Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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9 l 4 .Wa Maher-Dwycr-Driscoll-Ive-Gehrcs ROZEYS'-Sfafkel-H0g3n'BUchtmann-'MCCOY DeBurgh-McDon:1ld--Boehm-Frei MCSSHCI'-Faffflf-SmlEh'-BOYIC BASEB LL LEAGUE Y 1 1 HE baseball leagues, organized by Father Gerald, O. S. B., and Father Philip, 0. S. B., proved to be more popular than the basketball circuit..After the baseball season had started, not a day passed by but the crack of the baseball bat and a crowd of students on the campus following the performance of the baby leaguersf' The games were replete with mo-re than mere sand-lot baseball and developd many players that should prove to be good Varsity material in future years. The B leagues were captained by Hammersmith, Crogan, Driscoll, and Ho-gan. Due to the Samarco going to p-ress at the beginning of May, we are unable to get the final results of the league, but undoubtedly Driscoll will take the championship of the league, for up to this time he has won five games and has no defeats marked up against him. The members of his team are: Captain Driscoll, Hrst base, Frei, catcher, Dwyer and McDonald, pitchers, Catalinich, second base, C. Ive, shortstop, Boehm, third base, Ott, left field, 0'To-ole, center field, Maher and DeBurg'h, left field. The leading hitters of the entire BU league are McDonald, Dwyer, Regimbal and Driscoll. Messner is by far the best hurlerin the league. ReggmgalzwalSh-Ff08fU1fT11Ylor-Gehres Rutkowski-Campbell--Hnmmersmith-O'Donnell-O'Loanc C UY8 -Midi C'-Nvhlte-Lawrence MCBFid0'lNflCNC!'tl1l10Q'-I'Illl1fCl'1GllI'I'CCllY is xx',.5-N-- -3 w 1 I 1 l x I l- 4 3 X , 1 , . N. -xv: ,- .M - - l I I

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i ll l 2 l i l u 1 1 . . X 1 l I ? l , 'S F Keenan-Roehl-McHugh-Collen-Hentschell Stein-Chiappa-Gillio-Farrar t' LEAGUE BASEB LL 1 1 1 HE A League was organized under the direction of Father Philip Bagan, and has a large number of boys enrolled in it. The captains for the AU League are: J. Lange, D. Mason, and F. McHugh. The small diamond at the far end of the campus has been the scene of numerous bitterly contested battles and the place where many hotly contested arguments as to the merits of the various teams have been settled. - The team of Lange is composed of Woods, L. Lyons, W. Taylor, Tillman, Bruce, Schnider, Strata, Tierney, and Silvain. At present this team'is leading the Held, but the other two teams are strongly contesting this position, and when this book goes to press the team of Mason is running a close second, while the team of McHugh is crowding? close on the heels of Mason. Mason's team is composed of G. Hammerschmith, Fuchs, Barry, Prstek, Freeley, Ayotte, Nelson, Lynch, Babcock, and McAnerney. McHugh has the good fortune of having a lucky number of men on his team- thirteen. They are: Gillis, Roehl, Carr, Chiappa, Hentschell, Keenan, Collins, Farrar, Stein, Gillio, White, and Leik. 1 ll lslI l SJ i, ' Frcclcy-Lnlonde-Mnson-Babcock-Sta:lxam Tillman-NVoods--Lang-Lyons-Sclmidcr Nelson-Hnmmcrsmith-Fuchs-Barrio Stradn-Tierney-Brucc-Dunham iffxl ,:',l ,al , l e A M, QM. .pe

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I x I I I I I 1 I 1 II I I I I I I I I ' we af. f-'-AJ. 'Y- ,QL 1. - .f 'f . 'f ,A T5 .aw ' :Z1Q'5j'f': ' AC' 'W A 1 'Q A A 'H . ' I I I I 4, .Q , I .. ' af - f V ' , 1 1' 1' 4 - . Q v V 4 ug., I I Q7 I f .' 5 I' I 9 . ' 1 Z2 PRQPERTY MANAGERS ARKLE, HUGHES, AND BRENNER have just completed a very successful year as property managers. The duties of the property men entail a great deal of labor that should not be underestimated. The athletic equipment must be kept in first class condition, not to mention the. caring for the football field, baseball diamond, and gym. The orderly arrangement of the equipment is ample proof of their ability and will- ingness to work for their Alma Mater. It was indeed fortunate that men of the calibre of our present property managers could be obtained for this work. By the faithful fulfil- ment of their duties, the trio has earned the gratitude of the coach and players as well, as the school as a whole. The gym is now equipped with showers, dressing rooms and a new heating system, also a well equipped stage and three hundred new chairs for plays, assemblies and other social activities. We now have a gymnasium that we can be proud of. The Physical Director, Rev. Father Edward, O. S. B., has his ofhce in the new gym. Between the Physical Director's office and the athletic property room is the abode of Markle and Hughes. While Markle and Hughes were turning out for sports, the brunt of the work was carried on by Daisy Brenner, the third member of the property force.