Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1966 BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Tom Pearce, Harry Pratt, Mike Eden, Robert Hall, Steve Garvey, Bart Azzarelli, Bob Mathews, Jim Sopkin, Al Jeffcoat. Second Row: Richard Buflower, Mgr., Ken Mathes, Tom Walker, Eddie Czeek, John Scott, Phil Harris, Bob Buda, Joe Baldasan, Larry Callicoat, Paul Fulford, Coach Lyle. 2 lui IT'S BA TTERS UP as Tom Walker fires curve ball to waiting opponent. FAIR BALL, yells Ump as Steve Garvey gets first hit. 165

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Diamond Prospects Are Looking Bright Retaining nine members of last years squad the Cham berlain baseball team has plenty of experience, plus, with the new members they have good depth and power. With a fast outfield and smooth infield there is expected to be quite a bit of action on the diamonds as the Chiefs once more take to the plate where the long-ball hitters will, they hope, excel. They are also hoping for a repeat of the excellent showing of the pitching staff who were most important in last years l0-6 record. in Ex AFTER CA TCH Tom Pearce prepares to throw ball back to first to halt oncoming runner and preserve Charnberlain's lead. A CRACK of the bat is heard as Mike Eden makes solid contact. LEAPING into the air Bob Buda makes a spectacular play at second and attempts double play to first,

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