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YEARBOOK 1956 F 1 . N1 . .K hr I ..-..-- is . 7 B X 7 rg, ' f Back row: Coach Adkins, Manager Lavino, Tracy, Farish, Ermentrout, Cantus, Tompkins. Front row: Smith, P., Dyke, Richardson, Hastings, Captain Richmond, Tulloch, Farr, Wheelock, Sanford. THE BASEBALL SEASON The most remarkable news about this year's ball club was the improvement it made. With only five returning lettermen, and the rest of the team consisting of seven boys recruited from the lower team and two New Boys, the team was green. The first five games of the season were lost by rather decisive margins, but the team did not give up and they did learn to play baseball. The next two games were lost by only one point, while the two following games were won. Any club that can take the lickings at the beginning of the season that this team did and then come through with a strong finish, defeating some of the very teams that it had lost to so badly before, merits no- thing but the highest praise. The Fathers' Weekend 4-3 victory over Canterbury was the most exciting game of the season. john Farr led off the fourth inning with a double and scored the first run of the game on 'Mouse' Tulloch's single to left field. Canterbury picked up three runs leaving South Kent be- hind 3-1 at the close.of the seventh inning. john Farr began the Cardinal and Black's rally in the eighth with a single to centerfield. Tulloch sacrificed to advance Farr to second. Pete Richmond hit to the shortstop, who threw to THE BASEBALL RESULTS third to put out the sliding Farr. With Name AB R RBI 2B 3B BB SO SB AV Richmond 42 8 2 4 3 3 2 .429 Richardson 35 6 0 1 7 6 3 .286 Hastings 32 3 0 0 5 5 4 .281 Dyke 19 2 0 0 3 2 1 .316 Wheelock 28 5 1 0 7 13 3 .215 Farr 33 5 1 0 5 7 2 .303 Tulloch 34 8 2 0 10 18 7 .176 Tracy 25 4 0 0 4 9 1 . 160 Sanford 37 5 0 0 5 17 3 .108 Smith 25 0 0 1 2 12 0 .160 Tompkins 13 2 0 0 3 6 1 .000 Farish 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 .222 Cantus 9 1 0 0 2 4 0 .000 Ermentrout 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 .000 Total 344 49 6 6 56 107 27 .229 mu: South Kent 1 Berkshire 6 two away and a man South Kent 0 Salisbury 13 on first, J0l'1r1 RlCh- South Kent O Canterbury 10 31'ClSO1'1 and Bob Hast- South Kent 2 Westminster 7 ings walked to fill South Kent 3 Gunnery 7 the bases. Pitchers South Kent 5 Wooster 6 are not supposed to South Kent 4 Berkshire 5 be able tO hit, but Coach Adkins South Kent 4 Canterbury 3 Pat Smith won his South Kent 13 Millbrook 5 own ball game by South Kent 9 Westminster 17 blasting a long triple South Kent 8 Wooster 7 ro left Cenreffield South Kent 0 Salisbury 3 scoring all the base- runners. Captain Richmond
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SOUTH KENT SCHOOL I 7, ,, Back row: Coach Waller, Captain Wolfe, Coach 'Humphreys Front row: Mathews, Jenks, Frost, C., McDonald, Kemper. THE TENNIS SEASON THE TENNIS RESULTS South Kent 0 Canterbury 7 South Kent 0 Millbrook 5 S South Kent 0 Gunnery 7 South Kent O Canterbury 5 Jrr ai South Kent 0 Berkshire 7 South Kent 0 Gunnery 7 LVLL X ,itt South Kent 0 Trinity-Pawling 7 South Kent 1 Wooster 6 A Coach Waller and Humphreys junior Events - Track Half Mile - 1, jim Schwartz, Black, 2, Steve Hoitt, Senior Events -g Track Black, 3, Tom Leever, Black, 4, Steve Merrill, Black, 5, jam Lanier, Black. Mile Run - 1, George Worthington Cardinal' 2 Mal 220 1 . , ' - , . Q ' ' -- , jim Schwartz, Black, 2, Tom Leever, Black, Lloyd, Cardinal, 3, Al Pease, Cardinal, 4, Reeve Cantus, 3, Pete Finch, Cardinals 4, Pete Moon, Cardinal: 5, Jim Cardinal, 5, Ted Posselt, Cardinal 440 - 1, Lou Kellam, Cardinal, 2, Mal Lloyd, Cardinal, 3, Al Mathews, Black, 4, Allen Ermentrout, Black, 5, Pat Smith, Cardinal. 100 Yard Dash - 1, Sandy Severance, Cardinal, 2, Legare Cuyler, Black, 3, Dave Wheelock, Cardinal, 4, John Richardson, Cardinal, 5, Gill Peabody, Cardinal. 100 Yard Hurdles - 1, Legare Cuyler, Black, 2, Dave Wheelock, Cardinal, 3, John Farr, Cardinal, and Bob Hastings, Cardinal, 5, Spencer Reynolds, Black. Senior Events - Field Broad Jump - 1, Dave Wheelock, Cardinal, l7'2 , 2, Legare Cuyler, Black, 16'0 , 3, Bob Hastings, Cardinal, 15'9 g 4, Bob Sanford, Black, 15'8 , 5, Spencer Rey- nolds, Black 15'2 . High jump - 1, Lou Kellam, Cardinal, 2, Tom Allan, Cardinal, 3, Bob Sanford, Black, 4, Bill Farish, Black, 5, Jack Coleman, Cardinal. 50 Lanier, Black. 100 Yard Dash - 1, jim Schwartz, Black, 2, Tom Leever, Black, 3, Pete Finch, Cardinal, 4, Tony Adams, Black, 5, Pete Moon, Cardinal. 100 Yard Hurdles -- 1, Tony Adams, Black, 2, Pete Finch, Cardinal, 3, Tom Leever, Black, 4, Rufus Coes, Black. Junior Events - Field Broad Jump - 1, jim Schwartz, Black, 16'5 , 2, Tuck Ingersoll, Black, 15'0 , 3, Jim Barr, Cardinal, 14'4M , 4, Bill Heuss, Cardinal, 13'10 , 5, Nick Doble, Cardi- nal, 13'8 . High Jump - 1, Tuck Ingersoll, Black, 4'7 g 2, Pete Moon, Cardinal, 4'6 , 3, Jack Agate, Black, 4'5 , 4, Bob Dickerson, Cardinal, 4'5 g 5, Bill Heuss, Car- dinal, 4'3 . Shot Put - 1, Jack Agate, Black, 34'4 , 2, Pete Moon, Cardinal, 30'7M g 3, Bob Dickerson, Cardinal, 27'11 , Shot PU! M- 1, Pete RiChffl0f1d, Black, 36'11W 5 2, 4, jim Barr, Cardinal, 27'1 , 5, Bob Waldner, Black, George Wolfe, Cardinal, 33'5 , 3, Pat Smith, Cardinal, 26'6M , 32'9 g 4, Gill Peabody, Cardinal, 32'7 , 5, George , , Turner, Black, 521111. The two mile relay was Won by the Cardinals.
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CMile coursej. Rowing as the Thrid Boat, Lost SOUTH KENT SCHOOL I I ' if ' ' yk Q Ht: 2 3 Q, ff-i 1 . ,' ,, l q J' 155 es.. ' ,. fs ki .Q ,,.. F B' C ,t . ai., ,M I ,.OO ., A, M., ., 1 'L .1 . 1 ' rf- s'f:-:' 1. ' ' .5 1 ' f f, at : S'Tl, ff-1ffefci:::,,29f ,, 4 :am v a s Tl- n ,- .aa wf,,-- If ,X -1... ,p-. rr 't 'N - t .K.-- 1: f',..-- 5' G .-- -- ' ia: .fzf -- :f f , .,L, 1v1aE,, ,, ,54u-az, 91,5 :Lk , :-' .-'15 f- eer , C , I. A as f -f ,L px: M- f, G 'xfy - Iazrilfs? l :ll ' SU Sw f l 5 Sizm f: 11 555 ,, ' . tell Q- t - h 1 :3 - ' in 1 1: , J' ' 1 - H 3' 5. ' :L--A . , , Y-u - ' 1 I .A , f' . . L - ag , v- . f f r 4 5 3' : , . f ,OO , O i s y ,t .. , , ' :rx as f M THE FIRST CREW THE SECOND CREW Lloyd, Strokes Captain Allan, Three: Pease, TWO! Maybach, Stroke, Turner, Three: Lee, Two, Moody, Worthington, Bow, Reynolds, Cox, Wilson, Manager. ' Bows Rikef, COX, W X. THE CREWSEASON ll FIRST BOAT: Lost to St. Mark's COne footy Captain Tom Allan and to Gunnery, Lost to Gunnery COpen waterj, Lost to Salisbury QOne lengthj, Lost to Poughkeepsie High School and to Gunnery CMile coursej, Lost to Pomfret COne-half lengthj . At Lake Quinsigamond: Finished third in the preliminary heat, losing to Browne and Nichols and Brooks, and defeating Choate and St. Mark's. Did not qualify for finals. Finished fourth in consolation race, losing to Pomfret, Belmont Hill, and Salisbury, while defeating Choate and St. Mark's. SECOND BOAT: Rowing as the Third Boat, Lost to St. Mark's CTwo lengthsj and to Gun- nery CThree lengthsj , Lost to Gunnery CThree- quarters lengthj. Rowing as the Second Boat, Defeated Salisbury CDeck lengthy Lost to Poughkeepsie High School and to Gunnery to Pomfret fThtee-quarters lengthj. Rowing as the Second Boat at Lake Quinsigamondg Finished third in the preliminary heat, losing to Belmont Hill and Salisbury, and defeating St. Mark's and Choate. Did not qualify for finals. Finished fourth in consolation race, losing to Brooks, Gunnery, and Browne and Nichols, while defeating St. Mark's and Choate. THIRD BOAT: Rowing as the Fourth Boat: Lost to Gunnery COne lengthy . Rowing as the Third Boat, Defeated Salisbury CThree-quarters lengthy, Defeated Poughkeepsie High School COne lengthy and lost to Gunnery COne lengthj CMile coursej. Rowng as the Second Bot: Lost to Pomfret CTwo and three-quarters lengthsj. Coaches Dingman, . . Small, . Smith, . . and Stephens. Manager Wilson
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