South Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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46 THE CHRONICLE BASEBALL First RowfMr. Griffith, K. Bailey, K. Bean, W. Snow, R. Richards, D. Hile, F. Weeks. Second Row-P. LeBlanc, J. Harney, S. Swan, P. Martin, D. Dodge, D. Johnson. Third Row-R. Tuttle, R. Lauzier, R. Bennett, N. Block. South Paris won its first state cham- pionship after falling short in basket- ball and being declared ineligible in foot- ball. The strong left arm of Bill Snow, combined with the heavy hitting of Ray Richards and Kent Bailey, led the Card- inals. Leading Hitters: Richards, .4713 Bailey, .4221 Snow, .400Q Bean, .3143 Harney, .313. Pitching Records Aver- Won Lost So BB age Snow 10 0 151 44 1.000 Martin 1 0 12 6 1.000 Swan 1 0 9 3 1.000 Richards 0 1 3 3 .000 Paris won the opening game of the tournament 6-1 over Mechanic Falls, behind their ace hurler, Bill Snow, who struck out 19. Bailey and Harney were the big hitters. The second game we took from Liver- more Falls by the score of 3-0. Bill Snow pitched a no-hitter and struck out 14. Paris got 7 hits, 5 walks and went out on strikes 8 times. Paris' one man pitching-staff made it 9 straight by defeating Saint Ignatius 5-1 on only 3 hits and 14 strike outs. Richards got 2 for 4 and 2 RBPS to take hitting laurels for the game. Paris brought the season to an end in high fashion by belting Eastport 10-1. With only Bean, Hile and Swan graduat- ing, a good showing in 1952 is indicated.

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48 THE CHRONICLE GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row-V. Stearns, A. Card, A. Lowe, A. Hapgood, H. Bean, M. Starbird. Second RowfMiss Laverty, B. Hall, N. Kelleher, E. Gay, B. Gammon, R. Bourgois, G. Harding, C. Davis, E. Gay. Basketball practice for the girls be- gan in November under the direction of Coach Laverty. About twenty-sev- en girls came out to practice. Later in the season the squad was cut to twelve who made up the varsity team. Vir- ginia Stearns was elected captain, and Christine Davis and Eleanor Gay were elected managers for the 1951-52 sea- son. The starting six consisted of three Seniors, two Juniors and one Sopho- more. They were Amy Hapgood, Jun- ior, C. F.g Marion Starbird, Senior, L. F., Virginia Stearns, Senior, R. F., Ada Lowe, Senior, L. G., Annette Card, Jun- ior, C. G.g Hazel Bean, Sophomore, R. G. The reserves who helped the team through the season were Beverly Hall, Bertha Gammon, Rosemary Bourgois, Seniors: Glenice Harding, Nancy Kelle- U her, J niors. Although our record for the season was four wins and four losses, we feel it was a successful season, as much ex- perience has been gained. The three members of the starting team and the three substitutes who will be lost through graduation wish the team next year t The SCOFES Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris The he best of luck. games of the season and the are as follows: 25-Bridgton 32 40-Alumni 48 28-Livermore Falls 23 30-Bridgton 50 35-Mexico 34 34-Mexico 27 44-Woodstock 46 46-Livermore Falls 32 West Paris games were cancelled.