Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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Jmitball Alvut—Coach Carroll—Captain Northrup—Manager As football is quite an innovation in our school, having been plaved but two years, not much success has been made as yet; but, with the material which we have and the ability of Coach Alvut we expect to go over big in the coming seasons. Only two games were played this season, the first with Greenwich and the last with Hoosac Prep. At both places Schuylerville met with defeats, as both opposing teams were more experienced and the players much heavier. If the enthusiasm and school spirit keeps up during the coming seasons as it has in the past, we expect Schuylerville to come to the front. GJrark Alvut—Coach Doran—Captain At a meeting of the track team Jack Doran was re-elected Captain. An annual track meet is held at Warrensburg with teams of the Adirondack League competing. Last year Schuylerville High won, and prospects of another victory look better this year as we will have Mr. Alvut as coach. Those showing up well are: Dashes—Doran, Coulee, Harris, Carroll, F. Hunt. High Jump—Carroll, Montgomery, Coffinger, Craig, Lindahl, Naylor. Broad Jump—Carroll, Harris, L. Hunt. Shot Put—Coulee, Bennett, Coffinger, Hespelt, Boivin. 19

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(6irlii HaflkribaU E. J. Alvut—Coach Maugakkt Cunningham—Captain Dorcas Closson—Manager Winning the last seven out of nine games and thoroughly trouncing the Warrensburg Girls 17-7 in the last game of the season, the Girls’ team earned second place in the Girls’ Adirondack League. The Schuylerville Girls were the only team to beat the champion Hadley- Luzerne team which had not been beaten in three years. All High School non- league teams were overwhelmed. Teams winning over Schuylerville in the early part of the season by a few points were easily defeated in the latter part of the season in return games. Coach Alvut will be in charge next year and with all the girls returning, supplemented by stars from the Freshman Team, a ban- ner season is predicted. Opponent Where Hayed S.H.S. Opp. Fort Ann ..................................Home 24 12 Lake George .............................. Away 2 6 Warrensburg ...............................Away .‘1 9 North Creek ...............................Home 10 11 North Creek ...............................Away 10 12 Greenwich .................................Home 19 ,1 HadleysLuzerne ............................Home 11 7 Fort Ann ..................................Away 10 6 Lake George............................... Home 20 4 Corinth ...................................Home 22 12 Cambridge .................................Home 25 8 Wonder Girls ............................ Home 10 20 Hadley-Luzerne ........................... Away 7 15 St. Faith’s ...............................Home 37 13 Warrensburg ...............................Home 17 7 Points scored, 227; opponents, 134. HaarbaU O’Brien—Coach Si.ade—Captain H. Hughes—Manager When Coach O’Brien issued his call for baseball players, thirty students appeared at Fort Hardy Park to try for the team. A glance at the schedule shows that it will be a hard road to travel as we have joined a division of the Northeastern New York Public High School League consisting of the teams of Greenwich, Granville and Whitehall; the winner of which will play the other division consisting of Glens Falls, Hudson Falls and Saratoga. Prospects of a winning team look good as we had a good season last year and the same play- ers are back this 3rear. Corinth, Fort Edward and Glens Falls are the three non-league teams Schuylerville will play. 21