Chatham Central High School - Flight Yearbook (Chatham, NY)

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so-fy-fwo T H E T A N A G E R BdS2bdll -I-Zdm LTHOUGH they were arrayed in new uniforms that gave them the ap- pearance of a big league team tif not the playing ability? this year's base- ball squad does not appear to be headed for an overly successful season, in the county loop. The Scarlet and lllaek crossed bats with Philmont in their opener, and took the Hillmen into camp, but after that victory they dropped games to the batsmen of Hudson, New Lebanon, Kinderhook. and Germantown. The schedule of the baseball team is as follows: OPPONENTS CHATHAM Philmont at Philmont Hudson at Chatham Roe-Jans at Hillsdale New Lebanon at Chatham liinderhook at Kinderhook Germantown at Chatham Roe-Jans ..... . .................... at Hillsdale Front row, l, fo r.-Howard Ploss, Charles Wyman, Robert Sinnnons, John Collins, John Brand: second raw: Coaelz Kufs, William Hall, Ass't. Mgr., Earl Sinznrons, Carl Vlfesf, Mgr.,' third row: .lack Traudt, Albert Cozzolino, Ted Callahan, Earl Snzitlz, George Dennis.

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T H E T A A G E R Sixty-0113 lnterclass Champions A large and rangy Senior class quintet for the second time in as many years copped the interclass trophy, going through last season with but one defeat, while they Hnished up this year's campaign with an unblemlished re- cord. However, in many of the contests the Peach and Blue quintet were ex- tended to the utmost to down the small but hard-playing underclassmen. In many of the games the underclassmen gained an early advantage over the Seniors, but the champs proved to have a fine Finishing power that usually netted them a victory with a determined drive in the last quarter. Nluch credit must go to Howie Floss, who coached the following members of the quintet: Al Binnse, Charles Dorland, Thomas O'Connell, Loyal DuVal, Andrew Yan Alstyne, Dick Crellin, Al Callan, Malcy Alaimillo and last, but not least, Capt. George Ploss. i Front row, l. to r.-Andrew Van Alstyrze, Richard Crellin, George Ploss, Capt., xllbcrz' S. Callan, Jr., Malcolm Alalrrillog second row: Alfred Birmse, Loyal DuVal, Howard Ploss, Coach, Thomas O'C0rmell, Charles Dorlarzd.

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T H E T A N A G E R Si.rfy-flzret' -lFl'dClC -l-Zdm .Xn ambitions track seherlule was arranged hy Manager Tom U'Lfonnell for the Chatham lligh track team and the Scarlet and lllack harriers seem to he heaclecl for an unusually suceessful season and possibly another sectional championship. ln their tirst meet. L'hathatm lmowlecl over .Xlhany .Xeacleinyg 59-44 at Aca- clelny lfielcl in .'Xl'hany. then in the age-olcl .Xrlmor Day rivalry between Hud- son anml Llllillllillll, the Scarlet ancl lllfttk trimmed lluclson on the liair grounclr' U8-23, hut the Railroatlers sntlerecl a severe setlmaek at the hands of Christian lirothers .XCZ11lC'lNj' when they lell lmelore the llrothers OOM to ZULG. 'lawn reeorcls have been set this year hy the lilllSlIllCll. llill Green. our long-tlistanee star. set up a reeorrl of 4 minutes and -ll! seconds in the mile, while .Xl Callan broke the long sfanxliny' clisens reeorml set hy XYheeler when he hnrlecl the platter 111 ff.2ll1Cllf.'5 in the Li. li. .X. meet. The remaintler of the Chatham schedule is as follows: .-Xlhany Acacleiny Invitation Meet ......... .......... . .ifhathainli Philip Schuyler at Albany ...... ...Cl1Z1tl121lll IN. X. 5. l'. H. 5. .-X. A. Meet ......................... U. .f,llZ1-Il12llll?l- l Caidw-Liam V . -----, ,f - L - V --r-- - --- 1-1 s ff-I f:l'0lIf row, I. to r,-R1':11arzl Cl1'l'Hl.lI, Gl'KJl'lQ'F III'FI7l'It'l', Nirk Cnsfolino, CUf7flll'I1. Iloward Ploxs, Albert S. Cuilan, Jang second row: Harold l,l1.YlITU'f1y, lViI- Iium Gnwz, C1IlII'1f'S ll'vx'111a11, Iiarf .S'111i1'l1, liwtlvriv ECIIIIUXI third row: Mal- ralm .AIIam11'II0, .1-l5x'l. llgr., I'lf'i1I11rd Grant, Tlzomas OlCOIllll'1!, Jlgr., Robert 5l.71Hll0lIS, Frank Pulls, Coarlz Kufs.