Hugh John Macdonald School - Searchlight Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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On Friday, May 23rd, .th.6 toachors baseball tcan playod tho Senior boys team in a six inning- gano. Quo to tho spectacular pitching of Mr, Ungrin, tho scoro was 7 to 4 in favour of tho toachors, .. v . Laurio IClunp and Robert- Mo Ians Id. pitchod f“or tho boys but wore unable to compete with tho if noro oj crioncod opponent. Mr Mutchmor was catcher for the touchers, while Terry Stovons caught for tho boys. i ! Tho big -ovont of tho game was tho throo baso hit iaado by Mr. Kahaiia, tho first batter of the gano. The only accident occurred when Mr. McWilliams and Mr. Fonosca collided in centre field, the latter then taking a noso-divo to soe how many cindors 1 ho could jam into the side of his face. Vic Qosiatnyk who throw the ball that hit Mr. Mutchmor n tho head whilo running ffon third base to homo says that it was an accidont. Nice shot, Viet Miss Hughes and Miss McVeigh, the only lady p yers on tho team, both managod to got on baso. Quo to lack of practice the teachers didn’t do as woll in tho field as tho boys. Thanks to Mr. Showfclt tho game was umpired fc iriy and Mr. Patterson rocordoi tho ovont for posterity by taking motion pifeturos of tho players in actiono Although Hugh John didn’t entor tho school basketball loaguo, wo woro represented in tho Junior Chamber of Connorco League. Our team, with only fivo players proved to bo tho best and brought homo tho Johnson-Hut chins on Trophy for tho city championship. airos wore playod on Saturday aftornoons at Srrgcnt Park School. Qach school plays a schedule in a division and cur toam was undofoated. Thon in tho somi-finals 5 .in two straight games we eliminated Roboru H. smith who won tho south division c Tho finals against Abordoon provod to be moro oxciting, hdwovor, with Hugh John taking tho first game and Abordoon caning back strongly to tio up the sorios in tho soeend gondc In tho beginning Abordoon gained tho load, but wo managod to coco from behind in tho second half to win tho gamo and tho championship. Tho team, coachod by Mr. Mutchmor wore Ray inmb. Captain Nick Karpinsky Pnvo Sirdth Jack Carrior Ron Alfonso

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By R Iph Prior For the last slxjmonths weight lifting classes have beer hold every Thursday at noon, for those ho wanted to participate in this activity Making progress at the rate of about forty pounds a season, everybody can now press over a hur red poundsc Tho thing that our teacher VIolanski his an: was to train, nc Ucightlifti: but an inspiring for the first t; is drudgory, bu; he . Mr. Mutchnor, and Bob otant, stressed most, strain, • is not a tiresome task exercise. Working out ao, a person may think it as ' the participant takes will start to look for- moro workout: ward to then. The initial workout is tho Hardest, Weight lifting can bo compared with a wheel ' ; it is hard to get started, but once it is r lling its own force koeps ' it going, r-tor whon you see tho results, the workouts brae delightful. You will never know - w strong you can become, but tho results wi ' !]. bo surprisingo Thor o ' i s moro to weightlifting than just pad king on mused, b anywhoro and every - where, Seno look attractive with massively developed sh alders, while otiaors arc oyocatching with a doop chest. It is possible then, fern a person u o bee era o stronger and inprevo his locks and health as well. This can be one only with a proven set of exorcises which will produce the dosirod effect b work; ng the correct muscle groups. + It was examination time in grammar and composition. The teacher directed the class to write a brief account of a baseball game. All the pup: Is wrote busily except one small boy. Just as the allotted time was about to elapse, he suddenly awoke to life and scrawled a sentence just in time to turn in his paper, which road: Rain, No game.

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