Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-04-28
yashon Ties Bainbridge IL


Vashon Ties cambridge ~
At the Vashon field last Friday,
vashon tied cambridge in a IA in
ming game. The cambridge team had
two runs and two men out in the first
half of the fifteenth inning, but UNI
pire Wright called off the game on
account of darkness.
The vashon team showed up much
better in all respects than the week
before.
Amos Frombach pitched nice ball
for eight innings when he was re-
lieved by Harry Denny who allowed
only three runs in six innings.
The vashon team came to bat in
the first half of the ninth inning with
the score tied 6-6 but failed to get a
run. No more runs were scored until
the fourteenth inning when each
scored one.
In case of a tie for league leader
ship, the two teams will probably play
again at cambridge.
The lineup was as follows: Earl
Hendricksen. center, Amos Frombach
and Harry Denny pitchers, Fred
Sundberg first, Dick Brammer and
Hattowa Myioshi second, Harry Denny
and Dick Brammcr short, Homer
Morris and Don Matsumoto and Phil
Green left fielders, Frank Matsumoto
center fielder, Hattowa Myioshi, Harry
Denny, Amos Frombach right fielder,
and umpires, Wright and Enochs.
Next Friday the vashon team plays
the Paulsbo team Paulsbo.
The English VIII class is giving a
mock senior banquet, Thursday, April
%, in room 112 at the high school
Homer Morris, the POSTMASTER, an
nounces that there will be no food
except for thought-but there will be
snappy toasts and speeches by vari-
Gus members of the class.
Speakers are as follows: To Friend
ship. Margaret Edwards: To the Flu
ture, Mary Loustreets; Glass Loyalty
Elizabeth Reyes; Class Memories
Charlotte Krokset; To Success, Fred
Sundberg; To Our Teachers, June
Beaumont; A Seniors Responsibility
Astrid Nystedt; To the Honor Stu
dent, Glen Wilcox; To thhe Plodders
Harriet Fuller; To the Parents, Rose
Berry; To the High School, Alfred
Curtis; To the Under Classmen, Cecil
Fuller; To the Alumni, Robert Snow;
Appreciation, Benito Laureat; To the
Island, Bob E. Thompson; Progress
Lloyd Hansen; Opportunity, Karl
steinforth; To the Merchants, Franz;
Matsurnoto; To Schools of the U. S.
Epifanio Marian; EAU Revoir v. H
S. Virginia Morrow.
Plans are progressing rapidly for
the commencement exercises to be
held h the high school gym on Tues
day, May the oath, at 8:15 o'clock
The class of 1882 will be represented
by the salutatorian, Helen Yoshimura
and the valdictorian, Margaret Peter
sen. The principal speaker Of the
evening will be DR.. Frederick Bishop
Of the School Of Education from the
University Of Washington. He has the
reputation Of being one Of the most
able speakers in the Northwest and
1t will be great privilege for the
people Of the Island To hear him at
his appearance here on the Island.
Louis Schmidt. boy orator from
vashon Island, won second place In
the district finals held Friday night
at the Chamber Of Commerce audi.
torium, Seattle. His speech, delivered
with the vim and color characteristics
Of Louis orations, was surpassed by
that Of Floyd Buchanan of Bremerton
Kitsap entry who was awarded first
place. Louis, who is now Junior In
the vashon high, has one more year
Of school In which time he hopes to
| gain state recognition.