Milton Township High School - Miltonian Yearbook (Milton Center, OH)

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..i.,..i..-..1.--..-ui..- - V- - - A --- Y C M11.'roN1AND----- ,W RESERVE BASKETBALL The reserves of Milton High School for 1956-57 had a very successful season. In their games they won nine out of thirteen games. The four lost games were played on the opponents' floors. Harry Whitacre played in most of the games as guard and held up his part quite successfully. The fact that their opponents never ran up a high score shows that the reserves had good defense. The second team players are promising material for the future first teams. The scores for the reserve games were as follows: Pemberville 7 24 West Hope Milton Milton Portage 9 Tontogany Milton lO Milton Liberty 9 Hoytville Milton ll Milton Haskins 7 Grand.Rapids 8 Milton lO Milton l3 Grand Rapids 6 Haskins l7 Milton 17 Milton 7 Liberty 9 Henry 6 Milton 15 Milton 8 Henry 15 Milton 8 Q-19375 -------

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GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES Pemberville 2O Liberty 19 Milton 8 Milton 2Q Portage 25 Henry 16 Milton 8 Milton 18 Liberty 25 Tontogany 14 Milton 25 Milton 17 Haskins 14 Jackson 17 Milton 55 Milton 11 Sylvania 25 . Haskins 12 Milton 20 Milton 25 Grand Rapids 15 Henry 15 Milton 25 Milton 19 Grand Rapids 4 Milton 15 1 TRACK REPORT We have a fine group of boys out for track this year. This is the second year we have had a track team here, and since most of the boys are still young, a fine team is ex- pected in a few years. Two of our boys, HDonH Moor and Wcappyu Meyers, are the only boys we will lose by gradua- tion. Don is a fine high jumper while Cappy excells in the half-mile run. We wish our team good luck in future years and hope it will establish itself as one of the leading teams of the county. The boys that participated are: Don Moor, Carl Meyers, Buckeye Durliat, Bus Dunn, Jake Heilman Gaylord Groff, Harry Whitacre, Don Harshman, Ross Hall and Maurice Moor.

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BASEBALL In the season of 1956-57, the Milton High School team lived up to its school's tradition, by compiling a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. The team was selected from 15 candidates, which gives weight to the fact that the team members developed them- selves into a winning aggregation. The pitching was ably handled by Donald, HDizH Feehan and Harold, NBusW Dunn, The catching was well received by Dale Richardson one of our only two Seniors. We will always remember ULib'sW ability to run out bunts. First base is controlled by Bernard HBuckeyeH Durliat who, with a little more At second base, we any coach the njittersn he shall be a leader in At short stop, we Carl UCappyN Meyers, speed, will make a good hitter. have Gaylord Groff, who would give and applauds. With more experience fielding. present our other Senior member, who usually Hcapsn off everything except hits. We may find Carl playing for some gas or oil team in Custar, soon. At third base, we had several personages mainly NBusU Dunn, whom most coaches would like to have on their team, because he works well in any position. In the outfield, we have Ned Hathaway, Jake Heilman, Ross Hall, Harry Whitacre, Emerson Anderson, Raymond Wag- ner, Richard Blasius, and Raymond Herr,