Boys High School - Epitome Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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THE EPITOME 69 ase all GEORGE A. SNELL, Coach VVILLIAM H. SHERKER, Faculty Manager GEORGE CLAMMER, CHARLES VVYNNE, Student Managers VVILLIALI COOMBS, 3b., Capt. CHARLES HEARING, p. HENRY THOMAS, p. ARMAND HENNE, p. EDWARD SCH MAUDER, 1b. Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading High High High High High High High High High High High High Members of the Team School School School School School School School School School School School School, Y MALCOLM FOX, 2b. SAMUEL GOODMAN, ss. GEORGE HAIN, lf. CHARES SCHAEEFER, cf. FREDERICK PERELLA, rf. LEVAN SMITH, c. Games 16 6 26 I3 I II 6 2 II o 3 5 Kutztown State Normal, 3. Norristown High School, 9. Lebanon High School, 2. Bethlehem High School, 5. Easton High School, 5. Pottstown High School, 8. Hill Sc'hool, 3. Bethlehem High School, I. Pottstown High School, I. Easton High School, 2.6 Harrisburg Tech H. S., 4. Lebanon High School, 2. Review Under the leadership of Captain Bill Coombs, the Reading High School base ball team had a most successful season. The team had worked up a good infield, which helped greatly in their victories. One of the greatest factors was the fielding and hitting of William Coombs, star third sacker. But the greatest of all was the superb pitching of Hen Thomas. He also led his colleagues in batting. The team next year will be formed from a source of green material due to graduation.

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THE EPITOME 71 Track 7 WV. GEHRET KLETNSPEHN, Track Coach ' JAMES RICK, 3RD, ,27 F., Captain HOWARD BOYER, '26 J., Manager RUSSELL C. BOYLES, Field Coach HORACE HEILMAN, '27 J., Asst. Manager The Reading High track team made a good Showing the past season, especi- ally in the Penn relays. Even though beaten in the Triangular meet with Norris- town and Bethlehem On account of poor facilities for practice, their Season as a whole was very good. The team's Strength increased with each Succeeding meet. The held events, though very weak at the beginning Of the Season, was one Of the strong points at the end. Though many of the track men are Of the graduating class, the team for next year looks very promising. Much new material is being trained for the coming Seasons. The team follows : SAMUEL BERTOLET, '27 J. LEE BLYLER, '28 J. HOWARD BOYER, '26 J. JOSEPH DALY, '28 J. JAMES GILDER, '27 F. FRANK DEANKIN, '29 F. CLAUDE HANOEN, '26 J. NVARREN HESS, '27 DAVID HESTON, '26 J. MARSHALL HUEY, '27 F. MORRIS HULLINGER, '28 F. JOHN KIRST, '28 F. RICHARD KOCH, '26 J. VVILLIAM LEASE, '28 F. ROBERT MATTERN, '26 J. HARRY MILLER, '26 J. EDGAR REINHOLD, '28 J. JAMES RICK, SRD, '27 ,I RALPIT RISSMILLER, '28 F. VVALDEMAR SCHAIZFFER, '27 F. JOHN SCHMUCKER, '28 J. LAVERN SMITH, '29 F. ALBERT STARK, '28 J. MEREDITH THOMPSON, '27 F. JOHN TYSON, '28 J. JOSEPH ZIEBER, '27 J. April 9-Inter-class Championship won by y27 Feb. April I7-NorriStOwn-Bethlehem-Reading Trangular Meet, third. April 24-Penn Relays, third in mile relay, first in medley relay. May I-Scranton Relays, Second in two-mile relay, fourth in One-mile relay. May 8-Pentathlon, won by Gilder, y27 Feb. May II-Schuylkill Frosh, 505 R. H. S., 31. May 15-P. I. A. A. Inter-Scholastic at Muhlenberg College. May I8fHill School Juniors, 45g R. H. S., 63. May 22--F. and M. Academy Inter-Scholastics, II points. May Reading High Inter-Scholastics, 20 IX3 points, third highest team . ?9 pO1nt scoring. May 31-Dickinson Inter-SchOlasticS, third highest team point Scoring. June 5-Norristown High Inter-Scholastics, ISM points.