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Jakie Harris reaches up for a wild ball as he catches some warm-up pitches. A N .f,4sfN.X-xg '9' 1 . s -as W ' 'ti ff 3 .1 i ay s g ig : i eggs t I ,Sl fi Walter Jackson takes his time before firing a practice throw down the sideline. Y, v, Y -W J. C. McKinney, Clarence Jackson, Jake Harris and Robert Davis hustle on field as Coach Hall suggests. The OPPOSUIE PUCUCTBS Style, The 2111'imP01'tant batting Order, and GVCH dugout. Dispositions at some sessions were much less amiable than at the soggy spots in the outfield were often topics of discussion in the the Session pictured, 1' w-N gX 87 ,j.if 1 l
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BASEBALL TEAM - First row: James Carpenter, Jake Harris, Clarence Jackson, Robert Davis, J. C. McKinney, Willie Blair. Second row: Stanley Pippen, Joe Dooley, Curtis Hill, Mike Daniels, Freddie Jackson, Diamond Dust Settles On A Winning Season Five people on the pitcher's mound at one time? Three players clamoring for the same small, square base? How about a pop ily turning into a bean ball? At an Austin-East game, fans see some of this, but also lots of homerun action. Although the 1968 season wasn't unmarred by defeat, only three out of the seventeen games could be marked off as losses. The first loss came when Austin-East was pitted against the U.T. Freshmen and came in behind with a score of eight to four. Even the district tournament dealt a mere total of two losing blows out ofthe eight games played. When the diamond dust had settled at the end of the season, the team could proudly herald its fine winning record. With the balls, bats, and gloves put away, coach and players alike began to plan new strategy for the next challenging season. Wm. 1euLi.... ., ...- E Maurice Waters. Third row.: Coach Buren Hall, Carl Torbush, Charles Dixon, Mike Glass, Larry Queener, Walter Jackson, Bennie Goodman, Rodney Wilson. ' Juan McKinney gets the feel of the bat before the championship game with Central in the district toumament at Bill Meyer Stadium. ,
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vow With the finish line ju st a few strides ahead of him, Eddie Johnson of all tive speedsters, is the result of their coaches' loud and frequent really tums it on. That last stretch effort, reflected in the strained faces admonitions to really bum those cindersf' Earning additional points for his team, big Rupert Breedlove participates in the discus event. Charles Davis gets in a crouched starting position His form is the result of much concentrated practice. f01' Hf10the1' Of those timed Practice WHS- , .' ,.-.-....,, , . 447 if
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