Green Mountain College - Peaks Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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P E A K S Green Mounfom Vcxrslfy Club The fust meetmnb of the CM Club was held anuary , fmt the College Gvmnaslum The rnenlbers LODSISI of athletes who haue been awarded vtrslty letters at G1een Mountam durxn the school year of 193, 36 'Ihe functlons of the club are to promote dances annual colle e smoker graded school basl etball tournament to help the school athletes who have rece1ved rn Juues or h'1ve srckness to pl'Ol1ll'7lf the Wearmg of prep school letters and to pro llllblll the ueaung of the varslty letters by those who have not earned them The follomnq olhccx ucre elected Pre 1dent Freddv VK llson vlee premdent The present membexshrp COHSlhfb of H Bartholomew P Brock NI Chorny ak C Coffin I Eaton L Trsh Hoey I Holmes R Holman G Hughes Q Hughes R Kama T Laurenzo R hlwelhthul I lVIcSha11e NIIHO ue Northrop ll Noxal I1 Oakman M Parts R Pelhng F Persons l Plulhps T bvxcenev D Vlrlhams F Vllnlson 'XI VVol1nslty C bachrnan C Flsh NX Sunderland and S bmrthexs I 61 I l .3 V t ' W :c 7 -7 J' 2, C ' -' .1 - - ' y , - .' , ' 1 ' C S. ' f ' ' g ' ' '- . . , - . . U, . '7 C 3 il ' ' r , , , V ' ' - . A. . r . b , x . K , 7 1 A - J I V. L, T T .S '.f1', I : ' S- 7 d ,Ti S . - ' L- 1 , Red Pellinff' secretar and treasurer Dave WVilliams. C7 7 A . ' '. . . I , . . , . . . , . ., - . , . , . , . ' s ,J. , . , . , . , . K, . - r ' - q I 3 ' J C . .1 ' 1: g J 1 1 1 1 . ' y Q! 1 ' , f' D '11, u , ' , 5 ' N: ' N yu ,s 1' 7 r- - - . W W ' n ' ,z - . . , . . , - . . , . , 1. , . ,

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G. M. J. C. IVIARCH I3, AT ALBANY Crfm JlI0ll71flIi7L C301 Smitlicrs, l.f. ....... . Eaton. r.f. ........ . Sunderland, e. Pclling ................. Ross. l.g. ..... . Minogue ...... Laurenzo ........... Kama, r.g. ....... . Totals ........ Grfrn 1l Sunderland, l.f. ...... . Pnlvcr ............... . ..... . Eaton, r.f. .... Smithcrs ........... Baclnnan. c. .... PCll1l'l2.Z ....... .... ...... lxana. l.g. . ...... , Minogue ...... lVilson, r.g. .... . Lau renzo ...... Ross ........... .... '.I 'ot a l s ..... .... Playfr Blzrsizzfss Collfgf C535 .lllmny Gif. Fly. Ptx. O O O Ringler. l.f. 4 fi II Reynolds 4 1 9 Lee. r.f. o o o Welsh . 1 o 2 Paddock. c. 0 I I XX7ZllSl'l o o o Bishop. Lg. 2 3 7 Dulranc. ng. - - - l'rin1c ................ II S 30 Totals ...................... Green Mountain - 5 9 9 7-30 Albany Business College-II 18 9 I5-53 J Cl 4 4 S o I 4 -L I o 29 Pfmrmzzfy KIOB MARCH I4, AT ALBANY lnunffzin Qzoj .vlllmny Gls. Fls. Pts. 3 2 8 L. Collins, l.l'. 3 o 6 Iuzzola 2 o 4. Dc Pursis r.f. o o o Epstein I O 2 Allard, C. I I 3 Madsen I 0 2 Tliyne, l.g. 2 O 4 Klampart ......... O 0 O Strafella, r.g. 0 0 O Greeio o 0 0 - - - Totals I3 3 29 Sunderland, f., C Green Mountain Albany Pharmacy Eaton, f. ........................ . Wilson, g. ............ .... . Holman, e. ......... . Rana, g. .................., . Baehman, c., Snnthers, f., C. ..... . Ross, g. ...,............. . Minogue, g. Lanrenzo, g. Pulling, C. ....... . Pulver, f. ....... . Hoey, f. ............ . Holmes, f. ....... . Novak, c. .... Totals ..... g. .,.... . V-2 8 7 1 Z-29 -3 3 2 2-Io Camfs 16 16 T5 14 14 13 IO I2 6 10 7 6 1 - J I 16 60 1 Gls 653 62 33 39 17 70 7 7 4- 4 .1 3 4 2 I o 250 Fly. S 2 IS 9 16 5 7 3 2. 'J J 3 I 0 O O 97 GI: o I 1 o 0 o 1 0 1 o 4 .L .7 Fls. Pts 2 IO o S 1 II o o 3 5 I 9 0 S o 2 o 0 7 53 Fly. Pts. 1 I o 2 o 2 0 0 o 0 o o o 2 o o I - o o 2 IO Pts. 164 I42 75 74 39 27 17 I4 IO 9 9 9 4 2 0 597

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BASEBALL SQUAD Back row: Coach Heffernan, Williams, Stevens, Parry, Eaton, Q. Hughes, Manager Snell Mzdrlle row: Pafundi, Wadsworth. G. Hughes. MacArthur, Clcverly, Debonis, Wilson, A. Hughes Front row: Wolinsky, jones, Sweeney Bcasebcll After being defeated by the Vermont Frosh, in the second game of the season, the G. M. C. baseball club came back to win nine straight and conclude the 1935 campaign with a record of ten wins and one loss. Building around two veterans, outfielder Ordway and first baseman Cleverly, later shifted to short, Jack Heffernan developed a hustling ball club made up of VVilson, DeBonis, lhfahar and Cleverly, iniieldersg Wfolinsky, Grdway and Pafundi, outnelders, lVIacArthur, Q. Hughes and G. Hughes, catchers. The pitching corps consisted of Eaton, Qrdway, VVilson, Stevens, Wlaclswortli and Sweeney, with the first two named being the regular starters who bore the brunt of work throughout the season. The best performances turned in during the year were against the Vermont Frosh and Albany Business College. After losing to the Frosh by a I2 to 5 count at Burlington, early in the season, the Green and Gold downed the Cats S to 4 in a return contest in which jimmy Eaton limited them to four hits and fanned nine. On Nfay 29, pitcher Ordway turned in a superb exhibition, defeating Albany Business College 3 to 2, limiting them to but two hits in ten innings. The lXfIoun- taineers led 1 to O until the eighth inning when pitcher Nlarsh of the Business College hit a home run with one on to give his team a 2 to 1 lead. G. IVI. C. tied the score ia their half of the inning and won out in the tenth when Jones reached first on catcher's interference, was sacrificed to second and scored on Eaton's line single to right. One of the outstanding games of the season was the Mountaineers 32 to O de- feat of Albany Pharmacy. Twenty G. NI. C. players saw action during the fray in which ive Green and Gold batsmen, Eaton, Holman, Jones, VVadsworth and l62l