Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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icy, Woods' lr' Johnson' 7 Confrey, . how' xnq lem A Mohawk run scored. As The Cham- , Plain nlI'1e'S ToughesT opponenT, They f beaT us in Two Tries. 'f , ' '5 Parke 5l10W . - C af-ln George E fly swine P'aa, Ce with O a DespiTe The TacT ThaT spring pracTice was hampered by inclemenT weaTher, The baseball Team scored impressive vicTories over eighT oT iTs TiTTeen OpP0ner1TS in l947. The perTormance of The players as 6 uniT was crediTable, buT special menTion musT Ee .made oT Bill ConTrey's Three shuT-ouTs. The 'llma abiliTy OT Maloy, DrinkwaTer, and ShaTTan helped The Team To mainTain a .255 baTTing average which, Tor a college Team. is commendable. Coach k 'Th his ball PaTTe has accomplished Tine wor wi la ers and like The sTaTT of all our varsiTy Teams. p Y - has made favorable showings againsT Teams whose coaches have had Three or Tour years To develop Their TalenT. We hope ThaT subsequenT Teams will Jr. . be able To measure up To The I947 aggrega ion in abiliTy and compeTiTive spiriT. Champlain Middlebury Champlain Mohawk Champlain 6 ST. Michael's 9 Champlain 6 N.T. STaTe Aggies 0 Champlain 3 S+. Michaels 6 Champlain zo Paul smiiivs 6 Champlain 2 N.Y. STaTe Aggies I 0 Champlain 5 ST. Lawrence 8 Champlain 7 DarTmouTh J.V. 4 Champlain 8 Paul SmiTh's I Champlain IO Middlebury 0 Champlain 3 Siena l Champlain l R.P.l. 6 Champlain O Mohawk IO Champlain 6 ST. Lawrence I3' ,yV, Z , 15,5 wi ai