Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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THE SUTHERLAND 35 PROCTOR 14 PITTSFORD 9 On Saturday, April 25, Proctor easily defeated the strong Pittsford nine at Pittsford. The game was close for the first four innings but after that, Proctor began connecting with Keithts speed hall which resulted in Melher replacing him on the mound. Features of the game were home runs by Jake Ladabouche and Malher and triples by Canapa and Capt. W. Ladabouche of Proctor. PROCTOR 15 MIDDLEBURY 1 On Wednesday, April 29. Proctor defeated Middlebury High School on Porter Field by a score of 15 to 1. Strum pitched a good game for Proctor allowing onlyr twu hits and one run. This was the first game in which Proctor's first string line-up had played together. The game was called off in the seventh inning by Mid- dlebury. PROCTOR 6 BRANDON 5 On Saturday. May 2. Proctor competed with the Brandon nine at Proctor. The day was cold and it threatened rain at various stages of the game. The game was close throughout, although Canapa was not quite up to form on account of the weather. Bissel pitched a good game for Brandon. retiring many men to the bench. The sensation was furnished in the last half of the ninth when the score was 5 to 4 in favor of Brandon and Faignant secured first base. There Were two strikes on Swanson. the snappy shortstop, When he knocked out a triple bringing in Faignant. This followed by a single by Duprey. scoring the winning run. PROCTOR 9 PITTSFORD 0 On Saturday. May 8, Proctor shut out the Pittsford nine, 9 to 0. Proctor played air-tight ball as well as hitting Keith for hits. Canapa pitched a good game for seven innings but was relieved by Strum in the seventh. Capt. Ladabouche show- ed up well in this game by knocking out three hits out of five times at bat. PROCTOR 11 BRANDON 2 On May 13. Proctor met. the strong Brandon nine at For- estdale. As Proctor had Won by a close margin at Proctor, a good game was expected. After the third inning there was no question of the outcome as the Proctor boys were batting Bissel for numerous hits and Brandon could not seem to con- nect with Canapafs pitching.

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34 THE SUTHERLANIJ Although we have not won the Marble Valley League Championship and cup. the team deserves credit for winning five out of seven games so far. Coach Luddington deserves much credit for his work in rounding a team out of so much raw material. The linewup for the season is 215'. follows: J. Ladahouche. c. B. Canapa, p. M. Faignant, lst base M. Fay. 2nd base R. Swanson. s. 5. TI. Erickson, 3rd base H. Gale, I. f. Capt. XV. Ladahouche, c. f. T. Listzwan. 1'. f. PROCTOR 3 FAIR HAVEN 4 On Saturday. April 18, Proctor journeyed to Fair Haven to play the veteran Fair Haven nine. The game was close throughout although Proctor was handicapped by the ineligi- bility of two players and by having a lot 01 raw material. Canapa pitched a good game and most of the credit for Proc- tofs showing goes to him. Fair Haven? runs were secured mostly on errors. made by Proctor rather than by hits.

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3i: THE SUTHERLANIJ FAIR HAVEN 4 PROCTOH 3 Saturday, May 16. Proctor was defeated lay the seasoned Fair Haven nine. Wood pitched a good game for Fair Haven while Canapa hurled well for the home team. The game was a good one. the hits, being evenly divided. Capt. Bill Lada- bouche and Jakeh Ladahouche Imth secured a double and a triple. The Fair Haven team had an advantage over Proctor by having a team which had played together for practically three years. lam: .rv- . 'lllh'fllldluliliul l'l I'M . SENIUR BASK ETBA LL FHA M PIONS.