Barnard School for Boys - Bric Yearbook (Fieldston, NY)

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xyll N410 Q N I VARSITY BASEBALL Front Rou lefl to right G Kllcourse I Sxrota M Malt J Goldblatt J Meltzer Second Rau M jahrmarkt C Gurney M Seelxg W Bonnell D Franco frapmmj F Horn M Lesser T Ollendorff G Davls fcoacbj S Z1ZlTlOl'fll1c17Idg6'fl Mmmg P Mantzarxs V Stone Varsity Baseball The Bears had moderate success durmg the 1957 baseball campangn but they were an excltmg team that new er faxled to battle the opposntnon down to the last pntch They fimshed the season wnth a 4 won 4 lost record Wlth a few more breaks gomg thexr way the Bears could haye easily copped all elght ball games On the hlll for Barnard were umor fireballer Mlke ahrmarkt and cunnnng Semor curveballer Clark Gurney Both of these boys showed exceptional finesse and courage on the mound for the Purple ahrmarkt was also a better than 400 hitter who supplxed many txmely blows Fnrst base was handled by Sophomore Mxlte Mant a good gloycman and effectne spray hxtter However when myured late ln the season he was ably baclted up by lanky Tom Ollendorff umor Gerry Knlcourse handled the ltcystone saclt wth authority m the field and occasxonally came through vuth an exceptional base hxt Semor Don Franco a phenommal gloveman and fierce lme drive hltter was at short for Coach Gerry gi? .11 ' 4 25- X 39 K .. ,L f 1 - W Q. , -Y f A . -4 K Q , i. r's'1' 'Q' r F. .Jas-,lil 1, 7 X 4 . 1 R 42? 'Y l f A 4 bl , , I 19 , 3 l ' fc . ,,, , , .1 I 'fe it X ' ' I V ' , . in -v if 'sr' 4- A 'r ' -' . In y - I y - Iv - - 1 - - V: ' . , . . .' . A, - . . ' 3 , ' a Y ' Y . V4 V . . V , , V J . . . V r 4 Y V - 1 J ' V ' :aw . . 1 A My X , , , , Q . V Y. . 4 if - 4 , I

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