Bowling Green High School - Speaker Yearbook (Bowling Green, MO)

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Starting Positions David Straube .............. Catcher Mike Rogers . . . . . . Pitcher Dick Basye . . . . . . Pitcher Eddie Woods . . . . . . First Base Danny Lewis . . . . . . Second Base Charlie Brown. . . . . . Third Base John Weber . . . . . . Shortstop Chris Straube . . . . . Right Field Terry Flood . . . ........... Left Field Was he picking out a bat? Or hiding from the cameraman? Anyway, Chris Straube was up at bat, the 'Cats in the cage waited their turns. Baseball Begins Early This year's Bobcats compiled a 4-2 record, good enough for second place in the EMO conference. A last-day defeat by Montgomery R-Il knocked the Cats out of first place. Bill McPike was the team's leading pitcher with 3-Og Mike Rogers had a 1-2 record. ROW 1: fl. to r.j Phillip Harris, Chris Straube, John Weber, Terry Flood, Mike Rogers, Donald Brewer, Charlie Brown, Danny Lewis, and Bubby Mullins. ROW 2: Assistant Coach, Gary Wacker, Ronald Rogers also led the team in hitting with a .500 batting average. John Weber was next with .400. Sept. 2 was opening date and the BG 9 downed Troy 6-5 in a night game. Clopton came next on Sept. 8. Scoring 4 runs in the seventh inning, the Hawks went home with a 9-6 win over Bowling Green. Comer, Manager, Teddy Smith, Billy Henry, Dick Basye, Bill McPike, Harold Brewer, David Straube, Eddie Woods, Melvin Woods, Manager, and Coach Dave Kissinger. I4 i

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BGI-IS's all-conference shortstop, John Weber, trots across the plate in a 4-3 victory over We11svi11eg first baseman, Ed Woods, strains to keep a toe on the A. 3?w2:2.ftxff1-if-1, -r v ' . 1 e g - . 4, X . . ' - .3 'Y 11'7f'iT'Q!.SW9g'U?'.Q'.:' ' , 1 Jig! x if O' v H . 0, ' i I if' 'TA '5'2M'Eg3Er'57'47f'? .r W- 4 21-, ,,,.:,.:1 ' J' '- ' .-2.-:glr Q .flffaii :. fi ' 5.2 Q :V 'N ,- .,. Q 4' -M .,-M. 55.1. semi' 4- T'--15. ewrrwsfyjw I 'uw -time .i n.rs -. 1213. gig-Qiifr' 7 r ' ' V ' vw: .V I +u..:.' ,,E 'l4l -13104 .aan bag for the put-out. Catcher, David Straube, walks eloquently back to the dug out in the shortest round trip in baseball. Brings FaII's First Activity Shutting out Elsberry 11-0 put the 'Cats back in the win column. In an extra-inning game at Van-Far, BG was outhit 9-2 but won 3-1, scoring two runs in the top of the eighth. The next victory was a 4-3 win over Wellsville. In the final game, Montgomery R-II whalloped Coach Dave Kissinger gives last-minute instructions before attacking Montgomery. BG 15-1, ending Bobcat hopes for a conference crown. Second baseman and utility pitcher, Mike Rogersg shortstop, John Weber, and centerfielder, Ted Smith were named to the EMO all-conference baseball team.