Canandaigua Academy - Academian Yearbook (Canandaigua, NY)

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T Hla' A CA DEM I A N , ar? 55 fi: UG? w. ..:: 7 I A -5 ic! X P Q is - .ggi J Q 'Ze o r x Q5l h,,q7y- -ls.-l'i'C:.x':- - -A e i f- ser h Baseball This year C. A.'s baseball team has a tough job living up to the standard set for baseball by the sectional champion- ship team of last year. They are not only living up to this reputation, but they are doing it extremely well. This team traveled to Seneca Falls for the opener of the 1941 season and returned with their first victory. The score was twenty-tw-o to two. The next game was played on the new Academy field against Waterloo, and the second victory of the season was registered. They defeated Waterloo twenty-three to one. Penn Yan Academy was the third victim in the second home game. The score was eighteen to -eight. Next Geneva came to visit C. A., leaving us with the victory again. J-oe Musolino turned in his first no hit, no run, game of the season and the team supported him, piling up four hard earned runs. This is the season's record up to May sixteenth. The team has yet to play Seneca Falls at hom-e and Geneva, Wa- terloo, and Penn Yan away. Johnny Johnson is manager this year, with Jimmy McCarthy as captain. Tennis The tennis team has played six match-es and has won tw-o of them. First they played Naples and were beaten two to one. Next they traveled to Geneva to defeat th Seneca Lakers by three to two. Penn Yan came to them four to Canandaigua to defeat one. The team went to Manchester to Naples then be downed two to one. played here and won again-two to one. Following these matches, the team journeys to Penn Yan and Shortsville, and meets Geneva and Manchester on the home court. The team is composed of three of last year's players and three new players. Bud Bertham and Carl Leonard, who are senio-rs, Charlie MacKenzie and Tom Erdman, who are juniors, Dave Spencer, a sophomore, and Bill Cob- bett, a freshman, make up the team. Mr. Bridgeman is' the coach and bus driver for th-ese boys, an-d Carl Leon- ard serves as manager. 1,,i.li1l T rack So far this year the C. A. track team has won one meet and lost three. Their lone victory was against Victor at Can- andaigua. They lost to Geneva at Ge- neva, Brighton at Brighton, and East Rochester and Brockport at East Roch- ester. On Friday, May twenty-third, the team journeys to Penn Yan and on Wednesday, May twenty-eighth, to Ge- neva for the Finger Lakes Sectionals. On June seventh the winners at Geneva go to the Section Five finals in Roch- ester on the U. of R. campus. This years team is composed of five veterans and about thirty new runners, most of whom will be able to partici- pate in track again next season. Good luck to all these teams from the wh-ole student body and the faculty. -,1..iL.i- Here Skugg Lies snug, As a bug In a rug. . . Benjamin Franklin

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