Santa Rosa High School - Echo Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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dwff -5 -1-lg, ,gi:: ' r lk-:TR 71- - ' 'i 44-1 Y A . Z' 'S . F r-c...u n audience ECHL? - or U. C. FROSH MEET The second meet of the season was held on the University of California oval between the U. C. Frosh and the Sonoma County All-Stars. Lyman Cox and Ed Wood, representing Santa Rosa, both placed in the meet. Cox was high point man for the All-Stars with six markers to his credit taking a second in both the low and high hurdles while Wood took fourth in the 440 THE HEALDSBURG MEET Turning in one of the finest exhibitions of track and field work shown during the season Santa Rosa defeated Healdsburg 93 to 70 Lyman Cox proved to be the Iron man for the Panthers when he took five firsts and one second place to score 28 points Ed Wood took second individual honors when he took a first two seconds and a third place The scores were Cox first in high and low hurdles broad lump shot put and javehn second in 100 yard dash Wood first in 440 second in 220 and discus third in Javelin McGuire second in shot Biavaschx second in javelin Collins second in 440 and high jump third in 220 Richardson first in 880 Wright third in 100 Tarwater second in mile C larr C Freedman first in 220 second in 50 Thompson second in broad jump third in Page first in shot third in broad jump Powers second in shot third in high lump TAMALPAIS MEET In the four cornered practice meet between Santa Rosa Tamalpais Peta luma and Cogswell held at Tamalpais on April 14 Santa Rosa was able to points won the meet Petaluma with 55 points took second place Lyman Cox was high point man for Santa Rosa by taking a first and third in the high and low hurdles respectively Francis Alkire with a toss of 103 feet won the discus throw and took fourth place in the jaxelm Moore and Richardson placed second and third respectively in the 880 Wood took second in the 440 and McGuire third in the shot which com pleted the scoring for the Panthers 7 . , 5 . . 50. garner a total of 20 points to take third place, while Tam Union, with 69 . .Y . V ' . 7 . , u awn'lnmm. .a . M i . a' 'nvlvu vsnrnvl

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f7'fche ECHO fs . - . n a 1 . . C A1 l r f ' Ja! 47,7 H t Yin X Baseball Baseball at S R H S for the 28 season was all that the word success stands for Twenty men reported for practrce on March 10 and out of th1s squad Coach O W Fortrer dexeloped a team that ned Tamalpars for frrst place rn sectron B of the North Bay League of the C I F The Panther prtchrng stable was composed of Capt McLean johnson and Howard McLean proxed beyond all doubt that he was the best twnrler rn the North Bay League Hrs consrstent pltchxng of two and three hrt games through out the season was above reproach ohnson and Howard also proxed therr worth as chuckers Howard when not on the mound played rn the outfleld The Panther rnfreld composed of Groom catcher B Grace frrst base Bran stetter second base Alkrre thrrd base and Hartman at shortstop was one of the best workrng combmatrons ever to represent Santa Rosa Hrgh Prcmmr Schmrdt Rossr and Howard held the outfreld POSIIIOUS down to good adwantage The Panthers played fue pre league games and emerged vrctorrous on four occasrons The outstand1ng feature of these trlts was the no run no hrt game all took turns on the mound durxng the practrce games The refullr 0 Ike pre league amer Santa Rosa 5 Tomales 2 Santa Rosa 2 Tomales 3 Santa Rosa 18 Mrddletown 2 Santa Rosa 6 Sonoma 0 Santa Rosa 11 Mrddletown 4 THE TAMALPAIS GAME Santa Rosa Hrgh School s Panther baseball nme journeyed to Tamalpars to L J l , ,. . . . . . . 1 7 - . 1 I f t ' . . . . . ' Y 7 hurled by Lefty johnson against Sonoma. McLean, johnsonfand Howard . f A . - , g ,. vuvnvnvnvnvlvlvlvlsllvl' 'svn ,, .lvasrnvuszuarnvavnv