Evening star., 1931-05-27
CHAMPS HARD HIT
ON DIAMOND, TRACK
Snyder Sets Mark, Catching
All Games to Help Win
Title Four Years.
~ ASTERN HIGH SCHOOLS
- championship base ball and
track teams will be hard hit
nv graduation next month.

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track teams will be hard hit
by graduation next month.
From the nine will go such
bulwarks as Bob Snyder, crack
catcher for the past four seasons;
Danny Kessler, second baseman;
Lyman McAvoy, shortstop; Toby
Taylor, third baseman; Harry
Calevas, outfielder, and Bill Moo
nan, pitcher.
However, the Light Blue will again
have at hand Dick Lanahan, nifty
southpaw, who has been the ace OF It's
mound corps in its successful title fights
the last two years; Bernie Phillips, an
other hurler who has shown some ab1l-
ity; Bill Moore, first baseman, and Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, Joe Pusateri and Car
ence Smith. outfielders.
Lanahan has been elected captain OF
the 1892 team. In addition to his let
ters have been awarded Snyder, Phillips,
Noonan, Moore, McAboy, Kessler, Tay-
lor. Calevas, Pusatsria, Fitzpatrick,
Smith and Manager John Cooper.
Snyder has achieved q record that
perhaps will not be equaled in long
time. He has caught all the 16 games
that Eastern has won in as many series
starts to win the title the last four
years.
FOREMOST among members of the
i championship Eastern track team
who will be missing when another
season rolls around, are Grover Everett,
crack hurdler and broad jumper, who
may enter the University Of Virginia;
Fred Hutchinson, outstanding performer
in the discus, shotput and pole vault;
George Shorb, hslf-miler;; Roger Smoak,
uuarter-miler, and Phil Corridor, who
heaves the discus.
Bob Slye, hurdler and broad jumper,
who has been chosen captain Of next
seasons team, Is among those carded to
again be in school, and others figured
to return include Dave Sprinkle. high
jumper and pole vaulter: Tony Palmer
and Joe Bianco, sprinters; Joe Lynch
miller, and Clifton Rickard and Joe
Mostow, quarter -,nilers.
Aside from Slye those who have been
awarded letters in track are, Everett,
Shorb, Mostow, SmoAk, Hutchinson,
Sprinkle Richard, Lynch, Corridor and
Manager John Grovo.
A LII except two Of the Tech High
IA athletes who scored in the public
high school title meet, are listed
to graduate. Boynton Livingstone,
who ran first on the winning mile
relay team. and Allison Meikeljohn, who
was second in the javelin, are the boys
who win return. Marvin Chapman,
high jumper, who was ineligible for the
meet however, is expected TO return 10
school
Al Reichman, mile and half-miler;
Sterling Moorhead quarter miller: Bob
Aschetter, who has shown strongly in
the han-mile, and also has displayed
some promise as Aniiers Capt stan
ley Jones, hurler; Austin Pohl, 220-yard
eprinter. and Tom Yass, pole yauiter,
are Mckinley boys booked to 90.
-Four members Of Techs base bali
team are listed to be on the job again
next Spring. They are Everett Rus
sell, pitcher and first baseman; Gus
Crenshaw, catcher and Carl Nau and
Eddie Wills. outfielders.
Those scheduled TO receive diplomas
are Gordon Batson. pitcher, outfield and
innelder. and George Woods, pitcher
and outfielder. both Of whom have
shown strength with the stick: Harry
English, second baseman Earl Benner,
shortstop: Gilbert Levy. third baseman.
and Pete Chumbris. outfielder.