Edmeston Central High School - Edmestonian Yearbook (Edmeston, NY)

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SENIOR ANNUAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO Front Row: Lysle Parker, Ernest Emhof, John Hill Second Row: David Newton, Stanley Hickling, Hugh Smith, Adrian Cole Bark Row: Sam Hill, Edmund Munson, Hubert Mayne BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team had :i disappointing season, winning only one and tying two out of fourteen games. Edmeston defeated Brookfield 50 to 16, and tied New Berlin and Bridgewater. Only a few of the boys had had much experience, and Hickling, Emhof, Hill, Munson and Smith started the season, When Hill was injured, Newton, up from Junior Vasity took his place. The boys improved as the season progressed and ex-- tended Greene, undefeated loague champs in the final game, losing by only a few points, a thrilling game. Individual scoring for the Varsity team was as follows: Munson 140 Hill 17 Emhof 1 15 Parker 1 1 Hickling 48 Ritchey 2 Newton 37 Cooke 2 Smith 24

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5 EN L9..R.il!.9JE E-,--'I'L'f'.ET,.'?E.'L F 9.51 .Yilw Q Front Row: Paul Chase, Adrian Cole, David Newton, Sylvester Pylinski, Jesse Stone llack Row: John Hill, Sam Hill, Hugh Smith, Jack Dauchy. Inset, Bob Monroe The football team was handicapped by an unusually large number of injur- ies, and by a squad which was too small for scrimmages. At no time was the whole team in perfect shape. September, Practice under the new coach, Mr. Cummings. September, 19, 1941, Edmeston 0, Margaretville 46. Edmeston bows to more experienced team. John Hill and David Newton, injured. October 3, 1941, Edmeston 28, Leonardsville 14. Bob Monroe scores twice in first quarter. Hugh Smith intercepts pass and runs length of field for touchdown, October 10, 1941, East Springfield 13, Edmeston 12, at Edmeston. October 17, 1941, Verona 41, Edmeston 6, at Madison. Jack Dauchy breaks collar bone. October 31, 1941, Edmeston 13, South Otselic 13. Score at fourth quarter 13-0 for South Otselic. Monroe laterals to Smith who goes over. In less than a min- ute, the second touchdown is scored to tie the game, November 7, 1941, Madison 26, Edmeston 12. Adrian Cole breaks his leg.

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5 E N .' 03 A N N Q A F N ' N E TFrEN,,-F2'3.LYiVL9 Right to Left: Ernest Emhof, Lysle Parker. Henry Simmons, John Hill, Stuart Rood, Paul Chase, Douglas Sweet, Stephen Winters, Robert Schrag, Gordcfn Hull, Edmund Munson, Hugh Smith, Stanley I-Iickling, W'illiam Bice, Adrian Cole BASEBALL The baseball team met with more success than either football or basketball. Although the team started with only four veterans, they finished second in the league. The lack of experienced men was partly compensated by the superior pitching of Edmund Munson who struck out 105 men in 60 innings and pitched a no-hit, no-run game against Oxford, striking out 17 men. The scores were as follows: New Berlin, 4 Edmeston, Sherburne, 4 Edmeston Edmeston, 3 Oxford, Edmeston, 35 Brookfield, Edmeston, 6 Sherburne, Edmeston, 15 Greene Edmeston, 2 Oxford, Edmeston, 18 New Berlin Edmeston, 9 Greene,