Hill Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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James Swindells, playing right field turned out to be a very capable fielderi As this was his first year on the team his batting was a trifle weak but much in expected of him next year. Elwood Whonn, also a last year's fielder, this year made good at shortstop. He handled himself exceptionally well at the short patch. He was there all season due to his brilliant playing. 5 su -' V--re 'iysf i . -, -. . is ' ' +v1f'1..-.- W.-. 1 wx . .c ,-N Q ' .- 1 . 1.11 '-'i..,1.-f..., ,1.,f,,.. 4. 5: . .x ..f, , ,, , . S-, .pn ,:2:5::-SVS... N. 5 i.. -XZIQ: '-f,-1-:,4:5: ,,.. 1 fi. 0341EffEfLf1fjfi,F5EZS5 ' .fi-'- i:2 5E:i:if3.'iCSi,, ,II 1 N- ' Z A si ' --'iii-.-:J'!9iif'N-li, ' '-'6' . 4 .T a t 'A fa Rf-. . 2 a t en! -W -,Nl 'G lar- -N ya X - N, ,K. z 12 ..,swi?4Q1 me as ,f z 6 .3..,. -.af -9, w W I. ... W. .. .. .Q,.,R, -WF: . fsmsa .,: 4- .-s.::Qa..5: s. wieisq-it N- si f: - - :as .. W ' '- Ms: - ,. ff ws' x i t .. - w:r. w....s - 3 if -f'--' V I 1 ,AQV 1: ZV' Q ,V.. , 'tt ' t t tl - 1 .gigyff gy E,9 Y . I f 4 v , sf 1 4 x 4- 1 gf 4 f if s f 5 f 9 5 1 C 1 3. 49 ' 4 f , ' 4 is M . 1 ' 'f 1 to 0 9 4 K A ,,'. ,. fi W s ., 4. .HW..,s,vArA,,, . , . A. . 7.-as - , ,f i 4 w pf 1 V 1 N A ff Q, Q ' 4 M ' , ' 2 riff ff f A 9 4: 7 Y ff ff , f aa ,, A. 31, ,yay 2-r 199 475 ' .- fa' 4 - fx , '-'-' '4f,5w-V -' ' 1' ' W W- '11 'W' rs. C . fn-im .i:i1cf4vf.2f f-g14.f- M ...,. ,!,,..,. 42 10.4 - V Wgf A vffhff yf f' we - a 'fl-' ff 1 .1.917h'? fr -4' .. 'fyffe 4-. P f jf? Frank Wright held down the mound 'job most of the season. Although he also was a new man he lent added color in the team. On account of his control and level- headedness he' will' probably hold that berth next year. -

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Everett Knapp, played his third and last year of baseball for Hill this season. He could always be depended on, both in fielding and batting. it i 5' . gi i :.:E5,t:, ,,Z5:3.3l.VV 'Vex 553, . . . 2 Ford Livermore was used at all positions it this year although his revular, is second base. He gave his best efforts to what- 026' 42. 2 'fl' 4, f l vl 25104 .2 ever he played and was one. of the most brilliant players developed during the season. A 'zs , K' 5 -' 1 15 f, 1 45. .: .tu Qrfiifew'-1,.:Qf5:, ', N - -1 . .sf 1' wi A, 21.-,sf la . ze S 5 W- , -if - Qzffsg ' s 5 Q .fiiQL32 . f A fffyfif . , J 5. 1: . , s eeth ffl gf. I W W ? gig-is ew a4,f,,4?ff,,fsf:- ri,- ,w x sp N. in ,. 'N w v ' N x A . 5 2 i f X 0 f q i fe V x,,,,. N .. . L ,fe ep X K fs w dilvl ' W V., ox .. W ,args V ' V Zf::.,v'1 ,, X .- 4. 5- ' N ',,, f 4 ' af f Wrsfzwww- N 5 bo sayx 'P se z as ae Q 2 -Q -N X X -s - sh 1 Wwe er :sir-2-MES. f .ffl :a 4 QA , , ., ,Q 4 f Aw, f , . X. ., Q X Yv,f 9 'f 4 fryqf X ff if Q f Q ' '5 f f s g 0 9 X may 9? f 0 w ,oc M., .' - -5 , 442 ' .3-Q39 ., V ' , - I ,awe ,t,, 5 .. - -- eN4?!b--afxvs A, Q. , . Wt 2,,e-Wfag Donald LeDouX, left fielder, with his throwning and heavy batting helped the team considerably.

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