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

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ilhsi 1 'uffiw Tap Rffit: Mr. Dunn. Addins, Cohen, Rickett, Amerman, Kuck, Miller, Romano, V E L Schoales lM.1n.1gc-rj. Smlid: Belftif, Schenck, Candelori, Skidmore, Tauch, ' O Navarro, Spixuick, Pedriek. Rosen, Piloted by Mr. Dunn ,ind Mr, Black this yet1r's junior xarsity baseball tettni, with ,1 l'lLlI1Lllk..1P of l1.lNl11g only .1 few pl,1yers, struggled through the season with tl 5-5 record. XY'ith what little they l1.1el, the coaches st.1rted to form the te.1m, Strengthened by Bltlfli Millers pitch- ing, who l1.1d been sent down from the varsity, the te.1m worked htird to tichieve .1 good ntinie .ind record for the school. The first gillllt w.1s .1g,1inst Bordentown High School on .1 r.1iny, cold day, Three innings were pliyed, .ifter whith time the contest w.1s tpilled. However, .it the next game, with strong batting, the Dunn's Men L.lI'0C through f.llill1g their first offici.1l gime 6-51, XY'ith their record set .tt 1-1, tifter losing to Hamilton High, Bordentown High School .1g.1in time to i:.lLC M.1rk Millers strong right tirni. lt was .1 pitching duel all the way, but B.M.I. came out on top by ti 2-1 score. The highlights of that game t.1ine when, in the l.1st inning with none out and lmises filled, Miller set down the side, allowing no runs to score .ind striking out Bordentown Highs hc.11'iest hitter with two outs rind Cl count of three to two on the lklfttf, Agiiin, losing to Hamilton High the j.V.'s even the record, The next game was .1 double header with Peddie. B.M.l, was set back on both ends. The te.1m didnt have it, even though Miller pitched L1 no hitter in the second game. Trouncing Pennington Prep, 12--i, and losing to Burlington, 5-1, the little nine wrapped up the se.1s0n's record. This spring w.1s .1 hard one for both coaches and players, But .is history has shown, experience pays off, The .I,V.'s of this year, PCI'l1.1IWS will be the h7.ll'Slfy of next year. SC'ORlfBOARD H N1 I ll Bnrdeniown H S 5 H hll ' X 5t.1te Hiliilt fur Buys 4 H N1 I 1 H.1iniltf1n H S lx B NI I 2 Biirdt-nt-iwn H S 1 H NI l fl Peddie ' li NI I 2 Peddie 2 If M1 12 Pennington H. S. yi ll Ni I I Burlington H S 9 H NI I 1 Trent-in Cc-ntr.1l H S LJ

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