Benton Vocational High School - Black and Orange Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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38. -.-11,,.,--... HTFTTPEB 1111 -1 BASE BALL, I 92 I . Base Ball season for the year 1921 was one of the most successful in our history, for our team won the County Championship. Many comments can be made on the splendid playing of the boys, the directing of the coach-Ward McHenry. The team was organized as follows:-Captain, Joe Hess, Manager, Paul Laubachg Coach, Ward McHenry. Games with scores: AWAY HERE Two games with Shickshinny 11-5 9-0 Two games with Berwick 5-6 10-0 Two games with Bloomsburg 7-5 2-0 Two games with Catawissa 22-4 15-2 PLAYERS:-Pitcher, Robert Hoslerg catcher, George Laubachg lb, Joe Hessg 2b, Archie Harrison, ss., Max Bittenbenderg 3b, Alton Hessg lf., Carl Eve- landg cf., Mahlon Strauchg rf., Roscoe Savage. The prospects of our team for 1922 is fine, for many of the old players re- main, particularly the pitcher and catcher. We should be able to get a better schedule this year than last, for our school has joined the Ra. I. S. A. A. The schedule for 1922:-Two games with Bloomsburg, Milton, Berwick. Shickshinny and Catawissa.

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30 be p -PM nov We TATTLER A I FOOT BALL. Foot ball started with a boom at the beginning of school due largely to our first foot ball team. . Quickly as possible a call was made for candidates for the team, and the majority of the fellows turned out. Practice was started at once, and a schedule arranged with the following organization: Head Coach .... . . ................ ......... . . .,.. Gustav Dippe Ass't, Coach ........ ............. ........... ....... D 1' . J. S. H0ff3. Manager ....... ................................ E dward Laubach Captain . . . . ..... .... . . . .................. . . .George Laubach The following team was selected and played every game without substi- tution : Alton Hess ...... ........... .... ............... . . . . .... Center Ross Pennington .... ..... R . G. John McHenry ...... ...... L , G, Max Bittenbender ..... ...... L . T. Glenn Hess ........ -.--- R . T. Roscoe Savage --.... ..... R . E. Edward Laubach .... . . . L. E. - George Laubach .... ...... Q . B. Robert Hosler ...... ...... F . B. Mahlon Strauoh ....... . .... . . . . .. . . . . . . .R, H, B, Marion Brewington .............. .............. ...... ..... L , H , B, The 1921 season was very successful and we want to congratulate all the players on their hard earned victories, although a green team and badly de- feated twice by Danville, almost a miracle performing team, we ran up the highest score of any Columbia County team. The games played with scores: Oct. 14-Benton at Danville - - - 0-66 f' Oct. 22 -Benton at Berwick - 0 -7 Oct. 29-Benton at Bloomsburg - 7-14 Nov. 5-Berwick here - - 28-0 Nov. 9 -Bloomsburg here - 28 - 7 Nov. 19--Danville here ------- 6-76 HEAD COACH DlPPE'S WORK PRAISED Great praise must be given Head Coach, Dippe, who having for material a lot of green boys, most of whom had never seen a foot ball game. He made a team that defeated both,Bloomsburg and Berwick, with scores that gives the best claim to the county championship. . ,., ..w. GUs'rAv DIPPE' -if