Charles W Baker High School - Lyre Yearbook (Baldwinsville, NY)

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FN - - I. Brauksieck Kane Noslranl' Norlhrup Ney Cole Brown Abboll Green Ioach Cary Gales Pickard Bowers J.Brauksieck Olney Wilson Webber Sievens COACH ,.v....,.,.... MANAGER ..Y.,...,.. CO-CAPTAINS .... Robert Bowers, Co- Charles Brauksieck James Brauksieck William Cole Harlan Gales Firsl Game E. CARY ALBERT WEBBER ,,...,.ROBERT BOWERS, CHARLES PICKARD L E T T E R M E N Caplain Alberl' Webber, Manager Waller Barlnikowski Roberf Green Roberl Slevens Lawrence Wilson Donald Kane John Noslranl Eugene Ney Richard Olney RECORD Opponenl Second Game HOCKEY TEAM. THE Coliseum . , . flashing skales . . . red and while figures inlermingled wilh gold and black . . . sleel blades scraping The ice in quick slops! The loose puck skimmers pasf . . . a hockey slick curls abou? il . . . swish, and il' resls peacefully in lhe cage be- hind fhe B-ville goalie . . . once -lwice -and again if happens. Yer 'rhe crim- son 'ream fighls back . . . lhe Lake Shore nel' seems impregnable . . . ihe whirl of a siren . . . game's over . . . equip- menl' goes back inlo molh-balls . . . an- olher hockey season is over wriling finis on lhe winler sporls program. For fhe second successive year, Bald- winsville was pushed our of lhe hockey play-offs by Skanealeles. Needing only 'rhis viclory +o clinch a play-off position in fheir mosl successful season in lhree years, B'ville didn'+ pack 'rhe goods and was defealed 3 -O. B'ville 2 .,.....,ss.......,.,...... 4 Norlh Syracuse 0 .....ss......,.,.......... 2 B'ville ln 'fheir one non-league game, Bald- B'ville 5 .,....., .,,s,... O Marcellus I ,,s... ...... 3 B'ville winsville iourneyed lo Clinlon. where. on B'ville 3 ,,,..... ss..,... 3 Skanea+eIes 3 ...... ,..... O B'ville a Splendid ouf-door rink. 'rhey were de- B'ville O .,s.,.. ..s..... 2 Solvay 4 .,.... .....,, 0 B'ville feafed 8 - 0 by lhe Clinlon High School B'ville 3 ........ ...,.,.. 9 Easl Syracuse IO ,.,... ....... 0 B'ville Sexfel. 59 Score, Bowen Acfionl '40 Puckslars Pose al Clinfon l

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BASKETBALL TEAM . H, CoaTes Gibbons McManus Bob Tarnow D. CoaTes SmiTh OTTs Kollenlnarl: Balmer T IS Friday nighT, March I. The Liverpool gym rings lwiTh a mighTy T-E-A-M, Yea-Team! The reTeree Tosses up The ball and The play-OTT game wiTh SpliT Rock is under wayl Baldwinsville. minus The services of iTs capTain, Bob OTTS, is greaTly handicapped. WiTh The help oT Don CoaTes, who is playing his lasT and one of his besT games Tor B. H. S., B'ville spurTs in The lasT quarTer. NeverTheless, The Tinal gun sounds wiTh B'ville on The shorT end oT a I9- I7 score! DespiTe This loss. Baldwinsville enjoyed The mosT suc- cessTuI baslceTbalI season iT has had in many years. IT won nine ouT oT Twelve games To clinch Third spoT in The WesTern Division and was assured of a play-OTF posiTion. An unusual TacT abouT This year's Team is ThaT Two men wiThouT any high school experience made sTarTing posiTions on The Team: one, a Sophomore, Lloyd Baker. and The oTher a Freshman, WaITer Kollenlcarlc. The youngesT boy ever To play regular on The VarsiTy Team. B-ville ShooTsI LeT's Go B'villeI CapTain Bob OTTs COACH ,,,.,.,,...,s ....,,,,. W ESLEY A. GETMAN MANAGER ,,.,,.,. ....,,,..,,.. B ERNARD SMITH CAPTAIN ...,.,. .....,.......,........,.......,...... R OBERT OTTS L E T T E R M E N RoberT OTTs, CapTain Donald CoaTes WaITer Kollenlcarlc Lloyd Baker Hugh Gibbons Carl SmiTh Howard CoaTes R E C O R D B'ville - IsT Game OpponenTs 2nd Game - B'ville I8 .......................... 38 Solvay 29 ....,.,...,,...,,,...,..,, 26 2l .,..... ............... I 6 SlcaneaTeles 22 ............,............. 33 30 ....... ,....... 2 8 Warners 22 ...,,,,.,. ,,,..,.,, 44 30 ....... ........ 2 4 Marcellus 26 ,........ ....,..... 5 2 37 .......................... 27 SpIiT Rock 42 ...,....,, ...,,,,,,.,,, I 8 38 .......................... 36 Elbridge 30 ,,,.,,.,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 34 B'Vllle TOTGI .............. 38I -OpponenTs' ToTaI ...,..., 340 Kossie - Frosh Wom

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BASEBALL TEAM .. U ELL, exclaimed Coach GeTman WTO Manager ArT Baker as The TirsT week oT April rolled by wiTh sTill no signs oT Old Man WinTer leaving. l guess we'll have To shovel oTT The campus This year insTead oT rolling and smooThing iT as in years before! BuT Spring did Tinally come and soon The old Tamiliar crack was heard as new willow connecTed solidly wiTh new horsehide. The smack, smack oT a piTcher warming up could be heard all over The diamond. The hoarse cries of The caTcher wiTh his haunTing chanT OT ThaT's The old sTuTT! , PuT iT righT in There! , and We've goT him swinging! were as much parT of The game as The score iTselT. Speaking of scores. The l94O squad did noT Tare so well in Their TirsT conTesT. Playing under severe condiTions, wiTh a mixTure of high wind plus rain equaling poor baseball we-aTher, was parTicularly Trying on The piTchers. Five walks com- bined wiTh Three errors and Two hiTs, gave Camillus a big Third inning which was enough To easily dispose of Bald- winsville by a IO - I counT. Mascof Perkins A. Baker NosTranT OTTs SmiTh Thompson Olney Coach GeTme Gibbons Baker Belden Sfevens Reeves COACH ,,,,,-,, sss.... W ESLEY A. GETMAN MANAGER L..,.,. RoberT OTTs DelberT Belden Cecil Reeves Charles McManus WalTer Kollenkark Lloyd Baker Carl SmiTh S O U A D John NosTranT Hugh Gibbons RoberT STevens Richard Dunlap RoberT Allen Donald Thompson Richard Olney Clark PaTTerson ARTHUR BAKER James Brauksieck STanley Reeves Floyd SkerriTT Earl Timmerman Richard Ogden Rocco BuTTano Gale Borrowman SCHEDULE April 30 nlnnqn ,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,, B aldwinsville aT Camillus Moy 7 ----.--- A, .,,,,,.,,, Jordan aT Baldwinsville Moy IO ,,,,,, .,..... B aidwinsville aT Onondaga CenTrol May I4 q...,. ,,,,,,. B aldwinsville aT SkaneaTeles May I7 ,.,,,, ,,,,.,, B aldwinsville aT SpliT Rock May 21 -nygnq ....,,. M arcellus aT Baldwinsville May 24 .,4.,,l-.-,,- ,,,. W arners aT Baldwinsville lT's a single! On The Mound 1411 la.