Coe Brown Northwood Academy - Chronicle Yearbook (Northwood, NH)

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Sieve Piowowarcyzk seems to be contemplating what Mom will have for supper as he watches Coe-Brow n defeat Alton 10-0. (]oach Yeaton watches his team once again become victorious against Moultonboro 9-2. BASKBALL 1 5 Wins 1 1,0 S Weare 8-3 Belmont 13-0 Ashland 4-1 Mute 13-0 llenniker 6-0 hpping 7-6 Alton 10-2 Alton 16-4 Moultonboro 9-2 Ashland 8-1 Moultonboro 5-2 W eare 3-2 Derrv field 10-5 Farmington 3-4 hpping 12-4 Mute 14-4 Tournament llenniker 6- 12 Jamie Johnson demonstrates how he throws the ball in the game against llenniker in which Coe-Brown defeated llenniker 6-0. 29

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Allen Stevens shows how it is done in the game against Ashland in which Coe-Brown was once again victorious defeating Ashland 8-1. Defeating Moulton boro 5-2, Gary Cham pagne ignores the dirt on his pants as be rounds the base. Winning’s Not Everything From the outset, Coe-Brown’s arsi- ty Baseball Team seemed destined for greatness. The style and enthusiasm of this group of 17 veteran athletes left little to be desired as they went on to compile a 15-1 regular season record. Coe-Brown’s one loss came from Farm- ington in the 15th game of the year by a score of 4-3. The one weakness of the Comanches had to have been in the youthfulness of the pitching staff. Although superb, the young staff gave up 17 walks, which put any tournament hopes to rest for yet another year as Coe-Brown fell at the hands of the llenniker Indians for the second time in consecutive tourney appearances. First Row : Billy Johnson, Don Rich, U adc Sauls. Doug Dimes, Scot! Osborne, Jim Bongiovannni. Jon (!arr. Second Row: John Scott Sherburne, Allen Stevens. Rob Johnson. Steve Piowowarcyx, Randy Young. Gary Champagne. Glenn itham. Matt Osborne. Jamie Johnson. Chuck Lloyd. Coach Yeaton. % i boseboWs « ’ ’ Another year, another glove. 28

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Touching All the Bases This year's softball team showed much improvement over the previous year’s with a record of 7-8. Although a tournament berth was not achieved, the hustle and determination of this team left Coach aughn hope for the coming years. Sophomore Maria Shute led the team with a .508 season average, while also compiling a 5-4 record on the mound. Other fine performances were turned in by Juniors Mary Lloyd (.404) and Sue Callioras (.386). Sophomores who made fine contributions to the team were Sandra Nelson (.417), Bridget Jackson (.364), and Pat Cummings with a .413 average. 7 wins — 8 losses Maria Shute waits impatiently to steal second base in the game against Weare which Coe-Brown won 14-13. Coach Vaughn watches the oncoming ball ia the game against Belmont in which Coe- Brown defeated Belmont 12-8. Sue Callioras runs swiftly towards base in the game against Weare in which Coe-Brown was once again victorious 6-4. 30