Barr Reeve High School - Viking Log (Montgomery, IN)

Page 73 text:

E XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX 1 mf Inman HHH! Q m ra Q W be m ra U2 ra '11 rn na 5 ra U2 XXX XXXX mmm 5 F3 ff' UQ O a CD S S 5' Q- El SD 1.- 1 ? 5 Phone 486-3285 Trucking Company Grain Fertilizer Bulk Bag Liquid Nitrogen 2895 Spreader Service lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Sfi

Page 72 text:

I xxx, N f amen-wmmfn fuulrmfm 7 xl - HALMERS I Y Z X x ,X X Z X

Page 74 text:

Mont omery in larion EliminatedT0 u rn e Ga m in State Softball I y 9 Pla off at Heekin ay HAM moo - Back to back wallops for extra bases, leading off the bottom of the second inning, were all it'took for Terre Haute playoff winner Montgomery, to Join Mid- West Towel of Muncie in Saturday aftemoons 1:30 game of first-round winners as the southerners defeated Fort Wayne Spears Friday night 3-0. U ' Al Riemersma blanked the Spears on tyvohits. 8 two-out single to right center by Bob Becker in thenfirst lgleheartswin Terre Haute TnurneySunday Montgomery Iglehearis won the Terre Haute Class A Invi- tational Softball Tourney Sun- day night. Iglehearts played seven games in t.he double elimin- ation tourney, They lost the first game Saturday to Terre Haute 'lXvelve Points 3-2 in 10 innings but came back in win the next six games. Allen Riemersma pitched a perfect game for Iglehearts in the second game as they de- feated Vandalia, Illinois 3-0. Sunday moming Iglehearts nipped Terre Haute Southside Cleaners 1-0 in 9 innings. Lat- er Iglehearts took revenge on Twelve Points and defeated them 7-0. Then Montgomery tripped Casey, Illinois 3-1 in 13 innings. I ' Terre Haute Coca Cola, un- defeated in the tourney that lar, was whipped by Mont- gomery 3-2 in 8 innings. In a rematch with Coca Cola for the championship, Ig- lehearts shut out the Terre Haute team 2-0. Allen Riemersm-a was vot- ed the most valuable player of t-he toiuney. He pitcher 40 innings, gave up one unearn- ed run, pitched three shut- outs and a perfect game. Den. ny Wallace pitched the other shutout. 'Ihe team was given a big trophy and the players receiv- ed individual trophies. Montgomery Iglehearts now have a record of 18-1 and will play in the Casey, Illinois' Class A tournament Friday, Saturday and Sunday, They will play the . number one. team ln Illinois, Sarahgorta of Decater, Illinois in the first game Friday at 9 p.m. R inning, and a lead off-single by Gary Simmons in the sixth. Simmons was erased when, with two away, he tried to steal sec- ond and was tagged on a perfect peg from catcher Bob Miles to shortstop Lee Cavanaugh. Montgomery got all the runs it needed lor victory when lhlfd sacker Ma rlin Murphy opened the second with a double to short renter which the outfielder just failed to reach, and after he successfully stole third. 5600115 basement Bob McCormick drove one deep between center and the right fielder, good for a trillle- Center-flelder Al Kavanaugh hit it sacrifice fly to deep left which brought McCormick over with the second nm. THE FINAL RUN of the game came in the bottom of the fifth when. with one away, Sam Al- ford singled to center and moved around to third when the center fielder bobbled the ball. He scored with two away on a passed ball whlle Vic Wallace was at the plate. . MONTGOMERY IGlEHEARTS STATE SOFTBAll FINALISTS--19677 1968 SOUTHERN INDIANA SEMI-STATE CHAMPIONS 19677 1968 flineeling L-RJ Dave Kavanaugh, Vic Wallace, Mark Kavanaugh fBatboyl, Bob Miles, McCormick, Jack Graber fManagerl, Tony Purdy, Bill Loughmiller fTeam Sponsorj, fStandi.ng L-RJ Ralph Dages, Willard Graber, Allen Riemersma, Denny Wallace, Sam Alford, Norm Heard, Lee Kavanaugh, Al Kavanaugh, Marlin Murphy, John Knepp. Wallace and Allen Riemersma combined to do most of the pitching for the Igleheart r-'oivr wnnz sri-illmsl lb r n rbi! rem. 11, .. 1 o o o rmlk. st. .. 1 o u o Becker, :nr J n 1 .o Myers, cr 3 o u o . , J, P-I , r 2 n o 0. 53::lEtc.lb 3 3 3 3' Ig'lehe3l'tS Will si , in .f '- o 1 n . , . .... . 0 0 ..lD0uble Header 'rorAi.s .. .,.. 'za o z 0 M0nlg0meI'y Iglehearts Won Monroomrlw is r is in www- ,fl J 0 0' 0 a' double header Saturday Cavnnaukh. ss. J o 0 u night at Tel-pg Haute and Heard, rr. .... a o o o . pmy, ,L , 0 0 0 0 brought their softball record 'g,Q'ggfglQg',5,ciQj' ,bl 2 1 1 2 to 30 wins against only 2 loss- glnvnnauzh. cl. I 0 3 1 es- IES. C. ......... .. 0 0 word. io: ...... .. 2 1 1 o lglehearts defeated South- Rlemersml.. p. ...... 2 0 1 0' 3 7 'IOTAIB ...... .... .. 21 2' Fort Wayne ............. OOO O00 O-0 Montgomery ............. O20 O01 X-J E - Myers. Lon - Fort Wayne ig Montgomery 1. IB-Murphy. 38-Ma- Cormick. BF-Knvnnnugh. lp h r or bb so Shields ......,.....,, 8 A 3 J 0 4 Rlemvrsml .7 2 O O O 4 PB-Black. T-1115. A-100. Sltnllll Glml Marlon .......,........ 100 000 120-4 Fort Wayne ........... 001 001 021-.5 Batteries: McCarthy. Easterly and Clrmlhi Koch. Shields Ind Black. Easterly the loserg Shields the winner. T-3:00. A-GOO. side Cleaners of Terre Haute 1-0 in the first game and 2-1 in the second game, Both Montgomery pitchers, Allen Riemersma and Denny ,Wallace pitched three hitters. Marlin Murphy hit a home grun in the second inning of Ithe first game for the only score. A double by Al Kava- naugh and a single by Bobby -McCormick developed into a . run in the fourth inning of the second game. The second run came about in the sixth inning when Lee Kavanaugh, singled, a wild pitch, a sacrifice, and a hit by Marlin Murphy. lglehearts will end theirre- gular schedule Saturday night when they play a doublehead- er at Indianapolis Seven-Up. Washington City League Champions 19643 19655 19663 1967: 1968 Washington District Champions l964g 19653 1967g 1968 Terre Haute Invitational Champions 1968 fRun.ner-up 19671 Mid-West Invitational, Casey, I11. Champions 19665 1967 Season Records: 1967 45 Wins 13 Losses . 1968 41 Wins I 5 Losses Best Wishes I WALLACE VETERINARY C LINIC