Yelm High School - Tornado Yearbook (Yelm, WA)

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TW B Bottom Row: Coach Wheeler, Wolfe. Marr, Morris, Murray, Bruce, Alongi, Vancll. Top Row: D. Rogers. Jolley, A. Rogers, Huhndorl, Her- XIESS Bfllgger, Paradls, Rifle. Baseball Three old Lettermen turned out for base- ball, so the old problem of picking out a team from the bottom was again given to Coach Wheeler. The baseball season was started early and the Tornadoes were soon showing progress. The first practice game was played with Tenino on the home field. Yelm played a safe game and defeated Tenino, 6-4, after the local boys displayed some very good hit- ting for the beginning of the season. Yelm played a return game at Tenino and up to the ninth inning the score was pretty shaky when Vancil landed a good two-base hit, assisting three men to score. Thus the second game was won, 8-6. The local boys easily routed the Rainier eleven, when they met on the home field for the third practice game. While the Tornadoes succeeded in putting out their opposition in short order they turned about while at bat and brought in 10 runs to Rainier's 1. Yelm played the first league game at Ka- powsin and the game was considered won but errors threw the game away, defeating the Tornadoes, 6-7. The second league game was played at Yelm against Eatonville. The first inning fa- vored Yelm with 4 runs, one more in the next inning, but errors opened a path for Eatonville to score 6 runs in the 4th inning. Bob Bruce and Brugger brought in two more runs that once more placed Yelm in the lead. In the ninth inning Eatonville again scored 4 runs and the Tornadoes failed to score in their last desperate attempt and lost what was considered the hardest game of the season, 7-10. The last league game played when this was written was at Roy. The Tornadoes started out with a bang, scoring the first man up, and when the bases were loaded jim Marr smacked out a clean home run, driving in three men. The Tornadoes continued the heads up ball and came out the victors, 11-7. Yelm has developed a fair number of good hitters, the fielding is improving, and pitching is dependable. At this rate of improvement a fair outcome in the last two league games with Gig Harbor and Orting is predicted. Twenty-seven

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