The Washington times., 1933-06-03
By GINO SINH

HBaroni Baroni R9... Pitch. Turner e.
By GINO SINH
Tech, high school baseball it'll
winner, shares honors with Roose
velt, the only team to throw i
Tor a loss, on The Washington
Times high school coaches Con
eensus All-High Baseball Team
each school placing three mel
on the first team.
Eastern has two of its stal
warts on the team. with the othe1
two berths going to Central ane
Western. Central grabbed five
positions on the second nine.
Eddie Fitzpatrick, hard-sockins
Eastern centerfielder, was the
only unanimous choice. That II
he was named on every frs
team, though Coach FoxleJ
shifted him to right.
Both Frank Baroni and Claude
Cowan, Roosevelt and Centra
stellar moundsmen. respectively
were picked on the first nine By
four coaches. Baroni, however
was picked on the second team
by the fifth mentor to give him
q slight preference. Little Ed
die" Turner, who won three
games for Tech, was first choice
twice.
On Four First Teams
Charlie Sullivan, Tech first
sacker: Carleton Giovanetti
Roosevelt keystone guardian; Fred
("Knocky'D Thorn as. Techs
crack backstop, and Karl Nau
Techs left gardener, were all Sc
lected on four first line-ups.
John Paul Collins. Eastern's as
sistant principal and ardent fol
lower of scholastic sports, sat in
on every game of the series and
watched the work of every young
ster with a highly critical eye
Because of this, Jacks selection
is of particular interest. Here
how he trots 'em out for his TWO
teams:
c. sullivan (T., 1b. De :d- Lisio tG2; 71, 1b; Oh
a T1hnmbris GC), 90. j. Mills (E), 50.
Wahler (E), 3b. DeStephan 'w'' oO
=. Chumbris (c). If. Nolan (El; If.
TitSnafricI CE). cf. Bryant (C), CT.
Garner (R). RI. SmltN tE}l' tEl'
Thomas (T), c. KeSser ~ \ETS,'
COwan (C). p. turner ~; -
Baroni (R), p. sullivan 'h'' p'
"Three men we're outstanding
over the season." says JACK.
"Cowan, among the mounds
men, pitched like a flnisned
product; Sullivan, at first base
turned in almost flawIess work
tn outshine the other infielders,
and Lefty Chumbris' ability to
hit all kind of pitching made
him conspicuous among the out
fielders. Four smart pitchers
,node the series memorable"
Ed Foxley, who coached Tech
fhe champions, lines 'em this way
SnII,xan % CT5. 1b. sherman LR, 1b.
Nt;ITo zen a. 4 AChumbris (C). So
T,I y: S fTI Oh DeStephan (W). 3b
% IT1 IT, J.. Chumbris (C), If
Rt IC} cf Garner (R), Ct.
Fitzpatrick (E). RI. Nolan iE}' rl'
Thomas CT), C. keyser W.
turner CD. D. sullivan \D' ~
COwan (C), p. barOnl '"'' ~
Foxley was most impressed BY
the work of Karl Nau, his OWE
left fielder. He was CONSISTENT
throughout the series atleld ano
at hat the coach pointed out.
Turner a Plugger
Asked regarding Turner's pitch
ang secret which brought hin
victories though lacking the ct
fectiveness of his rivals FoXle1
stated:
"Turner is a plugger, that's
all. He goes in there to work
hard all the time. They MT
him hard but he manages 70
keen them from crossing Ihe
counting pam"
Lynn Woodworth. whose Roose
welt diamonders sprung the DIS
unsets of the season by toppllne
Tech and Central, picks live
Techmen on his first team:
Sullivan .r} ~ 1O. ., shes%aD 81 S"a Ct} So sb b.
MnssasPh Ta Stephan an W. sb.Wahler El 3D.,
FitZpatrick (E) CT. BrSsnE ~ Ti, Ic, !,
X. Nau CT II. Onhn nhnice n
R,rOni BarOni tF5 (F} p, p, SO SO choice. D. p.
woody liked De Stephan bes'
Of all, both for his walloplne
nover and fielding grace De
Stephan had to stop many Z
sizzling Roosevelt drive when Il
nlayed Western, but it dldn't
seem. to worry him.
"The most sensible scores in
a decade" Woody said, regard
ing the series as a whole. "Only
two free-hiting games, which
is a fine commentary on the
pitching"
Jack Ray. of Central, turnec
In only one team. He shovel
the hard-hitting Joe Mills owe
to third to make room for his owl
fIashy Shorty" Chumbrls a
short. Here's his lineup:
sherman (RD first; Giovanett tR.
oond. 8 Chumbris CC). shortstop; j
sGins fFrS. third; L. Chumhris (C), left
Fitzpatrick tE), center; F. Nau ~, ~,
right; Keyser Co, catches; Cowan NC)
and Baroni (R), pitchers.
Cliff Moore, Western mentor
inserts his own shortstop, Jimm
Corcoran, on his aggregation, bu
otherwise seems to agree witt
the rest Here it is:
Sullivan (TD, first; Gioyanetti (R,
second; Corcoran WD. short: DeStt
phan (wO, third; X. Nay lTO' lef'
Fitzpatrick (E). center; Garner (R
IT J.. catcher. BdrOl