Fort Lauderdale High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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1960 Flying L Diamond Men Have Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Scott, Bill Jarrell, Ron Hartnett, Doug Cook, Bob Perrigo. SECOND ROW, left to right: Clark Blake, Mike West, Happy Davis, Phil Pickett, Jerry Plat, Bill Blomgren. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ed Krrlin. Lonnie Parrish, Dave Jackson, Don Colquitt, Bill Bittner, Bruce Kuhl, manager. Coach Paul Davis. BASEBALL SCHEDULE FT. LAUDERDALE HIGH SCHOOL ’60 March 18 L’s vs. Stranahan Home March 22 fc’s vs. MacArthur Home March 25 L’s vs. Broward Home March 29 L’s vs. West Palm Beach Home • April 1 L’s vs. Stranahan Away April 5 L’s vs. Horland Home April 8 L’s vs. Pompano Away April 12 L’s vs. Central Catholic Home • April 14 L’s vs. MacArthur Away • April 20 L’s vs. Broward Away • April 22 L’s vs. North Miami Away • April 26 L’s vs. West Palm Beach Away April 29 L’s vs. Morland Away • May 3 L’s vs. North Miami Home May 10 L’s vs. N. Miami Away • May '3 L’s vs. Pompano Home Home May 17 L's vs. C. Catholic Away ••HIT AND RUN” player Clark Blake steps up to the • Indicating games that count for the State Tournament plate for batting practice in afternoon games. Indicating games that count for the Cold Coast Conference

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MILERS J. Schoyen, D. Kerr and G. Metzger complete final laps in afternoon practice. Opp. L’s 52 Miami Jackson .. 64 63 Southwest 57 Miami High Relays 42 72 U of Miami Relays 54 41 Stranahan Dual 82 50 Coral Gables Invit. ..... .. 17 Gold Coast Conference 86 South Broward Invit .. 63 County second Group fourth sixth Undefeated Season With 7 Wins Coach Ty Smith Howie DiBlasi Guy Metzger Dennis Prisk Jeff Little Ken Krassey Gary Bloom Bill Quinn Joel Rogers 09

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Reinforced With Eight Sophomores 1959 Team Beat School Rivals HARD WORK and tiring practices were rewarded by a nine win, eight loss record in 1959. During their season, the boys defeated Ft. Lauderdale Flying L’s greatest rivals—South Broward and Stranahan. This year’s 1960 team spent every afternoon at Holiday Park until dark, in practice for their first game. March 18. Among eighteen members on the 1960 team, seven were returning lettermen: Doug Cook, Ron Hartnett. Bill Jarrell. Bob Perrigo, Dave Johnson. Tom Scott, and Don Colquitt. These boys vied with new members for respective positions: catching. Clark Blake and Bill Bitt- ner; third base. Alan Jones and Ron Hartnett; shortstop. Happy Davis and Jerry Plat: first base. Bill Jarrell and Jack Myers; second base, Doug Cook and Ed Kerlin: pitchers Bill Blom- gren. Lonnie Parrish, Mike Wrest, Tom Scott. Phil Pickett and Don Colquitt: outfielders, Bob Perrigo. Dave Jackson and Tom LoCasle. Out of eighteen members, eight, being al- most half of the total number were sophomores. Bill Jarrell and Doug Cook were the acting field co-captains and Bill Jarrell was named the official captain by Coach Davis. HAH! GOT ’YA! shouts Bob Perrigo as he touches Ron Hartnett at home plate in an afternoon practice game at Holiday Park. Doug Cook Bob Perrigo Bill Jarrell, Capt. Coach Paul Davis Ron Hartnett Tom Scott Dave Jackson Don Colquitt 101