Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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I BASEBALL For a time it was undecided whether or not there would be a Baseball team, be- cause of the resignation of Charlie Nevin, to apply for a commission as a Physical Instructor in the Naval Air Corps. But, a well-known athlete of Morris County, and an Alumnus of the School, Jack Hurley, accepted the offer to coach. He had the hard task of forming a team at the last moment, with little time for practice, since the schedule had to be re- arranged to fit into a period of one month. SCHEDULE April 14th, Immaculate Conception H. S. April 17th, Carteret April 18th, Bayley High School April 21st, Open April 24th, Pingry April 27th, Carteret April 29th, Montclair Academy April aorh, Morris Junior College May 2nd, Immaculate Conception H. S. May Sth, Open May 8th, Pingry .pk Of the three returning lettermen this year, Fred Main has four years' experience on the team, while outfielder Walt Elsaes- ser had one of the highest batting averages last year, and Chick', Meehan did relief pitching. Among the new members of the team, Jerry Pangburn and John Dale, our pitchers, and Martin, Regan, Schultz and Traverse have all played on varsity teams. The list of candidates seems promising, and with a coach as capable as Mr. Hurley, the team has good chances of success. PLAYERS Shortstop-Martin Third Base-Regan Second Base-Schultz First Base-Pangburn Catcher-Main Pitcher-Dale Left Field-Meehan Center Field-Elsaesser Right Field-Traverse

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