Hoosic Valley Central High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Schaghticoke, NY)

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BASEBALL On April 27 we opened the 1956 baseball season against Stillwater, where, in the rain, we were beaten 6-1. On May 1, in a return engagement with Stillwater, we beat them 14-1. Then we opened our league schedule, we defeated Greenwich 11-1, Fort Ann 16-6 and Hartford 3-2 on a no-hitter by Ron Feulner. With Ron, Parker Staples, and Roger Tordoff leading the way we continued our winning ways blasting Salem 9-1, with Ron hurling a one-hitter, and Cam- bridge 6-4. With a record of 5 wins and 0 losses, we had only to beat Argyle for the league champion- ship. It was a cold, windy day as the large crowd waited for the game to begin. Argyle garn- ered two runs in the second and one in the fifth for a 3-0 lead. In the sixth, we got to make it 3-1. Although we had men on base in almost every inning, we just cou1dn't push them across and lost the game and the championship to Argyle 3-1. This year's team included: Pitcher, Ron Feulnerg Catchers, Bob Collins, Speanburgg lst Base men, Bob Bevis, Dick Casey, 2nd Basemen, Pete Kozlowski, and Gene Foster, 3rd Basemen, Leo Madigan and Don Foster, Shortstops, Roger Tordoff, and Parker Staples, outfields, Cliff Williams Walt Barber, Phil Del-freest, Charles Croll, Austin Subcleff, and Gus King.

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TRACK Although this is the Hrst year we have had a track team on a permanent basis, we had a good year finishing with a 2-1 record. In the dual meets we beat Schuylerville 51-35 and Broadalin 60-44, then lost to Salem 33-60. In the sectional at Johnstown, we had 11 points. Julio Morley took a first in the 880, Parker Staples phced third in the mile and Doug Clum and Teddy Tate took a third and a fourth in the low hurdles. Stand outs in events were: Mile - Parker Staples, Charles Croll, Bob Rose 880 - Julio Morley, Bob Carlo, Mel Rose 440 - Bob Bevis, Bill Blackly, Ray Norton 220 - Walt Barber, Doug Clum, Don Foster 100 - Walt Barber, Don Bartolucci, Don Foster Pole Vault - Julio Morley and Gene Bahan High Jump - Parker Staples, Frank Wiley Shot Put - Sal Morley, Cliff Williams and John Brownell and Walt Barber Hurdles - Joe Breen, Doug Clum, Ted Tate