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Page 30: TOP — Mark Brackett makes a very tight shot. Page 31: TOP ROW — Bob Blackburn, Mark Elam, and Ronnie Carpenter display their technique at tennis. BOTTOM LEFT — Tammy Bradshaw pitches as Marsha Ward eagerly waits for a play at first. we ae ; Boys Tennis Softball 31
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SEASON BRINGS CHANGES Beverly Wright led the softball team to a 5 and 10 conference record. Bev received both all-conference and the most valuable player awards as she hit better than a .500 average and hit 9 homeruns. Helping the Bulldogs smear Shelby 18 to 1, Tammy Bradshaw pitched a one-hitter, while Bev Wright and 30 Boys Tennis Softball 2 Marsha Ward each had three hits. Centerfielder Carol Borders and catcher Lori Hoyle teamed up for the game winning play against the North Gaston Wildcats. With a runner on sec- ond base, the batter flied out to Carol, who threw the ball to Lori tagging the runner out. The Bulldogs won the game 2-1. The team’s toughest game was played against East Rutherford. The Bulldogs lost 5-6 with two extra in- nings. Bev Wright, Anne Whisnant, and Donna Spangler each had two hits and Anne hit a home run. “We had a good team, but we just couldn’t get it together. Coach Homes- ley is a great guy and a great coach and I think next year will be an outstanding year for us,’’ mentioned Valerie Baker. Coach Homesley mentioned that the Bulldogs power came from their hitting while the outfield was their weakest point. The 1979-80 season brought a lot of changes for the boys tennis team, most importantly a new coach and an im- provement in their record. Senior Bob Blackburn said, ‘‘Coach Jolly is the best! He’s not just a great coach he has a great sense of humor.”’ “They worked hard over the summer and practiced more than ever,’’ com- mented Jolly. ‘‘The leadership of Bill Elam and Wayne Cody helped persuade the rest of the team to work harder.”’ Mr. Jolly feels that the team will keep improving and pushing harder. ‘
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Page 32: In a home match, Burns’ girls tennis players show off their form. Page 33: TOP — Top seed Valerie Baker uses a backhand to return the ball to her opponent. BOTTOM LEFT — Lisa Lackey returns a shot. BOTTOM RIGHT — Val- ee ee . erie Baker easily returns her opponent’s serve. LS Ra XXX KKK YA AA AAA XX RX XX YX AA AA KK XXX XX o y ‘ SWAAA AX X AX XXX XY AA x 32 Girls Tennis
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