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FOOTBALL Baldwinsville Academy had four victories, three defeats, and one tie, as a re- sult of her season’s play in football. The first game found Baldsvinsville whitewashing Camillus to the tune of 34 to 0, at Camillus. The second game found Baldwinsvillc on the short end of a 14 to 0 score, administered them by the hands of Mvnderse Academy at Seneca Falls. The Academy outplayed their rivals, but were unable to capitalize on the breaks that came their way as the Seneca Falls boys could. This game was also away. The two previous games were non-league tilts and now the first important game of the season came with the Crimson clad warriors again journeying away to play a scoreless tie with North Syracuse. Baldwinsville’s traditional rivals, Solvay, came to the localites gridiron and there for the first time in eight years did a Baldwinsville team bow in defeat on their home ground. And what a defeat! The score was 20 to 0. Three blocked kicks, which led directly or indirectly to touchdowns, were what caused the down- fall of the Crimson and White. The next game was away and found the Elizabeth Street boys taking the measure of Fayetteville 13 to 0. The second home game of the season found Baldwinsville cademy again de- feated by a strong Manlius team, 13 to 7, in one of the finest exhibitions of hard and clean football which has ever been shown on the local campus. After that the Academy boys decided that they had tasted enough defeat for one season and decided to show tin rest of the teams that they were a real ball team after all So the next game found them hosts to Minoa and unlike most hosts they treated their guests very unkindly. The score was 39 to 0. The final game found Coach German's proteges traveling to their old rivals. Hast Syracuse, and there end the season with a very decisive 25 to 6 victory over the highly experienced Orange of East Syracuse. The lettermen: D. Bochino (eapt. elect), Bates, Bigelow, Brooks, Donahue, J. Dunham. Decker. R. Fowler, B. Frawley. Gaylord, Gilmore, Goodspeed, F Harrington (capt.), G. Hudson, G. Kitevefes, J. Mowins, Madden. Martin. D. Marshall, Prahl, Turner, C. Rice (mgr.). SUMMARY tBaldw-insville. 34 Camillus ........ 0: tBaldwinsville 0 Mvnderse Ac. . 14 Baldwinsville.. 0 North Syracuse 0 Baldwinsville.. 0 Solvay ...........20 Baldwinsville Total, 117 points; Opj tNon-leaguc games. Games away. Baldwinsville . 13 Fayetteville.. 0H Baldwinsville 7 Manlius ..........13 Baldwinsville..38 Minoa .......... 0 Baldwinsville..25 East Syracuse.. 6 nents. 53 points. —Burton Frawuky.
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BASEBALL 'The call for baseball candidates was answered by thirty anxious boys all eager to gain a place on the Academy team. Handicapped by not having any veterans back from last year because of graduation or for various other reasons, the coach had a hard time in getting the team in shape for the opening contest with the defending champions, Solvay. The contest was a very close one with Baldwinsville leading up to the last inning However, due to an old Solvay custom, some runs were made in a well-timed rally that put the Smokc- Towners well in the lead. And so the game ended. The boys were determined not to be downhearted and so set right at work the following Monday to try and avenge the defeat. The pitching staff consisted of Wilkinson, O’Brien, Plunkett, Mathewson, Williams and Lavoie. They were well backed by Stevenson, Sullivan, Gaylord, Rowe and Madden. The pitching and fielding was very good considering that none of the boys had played in high school competition before. The next game to he played was with Skaneateles, also on our home field. It was a fine game, but the visiting pitcher proved to be too good for the local swatters. Marcellus and Liverpool also proved to he too much for the Elizabeth Street boys. In a non-league tilt with Fayetteville the boys finally came through a winner, and repeated the act with Split Rock the victims. Manx fine hits were made during these games along with some fine exhibitions of fielding. Now the season is practically over the boys seem to have hit their stride, and with only two remaining games, those with Liverpool and Jordan, it seems probable that Baldwinsville will make a creditable showing. 'The encouraging thing about a rookie ’ team is that the next car they will have had the experience to mold them into a real hall team. As all this year’s players are due to return next year wc have visions of a championship team. I ime will tell. The candidates were: Bigelow, Gaylord, Lavoie, Wilkinson. Plunkett, Milkowski, Williams, Sullivan, Madden, Rowe, Bradwav. Bates, Mowins, Baker, Smallwood, O’Brien, Mathewson. Marshall, Erawley. Bort. Bunney, Bush, Decker, Farnham. Gilmore, Hudson, Virginia, Stevenson and R. Wilkinson. Baldwinsville ... ... 3 Solvat SCH 7 EDULE Baldwinsville ... 3 Split Rock 1 Baldwinsville ... 2 Skaneateles ... . .9 Baldwinsville ... 8 Liverpool )« Baldwinsville ... ... 5 Marcellus ... 6 Baldwinsville ... Liverpool t Baldwinsville ... ...15 Fayetteville .8 Baldwinsville ... Jordan t Mowins. •Games away. r Schedule incomplete when book was published.
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