Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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Boys' Baseball left f1eld EXC1ted The p1tch wharn' and a hard h1t sa1led out 1nto d th h nkm of horns showed Sew1ckley Academy s apprec1at1on for a yells an e o g fme showmg by the baseball team under the d1rect1on of Coach Partenhe1mer e and Drew Kennedy represent On the mound D1ck Means Lowr1e Applegat ed the team w1th accura e P1 g the rest of the team t tchmn and they were backed up w1th fme teamwork by d t of the layers pa1d off well and Much emphasxs placed on the con 1 1on1ng p almost every afternoon all season the team endeavored to 1mprove 1ts battmg a.nd fxeldmg b d a reat deal of sklll and exper1ence In wmnmg and m losmg the oys game g and practxced excellent sportsmanslup 97' .f fl f .A . , e . ' ' D Olil I l O ' , . , . . Y . , . , - . . . . . g l A ,Q ' fi ' . , xl fl ff 4 ' ' ' x

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Boys Softball Th1s softball season was extremely mterestmg There was a large squad and the boys were always practxcmg durmg recesses The team seemed better than last year s because of the1r pract1c1ng The p1tch1ng was wonderful and the f1eld1ng 1mproved dur1ng the season There was a rather large schedule and the most 1nterest1ng games were w1th Falk and St Edrnond s Both meetmgs were tense unt1l the last out But the b1ggest test was the annual Memor1al Day game w1th the fathers when they played the1r hardest and best to ach1eve v1ctory 1n th1s most xmportant contest Thanks to the good coachmg hard h1tt1ng and almost errorless f1eld1ng the team fared very well 3 Q f kj 1 9 ,' Q ,Q - X as 6 Av I M X '