Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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VAR ,ir i iz 3 K ' in A Em . I 1 1 1 BUCL ROILVI GCfS0lmGH, Mirolu. Beams, Piltinglon, Berman, Con- nolly, Luciani, E. DeLucco, Cen- eslzy, Sl. folm. Sealed: Assislurrt Conch Merrell, Ellolo, Couclz Banks, Scliluep, Hornlvect 6.L,i,e5'lf' Lfl1'fLflti. SITY CLUB NDER the leaclerslsiip of Coaclcr Banlcs, tlie Varsity H Clulo luas talcen a more active interest in tlle aclministrative Cletails ot the clepartment ot ptiysical eclucation ttian formerly. ' After a period of inactivity following tlwe close ot tlae spring season last year, the clulo was reorganizecl cluring tlae second semester ot tlie current year, ancl a new program of activity was proposed lay Coacli Banlcs. A reviserl constitution, not yet acloptecl otlicially, will provicle for tl Clula regulation of tlsie ,awarcling of atliletic insignia, the requirements tor earning tliat insignia, acl tlie size ancl type ot tlie isignia. Plans are unclerway to improve tlte atllletic program tlarougld tlae enlargement ot tlre scope of tlwe intercollegiate activities, ancl tlie aclcli- tion of otlier sports to 'tlae present program. Tlie H Cluln is trying to improve stuclent morale 'tlrirouglei increasecl participation in eaclri pluase ot tlae athletic program, and 'tl'1I'OUQl'1 in- creasecl unclergracluate support of ttie teams. This year tor tlae llirst time footlnall jerseys were given to- 'ttie senior members ot tlne squacl. ln acldition, tlie policy ot awarding golcl insig- nia ot tlae favorite sport to senior clutn memlaers was continuecl. 62

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B1ue,s next game against Susquehanna, he tost hy the same score as his teammate, Ben Cizetc, had tost the previous game, 5-2. ' Cn the southern invasion, the Yantcees from Qneonta had scored 51 runs to their opponents, 24. with three games won and three dropped. Carrying their campaign into New Jersey, the tndians went on a rampage, scatping their next op- position. Drew, 7-1. Johnny Cenestcy pitched a line hatt game and was hacked hy ttawtess Fietding from the team. Johnny was awarded his second win against one deteat for the season. The game which attracted most tocat comment was the contest with Cotgate, scheduted for Aprit 28. Of course, the Red Raiders were given the First choice to come out on top, hut tate in the game the indians were holding an 8-4 tead hehind the Hawtess pitching ot Johnny Cenestcy. when, again, erratic Fietding attowed the Raiders to whittte down the tead and Finatty win hy a very ctose score ot 10-9. The fottowing game was dropped to Corttand Normat hy a three-run margin, 4-1. Again, poor icietding, caused hy tactc of pre-season practice, was the contrihuting factor in the toss of this contest. Ben Cizetc was tagged with the defeat. tn- the tottowing game with Hamitton Cottege, the tndians won a tight game hy the narrow score of 3-1. tn a pitching duet hetween Johny Cenestcy and Zetce Young, Young attowed the troquois tive hits, white Cenestxy hetd the 1'1amittonians to one hit untit the ninth, when he eased up and attowed them two htows for their onty tatty. A Fottowing the Hamitton titt, the Btue engaged the Qswego nine. Wittw Ben Cizetq pitching heau- titut hatt. the tndians toot a 12-5 victory. tn the tirst game with Ctartcson, there was a stight mix-up. A Hartwictc ptayer, Stip Rowtey, hit a tong drive out past the fence. The umpire threw a new hatt into the game, and Rowtey was tagged out with the new han. Atter some scurring around. the other hatt was thrown in from the outhietd, and the game went on. However, the umpire dict not reconsider his decision. and Rowtey was ruted out. upon heing tagged with a hatt which he had not hit. Ben Cizeta was charged with the 9-5 toss. .tohnny Cenestcy came through to win the next game with St. txftichaets hy a 5-2 count in another pitchers, hattte. Conch Banks Having pitched the tndians to win over St. Mi- chaets, Cenestcy was stated to hurt against St. Law- rence two days tater. Thus, with one day,s rest and a very damp, cotd day against him. Cenestqy tost the St. Lawrence game hy a ctose score of 6-4. tn the' next game, Uncte Beate started Big Doc Hottey. tn his tast few games, Doc had fared rather hadty, and he ran into rough opposition when he chuctcect at Ctartxson in the tndians, second game with the Teachers. The score was topheavy in favor ot Ctartcson, 13-5. tn the return engagement with Corttand, Ben Cizeti hetd hack the Normatites untit the ninth inning, when he hegan to weataen. Coach Banks yantced him out in favor ot Doc Hottey. The game was a stugtest with the Btue coming out on top hy a 12-11 count. tn the tasti game of the season, Johnny Cenestiy tossed against Drew tor the second time that sea- son. Hounded hy had hreatqs, the tndians lost the contest, 7-4. A11 in att, Uncte Beatefs hrst season at Oyaron was not so had. The hoys won eight games. tost nine, However. they outscored their opponents, 98-91. Johnny Cenestty was the outstanding player tor the year, recording two wins against tour tosses. and teading the halismen with a 3-if average.

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CHEERLEADERS HIS year,s :Iran-ran' gang, with the exception of Detina Ntadormo, is cornposect entirety of conscientious freshmen. Detina has coactiecl the new cheerleaders and they have been successful in keeping up the fi morale of the players during the football, Inaslcetbalt, and baseball sea- sons, by leading such echo-raisers as: b J vk Q4 HMA . H-A rs fax R-T R-T ,Ulm A W-I W-I i cart C-K . I Hartwick Hartwick ,X Fight, Team., Figtitt ,XC5 CSQX Hand such pep songs as: Y ix On brave Qld Hartwick tearnt 1- 1Hd1aHS,sO,s0,e0,QO,QO Dmgo' Millffffeefffl R With such confidence: Un, on, on, to Victory! We,re here, the foe will know were here, Letys show them! Come, let the colors Hy, Raise your voices to the sky, Wegli gather on Qyarorfs Heights tonight To celebrate the Victory? worthy inspiration, why shouldnt football fans stiout with Come on Blue, . Come on White, on Indians, Come Let7s Eight! 65