Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Sophomore ' s Seek Champmnship! This year's Sophomore-Freshman base- ball team won their division this season. Under the Coaching of Tony Giardina the team ended their season with a 10-2 win- lose record. The toughest game for the team this year was its game against Douglas County. They beat them 5-4, Mike Nem- ger, one ofthe pitchers, was cited the teams most valuable player. He had an outstand- ing batting average of .600. Dave Parker was cited as the team's most improved play- er. This years Sohpomore baseball team should be very proud ot' its fine season. T 0 1' ., Hinkley? rj s ' it Hinkley? l iN fx Mike Nemger swings at the pitch. Sports l I

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J.V. Baseball Has Winning Season. The 1979-1980 Baseball team ended its season with a 7-6 record. The team's most impressive game this year was against Smokey Hills. Pitcher Brian Holman threw a one hitter against them. Furthermore, be- cause Brian Holman had the best win-lose record of the pitchers, he was cited as the Jeff Cromie prepares to put the tag on the Boulder player. Jerry Letofsky throws a strike. most valuable player by Coach Melton. The weather was also a very important factor for the team this year. The double header with Overland was cancelled twice because of rain. Thus the game was never played. Overall this year J.V. baseball team had a very successful season. Scorebo a, Creek Arapaho 9 T Central Hjfff- dfiiflgn' G?'e'YaY Fairview P airview t' S are Ft .4 Randy Schuckman takes a look at the ball. Number 9 hustles toward first base. Russ Cromie, Jeff Cromie, Doug Whittaker, Ted Finney, Todd Freese, Mike Mologne, Brian Holman, Randy Schuckman, John Gleason, .lerry Letofsky, Vance Walker, Coach Dave Melton. I0 Sports

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