Andrews High School - Andronian Yearbook (Andrews, IN)

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L1 ' ' V 1 Klum. .a -.-'I .. In-anaaigggagu-anilllllCiHlllll3 5 ' V I In ,':.ii Ei BASEBALL 1,- to I ' I Schedule Batting Averages X Name Ave. AB H 7 I August 29 Andrews 2 Roanoke 7 Kitt ---..----. 500 314 17 eptember 2 Andrews 12 Union 0 Ferrara ------ L00 20 3 5 Andrews 9 Bippus 7 Stephan ---- 385 26 10 8 Andrews 6 Clear Creek 3 Smart ------ 333 3 ,, 1 11 Andrews 15 Jefferson 5 Yentes -------- 310 29 9 15 Andrews 3 Lancaster 1 Yahne ------ 08 26 8 18 Andrews 7 Monument City 0 Hanselman ---- 306 36 ll 22 Andrews 7 Warren 13 Tullis -- ----- 286 7 2 25 Andrews 8 Rock Creek 2 Reemer ------ 281 32 9 October 2 Andrews 13 Huntington Twp. 1 'Decker ----- 208 2Lf 5 Ferrell ------- 190 21 h Won 8 Lost 2 Bitzer -- ---- OOO 5 0 Second place in the County Baseball Conference Pearson ----- O00 8 0 Miller ------ O00 1 0 I II X, :II III I I The Andrews Cardinals put together 82 runs and 9A hits while our opponents scored 39 runs and L5 hits. This gave us a season record of 8 wins and 2 losses and second place in the Huntington County Baseball Conference. Our first game we had a couple of bad breaks and Roanoke took advantage of them. Also our 6 errors didn't help any as they only got 3 earned runs. Bill Yahne hurled for us, giving up 10 hits. Arden Hanselman and Bud Tullis each get 2 hits to lead us in hitting. The second game was a lot better as we scored 12 runs and got 11 hits to Union's O runs and 2 hits. Gerald Yentes got the mound assignment from Coach A Hyman and allowed 2 hits. Ed Kitt got 3 hits in A times at bat to lead the way. Our next game with Bippus was a thriller all the way and wasn't decided un- til the last man was out. We jumped off to an early lead on Bob Reemer's home run and with Bill pitching beautiful ball. Then Bippus got to Bill and crept up on us. Yentes then came in to pitch and put out the fire. We scored 2 runs in the 6th inning to pull it out of the fire. We came back home for our next game with Clear Creek and defeated the Bull- dogs 6 to 3 behind Gerald Yentes, who pitched a 5 hit ball game. Once again Ed Kitt pounded out 2 hits in 3 times at the plate for batting honors. We then traveled to Jefferson and had a field day pounding out 15 runs and 12 hits while Bill held them to 7 hits and 5 runs. Gerald took batting honors with 3 hits in 3 times at bat. Our next game with Lancaster was played on a muddy Andrews field but was close all the way. Yahne held them to A hits and Parrott held us to A hits but we got 3 runs to their 1. With rain threatening to pour down any minute we took a 7 to 0 load in the Monument City game. At the end of the first half of the Lth inning the heavens opened up and it began to pour. Just about then everybody was mad because it wasn't much of a game. Most of us had gotten hits and Car1's home run didn't count. when we tried to re-schedule the game it seemed as though we ceuldn't agree on a date. So lonument's coach said if it is alright with you we will call it a finished game. So everything turned out alright anyway. Our game with although it should hits and of course 7 hits off Wilson, w8I'I'6Il W as rained out the first time, but not the second, have been. We committed 19 errors while Bill gave only 5 we were defeated 13 to 7. Carl and Joe Ferrara got A of the their pitcher. Sponsored By BARNEyu5 66 ld . Andrews All! Z4 5 . I I I I I I 1 I II I IIV I I. It A