Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM The Freshmen had a hard time in produclng a ba ketball team this year 'Vlany bovs at school thouoht that they had to be experts to turn out and the consequence was that ome tlmes at practice there were less than five Fresh men But the coach and tho e who were practicing regularly would put fm article ln the paper and the next day the Dym would be crowded When the Hr t game was played with ueen Anne the Frosh team lost bv seven points the final score being 11 to 4 The lack of experience wa the mam difficulty ln the first five Dames all of which were lost But the team came back and beat Broadway 11 to 4- The Kuays were the second one to lose to the Garfield yearlln s The next team on the babes received a jolt They expected an easy victory but the Garfield team surprl ed itself by winning the game The Ballard Freshmen were the champions for the season and the Pre idents were the only boys that cl feated them The Frosh team played a second Dame with Lincoln and mon by a nar row margin The rest of the game were lost by the Frosh They finished well con xderxng the difficulties that had to be overcome The per cent was 417 which was the same as Lincoln s Page Twenty one . S . ' Q schedule was Franklin, and this team beat the Garfield Frosh. The Ballard 'I i E. el Ui Q 1 t

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THE GARFIELD BASEBALL TEAM With a 13 to 0 wln over Franklin Garfield opened her first team chedule For the Hr t time Garfield had a fir t team on the field o this was the Greatest victory of the year The Indians played a tlcht bame with the Presldents It wa Ive and take all the wav throu h but in the end It was found that West Qeattle had taken more than she had 1ven For the final score was 9 to 8 with Garfield it the mall end of the ll t The Broadway nine N1 lted Garfield and took out a pet, from the Pre 1 dents per cent The Tlbers won th1s ame with 14 runs to Garfield s 9 Garfield took '1 trip for nothin when they went to Mercer Fleld to play ueen Anne With '1 score of 13 to 3 the Hllltoppers smashed Garfields hopes The Ballard boy came to Garfield next The Presidents tied the bl1lYlDlCHCZ1VCI'S ln a very compact bundle and sent them homeward With '1 treak of Good luck and much ood playmo the Garfield nine took this Dame from them This Dame eemed like an oasls ln a de ert to a traveler The core when thincs were counted was 14 to 8 In the next Dame the peaceful uakers mussed up Garfield s hopes by taklnb a Dame The Presldents seemed to have no luck for they made no runs to Franklin s 10 7 to 1 the Garfield boys lost this game The Rallsplltters came and went and m the meantlme they put another came m the1r pockets The rest of the Dames were played after this article was written so they cannot be recorded The third Dame of the season was to have been played with Llncoln but had to be postponed on account of Aprll showers The boys who played on the team are Ray Grazules the best pitcher that Garfield had one of those who could strike out fifteen men ln a Came one of the best hitters on the team Vlrcrl Foster another one of those rare birds that had wonderful control Very mood was Vlrg at bat Sid Blumer 1 Good pitcher Eddie Munro 1 southpftw that was 'mother one of Garheld s excellent pltchers He could sure hit too Joe McGuern Joe was ,Good on either second base or behind the bat This boy could sure wallop the ball when he took the notion Chuck Carroll Chuck was a man for second or third ba e the field He was also 1 mood catcher and a very heavy hitter Stotchy Ralkowskl the be t first baseman that Garfield turned out and a wlzard with the bat as well Ralph Hopper he could play almost any positron on the team Lloyd Ellis he could play elther second or third and hit the ball over 'llmost any fence Jack Swartz Jack was not very bln but he could play very Good ball Dave Horton he could catch for any pitcher and was a heavy hitter Elly Sllverstone he dldnt have to have a net to catch a fly John Benner this boy eemed to have Clue on hls glove so he played ln the field Although he was lrbht he could hit like a heavywelbht George Kosokoff was another mood Helder Jerome Bradley as good a catcher as could be expected from one of h1s size Pu 1'-werynh . , . . , . s . s ' s , s v fr . . . .U U Y. . ' 'LS g. V I ' J' g , ' ' . . 4 s 's . . ' ' Vs' ' 0' s'- , .U Y . V . , - u 1 U 1 L . c Y x g 1 . . , . , Q . . . , . 's K . s' ' . ,. . U T . Y K V I . C S ' CY ' D' l KJ' . ' U Q Da a s . 0 s s . s ' U . 0' Q 3 V. U U . . .. , 1. 4 ' , West Seattle took another scalp when Garfield visited the Indians. By U . . M U . . . . U . . , ' 5 - fr 3 , . . U. A I . , . 0' L . Q c U . . n ,w , c a c , L c . ll 3 . s u 5 C' L - ' . 5 ' ' s , . ' i 0' c . .S S . 5 ' ' . , -5 . c 1 . , T g v .Ire v U . 3 . . D . , , . 5 ' S U ' , ' i .U , . . .U . 0' . S C I ' 'U'