Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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BASEBALL -- 1947 Displaying strong hitting power throughout the season, but lacking a Well-rounded defense, the Everett Iunior College baseball team presented the local fans with a superior brand of ball this spring. The end of the season found the Trojans firmly entrenched in a tie for second place in the Washington Iunior College Baseball League. The season's record consisted of seven wins and seven losses. The strength of the entire league was demonstrated by the number of close decisions and split double-headers. , 3 Top-Coach Andy Holland, Del Brydges. Middle-Iack Walker, Harding Douglas, Les Hagen. - Bottom-Phil Walters, Ed McBride, Roger Ringstad, Stan Christiansen. , im -EBSQ, 11923

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if . wma Q Other point-getters through-out the season were Reeves and Black more in the sprints, Boortz, Kuhnle, and Skinner in the hurdles, Fors land in the high jump, Tiessen and Iolgen in the shot put, Hublou and Boortz in the broad jump, Stevens and Iones in the quarter-mile, Sev erson in the half-mile, and Covert in the mile Special praise goes to Manager lack Plalskett, as well as to Coach Bill McLaughlin who worked with the squad all season and who was in no small measure responsible for its victorious outcome. It is hoped that next.year's Trojan Thinclads will maintain Everett's un defeated track record, and establish for Everett the reputation of the top Track Iunior College in the state Top Ieft-Clarence Tiessen Bottom left-Manager Iack Plaskett Bottom center-Gene Forslund Top to bottom-Bill Severson Scotty Turner Roger Covert Kay Kuhnle E913 n - an WF 5

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Hagen, Brearly, McBride, and Captain Del Brydges dis- played consistent hitting power at the plate throughout the season and sparked the Trojans to numerous victories. Other regulars playing fine ball throughout the season were Skogland, Walker, Christiansen, Ringstad, and Car- a t is WEEE din. The mound staff was composed of Cardin, Douglas, Gregerson, and Christianson, while catching duties were shared by Hagen and Ptingstad. The Trojans opened their season against the strong and experienced Seattle College Chieftains only to get defeated twice in a hard-fought double-header, 10 to 2, and 10 to 3. Hitting their stride for the first time the Iunior College nine overwhelmed Seattle Pacific College in two games by scores of 6 to 5, and Zl to 7. The Washington Iunior College Baseball League opened with Everett journeying to Clark I. C. at Vancou- ver and splitting a close double-header, by score of 7 to 3, and ll to 5. The Grays Harbor Chokers of Aberdeen next enter- Middle-Harvey White, Clayton Cardin. Bottom-Forrest Chandler, Glenn Young. tI93l af., .- is awww sm