Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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IW 'rt-9 carer WI -or-J 'vii 'ESQ Base Ball Last years team was composed of nearly all new material, only two ofthe regulars of the year before being back. The largest squad reported for p-actice that has ever been known and this made the work of the Coach harder in selecting a team. The season was not a success, G. H S. winning-two out of the four games played. The weather conditions were very bad and a number of games had to be cancelled. SCHEDULE. l. Versailles at Greenville. 2. Greenville at Versailles. 3. Union City at Greenville. 4. Greenville at Union City. lst Game. This was the first game of the season and it was plainly evident, nevertheless the game was close and exciting, and not until the last inning did Ver- sailles bring in the winning run. Score, 7-o, ' Znd Game. Versailles had little difficulty in winning this game by the score ofll-6. The Green and XVhite could not hit consistently and failed to follow up their advantage. fBoth teams were handicapped by the cold and strong wind l 3rd and 4th Games. There was little to these games, Greenville easily defeat- ing Union City by the scores of 28-3 and Z9-5. G's awarded: Culbertson, Fox, Paul lX1artin, J. E, Martin, jobes, Clark, and Coppess. 95