Bartlett High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Webster, MA)

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A-ul MP3 it lllboalivrreiealrer 19 3 ltiriizomrcitr, . . , Baseball Coach George Finnegan called out the candidates for the baseball vteaim on April 10, with fifty-six boys reporting. After several weeks of practice the squad was finally redurced to nineteen 'players who were to represent the scrhool on the dia- mond. The following boys were left from last year's championshilp team: Captain Ralph Iglowski, Frank Standrowicz, William Romanek, William Pepka, Nicholas Mikolasczak, Stance Majlca, Jo-lm Kozlowski, Stance Pietrowski, Joseph Biernacki, and John Turbiidy. The new members of the squad were Ernest Fournier, Anthony Szamocki, Levis Brislbois, Roland Duclos, Arthur Cournoyer, Terrence Baker, Bern- ard Forand, Bernard Prout, and Rene Daniels. Earle Franfcke was elected mana- ger of the team by the Athletic Council. 'Iihe opening game found the following boys in the lineup: Mikolasczak, catcher: Pietrowski and Biernacki, piitchersg Captain Iglowski, first biaseg Standrowicz, sec- onid baseg Majka, Shl0I'tStO.DQ Turbidy, t'hird base: Pep-ka, left fieldg Romanek, cen- ter tieldg and Kozlowski, right field. The team made its debut A'pril 26 against the Worcester Commerce J. V., and annexed a 'win by a score of 16 to 7. The Green and White iboys duplicated their victory on April 29 when they 'played North High and beat them 2 to 0, with Joe Biernlacki pitching a no-hit-no-run game for Bartlett. May 2 tlhe team played their first league game against Ware and came throufgh with another victory, the final score 'being 12 to 3. May 5 saw Spencer at Marcus- try Park where the Bartlett nine won their fourth consecutive game over Spencer High in a ten-inning game with the score 7 to 6. After the no-hit no-run game pitched by Joe Biernacki against Spencer, Holden came to Webster only to go down in defeat and a shut out cf 6 to 0. The first defeat of the season came May 12, when Bartlett High School lost to Tourtellcitte 5-2. On May 17th Bartlett went away for their first out of town game with Ware. Here Ware, showing great improvement cver their previous combat, defeated Bart- lett 13-2. This defeat put the Bartlett nine into second place in the league, Oxford hol-ding first. May 19th saw the Bartlett nine in Spencer where they defeated their hosts by a 12-1 score. The following Tuesday Bartlett journeyed to Holden where t-hey were defeated by a return shut-out of 4-0. May 26th found Bartlett playing in Oxford, a hard fought game, the Bartlett nine being victorious by a score of 9-3.

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