Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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amifg gadegaf Although the Baseball team got off to a very slow start due to three weeks of bad weather preceding the first game, it managed to defeat Pasadena Academy 8-2. This game and many of the following games were won by the fine teamwork of the team and by the excellent pitching of Whitney Peden. Before the sec- ond game the team had 3 weeks practice to condition, hence they beat our greatest rivals, Black Foxe, 6-2. Peden pitched a one-hitter, striking out 74 of the Black Foxe players. The season continued quite success- fully for the Saracens by defeating all but two teams. Whitney Peden has pitched 4 games, 2 one-hitters and a no-hitter. The teams batting was not exceptional, although there were three players Morris, Peden and Doughty all hitting over .300. The starting lineups for the games were as follows: Catchers-Flores, Saliba, Pitchers-Peden, Sanford, Gallaudet, lst Base-Wright, Palmer, 2nd Base-Berkson, Goggins, 3rd Base- Doughty, Jenson, Left Field-Randolph, Ellsworth, Center Field-Sanford, Peden, Right Field-Morris, Wessen. The team had only one serious injury, that happened when Bill Hooker, after a nice hit in the first game, broke his ankle sliding into second base. At this time the team is first in the Prep League having only one loss The team was coached by George Kauffman who did a remarkable job with what little time there was to prac- tice. The team was managed by Charles Crail, who was always willing to help any member of the team. Top Row Coach Kalin, Crail, Jensen, I., Hudson, Doughty, Ellsworth, Wessen, Palmer, S., Sanford, Wright, Coach Kauflmann. Middle flow: Randolph, Saliba, Berkson, Peclen, Flores, Goggin, Morris. Bottom Row: Lewis, lergens, JefTries, l., Gallaudet, Hermann, Bonaparte, Symonds.

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ls-lt to Right: Brown, Davis, P, Gillies, lonmis wimming This year Harvard was blessed with what was probably one of the finest bunch of HB and C swimmers in the history of the team. Coach Stewart said that he couldn't have asked for a finer group of young tank- men. By the time these kids get to be Varsity, he said, they're going to be unbeatable. As a matter of fact, Stewart's Three little Fishes, Brook Alexander, Frank Bireley, and George Davies, are now holding down Varsity speeds and distances, and turning in very good performances. George Davies is probably the finest potential tanker Harvard has ever seen. Besides doing some top rate diving, this kid swam breast stroke, back- stroke and freestyle, all in A division mind you, and he was only a C sophomore. That means two more years to train. With boys like this, and with sprinters like Loomis, Brown, Gilman, Gillies, and distance man Phil Davis, future Saracens can very honestly expect their tankers to make a big splash on C.l.F. records. This year the Cees beat El Segundo 30-9. ls-lt lo Right: Alexander, E., Davies, Bireley.