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BASE ALLIE DIAMOND, Captain Base Ball Team BA SE BALL Reese, s. s. ' H. Meuser, c. Mahla, 2-b. Diamond, 1Capt.J p. Pitkin, r. f. Talbott, 1 b. James, 3 b. C. Meuser, c. f. Bair, 1. f. Marsh - Baker Subs. Elser r .l .- '. BALL S The national game, Base Ball, is enjoying a great amount of popularity in most colleges and high schools. G. H. S. is no exception to the rule. More spirit has been aroused for the game because we have had a winning nine. The team of 1903 made an enviable record by losing just one game, and at present the nine of 1904 bids fairly well to repeat the performance. The makeup is about the same as last year, and there is noticed a great improvement as far as bat- ing is concerned. Everyone is taking an interest in the game, and if we lose a contest we have just one complaint- lack of practice. Through the kindness of the Board of Educa- tion we have secured a field upon which to practice. Though very rough and uneven, it answers the purpose. We can win ball games, but when it comes to making our games a financial success we are want- ing. An enclosed fleld, shall ever be the slogang and not until then can that game, or any other, be placed upon a paying basis. The nine of 'Ol appre- ciates the support given them by every loyal admirer of Gr. H. S. All the games must be played at Secca- ium Pa.rk,and this is a drawback on the attendance. At a meeting of the Athletic Association, Allie Diamond was elected Captain. By his efforts he has developedagood team, and he has been the mainstay of the team through his fine pitching. Hugh Meuser was elected manager, and that he has done his work faithfully is well known. l The following is the schedule he has arranged: April 23-G. H. S. 2, B. H. S. l April 30-G. H. S. 5, C. H. S. 2 May 7-G. H. S. 7, C. H. S. ll May 14-G. H. S. vs. Shelby H. S. May 21-G. H. S. at Shelby Tournament May 28-G. H. S. vs. Shelby H. S. June 4-G. H. S. vs. Faculty
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