Darrington High School - Logger Yearbook (Darrington, WA)

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1, , we .,f - .. - . ,, .-wr .v . - - ,ar-A. ff-sp f A .1 . First row, left to right: Cecil Parris, Jess Bonderant, David Andrews, ,lack Bates. Eddie Huson, Ronald Adams. Herb Hunter, Darryl Edwards, Billy Robinson, Ken Anderson. Second row: David Edwards, Danny Bates. Lyle Edlund, Duane Sanford, Gerald Green. Carter Barker, Ken Estes, Bobby Noble. Roland Mount. Billy Green. Coach Hash. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Darringlon Opponents Darrington at Monroe ,,,,,, .. ,,t,, 19 9 Darrington at Sultan ,,,,,,,,, .t,,, ,,,,t . . 13 1 Darrington at Granite Falls ,ttt .,.,. 7 5 Sultan at Darrington .,,,t,,,,ttt, .t,,t,,t 1 6 2 Granite Falls at Darrington ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 7 2 Monroe at Darrington t,,,,,,t,,,,.,,,,,t,,,,t,,,..t., 12 4 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Oak Harbor at Darrington ,,,, .,,tt 4 5 Strike three! Down goes Darrington? No sir, our baseball team this year won every game. Let's slow down here, the team won all games except one-the cham- pionship game. Quite a few boys turned out for this game of strikeouts, home runs, and home runs. You see, our boys this year hit many a 'llong ballfi whether over our own road or up into the bleachers of some other team. lke pushed many a ball over those fences followed up by David Edwards. Mr. Hash pulled the boys through seven games with only one loss. fr 43 . Q , f Artgrwa x

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