Annville Cleona High School - Corinoma Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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,ff R' Leland Lingle, in his third season as coach of the Little Dutchmen baseball team, continued to get good results from his charges' efforts. Moundsman Steve Hontz, a real competitor, pitched one of his finest games against Susque- hanna Twp. , only to lose the game in the final innmg. B-Baseball Team Loses Close Games B-BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1: D. Miller, mgr.5 K. Bohr, R. Stegall, G. Watts, C. Dull, S. Vanovich, K. Berry, T. Hitz, mgr.5 ROW 2: Mr. I-Iains, 'coachg J. Tittle, D. Struphar, D. Custer, D. Snavely, T. Smith, C. Brandt, R. Kreider. -BASEBALL TEAM SCORES a OPP. Cedar Crest 5 Elco 4 Hershey 8 Palmyra 6 Cedar Crest 2 North Lebanon 0 North Lebanon 2 Tulpehocken 3 Palmyra 5 Lebanon 2 Lower Dauphin 12 Hershey 5 Lebanon 5 Tu lpehocken 1 13

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A In sophomore Tom Adey's first varsity season, he not only had the problem of adjusting to the high quality of baseball in the Lower Dauphin League but also had to learn the rudiments of catching, a new position. Outstanding nderclassmen Make -a ,S Baseball Future Look Bright After a slow start, Ken Shuey regained his batting touch and continued to play his usual flawless game at shortstop, 1 ' -zz -' ' ', , V 'Q .Q-if .' f . ' - X ' .. W ? -sf . 7-ss- -.... W :W-4 saga' ' Mil . Mew fern f - . - Q , .e -..W . , H . , '--55 , 4 ...T - ws: s --W.- sw - fs .. 4' ' - ' - U.. ., -L - - -- ,- . -7- . . , Dale Gingrich, another one of A-C's excellent sophomores, showed plenty of potential during the season. 12 l

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l 1 2' John Fisher, A-C's top re- bounder, had the ability to play topnotch basket- ball on both de- fense and offense. Leading scorer and top play- maker for the 1968-1969 edi- tion of the Little Dutchman hoopsters, jeff Dohner re- ceived a second team position on the County All- Stars. Having Won only three games during the entire 1968-1969 campaign, the Little Dutchmen Basket- ball Team had the dubious distinction of having suffered through the worst season in school history. Much of the team's poor showing can be directly attributed to a glaring lack of mo- tivation--call it team spirit- -which prevented the individual atheletes from coming anywhere near their potential as basketball players and as a basketball team . Though not a natural basket- ball player, Yogi Zeiders gave 1106 effort at whatever posi- tion Coach I-Iain's played him. 21' Little Dutchmen- Hoopste VARSITY TEAM: KNEELING: Mr. I-lains, coach. STANDING: I. Dohner, C. Karsnitz, R. Marquette, J. Fisher, B. Wentling, B. Klone, Y. Zeiders, D. Kruger, J. Shenk. 14 ,na