Spaulding High School - Red and White Yearbook (Rochester, NH)

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28 THE RED AND WHITE The schedule is as follows: May 25 Concord there May Iljortsmouth May 26 Laconia here ay A aconia May 31 Portsmouth, here . ?Iay gg gortsmoutih time June 3 Laconia, here une Omerswor ' ere Baseball Coach Herman is rounding his baseball team into shape for this year's encounters with only a hand- ful of veterans coming. back. As things look now the starting line up will be Roger Palmer, pitcher: George O'Brien, catcherg Gary Randall, first base, Gene Poire, second baseg Rich- ard Brennan, shortstop, Vaughn Walsh, third base: Reginald Grenier, left field, Victor Cardosi, center field, and Norman Beaudoin, right field. CONCORD 7--SPAULDING 2 An inexperienced Spaulding High baseball team dropped a seven to two decision to Concord in their opening game of the 1949 season. The big blow for the Raiders was Gary Rand- all's second inning triple. Right- hander Roger Palmer went the dis- tance and did quite well as most of the Concord runs came as a result of poor support afield. Baseball Schedule May 3 Manchester Central there May 4 Concord here May 10 Dover ' there May 13 Laconia there May 16 Portsmouth W there May 18 Manchester Central here May 20 Dover here May 23 Somersworth here Jumor High Tournament A disheartened Junior High club came back from the Annual Grammar School Tournamen-t at Dover, after being eliminated in the quarter finals by a taller and older team from Ports- mouth. The Junior High club won their preliminary tilt with Newmar- ket. The ten boys who made the trip were: Co-Captains Daddy Fla- ker and Dick Lewis, Charles Her- vey, Jim Smith, Joe Taffe, Bob Vanesse, Don O'Brien, Dick Charles, Buster Lessard, and Ger- ard Beaudoin. Although the team did not have a very successful season, it looks as though there are some promising ball players on it for fu- ture teams at Spaulding. ' Track The Spaulding High School track team is looking forward to a success- ful season under coaches Lylis and Mooney. Among the veterans from last year's squad are runners Dick DesMarais, Pete Scala, Ray Stu- art, John Johnstone, Fred Morris, Mike Donlon, Carroll Ham, Bob Marsh, and Don Mills. Slim Bird, Happy', Barisano, and Moe Leary are three outstanding weight men returning. The worst blow that the team has received thus far is the report that star half miler Jim Upham will be unable to run due to a heart condi- tion.

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THE RED AND WHITE 27 Basketball The Spaulding High School bas- ketball team weathered a stormy sea- son this year and wound up with a record of five wins and fifteen losses. H-owever, everyone is looking for- ward to a better team' next year due to the number of experienced boys re- turning. The Jayvees came through with flying colors, posting a record of thirteen wins and four losses. The Juniors were led through their vic- torious campaign by Paul Harris and Arc Burbank with 161 and 149 points respectively. The following players participated in varsity bas- ketball. The Iirst eight were awarded their letters. Royal Edgerly, Senior Richard Cormier, Senior Gene Poire, Senior Richard DesMarais, Senior Richard Brennan, Senior Edward Shaw, Junior Louis Barisano, Junior Richard Hamilton, Junior Raymond Tremblay, Senior Thomas Slteeves, Senior James Flaker, Junior James Donlon, Junior Gordon Bird, Junior George O'Brien M. G. R., Senior The following players participated in Junior Varsity basketball. The first six received Junior Varsity em- blems. Thomas Burbank, Paul Harris, Robert O'Brien, Arnold Notkin, Frank Knights, John Carrigan, Morton Leary, Richard Grenier, Bruce Hescock, Kenneth Hussey, William Pelley, John Newhall, Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Track Schedule May Southeastern N. H. Meet at Rochester May Somersworth at Rochester May Clipper Relays at Portsmouth May Kiwanis meet at Laconia May Triangular meet between Rochester, Dover, and Portsmouth at Dover June State meet at Durham Tennzs Coach Beard and Captain Rich Cormier are trying to match last year's perfect record in tennis. This year's team will compete on a home and home basis with Portsmouth and Laconia.

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