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

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ROW 1, left to right: J. Sipple, J. Daly, K. Ogren, B. Best, S. Dalessio, D. Laird, R. Loker. ROW 2: Coach Senio, D. Gould, L. Davenport, R. Fecitt, S. Wilson, R. But- ler. I. Olsen. faq Weed - Samuel .leagae The Junior Varsity was the baseball team for Bainbridge this year winning eleven of their twelve games losing only to Oxford after once having defeated Oxford's J. V. ' 14-3. The Junior Bobcats averaged 8. 6 points per game to their opponents 4. 6 points per game. With such an impressive record as this, we would say that Bainbridge will be the school to watch concerning baseball in the coming year. Bainbridge 11 Harpursville Bainbridge Oxford Bainbridge Hancock Bainbridge Afton Bainbridge Deposit Bainbridge Windsor Bainbridge Ha rpursv il le Bainbridge Hancock Bainbridge Deposit Bainbridge Afton Bainbridge Sidney Bainbridge Oxford WON 11 LOST 1 76 Batting Practice - Bob Best Up S

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ROW 1, left to right: V. Hubbard, J. Davidson, I. Shea, D. Amey. ROW 2: P. Shoecraft, B. Figger, B. Davidson, F. Shel- don. ROW 3: D. Day, M. Lewis, J. Lord, P. Yenson. ROW 4: J. Hayes, J. Lawrence, L. Pollard, L. White. ROW 5: L. Moore, V. Johnson, G. Pearsall, C. Howland, Graduated - S. Pollard, K. Russel, R. Black, D. Wakeman, L. Wade. Crack - it's going, going, gonel The girls' softball A team went through the season undefeated. The B team had a presentable season with three wins - two losses. At the playday in Deposit, the A team won first place with a 4-0 record. The B team got second place with a 3-1 record. All-stars were, Irene Shea - A team and Linda Pollard - B team, SCHEDULE A Team Playday Bainbridge '7 Afton Bainbridge 11 Hancock Bainbridge 4 Deposit Bainbridge 11 Windsor Other Games Bainbridge 28 Unadilla Bainbridge 12 Oxford B Team - Playday Bainbridge 6 Afton Bainbridge 9 Hancock Bainbridge 12 Deposit Bainbridge 2 Windsor 14 ' ,, , n r as , , n ROW 1, left to right: L. Pollard, L. Moore, K. Dean, P. Yen- 77466 son. ROW 2: D. Meachem, I. Shea, V. Johnson, J. Lawrence, With only one practice, the girls' track team went to the league track meet at Whitney Point. Bainbridge placed third with 9 points. A new record of 15 feet 6 inches for the broad- jump was set by lrene Shea. Events and participants were: Softball Throw - J. Lawrence, 3rd High Jump - V. Johnson, lst Broad Jump - I. Shea, 1st 80 Yd. Dash - S. Pollard, 2nd 440 Yd. Relay - K. Dean, P. Yenson, S. Pollard, L. Moore 100 Yd. Dash - Forfeited Discus - Forfeited 40 Yd. Dash - Forfeited Graduated - S. Pollard.

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d 4 'J M-'vvltviviiz iff VARSITY BASEBALL - ..:. .' . Juni. :3c'f'i!5l5w.'1---.:.xT:: ROW 1, left to right: G. Budine, D. Daly, D. Niles, P. Hager, R. Lowe. ROW 2: B. Nelson, R. Packer, K. Moretz, A. Hager, J. Millus, Coach Jones. needy? Slam? ' fue 49 ewzan59 The Bobcats had a fairly successful year in baseball this year with a six to five record. League all-stars were Art Hager and Ben Nelson who played in the all-star game at Greene. Ben Nelson was also a Section IV all-star and played at Cooperstown. Gary Budine, Art Hager, Paul Hager, and Dave Daly will all be in the lineup for the 1959 season so the Bobcats should have a winning team this spring, with the Jayvees coming up to varsity. Bainbridge 7 Oxford 12 Bainbridge 12 Harpursville Bainbridge 6 . Hancock Bainbridge 1 A p W Deposit Bainbridge 5 Afton Bainbridge 2 Windsor Bainbridge 3 Harpursville Bainbridge 8 Hancock Bainbridge 2 Deposit Bainbridge 4 Afton Bainbridge 5 Windsor WON 6 LOST 5 Warm ing Up Time