Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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Hee FOO Barnbrldge Central Hxgh School football team has won the champronshlp of Class B Susque nango League even though they lost the1r last game of the season to Chenango l'orks The b0yS had a rough tlme trymg to wm a game last year But thls year they went to the other extreme and won the champ1onsh1p The team Splflt was greatly rmprowed and they really fought for the1r VICIOYY The league standlngs were as follows Barnbrldge 510 Chenango Forks 3 21 Han cock 2 3 1 Harpursvllle l 5 0 records ASKETB LL The basketball season started w1th a very prom1s1ng outlook The first two games were Balnbrrdge trrumphs As our yearbook goes to press we are l1OplHg for another champlonshlp Followlng IS the wlnter schedule 25 uh -B S i F-,.,.-li RE TLI G Although most all of our veteran wrestlers left school last year our outlook for thxs year xsn t too bad If thelr first match IS any example of what IS to come the team w1ll do very uell The competrtlon thls year wrll be greater than lll the past because each school IS lllllldlllg up new and larger teams Following 15 the schedule for 1954 rn wrestllng ks, 44 -- TB LL li Harpursville Barnbrldge Hancock Bambrldge Chenango Forks 6 Bambrldge WRX lu , g 58 SPDRT ' it Balnbrldge Balnbrrdge Balnbrrdge Balnbrrdge Barnbrrdge Bambrldge Balnbrldge Bambrrdge BHll'lbTldg'C Bambrrdge Balnbrldge Balnbrrdge Oxford Vlfmdsor Harpursvrlle Sldnex Hancock Afton Deposrt Wflndsor Qrdney Hancock Afton DCPOSII All Star Game VHISIIY Champronshrp Game' Iayvee Champlonshlp Gam Bambrldge Balnbrldge Balnbrldge Bainbridge Balnbrxdge Balnbrrdge Bambrldge Balllbrldge Ba1nbr1dge Balnbrrdge Bambrrdge Delhl DCPOSII Vestal 'lndsor Qherburne Greene Delhl Deposrt YV1ndsor Sher burne Greene 0 . . . l . y . 20 . , , U - 7 , ' Q . ' ' ' 27 l ' ' ' ' - X T ' 12 - v ' . D ' I . X 1 ' ' 2, Y I 1 ' ' ' Q A? a 5 ' , fl 0 V I Bainbridge i l-Iarpurgfille - s 1'- '- x v X ----e--- -' y j ' I ,i .i j we '- , 1 Z - w ' - I f . . . h- A T x V '

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OLLEYBALL The volleyball teams have been exceptionally good for several years. In the 1954 campaign, the volleyball team won the league championship at Bainbridge against Chenango Forks. In Windsor the team defeated Afton, Harpursville, De- posit and Windsor to win the southern division championship. From Windsor they went to Binghamton for the Section IV tournament where they took third place losing only to Roxbury and Marathon which are both large schools. Most of the players on this team will be back in 1955 so we should see an- other good season of volleyball. TR CK The 1954 track season was not a very successful one The team lost two dual meets against Windsor and Walton There were some meets which were cancelled because of bad weather Our biggest drawback was field events They were good but were unsuccessful We had four boys who went to the Class B meet at Cortland They were Darwm Bickford Leonard Owens Billy Willlams and Clarke Bugbee Darwin and Leonard went to Section IV Class A and B meet at Cornell qg Q .4 ff, 114 X 'If' , W '6', H PS MISHAPS ASEB LL The 1954 baseball season was a very successful one Bainbridge defeated each team in the southern division twice with the exception of Harpursvxlle in the second time through the league We ended the season by defeating Windsor and with this win gained the championship of the southern division We then played Chenango Forks the champions of the northern division at Greene and defeated them in a close battle We lost three semors from the team So if all goes well we should have a good team in 55 45