Martensdale High School - Martins Tale Yearbook (Martensdale, IA)

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-I- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -i. me --lm-nl1nu1llll- mga.. Iln1ml M1 my-.nu inn l,.1m.1m.1m1q.nu1 1-uni 144441 nn1un 1441.1 BOYS' KITTENBALL SQUAD Back Row: Sheehey, Frazier, McConnell, Linnane, Kellar, Cellan. Miller, Martens, Siedel Front Row: Sinn, Smith, Lee, Murphy, Wise, Melroy KITTENBALL, SPRING OF l936 FALL OF 1936 M. H. S. 9+Cum1'ning 2 M'H'S' 6-Cumming 5 M. H. s. 2-Norwalk 13 M-H-S-10mCummi g 1 M. H. s. 10-Spring Hill 3 M-H-S 2'B9eCl' 1 M-H-S 2-Indianola 1 SPRING BASEBALL SCHEDULE M. H. S. 3-Indianola 4 K' lzigiiisali 6 M. H. s. 8-St. Marys 9 M'H'S' 5 S . . M.H.S.10-Norwalk 11 -pr1ngH1lld MHS4C , 5 M.H.S. 5-Cummings 2 ' ' ' T u 'm m M-H-S 2336201 5 COUNTY TOURNAMENT M. H. S. 3-Milo 11 The kittenball team had a good season in the Spring of 1936 when they won six games while losing four. One victory was over the strong' Indianola team and an- other from Beech. county champions. Kellar and Cellan were outstanding pitchers. McConnell was catcher: the infield was made up of Martens, Frazier, Murphy and Siedel while the first string outfield was composed of Lee, Wise and Sheehey. Linnane played roving shortstop. Last fall the team played three games winning' all of them, although the last one with Beech was a. thriller with Melroy driving in the tying and winning runs with a pinch single in the seventhbinning. l This Spring baseball has been attempted, after four years away from the I game. So far the results are what might be expected under those conditions. No 5 games have been won. but most of them have been very close. With experience, con- ! siderable improvement will be seen. I aiilllliIlll-DHIITIIIITMIITllI1 lllllllIlililITlllIillIl1lIlllilllll1llllTllll1Illl'TllllilUlTllllC1UllTUQ1TlN1Ull OIlillll Page Eighteen