Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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J' at Team members look on from the dugout while trying to keep warm for upcoming innings. J.V. Baseball: Front row: Ricky Card, Byron Gregory, Joey Mcliittrick, Donald Beard, Darrel Florez, Danny Plunk, Vince Kearns, Mark Stout. Back row: Tony Vasquez, Bruce Gray, Roland Sabo, Troy Amer- son, Brad Thomas, Russell Carter, Brian Joplin, Richard Tucker, Rod Roden. Top notch performers work well together to an impressive victorious season and the title of The district champs Haltom Junior High Coach Jack Burgess came to Haltom to watch some of his past players who now played for the Junior Varsity. Much to his surprise, he became the coach of that team. Practice began around the second of February. Coach Burgess had little knowledge of the team, but worked them into an excellent ball club. They started out with a close win over Arlington Heights. Following that first win the team became disheartened by three losses and two rainouts. Their disenchantment was short- lived, as they won the next eleven games in a row. The young Buffs had beaten every team in the district. They really did a heck of a job, Coach Burgess stated. Not many teams score 72 runs in nine games, he added. Brian Joplin and Stacy Fargo proved to have ex- cellent pitching arms, with Mike Galvan len- ding a hand. Joplin was 4-2 with two saves and fifty strike-outs. Fargo was an incredible 5-0 with an E.R.A. of 3.90 and 36 strike- outs, and Galvan was 4-2. The leading hitter list also included Fargo, with a .415 batting average. Mark Stout hit a steady .353, Richard Tucker .341, and Ricky Card .333. The leading home-run hitter came behind the bat of Rod Roden with 3. The team concluded with a 13-6 overall record and 11-4 in district play, which made them district champs. Coach Burgess said, Hlt was a good season for all concerned. J.V. Baseball 1