Bordentown Military Institute High School - BMI Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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Qc . . BASEB LL The 1951 junior varsity, under the tutelage of Pete Cherkos, achieved a moderate degree of success in winning five games and losing five, Their op- ponents included teams from such schools as Borden- town High School, Asbury Park High School, Peddie School, Hamilton High School and Pennington School. Among returning players who may make the 1952 varsity are Bob Ellis, Art Kahn, George Phillips, and Bob Stuart, pitchers, Al Sohayda, catcher, Robert Thompson, Wilson Brooks, john Noakes, Gaston Bermudez, Tony Carabelli, and Gene Studioso, all infieldersg and Daix Hengst, Larry Smith, and Frank Wockenfuss, outfielders. The most important game of the season was, un- fortunately, lost. The disgrace of the year was being beaten by the faculty team. '70, l ,K ' . 9 I t If - MEIN S 5 AWG x p4 Q: al nu U 7 -I J V1 ,,,, 5 2 ' .F Av A AAVQ . K1 1 B R VV , '. X M .. r 1, E , in -. . , A f qu .5 VW 'affix J will! W Second row: Schellhammer, tmanagerj, Franklin, Ellis, Brooks, Noakes, Coach Cherkos, Wockenfuss, Phillips, Beckenbach, Folsom, tmanagerb. First row: Smith, L., Thompson, R., Stuart, Carabelli, Bermudez, Ponce, Studioso, Hengst. Mr. Eisenhart and Sergeant Conradi shared the coaching responsibilities for the 1951 junior baseball team which inaugurated a new baseball diamond prepared especially for their use. In prior years the juniors had been treated as step-children by the varsity and J. V. teams, as they were forced to share their fields during practice. Their schedule included several local teams, and some from Trenton, and although they lost the majority of their contests, they gained much valuable practice and experience. UN IOR Uflly .ui 'Tr .mg Third row: Sohziyda, Coach Conradi, Amerman, Noll, XVells Second row: Milby, Torres. Mann, Rickett, Scholes. Firs: row: Kiesling. Skidmore, Gar- ton, deLauren!is, Fraser, Rain- forth. 'f. 1. -.' BASEBALL 91