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SNOWDEN HUTCHINSON IS
ELECTED BASEBALL MANAGER
At a meeting of the students inter
ested in baseball Thursday afternoon
Snowden Hutchison was elected man
ager and Kearney Crissman assistant
manager and some plans formulated
for the 1922 high school season. It
is believed now from the way things
are blooming that old H. P* H-
going to have the best baseball team
this spring that has represented her
in some time. , 4.
We are going to have plenty 01
material this year out of the school
to fornj, a good team. Of course we
lost some good players last year but
we have others to take their places.
Coaching is going to be in the
hands of Mr. , Knight, who is to have
the loyal support of Messrs. Johnston
and Owens. Mr. Knight is perfectly
familiar with baseball and if the team
will work this spring as we know they
are to we will make others sit
up and take notice.
Although a good many inembers of
last year’s team are still with us
members are urged to come out and
everyone who can play stands a
chance. Besides, if we are to have a
good first team we must have a good
second team to give them practice.
From now on all of us want to talk
and think baseball (not forgetting
basketball) until school stops. We
want to get an early start and tvin
some games this spring. We can and
we will do this for we are not handi
capped as we have been in basketball,
for baseball is an outdoor sport.
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Coy Burchfield read a very interesting
paper on “The Value of Spare Mo
ments”; Graydon Bing read an in-
structive paper on the “Practical Side
of Banking,” and Fred Perdue, de
lighted the club vrith a paper on
“Pushing to the Front.”
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minutes in the value of athletic,?.
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