Fruitland High School - Poma Terra Yearbook (Fruitland, ID)

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This year's baseball team will have to come from the bottom up. However, with seven returning lettermen and many new prospects, the future doesn't look too dim. Among the returning lettermen are John Baines, catcher, pitcher, and infielderg Roger Strawn, infieldg O.J. Petross, infieldg Rudy Henggeler, infield and outfieldg and Dan Martin, infield and outfield. We have high hopes this year and our uniforms should give us quite a moral lift. SCHEDULE Apr Z Adrian Here Apr Z0 Wilder There 6 Middleton There Z3 Parma Here 13 Notus Here 27 Marsing There 15 Homedale Here 30 New Plymouth There BHSEBHLL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Heitz, Mgr.: Mr. Bellon, Coach, C. Skeans, Mgr. FIRST ROW: I. Baines, J. Matsubu, R. Henggeler, R. Jones, M. McEwen, D. Martin, H. Sager, R. Strawn, L. Walker, O. J. Pet- ross. SECOND ROW: I. Wenzel, P. Brockus, R. Keller, G. Groves, L. Williams, B. Alexander, R. Bishop, D. Sullivan, C. Howell, P. McCabe. THIRD ROW: P. McCabe, D. Coble, D. Hutchinson, A. Maine, D. Shuster, J. Bright, C. Eldred, D. Hart, D. Ireland.

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Moscrip, D. Ireland, D. Hutchinson, E. Van Matre, C. Eldred, C. Howell, S. Bolz D. Hart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bellon, Coach: R. Bishop, G. Inloes, R. Keller, G. Groves, L. Williams, B. Alexander, A. Maine, H. Malone Opponent Marsing New Plymouth Parma Adrian Homedale Middleton Notus Wilde r Marsing New Plymouth Parma Adrian I-lomedale Middleton Notus Payette Wilder We Z9 26 Z9 51 49 41 35 29 41 41 34 42 42 40 35 40 Z7 They 31 34 Z7 31 2.5 30 31 Z0 Z7 40 Z5 44 40 44 ZZ 35 40 JUHIUH VHHSITLI The Junior Varsity had a good season with the highlight being a nine game winning streak. We also had a win over Payette, the only class A team played this year. The season ended with a 12. win, 5 loss record. The squad was composed largely of freshmen. Most of the burden rested on the shoulders of two sophomores, Robert Kel- ler and Gerald Inloesg and three freshmen, Gary Groves, Clifton Eldred, and Ernie Van Matre. The team was greatly hampered at mid season by the loss of freshman Bill Alexander, high scoring forward. Gerald Inloes, Robert Keller, Randal Bishop, and Don Hutchinson are likely varsity prospects for the next two years. Next year's prospects are very bright with four outstanding freshmen returning--Clifton Eldred, Ernie Van Matre, Gary Groves, and Bill Alexander. Other boys who should help the squad a lot next year are Larry Williams, Darrell Ireland, Duane Coble, Howard Malone, and David Hart.

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