South Glens Falls High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (South Glens Falls, NY)

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First row, left to right: Jack Potter, Ned Roach, Dick Allen, Ed Potter, John Noyes, Jack Celeste, Gary Duell. Second row: Jack Conklin, Phil Fgrry, Gary Lashway, Clint Chapman, Bill Cutler. Third row: Victor Root, Manager, Leeward Rivers, Milton Beakbane, Don Allen, Dave Flagg, Lyle Gray, Coach. Baseball 1952 ln 1953, Coach Lyle Gray's diamoneers wound up another successful baseball season, winning 7 while losing 5. Sparked by the high, hard one of ace chucker Jack Potter and the steady clubbing of Clint Chapman C3335 and Dick Allen l.3l6J, the squad rolled through their Saratoga County League schedule with but 2 defeats. The team, which carried the Bulldogs through most of their encounters, found Ed Potter at the backstop with brother Jack or Gary Duell chuck- ing. Dick Allen held down first while the rest of the infield posts were operated by Ned Roach at second, John Noyes at shortstop, and Jack Celeste SCHEDULE WE THEY Glen Falls, home .,... ..... 7 l Fort Edward, away eeeeee ,,.., l 6 Argyle, home ,......... .,..,,.. 8 16 Greenwich, away .....,. ,lo l 'Hoosick Falls, home ,eee .,-..... I 0 7 Corinth, away ., 5 l Glens Falls, away ..... ..... 4 7 'Burnt Hills, away .,... ...., 2 4 Ballston, home ......,.. ..-..... 5 4 'Stillwater, home ,v,,. .,,.g,,, 'l 6 7 i'SchuylervilIe, away .... .,,,,,,, 1 4 9 Corinth, Rec. Field PLAYOFF .,,.,-.,.,...,.,. ,---- 4 6 'Denotes League Game at the hot corner. Clint Chapman, Gary Lashway, and Phil Farry roamed in the outer gardens. Re- serves included Dave Flagg, Bill Cutler, Don Allen, and Jack Conklin. The Bulldogs went through their regular sea- son League play with a 6 win, l loss record which threw them into a tie for first with Corinth. A playoff followed with the Graymen coming out on the short end of a 6-4 verdict which Corinth pulled out of the fire in the last inning. It was a heartbreaker to lose but the boys took it in stride and once again went up the cry wait till next year .

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juniar Var ity l6'a kcfb ll Coach Sal Fedele's Bulldog pups got off to a bad start in their 1952-53 season and iust couldn't seem to get started until mid-season. When things were brighten- ing up, Andy Husarik was called up to Varsity and it no doubt hurt the squad. The J.V.'s were fed by their bucket man, Don Allen, who poured through a sea- son's total of 193 points, and by scrappy forward Jim Cutler, who bucketed 154 points. Dick Potter and Bob Farry improved steadily and showed plenty of poten- tially for future years as the former scored 98 and the latter 88 points. Much credit must also be given to Andy Husarik who tallied 77 points in 12 games and tfplkrfu to the keen ball handling of Ned Roach who hooped 73. li assi M .., X ' fait if M rf 'C 'V lip ll WL Pa,.f Q Q X L nfl' K 3 IIL X L ,f WE THEY WE THEY Ballston 4 7,,,,a 33 47 'Ballston ,oo,,oo.oa..AA,,c 550 44 Corinth fff.....A.d .,A7,, 3 3 38 Corinth ,,....,,,.accc..ccc. 41 43 Hudson Falls ...aaa..,aaa 42 45 'Fort Edward aaa........s.c 47 56 Fort Edward ....d bd,,,, 5 4 48 'Hudson Falls .sssccsss 5 ,44 65 Burnt Hills ..dbbd. ,,.,,, 3 5 38 'Burnt Hills ...... - cccccccc 45 49 5Cl1UYlerville . .,7,. 58 33 Schuylerville oo..oa,..., 543 47 Greenwich bbb.. 7 ,,tas 55 39 'Greenwich .ov..., 44 51 'Hoosick Falls ....Vv..., ,51 24 Hoosick Falls ..,..oaooaaa 37 25 Slillwaier .,...,. ..,s , 52 Q28 'Stillwater ,,,,,,s,,s,. 23,68 37 f lf X 'Denotes home games A F 1 f , 1-li . NJ V tfff' rx f f'L'. 1- P , , A K M . I . KR i Q X , X kg :Ig L ' . l C ff ,j x 1' Nxt! kj 4- i ' ,K L . be -fo of ff K l l l 4 lx- ' N K PWM' 5 3 N-' r t 1 I. ,. 4 Kneeling: Manager Bob Rhodes, Greg Parry, Bob Farry, Dick Potter, Ned Roach, Arthur Rozelle, David Flagg, Hank Rudio, Manager. Standing: Gary Gabriel, Jim Cutler, Don Allen, Larry Vandercar, Coach Sal- vatore Fedele, Bob Sullivan, Andy Husarick, Jim Stewart, Bob Dion. l l Q 1 1.

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Tennis Hlzampzm 1952 South High's T952 net men completed another undefeated season and once again vvon the Sara- toga County League Championship. The six man squad consisted of Loren Rhodes, first singles, Bob NlcMorris, second singles, and Newell Bahr, third singles, while Dave Gabriel, Harold Granger and Bill Glacy all alternated in the doubles as Coach Lewis Smith saw fit. Our first match was with Corinth, whom we defeated in a nail-biting match by a score of 3-2. ' CL The team next iourneyed to Ballston where they won by a score of 4-l. The Bulldogs improved as time vvent on and at Schuylerville they easily vvon a 5-O victory. Sparfs Snap if'-TONE GAM fs. A I ,5 .9 2.15 L f ,P H04 A r Bob McMorris, Newell Bahr Loren Rhodes, Bill Glacy Absent. Harold Granger, Dave Gabriel. The squads last game was with undefeated Greenwich. Although the match was evenly played, South High finally emerged victorious and as a result, still holds the distinction of never losing a tennis championship in the Saratoga County League. t'FW liEEi-,.LT, J L lligigpsigx FAL , . i g , Q T x ' 'ffffeifxalf lwlogrilriiw W' i' KICK OFF ISPM. Q 792 B gift P5 45 l