Miami Military Institute - Bayonet Yearbook (Germantown, OH)

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o THE BAYONET 21 . A . ,. .,.. ..mu,L,,,m.H.ff .. .- V- 1 ' We played our second game with our boys to iield the ball in old-time Steele High School, of Dayton, and our boys tasted the bitter dregs of defeat for the first time this season. A very heavy rain fell in the morn- ing, and for some time we thought it would be impossible to play. But by 10 o'clock the sun beat down and at 3:30 the team was lined up for battle. Noterman opened the game for us and pitched a good game until the eighth, when he retired to give Reds Weston a chance. The Held was heavy around second, short and third, and this made it very hard for form. johnson was out the slab for Steele, and pitched a good game all the way through. Steele showed up better in the pitching department, but the hitting was about even. Steele's hits came when hits meant runs, and ours were the reverse. The game was very interesting and the count was 3-0 against us until the ninth, when, with the aid of two hits, an error and a sacrifice ily, Steele pushed four runs over the pan. There was no more scoring, for Steele had the game on ice. .. A .i -1gaQ.5fp,..,,,.,,,g H N? i 7 H'mv 'i f' 'm ' 'M TC ifiiiifiorihnt TEAM i Ml A f ar 4c:m,:.al.:', 1 V ,

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22 THE BAYONET ' --AY .'fEE e 'feL'.f .'P! .- :aft 35244 . V- ffl -fe- ll n li We r Mercersburgh' Literarv ' Maga-E zine. '-'Are' you certain that all of your stories are original? ' A 1' Q ' , On '-Bounds,?'f Monticlair Acad- emy. , Better. than the. preceeding issues, but .' why' 'not get .those locals in with theadvertising section? , Mercury, Milwaukee. ,I ,Your paper is at steady ground fx 'g'ainerQand: . your cuts are'e:rcel1en't. f ' f '1. ..G1em,,,.p Walnut Hinsf The I stories by Reese and Fox. during the past year are all good, and we wish to - congratulate these writers. T ' ' Mirror, f.Lima'. Your last num'- ber was a uiarked improvement over your former ones: ' ' W r - r f'The Eagleg Mexico City. Don't -looselinterest on 'the-H Hnal issues, but keep plugging. The BAYO1flET iltS final issue to its brother exchanges, hoping it may be ,above criticisui, which is, of A course, 1' impossiblel X We thank our rnziny exchanges for their kind ad- vice, which 'has raised, our standard dgripgl me lastiyearf and hope that we finayiseef again in uietfaii. Mull: 1You 'steppedon my foot. Diehl! Well don't'tit say Walk- Over.7' U .Smithz ' Where didn you ' get those twenty-five cent pieces? l Voges: Why those. are the ser- vants',qu.artersQj l W fe P---if 2 V V If 5 , WWQQNX ,,j'C i'fr. ,,l,1 .' -.'5'T T Y f '1l . .- . 'ul 4' rll' 1,-I w nfl : M :,1f2E'5:q:1-3, ,C-' .' ' 'u - 43- ..'. Us'3A,,'YEHT' , , - X g . 'f N 4,,1v.,4f.1:s11.,I,?,-1 1 ' fy , ig c