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Base Ball Team The opening of the 1935 high school baseball season found Dorset with a confident and eager sum of nineteen boys out for baseball. These nineteen players consisted of two Freshmen - Jack Fuller and Robert Haines, five Sophomores - Robert Mason, Howard Kyle, Budd Burlingham, Leonard Goodenough, and Donald French, six Juniors -- Arthur Allen,A Clarence Spencer, Tom Smith, James French, George Hatch, and Malcolm Parkerg and siX Seniors - John ltlaki, John Laughlin, VVilson Van Winkle, Charles Straw, Crcss Sowry, and Perry Bau- man. Perry was elected captain for the year. The season opened on September 10th when Andover came to Dorset. This game lasted until dark and at the end of seven innings it Was called. The score was Andover 12, Dorset 12, with Bauman and Parker pitching. The second game featured Williams- field at Dorset. The score was Dorset 8, Williamsfield 2, with Bauman pitching. September 13th found Dorset at Rock Creek. Dorset beat the County Champions 6 to 2, with Allen and Parker pitching. On September 17th, Dorset beat VVayne at Wayne, lk to O, With Parker pitching. The fifth game Was Won by Andover, 3 to 2 at Andover, Allen pitching. The sixth game was taken by Dorset, 16 to 9, with Bauman, Allen, Burling- ham, and Parker hurling. On September 26th, VVayne came to Dorset. The score of this game was Dorset 8, Wayne 4, Bauman and Allen doing the pitching. Thirty-five Charles Straw Perry Bauman Art Allen Clarence Spencer Leonard Goodenough Wilson Van Winkle J e Fr h John Laughlin am s enc Mac Parker Tom Smith
The final game of the season was at Dorset, where we again set the champion Rock Creek team down 13 to 3, Allen and Bauman doing the pitching. On October 5th, the County High School Class B Baseball Tournament was held in Dorset. Our hopes for the pennant were blasted in the first game when Edgewood beat Dorset 6 to 1. Bauman and Parker pitched with Van VVinkle and Parker' catching. The lineup for the tournament game with Edgewood was as follows: James French, short stop, John Laughlin, left field, ltlac Parker, catcher and pitcherg Arthur Allen, third base, Bud Bauman, pitcher and second base 9 Charles Straw, center field, Bob Blason, second baseg Leonard Goodenough, second base, Tom Smith, right field, Clarence Spencer, first base, and Wilson Van VVinkle, catcher. The total Dorset runs compared with the total opponent runs for 1935 are: Dorset, 77g Opponents, 455. Although Dorset failed to win even a single game in the tournament, the high school is proud of the boys who did their best. Too often we forget to thank the coach for his ha1'd work and his genuine interest in the team. Our team of 1935 is fond of Coach David Keane, and our only regret is that we were unable to reward him by taking the tournament. Calendar of Events Sept. 3-School begins. Sept. 20-Freshman initiation at Sophomore party. Oct. 5-Baseball tournament. Lose first game to Edgewood Oct. 12-Columbus Day program. Oct. 25 and 26--Teachers ltleeting in Cleveland. Oct. 26-Cross-country run. Oct. 28-Nov. QW-Education VVeek. Nov 2-Senior Hallowe'en party. Nov 11--Armistice Day program. lNIr. Moses and Mr. Toppin speak. Nov 19-P. T. A. 4-H Club in charge of program. Nov 26-Physical examination for basketball. Nov. 27-Grades give an excellent Thanksgiving program. Nov. 27-Thanksgiving vacation begins. Dec. 2-School again. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 6-Alumni basketball game. D. H. S. boys and girls both win. 9w-Jefferson vs. Dorset at Dorset. Both boys and girls defeated. 12-Seniors sponsor roller skating. 13-Kingsville plays here. VVe lose. Thirty-sim
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