Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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WHEN THE LADIES PLAYED THE MEN PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIIQTY-THREE

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ALLAN COOKE, First Baseman-As long as they play baseball in C. C. someone will remember how Cooke played the game. He had a cruising radius of about fifteen feet around the initial sack. and any old kind of throw looked good to him. His base running was slow, but his solid raps at the ball put the pep in opposing fielders. Cooke shone for his fielding, which was nearly perfect. FOREST DOSHIER, Second Basenran'-When the ump announced the batteries Doshier unloosed a line of chatter and a thousand pounds of hustling energy and the game was on. He fielded cleanly, rapped 'em opportunely, and gave us exhibitions of how a second baseman can Pull down a high peg from the catcher as a runner slides into liim without showing any nervousness. ALVIN HYSINGER, Right Fielder--- Hy played a hard game always. and was a success in the outfield, but the heavier hitting of some of the other candidates caused him to fill the roll most of the time of a utility man. He will be back next year, however, and we hope he brings a wicked bat that will entitle him to choose his place. CHESTER SKEEN, Catcher-Ches is the third man on the team who graduates and will not be back. A sprained knee bothered him some and he only caught one game. giving an excellent account of himself in that one though. His one hundred and eighty something pounds, however, when leaned properly against a fast curve always pepped up things a right smart. YAG! ON! HUNDRED AND THlRTY'TWQ

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5 H IT HAPPENED ON APRIL THE FIFTH T A PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOUR