Arizona Western College - El Matador Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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l all I N ,wr ,, t L f Moods, moments and men make up the players on a baseball team while on their stage, and the Matadors are no exception as evidenced by these pages. Third baseman John Jeter CUPPER LEFTJ dons a safety helmet before batting while catcher Willie Morales QLOWER LEFT5 takes a breather before the start ofthe second game of a double header. Keith Tallberg QABOVEJ swings the mighty piece of lumber while a teammate is on deck. Mike Kees CRIGHTJ loosens up muscles and nerves before facing the delivery of an op- posing pitcher. with might l. 5 1 s if l 3

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The 1971-72 tennis team, coached by Bill Logan, had a squad of five. Team members included QBACK ROWJ David Espinoza, Bill Poage and Tom Fell. The FRONT ROW players are Randall Hart and Phil Wright. Home matches were played on campus. s s . T e , Q i, ,s e , spse ,r., yii,, , r i is if lkm ,V :mg , I J, , ., fr 7 Z 'MH' ' ,J 1, I ' ,,4f,V,VM4 W I I g , gtrx, Ie' '31,-'l 112 l l F 1