Up to date the Dunwoody baseball team has played and won two games. The first, with West High, resulted in a 12 to 2 victory for Dunwoody. For the first game of the season the team showed to advantage both in the field and at bat. Hackett proved to be a sterling performer, both at bat and in the field. Tolly, in centerfield, covered a lot of territory, while Richard fielded his position at second base in big game style. Captian Chesla caught his usual good game and Enz, who pitched five innings of the seven played, showed his usual ability. Hackett, at short stop, and Van Vorst, in the box, showed marked ability.

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On Thursday, April University High the first uled game of the season. only available until 5:30 so that the game had to be called at the end of the sixth inning. The score was 5 to 3 in Dunwoody's favor. Dunwoody outplayed University High in all departments of the game making eight hits and only three errors to four hits and seven errors for their opponents. Chesla caught an excellent game and made a single and a three base hit. Heshett got two hits out of two times at bat and Haskett and Cushman also batted well. Tolly and Richard again fielded their positions without a flaw. Enz

allowed two hits, two walks and had eight strikeouts to his credit. Strickler, for University High, struck out four batters, hit two and walked two more. Eaton and Strickler showed up best at bat, the former getting a three-base hit and the latter a double.

The Dunwoody team has lined up as follows: Catcher, Chesla; pitcher, Van Vorst and Enz; first base, Andrews; second base, Richard; third base, Hackett; shortstop, Heshett and Bram; outfield. Tolly, Ritter, Cushman and Loomis. Several of the early candidates for the team have checked out, but other available men are Joesting, King, Asbury, Hudson and Pearson.

With much delving into ancient and modern records the following list of all

athletes who have won the official "D" or "D. I. I." has been complied. A few may have been left off who deserve a place on the honor roll. If this be true and anyone can add the deserving ones we shall be duly thankful.

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