Newton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Newton, NJ)

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--------------------------------------T H E A U R o R A-N-J------W Boys' Baseball Owing to the early printing of .the Aurora, it will be impossible to give any information con- cerning the 1925 Season. 1 It is certain, however, that with nine letter - men, and a number of new candidates a team will be produced that will bring victory to New- ton High. Captain Abram Wiener and Coaches Riggin and McConnell are already hard at work in pre- paring to go through the following schedule, which Manager Ayres has arranged: Home Away Sussex May 15 May Z., Hamburg May 20 Mav 5 N etcong Apr. 14 May 8 Hackettstown April 29 Anr. 20 Rockaway May 1 May 13 Dover June 2 May 15 LETTER MEN Abe Wiener Hyman Wiener Abe Silverman Arthur Reagle Joseph Mussolino Harold Smith Louis Ratti Albert Reid Benjamin Wachstetter '1gl-.gpipqqn111-111111.-.nn--n1uu1.u-:u1Il1gn1,l1Ipins-nu-rslrnniuu1un1nl1qn-41:11:11: 1-ul1lu1ul1n1ll1I Page 58