Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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Wiki Q I QQ W W Xxx 1 Q 1' Q and Wheel Z Qhmmmmmmllis-as X NN WwwvwwwwwwwwxwyswsxwxwNwwvw. WWWNN W WW QWNNWN Varsity Baseball Xatcs Qmgrj Zimmerman Bassett Packard McKoy Bettens Cutter Van Aucken Holt, Mr. Halsted fcoachj lflower, Monks, Cooke, Pratt QCaptain5, Bauer, Sellers, Dougherty, McMaster The baseball team of 1951 turned in some fine performances, but on the whole it was not exceptional. It started off the season by administering 21 sound defeat to the Charlotte Hall nine at the field of the latter. Then came the spring vacation and needless to say this threw the team off its stride. Vocational was the first to conquer Severn's little band, and by a close game at that. Then came Poly, a strong aggressive, wideawake, team. Van Aucken deserves much credit for the way he held down the ancient rival to an 8-4 score, with Severn on the short side. Witlu a little support he should have easily suppressed them. Loyola and McDonough soon after- wards captured Severn's standards. And so followed all the games. When the team was going they could not be beaten but they seldom could get started. However, everyone on the team can attest that a lot of fun was had by all, despite the fact that the maroon has seen better seasons. No small amount of credit is deserved by Coach Halsted. Wlmenever anything went wrong, he was always the first to realize it and to remedy the fault. Wlmen one stops to consider the unlimited practice together that baseball requires, and that the Halstedmen had only a few back from last year, one cannot help but feel that they had a fairly successful season. NWBN WQWWWW WXWN NHWWYWN WNWW wvwwwNxXmxxxx'xwwuWWW NW I 'W s 1 : f Q. T, ' Anchor gmqwgmqk 5 i' 'T i i X as 5 a Q r 'flmmmwassssmssxssssssmmsssmsmsmsss-ass Q 4 Page 66 1

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