Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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if fl IW' First row , Lto R: Ralph Lewis, Paul Brost, Walter Kopets, Chas. Hrutkay, Ernie Pudliner, Jim Miller and Frank Ross. Second row, L t R: C h R o oac oger Jorgenson, Frank Mansfield, Dave Clelland, Pete Bak, Fred Kreuter, Bert Sutton, Paul Drummond and Joe Laircl. A :.,. ris U ,,,,, .l,. . ,,.i ,,,,,,, 1 01 if Q Z 61, Z ,... IIAE Des p ite th e la c k of e n o U g h b l e a c h e r s e at s a n cl c h ea ted b y th e a lo b re v ia ted s h a de U s U a lly provided by th e fence th at wa s bein g reb U i l t, stu d en ts a n d tow n sfo l k still ia m m ed the corners of College Field to watch their col lege heroes perform on the diamond. The result: one of the best baseball seasons on record of the College H ill N ine. Down to defeat by one sided scores were teams like California C l 3-3 and l 4-61 and I-5 5 A l l ia n ce C l 8 - 1 J, a n d oth e r tea m s to b i te th e d U st w e re m ig h t y West Vi rg i n ia U ., w h o h a d co n - q ue recl h ig h - ri din g Pitt, Wa s h -J eff, St. Vin cent, A l leg h en y a n d West Liberty. On ly the Pa n thers d eefate cl o U r Yellow J a c kets twice, a n d D U q U es n e a n d Ge n e va d i d it o n ce ea ch . C oa c h R og J o rg en s on fa ced m a n y h a n d i ca p s th is y ea r, a s d o m o st co a c h es of s p ri n g sports at colleges, but winning 8 out of 12 played games were consolation for him and his Fred Kreuter Captain pretty wife, Betsy, who acted as official score-keeper. The double play combination of Lewis to Clelland to Drummond shone often. entire team won the praise of WC followers in lo Ross, Siesky and Kreuter twirled good ball, and the sing only one home game all season. l l 4 ...- 'Y F R? 'QNX s Hx ls 7 , K If I , I ,,,.,,,,.. ...,., , . I l .,,T.,.s, . is .,,, ,'. , Lau A31 'iff' f ff! , f I ' 'ffl ' V, ' f f' f' ,-4 fyxv .-I , .Ef - f ,, ,f,.VU ffl fits' A ' ' . f 5 W QZHK I WW WQ 4535 5. A fs' -.3 52 M5 f 3 .-fd , ' 2 - 4,5 why' f ,A ' 5-, if ' ' - I Wdz4jfWhQW- ' as 'W Vwifjqwww Q Q -4, , -sf. , .,,,,, , , - .. 'F 'Amt A X -. Z Af f. Q .v ,. .M ' V: .L uf-V Yi., A f - H ,- f . -f f , - , , ' - x A7 ,W fv glyffga , Jzf' ' . ,Q I L A as -id Runs, l swf, ., of fs ff? JJ,s. sisf 1llS, l11UCl1 excitement, low injuries and rlmlmrlv lmiglmliglitml one ol the lw-st baseball years lm' the Yellow .lacks-ts

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