North Vernon High School - Mirror Yearbook (North Vernon, IN)

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tive innings but in the sixth inning the S. H. S. got a little wild and we brought in six scores. After that we remained in the lead and the game closed with a score ot I2 to 7. The great number of scores being caused by errors on both sides. More's three-base hit and two- base hits made by Harman and Harper were some nice features of the game. The game was well at- tended and interesting. The last game of the season will be played with Greensburg H. S. at this place Friday, May 25. A good crowd is expected at this game and we can assure all a fast and in- teresting game. The track and field team has been unable to accomplish very much this year. Although we have had no meets, we have accumulated certain accessories which will be of value in furthering this line of ath- letic work next year. VVe hope to be able to have two meets with neighboring high schools, and if possible to send a team to the an- nual meet of the Soutliern Indiana Athletic Association. This may sound like a wild dream, but there is no reason Why we cannot if we have the cooperation of the entire North Vernon High School. KY 552'

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Cox pitched a good game and many times did the Seymour boys beat the air unmercifully. Wetzel kept his big mitt behind the ball so well that only one passed him. A good crowd attended the game and school spirit was not lacking among the Seymour girls and boys. NVhite, Davis and Holland were so favorably impressed with the town and its people that they retnained until the next evening. NORTH MADISON vs NORTH VERNON On Saturday, April 28th, North Madison High School was repre- sented in our town by her baseball team. These fellows proved them- selves to be fairly good ball tossers but they couldn't beat us. At Hrst for several innings N. Madison stood in the lead. The score even stood 7 to 2 in their favor but in the sixth inning they began throw- ing the ball at each other in such a way as to cost them six scores. After that N V. led the way ani the game ended with a score of 7 to 12, giving us the victory. On ac- count of an injury received while practicing, Capt. White was unable to play in this game and his posi- tion was played by More. NORTH MADISON LOSES TO NORTH VERNON AGAIN. The second trip of the baseball team was taken Saturday, May 5th, and this trip will long be remem- bered by those who went. At 6:30 a. m. the boys left in high spirits and a crowded hack for North Mad- ison, a twenty-one miles' drive. The trip there was a pleasant one but all were glad when the destina- tion was reached. It being then noon the boys immediately ate their dinner and went to the ball field. The North Madison boys again started out in the lead but N. V. soon caught up and out- stripped them. The last inning of the game was played in a drizzling rain which made it rather unpleas- ant. The game ended with a score of to to 8, the victory ours. After the game the N. V. H. S. boys walked down the railroad to Mad- ison and back. Some of the boys had never seen the beautiful scen- ery around Madison and although all were tired when they returned to the hack at North Madison, yet all felt amply repaid for the walk. The trip home was tlOt uneventful but space does not permit us to print all the detailsg for information see the boys. We arrived home Sunday morning at 3:oo a. ni., a tired but happy crowd. ANOTHER VICTORY GAINED FROM SEYMOUR H. S. Seymour's aggregation of ball tossers came to our town Saturday, May I2, evidently with great inten- tions of being victorious. In the first inning Seymour scored twice on errors made by our men. The score stood 2 to o in their favor for

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