Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1959 — Page 13

HIGH SCHOOL DROPS SEASON OPENER TO GROVERTOWNI2-9

Walkerton High School’s baseball team opened the season on an unimpressive note on Tuesday, September 1, with a 12-9 loss to Gro- ' vertown that was won handily by the Rams on errors. With the Indians committing 7 errors, Grovertown pushed across 10 of their 12 runs on the unearned basis. Walkerton scored first in the top . of the second, but Grovertown took the lead in their half of the inning with two runs. They added to their total in the bottom of the third

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with a single run. Both learns scored in the fourth inning and Walkerton pushed across five runs in the top of the fifth to grab a 7-4 lead. This vanished rapidly, I however, in the bottom of the l inning as Grovertown scored foui runs to take a one run lead. Ludwig replaced Niemasik on the mound for Walkerton in this inning. The Indians weren t through yet as they tied the score in the sixth, but once again Grovertown hit

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,them with a four run cluster in the bottom of the inning to clinch the game, despite another single run i in the seventh for Walkerton. j With a comparatively new hunch of boys and a basically underclass-! man team, the Indians will improve and definitely should gain consid-| erable experience and confidence us the season progresses, Walkerton Box Score ab r h rbi | Hostetter < 4 0 10' B. Johnson 421 0 Ludwig 3 11 0 I Cripe 2 3 2 2 Chudnov 2 0 0 0 Smith 3 10 0 Pugsley 3 13 4 Whitmer 4 0 2 2 Niemasik 4 0 10 Jones 101 1 Scarbaugh 0 10 0 A rce 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 30 912 9 Walkerton 0 10 1 5 1 l Grovertown 0 2 11 1 4 o Walkerton 9 12 7 Grovertown 12 5 2 !' I . ' ids 6 « A. I ear friends: return ’ to I H’ > Augr.st 4!h, T found that th? high s< hoot po«’t ; on I hr I counted on bad be i’ given to a native d iugbtvr. On Aagie-t 6th, I icreived a telegram from ?Ls. F. 'd Loomis .v.h eh s’rted that a posi ion was waiting for me at tl.e new C nle Elementary School if I would accept it. So i'll August 7th, I began packing to move across the country 2.009 miles. The L -s Cruces School City hired 411 teachers so I am one of 92 new ones. I believe they still need more. I am living and teaching within a half mile of the New Mexico State University Aggies. If is a beautiful place. Fortunately for me, I was introduced by a Florida friend to Pi of. and Mrs. Paul Mannan. He is head of the Art Department and has painted beautiful pictures of this Rocky Mountain area. The i Organ Mountains are a very short t distance away. They are volcanic

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and their color changes every hour of the day. Very impressive. The | Indians named them. I Out here 1 am in a different world. A Spam h speaking world. Indians and Spanish have inter!married and have given to the southwest a new culture. I think I shall enjoy my sojourn here. * If there are home town visitors ,out this way, I want them to come , to se< me. On my address I placed 'the complete listing in order that : I may be located. However, for mailing purposes: H. B. Lute, 1317 Solano Diive, Buresh Apts No. 7, Las Cruces, New Mexico. I surely miss your paper and will i

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be happy to restablish my ennneo tion with home. i‘ Very best wishes to all. Sincerely yours'. Hazel B, Lute —— BUNKER 111! L ST \ MP The Post Office Dcpai tment will issue the 2 0.-Cent Bunker Hill , ordinary postage stamp, in coils, perforated at the sides of the , stamp. <>n September 9, 1959. through the Los Angeles, California. ' post office, on the occasion of the American Philatelic Society convention. 'i — I Picking a winner at the rak'd I track is a one-hoise affair.

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