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aseba ll Row 1, left to right: V. Orasz, I. Hickey, L. Sehoyan, J. Ghindia, Capt. V. Lovasz, N. Redwine, H. Morrison, 1. Fesko, C. Martell. Row 2: I. LaSonde, R. Speir, H. Smith, R. Pearson, T. Wrobleski, E. Tabula, R. Neal, joe Skinner, Mgr.., G. Delphy. Row 3: Mgr. D. Campbell, R. Dombroski, P. Galagik, R. Schonfeld, M. Ouellette, R. Redwine, F. Davis, D. Schuler, R. Cameron, I. Dombroski, Coach D. Draper. For the first time in the modern era of baseball at Ecorse High School, the Ecorse Red Raiders baseball team finds itself without the services of their well- known coach, Francis Labadie. The duty of coaching this .year's team is in the hands of Athletic Director, Don Draper. Coach Draper has coached baseball before. Ecorse completed last season with a total of six victories as against six de- feats, and finished second place in the T.V.A.A. with a total of four wins as against two defeats. This year the team is out to win the downriver championship, and has back on the team the following experienced players: Captain Vincent Lovasz, john Ghindia, Norman Redwine, lake Fesko, john Rogers, Ray Schonfeld, Don Schuler, and Bob Cameron. Due to transportation conditions there will be no T.V.A.A. competition. Ecorse now has its schedule so fixed that it only plays the teams near by and there will be much competition among these downriver teams. Ecorse hopes to avenge some of the last year,s defeats and come up with a championship in this downriver district.
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.Baskefball Row 1, left to right: R. White, N. Redwine, I. Ghindia, V. Lovasz, D. Schuler. Row 2: I. Rogers, C. Mobley, D. jones, R. Redwine, R. Pearson, D. Cambell The Red Raiders successfully defended their championship laurels won in 1942 by taking nine of the ten games played against league competition. during the 1942-43 season. The Ecorse team won twelve of the sixteen games played and proved its right to be called one of the best athletic teams to wear the Red and White by defeating each of its scheduled opponents at least once during the season. A great deal of the credit for the success of the team should go to john Ghindia who acted as both captain and' coach throughout the campaign. Incidently, john car- ried off top scoring honors as well. Ecorse suffered its lone defeat at the hands of Dearborn early in the season. The high point of the battle for league honors was reached when Ecorse faced the Dearborn players in their second contest. Each team had lost but one game at that time, and when Ecorse won this crucial contest 36-25, the players carried off the league championship as well. The real thrill of the season came when the Raiders faced Wyandotte, The Board er Cities League Champion in the Class A Tournament, at Fordson Wyandotte had defeated Ecorse earlier in the season by a 33-31 score. Ecorse won 24--22, to make the season a complete success. The members of the graduating class who played an important part in the suc- cess ofthe team are: 1. Ghindia, N. Redwine, D. jones, B. White, I. Rogers, and F. Pongracz. The team played the following games: Ecorse 43, Wayne 23, Ecorse 20, Melvin- dale 225 Ecorse 40, Plymouth 29, Ecorse 35, Ypsilanti 23, Ecorse 31, Wyandotte 335 Ecorse 30, Dearborn 31, Ecorse 40, River Rouge 12, Ecorse 64, Wayne 165 Ecorse 36, Melvindale 165 Ecorse 38, Plymouth 235 Ecorse 45, Ypsilanti 21, Ecorse 41, Lin- coln Park 12, Ecorse 36, Dearborn 25, Ecorse 37, River Rouge 20.
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