Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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6' Row One: Kenneth Goodell, James' Deming, Floyd Riley, Raymond Okerman, Donald Cadwell Row Two: Mr. Karkos, Stuart Johnson, Raynond Stone, Robert Burley, Paul Kenney, William Deming, John Kenrey Edith Sawickd, claire Kenney, Constance Brown, Nancy Dooekal

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K3- AV I 1 p The 1945 edition of the Lunenburg High School baseball team had a successful season winning 6 contests and dropning 5. There was a large turnout of 'boys with the principal contestants being Paul Gale and John Solovei, seniorsg Robert Burley, Donald Cadwell, Kenneth Goodell, Paul Kenney, Raymond Okerman, and Floyd Riley, juniorsg Laurie Gale and Joseph Paton, sophomoresg and Jimmy Deming, freshman. Lunenburg won its first contest 9-4 from Ashby behind Donny Cad- well's three hit pitching and the hitting of Riley and Deming. The second game was a loss to Townsend by the score of 6-4. Paul Gale gave up only four hitsg Riley, Sclovei, and Gale each had two hits to lead the hitting attack. The third game ended in a 5-O loss to the Shirley Industrial school with Solovei getting thc only hit. It was another tough loss for nwindyn Gale. A 28-13 win over Pepperell in the fourth fray put Lunenburg in the win column. Everybody hitg Ed Balcom was the winning pitcher. Lunenburg's second win over Ashby followed with Laurie Gale the winning hurler by a 14-8 score. Solovei, Paul Gale, Riley and Deming hit well for the winners. Playing Leominster Trade next, the team, behind the excellent pitching of Cadwell and the good hitting of Riley and Deming, won ll-Q The seventh game was a Groton win with Nwindyn Gale losing a 6 hit game 8-7. Jimmy Deming was the only member to collect two hits for Lunenburg. Paul Gale won the eighthencounter ll-3 over Pepperell. Paul Gale and Joe Paton each garnered three hits off Pepperell servers. Groton then pinned another defeat on Lunenburg 15-5. Groton was able to hit Cadwell's mound offerings. Lunenburg suffered a secord defeat at the hands of Townsend. Six hit pitching by Lewis Schulze spelled Lunenburg's downfall. Floyd Riley collected two bingles. The season closed with a win over the Leominster Trade school 9-3 with Paul Gale the winning pitcherg Paton, Solovei, Okerman, Cadwell, and Riley the leading batters. Leading Hitters Floyd Riley .487 James Deming .462 John Solovei .455 Extra Base Hits Triples: Riley, P. Gale, Solovei A Doublesg Deming C51 Riley C41 Okerman 44,

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