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

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WM ff fcuescnox I 1 came home when Groom performed the most colorful act of the day by slam mmg the horsehxde rnto the pasture for a three base jaunt McLean who had already proved hrmself a hero added prestrge to Grooms glorrous act by brrng rng hrm home on a perfect bunt The freld play on the Part of the Panthers rn thrs game showed a perfect orgamzatron of smoothness and proved to ball followers nn these woods that they were to make a strong bud for the txtle THE ANALY, GAME For the frrst trme m ten years a Santan Rosa Hrgh School nrne frnally suc ceeded rn regrstermg a vrctory over therr tradrtnonal rrvals the Analy Trgers Analy has held the Indran srgn over the Panthers ever smce the days of Ernre Nevers but May 5 1928 marked the change of new era and the jmx was broken on Analys diamond Capt Lrndy McLean was the hero of the day by handmg the Trgers the royal goose egg and allowmg them but two hrts and smkrng out 11 batters Santa Rosa started off rn the second canto when Howard poled a two bagger wrth two men on both scorrng on the hxt The seventh mnmg marked Analys Waterloo Two srngles a double and another smgle by Groom Bran stetter and Howard accounted for three runs and the Panthers tallred another rn the nmth for old trmes sake Groom starred wrth the wrllow for the day gettmg two doubles and a srngle out of four trips to the plate Howard accounted for two hrts Thrs vrctory put Santa Rosa and Tamalpars rn a ue for sectron B of the North Bay League of the C I F SECOND TAMALPAIS GAME In a play off game for the champxonshrp of section B of the N B L C I F the Tamalpans Indxans agarn proved that they had the Indran sxgn on the Panthers when they defeated Santa Rosa rn a 6 to 2 vrctory on Nevers Freld Capt Lrndy McLean prtchrng hrs last game for Santa Rosa Hrgh twxrled a good game but farled to receive real support from hrs team mates McLean was credrted wrth strrkrng out 13 men Santa Rosa scored rn the second frame when Grace sacrrfrced and Bran stetter came home on an overthow The Panthers other tally came rn the fourth rnnrng when Groom scored on McLeans sacrrfrce Thrs defeat elnmrnated the Panthers from further league competmon rn the C I F and gave Tam the rrght to meet Napa for the North Bay trtle A A TW . 1 .-.. --.- I 1 1 I t Y J Vl1FlYl lVl?l!ll?l?l. I . .l' 'lilllllil . .l3i?lR!lRPlRfl97lV

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L font Ecuo Sw1mm1ng Under the dxrectlon of Coach O W Former and the coachxng of George Fox an alumnus and former sw1m star of the hugh school Santa Rosa Hlgh School turned out an aquat1c squad that flgured very well for the 28 sea son Leo Collin proved to be the Panther maxnstay throughout the season In the North Bay meet held here Colhn won the sxlver cup awarded for mdlvldual honors of 13 pomts Other consxstent P0lI1t getters for the Panthers durmg the season were McGu1re Champnon and Hahn Interclass meet Sophomores and junnors tied for fxrst place wnth 52 2 3 ponnts each Senoxrs 9 2 3 pomts Dual meet wnth Santa Rosa junior College won by the Panther squad wnth 68 ponnts agamst the Colleg1ans 24 Trrangular meet w1th Petaluma and Healdsburg won by Santa Rosa wxth 62 2 3 pomts Healdsburg placed second wlth 79k pomts and Petaluma thrrd wlth 21 5 6 POIHIS NORTH COAST SECTION MEET Leo Colhn and Larry McGu1re were chosen to represent Santa Rosa IH the North Coast meet held at Sutro Baths San Francisco on May 18 Colhn after sw1mm1ng out of his lane came back strong by takmg a thlrl ln the 50 and a fifth 1n the 100 McGu1re placed f1fth 1n the plunge NORTH BAY LEAGUE IXIEET Tamalpaxs Union Hxgh School reta1ned xts last years N B L C I I' tntle when lf won the North Bay League meet held here on May 26 Tam reglstered 48 polnts to take fxrst place wh1le Santa Rosa wlth 29 markers beat out San Rafael by three poxnts for second place Healdsburg took fourth wxth 12 pomts wlule Petaluma placed f1fth w1th two markers Leo Collm won the sxlxer cup awarded for 1nd1v1dual honors when he took fxrsts IH the 50 and the 100 and second 1n the dmng for a total of 29 pomts Rogers Champnon took a fxrst 111 the Class B 50 yard sw1m, and Hahn nabbed a flrst IH the fancy d1v1ng I L J VIWFIQPIQFIWPIVIQFIYIWFIQFIQPI' 'IWPINPIQVIQFIVIWPIQFIXFIQPIQYIV I -f-if,-gli:-:.-.. :::-1,-1'-:'if,:-fbi: lil ,L ,L ,c,,t,..-.,. .4 'I -mu-Us I H ef 'C-it 0 trtt W LQ P . ...,..,- 4. . ,.-...a ' 4 ' . , ,,f, ,.Q.,,,,,' '?fiQLl. , ....,, , V' , 4 ' ' 4 V-.--at----HYa----get ,-w--.----- I 0 1 1 T4 ' fel it 'Wx g Y I I J J? I I rl 1 if E ? 5 4 :ul l l 91, 1 . . . l i X f 'N .. . . . . X lx hi ! . ' ' . . 1 ol 1- ' . . ' , l l . , yi 5 . ' . . ' i ' .' ' ' . ' 5 . . . . ' I . l - , I . A ' . , , . , , ' - ' . 9 U ya . g Y Q ..... 1. , W 5 . , . , . ' ' . ' I - .iv . . I 7 ' M A I . . 7 . .V. an . l . . . ' . f . . . . I 4 1 ' l