Washington County High School - Sejusof Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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Seventy-four I l Baseball Our baseball candidates gathered at Willow Lane Park March 18, for their iirst tryout of the season. prepara- tory to the opening Qftlllltl, April 11. Sixty l'2l1ltllIl2lf.0S reported and among theni were but four of last year's varsity, inaking thi11gs look blue for the season. How- ever uiuc-h available material is on hand including praeti- cally all of last year's subs, and there should be little trouble to pick a winning teani. At this early date of writ- ing little 'work has been done toward rounding out the teain as the field is a sea of mud. I'IOVS'9V9l',' the pitching staff has been going through a stiff workout and froni all ac- counts it looks mighty good. With the aid of such a bril- liant coach as Mr. Hurley, again, besides his able assis- tant Mr. VVright, we feel eon- lideut that our team will make a brilliant showing. NVe look forward to the baseball season of 1924 with a great deal of hope and ex- pectancy. and we believe this team will mark an epoch in the history of athletics at the XV. C. H. S. It is the begin- ning of an era of Cleaner and Better Athletics. The Schedule for the com- ing season, including the games of the Cumberland Valley League: Coach, MR. JOHN L. HURLEY MR. DUKE XVMGI-Pr 1710 p tain Howmm Is1cMINGER Jllanager PHYLIP RAUTH

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Track Team Coach . . . . . .MIL GLENN l'oFr1Nr:11RG1c11 Cflfjlfflfll . . . ....... GLENN S.. WVEILAN11 d'IflllfIfgl?I' .......... ........... . . .J UNIOR ITAHNESTOPK L02lTl'l9l.'IlI2lll NVolfo1-d Kuhn Rice Hutzell McLaughlin Miller Bowman Yeakle iVeiland Rider HIJ1'l11G Two certain indications of tl1e approach of Spring are tl1e appearance of tl1e robi11 illlfl tl1e track 111311. For SOIIIB ti111e before l1is actual coming o11t tl1e latter seems restless. Finally upon a certain warm day l1e evinces this desire to Sllilp out of it by attelnpting a few laps 011 tl1e cinder trail. It is S0011 a daily occurrence to see l1i111 grinding away for tl1e true track man knows the value of constant practice. At Surrey, track l1as grow11 from an almost ridiculed activity to one of tl1e major sports. For tl1e past several years we have l1ad splendid teams. Tl1ey have constantly carried off tl1e 1101l01'S ill the County Meets under tl1e auspices of the Public Athletic League of Maryland. They have do11e well ill the State IIIQQTS. Last year tl1e 111ile relay won tl1e Championship of tl1e Cum- berland Valley League. But this year XVTHI splendid material illld with Potty as coach we expect to break records by sta11di11g among tl1e iirst i11 the final meet at Baltimore. , A Tl1e schedule lllCllldCS besides tl1e P. A. L. contests, pending meets with St. JYIJIIOS, Allegheny County High fllld Charles Town High. ' Scfvcuty-tlzmcc

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