Lake Forest Academy - Caxy Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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ATHLETIC RECORDS Football-Harvey Straub, Captain Mr. Ralph jones, Coach Major Weir, Line Coach Mr. Lloyd Bergen, Coach of Ends The season of 1925 brought to us the fourth championship team in six years. This team, besides winning the Academy championship, made a record that not many teams can boast about. Cur opponents neither crossed our goal line nor scored on us during the entire football season. Basketball-Henry Peterson, Captain Mr. Ralph Jones, Coach The team this year was not able to uphold last year's record in basketball by win' ning all the games. Lake Forest lost two games, both to teams that were deserving of their victories, We have had four championships in six years in basketball. Baseball--Anthony Colucci, Captain Mr. Ralph jones, Coach Last year we won all of our games in baseball and thus had a championship in every sport. We have had two championship ball teams in six years. Track-Mr. A. L. Edgington, and Mr. E. L. Milne, Coaches Lake Forest produces one of the best track teams in the country. In nine years Lake Forest has won every dual meet and we have won eight large Interscholastic meets. Page one hundred twentyufour

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BASEBALL SEASON OF 1926 April 17 LAKE FOREST-21 MORGAN PARK-1 The first game of the baseball season was played against Morgan Park High School of Chicago. Our team was in excellent condition considering all the handicaps, and Morgan Park was easily defeated by our nine. April 22 LAKE FOREST-14 QUIGLEY-4 Quigley took a beating from the Academy by a score of l4f4. Karlen and Stokes did some very good hitting in this game. Kellar also demonstrated what a fast man could do and is rapidly becoming a great outfielder under Mr. Jones' supervision. April 24 LAKEHFOREST- LAKE VIEW- Lake Forest was scheduled to play Lake View on this date, but the game was postponed on account of rain. The team held sliding practice regardless of the rain. April 28 LAKE.--FOREST-2 LANE--3 Wednesday, April 28, Lake Forest tasted defeat for the third time in this school year, twice in basketball and this being the third. Lane of Chicago defeated the Academy by a score of 3f2. Lane had a very good club and we played them on their home diamond, Wednesday, May 5, where we hope to avenge ourselves. May 1 LAKEUFOREST-16 TILDEN-0 The Academy played Tilden of Chicago, Saturday, May 8, and defeated them 16fO. Colucci began to hit his stride of last year by getting two triples during the game. The remaining games are: May 5 Lane-there May S Schur: May 12 Chicago Tech May 15 McKinley May 19 Wheaton-there Page one hunclred tweutyftlwee

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VARSITY TENNIS Mr. Fraser is hard at work with his tennis team. He has had the boys working out in the gym for some time. The weather has been against tennis, but Mr. Fraser hopes to be outdoors from now on. The men back from last year are Stevens, who won the Academy Tennis Championship, Tufts, and Smith R. The new men out for the tennis team this year are Zauel, Herget, Pfeifer, Knight, Haines, Allenburger, VanCleve, Rhinehart D., and Turner. The tennis team has not been able to play any of their games as yet, due to the failure of good weather. The team is to encounter such teams as Elgin Academy, May 7g Milwaukee Country Day, May 14, St. johns, May 173 Hyde Park, May 21, and have two other games arranged but no dates settled. Mr. Fraser deserves lots of credit for the way he has been working with the fellows trying to get them into shape. We are confident that our man from Oxford will turn out a triumphant tennis team. Page one hundred twentyffve