Park City High School - Kalendar Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Primary Team Park City also had a team in the Primary League, which Won the pennant. The age limit of this schedule Was Hfteen. Park City played through the schedule Without losing a game. The stars for this team Were Moore and E. Fielden. LINE UP: Moore Cflaptainj . . . ........... .... F orward Burkhart, R. ..... . . . Forward Fielden E. ........ .... C enter Warfel ............. .... G uard Burrows CManagerQ . . . ...... Guard Crime' W' . ............. .... S ubstitutes Coile SCHEDULE P. o. H. s. 3, Grade I 2. P. o. H. s. 115 North Knoxville o. P. o. H. s. -, D. D. qF0rfeitp. P. C. H. S. 185 McCall 8. P. C. H. S. 95 Rose Avenue 7. 39

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Junior Basket Ball Team Park City was represented by a team in the Junior Basket Ball League, a league which was formed during the past season and which was composed of Rose Avenue, North Knoxville, Park City and the Business Boys and Grade II of the Y. M. C. A. North Knoxville was not a member of the league the first season but was admitted at the opening of the second series. The only requirement of the league was that all boys participating in any of the league games must be under seventeen years of age. Park City tied with Rose Avenue for fourth plaee but lost the deciding game and was therefore relegated to fifth place. Long starred at forward for his team. G LINE UP: Long CCaptainj . . . ........... .Forward Tate ............. . Forward Fielden ......... . . . Center Aston . . . . . . Guard VVilds . . . ...... Guard Arnett .... ............... ..... S u bstitute SCHEDULE P. C. H. S. 65 Grade H 36. P. C. H. S. 245 Rose Avenue 15. P. C. H. S. 6, Business Boys 39. Second Season P. C. H. S. 95 Grade II 31. P. C. H. S. 10, Business Boys 35. P. C. H. S. -5 North Knoxville CForfeitD. P. C. H. S. 205 Rose Avenue 21. P. C. H. S. 135 Rose Avenue 17. 38

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Davis '13 CManagerj . .. ..... 1 .... .... C atcher Base Ball The base-ball season opened April 2nd, and with five of Iast season 's team back, including Roberts and Davis, last year 's crack battery, things looked good from the stand point of the followers of the Crimson and Gray. Up to date the team has hardly fulfilled their expectations, having lost the first three games. However it is thought that they will strike their stride before the season has advanced much farther. I Too much credit can not be given Coach Stair for his un- tiring eiforts in behalf of the team. lt was largely due to his efficient coaching that the team reached the playing strength which it has attained. The schedule up to date is as follows: April 2-P. C. H. S. 35 Maryville P. H. S. 10. April 8-P. C. H. S. 1, C. H. S. 6. April 16-P. C. H. S. 6, Maryville P. H. S. 16. LINE UPI Roberts '13 Newman '13 Clapp '13 .. Fielden '12 ..... . . Graham' '11 Burkhart '12 . . . . .Pitcher ...Short Stop Arnett '12 . . . . . . .First Base Second Base . Third Base . .Left Field Center Field .Right Field Tate '11 ...... .... McGee '10 . . .... Substitute F. G. A.