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This one's going in the Irees. Charlie Burch strokes it against Great Mills I can sing and play baseball at the same time. Jimmy Anthony takes some infield before the game Hope Swings High During a Season of Rebuilding The 1984 Chopticon Braves baseball squad posted a disappointing season. This record, although not too impressive, was a big improvement over 1983's two-sixteen mark. When the season began, the team had hopes of being one of the top con- tenders for the SMAC title. But as the season progressed all expectations of a great year were gone. The tone was set for the BRAVES' year in their first game when the Northern Patriots scored nine runs in the first inning. The season progressed in this manner Many contests were decided in the seventh inn- ing, with the Braves usually coming out on the bottom. The Braves lost only three seniors, but this will be a significant loss as top hitters Charlie Burch and |oey Long, both batting well over four hundred will be leaving after their forth year on the squad. This is not to say that 85's team will not be contenders. With returners Brian Dean, limmy Anthony, Doug Haymens, joey Craves and a lot more experience, plus a little luck, 85's team looks promising. Front Row Danny littleford. Brian Davis, Greg Thornburg, Doug Haymans, Charlie Wings Roach, |oey Long, Charlie Ward Back Row Coach Glenn Richards. 8laine Pilkerton, Tony Norris, limmy Anthony. Brian Dean, Charlie Burch, |oey Graves, Greg Roberts, Coach |im Youngkms CHS Opponent 7 Northern 12 1 Lackey 2 7 Ryken 4 18 Calvert 2 4 Thomas Stone 3 1 McDonough 13 8 Leonardtown 9 7 La Plata 0 2 Great Mills 10 5 Northern 6 3 Lackey 2 4 Ryken 3 2 Calvert 8 3 Thomas Stone 10 6 McDonough 7 4 Leonardtown 5 8 La Plata 5 0 Great Mills 1 CO UJ LT) CO J BASEBALL 145
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Tennis Anyone? Remember when the tennis team never won a match? Remember when being on the team was almost as bad as being a freshman? Well, they felt it was time they started receiving a little bit of respect. Don- nie Dimatteo said, I got tired of losing every match 3-4. The entire team really improved their playing and cheering skills. They pulled together with one tremendous effort, helping themselves to a 8-10 season record. They defeated teams such as Calvert, McDonough, and Great Mills. The McDonough victory was the highpoint of the season simply because the McDonough tennis team was the SMAC champion last year. Senior, Donna Knott, had an excellent season with a 16-2 individual record. She had a couple of matches that were hard fought and lost in the third set, but the rest of the team was always on the sidelines cheering her on. David Barbour and Tony Wood were the fierce twosome with a 12-2 season record. Their determination could always be seen if they were losing a match — if they were losing, they were fighting. That's it, come to Mama ... Debbie Harper com- petes with some tough competition When asked what he thought of his and Tony's successful season David replied, Ain't nothin' but a thing!” Donna Knot and Debbie Harper won first place in Women's Doubles at the District match. They beat last year's cham- pions from McDonough with set scores of 6-3, 6-0. Leslie Ritchie and Scott Gagnon took third place in mixed doubles. The team walked away with a third place standing, behind Leonardtown and McDonough. Mr Denny proved that he was a superb coach by greatly improving the CHS tennis team. Not only did he teach them to serve, volley, and lob, he also taught them how to be winners, even if they lost a match. If a team member was really losing badly, the others were outside the fence with cheers and words of encouragement. Oh, I knew I could do it! Leslie Ritchie smacks the ball She stoops to conquer... Donna Knolt bends (or a tough shot 146 TENNIS
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