Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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ANCHOR 8: WHEEL Varsity SEVERN opened its lacrosse season with a victory over the St. Jolm's Freshmen in a practice game. The stickhandlers met Cen- tral High School of lVashington, D.f'., in the next encounter and chalked up their second victory in as many starts by a margin of three goals. In a return game with the Johnnies we tasted our first defeat, but only by a close margin. .Ks our book goes to press it would be a difficult matter to predict an unusually brilliant season. But, in the mind of the writer. that seems to be the foremost thought after having seen the '33 Maroons in action. They possess speed and durability, fair stickwork. and an indominable spirit to go out and win for the sake of the victory. lf the team continues to improve in the future as they have done in the past. then the aggregation will be up there in front when the season closes. When the call was issued for candidates early in the spring of the year a number of some twenty to thirty eager students turned out to learn the new rules and see how the game was supposed to be played. The team is still in a process of formation. Candidates likely to secure permanent positions are Smith, Stallings, Jubb, Teel, Mc-Master, Mehlig, Dalton, Turner, Howland and Picker- ing. All of these boys are being pushed for their positions from the ranks of the candidates. The schedule this year includes: Gilman, U.S.N.A. Fourth Class, Park School, U. of Md. Freshmen, Boys' Latin, McDonogh, IT.S.M.A. Fourth Class and Polytechnic of Baltimore.

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ANCHOR 81 WHEEL SEVERN base Mr Halsted thirty boys Severn bcho Varsity Baseball ball seems to be making more progress this year than s first call for candidates brought out approximately many of whom had some experience before entering ol. in previous years. There is more and better material available. 3 5 a A game, e lost this gam ing. Our in made a very rly in April. with Charlotte Hall was the opener. WVe e by one run, which indicates that spirit was not lack- experience in hitting cost us the victory. The team credible showing for a first game and supplied punch enough to prove to followers of' the sport that Severn will be heard a from in a ba It looks a Burger. Wa while Bliss parts of the for the first-b Martancik a possess both Burger, who position. Fo seball way this year. s though Bliss will hold the catches of Walsh and lsh had quite an amount of experience from last year nd Burger played with high school teams in other country. VVatkins and McKay are still battling it out ase job and either of these candidates is fair. Doherty, nd Hale make up the complete infield. They all speed and hitting ability. In the outfield there is is utility pitcher, and Green, who is almost sure of his r the other field positions, there are Baker, Brown and Witbeck. The schedule for this year includes: Forest Park, Tome, Mt. St. Joseph, U.S.N.A. Fourth Class, Calvert Hall, Poly, Voca- tional, Gilm an, McDonogh and Loyola

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