Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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V -47' ' -' A'--Avi-Ya mrvq X W ' ' .. .-J af, - i ,, 1 W Q A inc can won U- vc mm' L .HIE ,Eir- W--fff H Hiwl- qt I-f-1-1 Bu C Ll ll 0 In S V' f T 1 H , l I1IiatZi. . IIllH ' Jo Spellman hehind the hat has developed into the cleverest backstop that VVarren has turned out. He handled Ames and Groves hurling in perfect shape and his presence behind the plate has been invaluahle. VVarren loses a brainy haclcstop when Spellman graduates. Howells at first. Conway at short, McKee at second. Horner at third. Gizzarelli in left held. Polena in center, and Forrest at right made a rounded-out team that Vvarren has felt proud of. The faculty men were hot on the heels of the regulars and their tenacity was largely responsible for the determination of the regulars and their subsequent success. The scores of the games this season are as follows: M a y M a y M a y M a y M a y M a y M a y M a y Opponents Girard Kent State University School Cleveland Heights Cuyahoga Falls Middlesex Girard Cuyahoga Falls The two games with Lakewood are not on this list. Nvarren 4 Home 6 Home 6 Home 9 Home 14 Home 8 Away 7 Away 6 Away I Page Eighty-flzrnl

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. - v Q ., i . Yfnrrcn High School C Hail 0 E S Nincfccn Twcnfy-fivc BASEBALL SQUAD Warren Chalks Up Excellent Baseball Report The Red and White baseball team proved to be one of the smoothest playing ag- gregations to represent VVarren for a number of seasons. Made up of a bunch of hard hitters and errorless fielders the team has only one defeat to mar their record exclusive of the Lakewood games. The lone defeat was at the hand of Girard who earlier in the season was trounced by the Red and VVhite by the score of 4-0. Notwithstanding the defeat by such a large score the team and coach Sid Jones are deserving of much praise. The fighting spirit which characterizes Red and White encounters never waned in the course of the baseball season. Many of the teams defeated represented much larger schools than VVarren, such as University and Cleveland Heights. Leon Red Ames the slab artist who adorned the mound in the major encounters was the hurler who was responsible for a great deal of the team's success. Possessed with the tricks of fine hurling and a speedy ball he has mastered all the intricacies of the game. His dad, former Giant pitcher, has aided Red until the son is rapidly rounding into a form that will soon equal that of his dad's. Louis Polena, center Helder leads the willow swingers. He is a powerful yet brainy hitter whose good bat work has pulled a number of games out of the pit. The other members of the team all played ball that proved disastrous to some hard opponents. I Page Eighty-twol

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hlqurren High School C 0 E S Nineteen Twenhj-five? 4 Track Team The track team this year was too shy of material to win any championships. How- ever, it made a creditable showing when one considers the available material. livery man who was out for tracked worked conscientously and is to be commended for his diligent effort. The track team was entered in the following meets: South High at Youngstown: Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh: Mount Union at Alliance: Ohio State at Columbus. and Rayen at Youngstown. Christian Zahnow, considered one of the fastest half milers in the state was ineligible for all meets in Ohio except dual meets by reason of the seven semester rule. At Pitts- burgh, however. Critty won second place from the pick of Pennsylvania runners. The points made by the men are as follows: Zahnow -13 points Marshall -195 points Seppelin -633 points Ailes e24?3 points Thomas ee10 points Myers --1 1-15 points Dyer e-2 points Meyncke -5 points Hunter Y--4 points Nims --l points This does not include the Rayen meet. The material for next year is excellent, in fact, a team of champions is in view, Bryant from East will in all probability enter high school, and with other material from East and West, prospects are bright. Track is gaining in popularity in Warren high school and student support has been given wherever possible.