Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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BASEBALL Hoping to rise from the ashes of past seasons, the Varsity Baseball Team gave new promise for future teams by posting a respectable rec- ord. Coach Wood seemed satisfied with a strong infield which included Dolf Andreae and John MacDonald alternating as catcher and first baseman, Mike McCready at second base, Dave Price at short stop, and Mark Reed and team Captain Ken Lange at third base. The outfield was manned by Will Osborn, Alan Gersten, John Malo, and Randy Lanser. Hitting was C.A.'s forte this year as the pitching staff was long in set- tling down. Top batsmen were An- dreae, Reed, MacDonald, and Lange. HUZQ S of ir ? Mac-reed-dy

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will 1 'T P 'iff 'J 147.17 1- ,,.. 'Q fy-an Swv- '.,. VARSITY LACROSSE: Top Row: L Tyler, R. Perkins, C. Cox, P. Morse, D. Jacobs, G. Chavez, J. Baker, P. Charbonneau. Middle Row- J. Sands, J. Lewis, L. Newell, J. Bass, T. Butler, C. Young, B. Birkenmayer, R. Welton. Bottom Row: Coach Emery, T. Nlansur. T Headley, C. Richards, C. Cavness, S. Olson, M. Wogan, Coach Fingles. l l 91

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VARSITY BASEBALL: Top: S. Adler Cmanagerj, J. Branch, R. lrmas, C. Severy, R. Lanser, T. Nimmo, C. Dines, C. Johnson, Coach Wood. Bottom: J. Malo, D. Andreae, M. Reed, M. McCready, K. Lange, J. MacDonald, W. Osborn, D. Price, A. Gersten. GOLF Though often mocked bythe other students, the wierdo's in the funny-looking shoes and the colorful sweaters were not refu- gees from Saturday study hall but the proud members of C.A.'s Golfffeam. Faithfully following student- coach Charlie Goodin to Well- shire for practice sessions, the team planned meets with other schools. On rainy days the golfers polished their Arnold Palmer Certified Equipment and delight- ed over the latest exploits of Mac Divot. Seriously, the GolfTeam was a striking example of the flexibility of C.A. athletics, being a team organized and run by a few students with an interest in golf.