Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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TRACK First Qseatedl-R. Robinson. G. Love, XV. Deeds, R. Betts, J. Walters. P. Bigley, C. Bish. Second-Mr. Coffee, R. Mclntosh. R. Dreisbach. J. Clark, H. Haley. R. Sherwood, E. Doty. Third-C. A. Robbins, W. Miller, R. Vwfittenmyer. P. Leckey, R. Krouse, M. NVilliams. Findlay High School athletics made a wonderful start in track events, This was the Hrst time our school has ever tried out a track team and it proved to be a successful attempt. In the tryouts it soon appeared that we could have a better team than we expected in amateur tracks as there were fast runners. high and broad jumpers. hurdlers. discus throwers and shot putters. Then came the first track meet with Carey whom we swamped by a big score and out-did all the expectations of the students. The stadium again showed its use here as it was only through the wonderful track provided that these meets were possible. When the very successful season was brought to a close the spirit of track was imbedded in the school and will probably live for a long time. The schedule that was arranged by Mr. Robbins and carried out was as follows: April 20-Carey May ll-Lima April 27-Bryan May l84Ada May 24-Smre ONE HUNDRED AND THREE 1 l

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BASEBALL First tseatedl-C. Hardy. M. Swartz. T. Guyer, D. Morgan. XV. Poole. XV. Marvin, D Daymon. Second-R. Searfoss. XV. Shoemaker. G. Collins. R. Hendricks. R. Tinsman. N. Baldwin. ThirdfC. A. Robbins. E. Crosser. C. Hendricks. B. Benson. R. T. linode. This year was an opening for Findlay High School baseball fans to show their valor. The team which was put out was capable of competing with any school in this vicinity and was received by them with enthusiasm. Vwlhen tryout was called. about forty boys responded and it did not take long to see they knew something about baseball and with a little practice they developed the leading factor. teamwork. In this sport as in others. the excitement and play ran high and hard. but the good sportsmanship prevailed. After the team once got under way. it held its own with the best. XVithout a doubt. old Findlay High will have bigger and better teams to follow in the footsteps of this first one which broke the path. Mr. Robbins deserves much credit for the way in which he arranged the schedule and put the team across. The seasons schedule was as follows: April 19-Waite, there. May 4-Lima South. there. Apirl 26-Kenton. here. May 8-Hoytville. there. May l-Hoytville. here. May 10-Fremont. there. May 3-Kenton, there. May 17-Fremont. here. May l8-Tournament at Denance. ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR