Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Cadet Ford Livermore. FOWARD . Cadet Donald LeDoux GUARD. A

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George Dowling was the only -south- paw on the pitching staff. As this 15 only his first year he ought to work in well on next year's team. Lee Galloway, a last year's fielder, con- tributed much to the team's success this year. As Captain, he displayed splendid executive ability in piloting the team through its season. He alternated in his positions, playing part of the time in the field and part of the time on the mound. ' if ' Mm f' y X 352 5 f y. Kenneth Hydorn played his first year ' of baseball at third. With a little ex- perience he should develop into a valuable ' f' Id 4, q J , .:,a ,.--Q.. F.. 5 Gy' 5-4-.ff 4, ,' .f , . M o f