gap, and the Bears lost 12-5. Ramey belts grounder to short as Weatherbee and Trejo warm-up.

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TRACK FIELD Coach 1 WIN 5 2 LOSSES I 0 In the two scheduled track meets A 753' ' ten events. The Bear versatility this year, against Tepeyac on April 0 was indicated by three firsts in the 19 and against Patria and Tepeyac , x field events javelin, hlgh jump, and on Tuesday, May 7, potential, con- 1 broad jump - and four firsts in ditioning, and improvement promis- I , t, T, the track category - the mile, the ed an olympic future for the AHS. P vg gglfefr 880, the 440 and the 220. However, The Bears dropped the dual meet v the Bears lacked the depth to take to Tepeyac by a 48-67 margin, de- Mr Benaeff the point-valuable second, third and spite seven AHS first places in the fourth places. APRIL 19 TEPEYAC VST A.H.S ll ll 67 48 MAY 1 TEPEYAC vs Q A.H.S. vs PATRIA B ss so 15 C 76 57 11 131 93 24 ll n TOTAL J? ' .1 ' f' T Kill -J, l ,.., 41 'l 'i,'A'f, A f 8. 4' 43 fi if ' 'Qgff 41,1 ' :fer 1 f J A J- ' ' 4 r ' QEV1' - , ,, .m---M -W--5 'W ef-Q SFCOND ROW: Ben Sands, John Moore, Al Camacho, Bob Curlatt, Johannes Schiefer, Bill James, Bob Gibson Al Allphin, John Wisner, Chuck Thornburg, Coach Bennett. FIRST ROW: Paul Casanova, Wickie Martins, Steve Oialvo, Pedro Gutierrez, Lorrie Hogg, Mark Kennedy Chri French, Manuel de la Llata, Phil Ojalvo.