Milford Mill High School - Milestone Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD-First Row: Albert Washington: Jeirey Hodges: Richard Schwinger: Tom Sabia: Bruce Davies. Second Row: Mr. Harry Brown, coach: Marshall Lenenlaerg: Danny Cale: Paul Faustman: Correct broad iumping form is perfected by AI Washington. 1 l Z Louis Aaron: Bill Kroner. Third Row: James Charles: Gary Scott: Fred Ganion: Larry Townsend: Richard Jones: Denny Nugent: Alan Simpson, manager. Experienced players gave a head start to this year' track and field team. Members of the thirty-five man varsit and iunior varsity squads took part in T00 and 220 yart dashes and quarter to one mile races. The field events- pole vaulting, discus, shot-put, running high jump, and running broad-jump were supplemented this year by the addition c hurdles and the standing broad iump. The squad participated in three types of meets this year dual meets, in which there are two opposing teams: triangula meets, in which three teams compete: and the Baltimore Count tournament. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD-First Row: Bob Barber: Don Binds Jeffrey Hatton: Sandra Stern. Second Row: Mr. Harry Brown, coacl John Blatchely: Andy Nielson: Tom O'Neil: Felix Kaufman: Ted Beniamil Third Row: Bob Duke: Bill Main: John Dawson: Ronny Thayer: Jaml McManus: Alan Simpson, manager. -'tQf?i: 1i.,

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1 i 1 l i 1 VARSITY BASEBALL-First Row: Bob Finney, Ronnie Taylor: Archie Reis- berg: Pat Milburney Merle Brooks, Barry Fuhrman. Second Row: Butch Parker, John West, Tommy Collins: Harold Ludwig, Ken Hafimeyerp Jim 3 Cupp, Dave Webb, manager. Third Row: Danny Mattisong Roger Hole Mr. Higgins, coach, Wilson Berry, Richard Kubow. Baseball Teams Strong ln Fielding Good fielding, exemplified especially by centerfielder Jim Cupp and first baseman, Wilson Berry, was the strong- point of the 1960 varsity baseball team. Starting pitcher, Paul Synder praised as one of the best in the county had a 1959 record of five wins and tive losses to match or better this year. Danny Mattison, relief pitcher, finished last season with a perfect record of two wins and no JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-First Row: Bob Felterg Clarence Wolf: Ronnie Chilcoatf Wayne Bayrle: John Rappold, Tommy Hockshag Jack Brown. Second Row: Bill Merrittp .Ian Nielsong Stanley Greenwalt, Wayne losses. Archie Reisberg, captain of the team, was named as thi team's best player. Besides being a good shortstop, he als: had the highest batting average last year. Having only two experienced players, the J.V. team coached by Mr. Arnold Lent, depended on promising sophc mores in theirnine game season. Gorriottf Ed Petroskyp Wayne Reisberg. Third Row: Robert Knot manager, Bill Quail, Harvey Stolkerp Robert Knauffp Mr. Arnold Lan' coach: Dove Wimerty Melvin Heller, manager. ll ,,.. ae-?ls .. , ,ACM JL'PZ'...:.fi: 6: .3311 donna 1, .- . I ssfselbailil i