Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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The Hart tan V A R S I T y R E S E R V E S Front row (Left to right) Jasper Olendorf, Coach; Ted Hodges, Don McClennan, manager; Dan Highland. Back row: Donald Hansen, Robert Birke, Tom Dillingham, McKinley Schrumpf, Wallace Reid, Dale Gowell, Henry Lewis, Manley Robinson, John Riley. Front row (Left to right) : Jasper Olendorf, coach; Richard Hodges, Bernard Golland. Back roiv: Fred Riley, Bruce Scofield, Tom Keck, Edward Lorenz, Jim Scheiern.Wallace Reid, Henry Lewis, Richard Curtis, Manley Robinson. £28]

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The Hartian First row. Reginald Madison, Byron Frees, Ted Hodges, Jim Hutchinson. Second row. Dale Gowell, Don McClennan. Manley Robinson. Top row. Don Hansen, Henry Lewis, Ed Lorenz, Mid Littiebranr, Coach Olendorf, Richard Curtis. BASEBALL Hart lost the first game of the season to Whitehall by a score of 3 - 2. Stevens fanned eight of the Vikings, but couldn't stop a fifth inning rally which won the game for Whitehall. The Pirates entertained Montague at our home park for the second game and came out on the short end of a 7 - 0 score. On the 4th of May, the Norse squad came to Hart and cashed in on the breaks, beating the Pirates 7 - 5. Both teams gathered six hits. The following game with Shelby was also played at Hart. The Pirates outhit Shelby but were trailing 5 - 4 when the game ended. On May 11, the Pirates went to Montague and took it on the nose for the fifth straight game. When the dust cleared, the Wildcats had scored twelve runs on nine hits to a Pirate total of four runs on six hits. The final game of the season was played on our home field against Shelby. The team played for all they were worth that afternoon and were rewarded by their first victory of the season. The final score was 3 - 2 in our favor. Looking at the lost-won column, the Pirates did not quite measure up to their preseason hopes, but the fellows gained a lot of valuable experience which will help them in the coming season. Coach Olendorf did a fine job and always contends that if his team finished the season by beating Shelby, it has been, at least, partially successful. April 16 .....Montague Here April 19 North Muskegon There April 23 Scottville - Here April 26 Shelby ........... There April 30 Whitehall Here May 3 Montague .........There May 7 North Muskegon Here May 10.........Scottville........There May 17---------Shelby ........... Here May 21.—.......- Whitehall There £30]