Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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X s 'J Nl . .. .FK lf -' -A - f se K ,om 4 'f .f-.we-H A Q Bark row, left to right: Mgr. Stephanski, Porter, Papadukis, Niles, Boyle, Loomis, Schneider, Mgr. Hagel, Lyons, McDonald, Butt Front row: Coach Mullen, Cook, Redman, Cole, Petros, D. Johnson, Culver, Kramer, Nystrom, R. Johnson, L'Huillier. Baseball ioined 'rhe lis+ of major sporis ai Marqueiie High School under +he leadership of a new coach, John Mullen. A fine record of eleven wins agains+ ihree defeais was compiled fhrough ihe superb hurling of righi-handers Frank Nelson and Paul Gusiaison and lefi-hander Roger Magnuson. Revenging every defeai' fhe Redmen proved ihai baseball would hold iis own in 'ihe realm of major sporis a+ Marque++e High School. Paul Van Cleve, hard hiH'ing ihird baseman, was elecied capiain, while shorisiop Richard Aar+ila's 400 bailing average earned him +he +i+le of mosi valuable player. Refurning leiier- men for ihe 50 campaign were garden pairolers, Redman, Peiros, and Pareni. Carl Nysirom reiurned io ihe keysione sack wi+h Judson Cole, a minor leHer winner, a big possibiliiy in fhe caiching deparimeni. Harry Culver reserve piich- er, also reiurned. Sophomores holding promise include Jim Schneider, Tom Niles, Tom Cook, Wallace Porier and Jack Boyle, while Joe L'Huillier and Sigmund Loomis, our freshmen candidaies should slick io 'ihe squad. BASEBALL 011. Double killing 94

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