West Seneca Central High School - Acenes Yearbook (West Seneca, NY)

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as so .... ,.,,, lst row: Frontera, Reopoluc. Blando, Pietrzak, Knuth, Pearce, 2nd row: Mr. Robinson, Wright, Sabo, Springer, Zimmerman, Murray, Flury, Clausen, Piegza, Mumm, Schoenhardt, Mr. Ryan. .W , BASEBALL Br.sEm.L1: QQ-IiEDUI.E 5 WEST, Seneca Hamburg 3 West Seneca Woodlavm West Seneca Hamburg S Meet Seneca QI-Chard park West Seneca Sloan 2 West Seneca Blasdell WEST, Seneca Orchard Park l 'west Seneca Eden O I X' West Seneca Depew 7 'West Seneca Eden West Seneca Blasdell 2 'nest Seneca Woodlawn f West 'Seneca 5109-fl U West Seneca Hamburg BASEBALL Familiar faces were missing as West Seneca's baseball team reported for spring practice but returning from last year's squad were such experienced lettermen as Bud Knuth, Joe Mumm, Bud Murray, George Scheenhardt, Nels Wright and Jack Zimmerman. The baseball team, under Coach Ryan, climaxed a very successful season by sweeping their inter-divisional playoff series with Eden and thereby winning the Southern Erie County League all-round and Class A Championships. The boys compiled an enviable record of ten straight victories at one time during the season. In a tense and thrill-packed struggle at Chestnut Ridge Park, West Seneca was defeated 8-6 by Hamburg High, Northern Erie County titlists for the county championship and the right to enter the sectional playoffs. Everett CBudD Murray who had one of the top high school pitching records in Western New York, suffered his first loss of the season in this game after having tvrirled nine consecutive wins. Looxruo THEM oven Fon 1950 Remember: Jerry Springer's distance clout at Green Lake tying the score l-l and giving West Seneca a chance to win in extra innings, Joe M'umm's towering drive over the local fence at Ebenezer, Dave Pearce's long homer in the playoff game at Chestnut Ridge, Bud Murray's two game shutout of Eden, league winners , Jack Zimmermams clutch hitting, especially of doubles, - that day in assembly when the championship trophy was presented to Captain-elect Murray with the entire team proudly looking on, --- the heartbreak in the playoff game with Hamburg in which the bases were loaded twice in the last two innings only to remain that way, and last but not least, that rare gem of baseball, that sensational triple play, the only one in the league's history, in which Jack Zimmerman and Dave Pearce combined to retire Sloan without a run after they had filled the bases with no outs. q-- Sf--i