Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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NH' vw -iw Baseball's New Look Throughout january and February Coach Fulton conducted disciplined, organized. demanding weight room and demanding weight room and out- door workouts with the team. yet the most noticeable quality this team ex- hibited was its relaxed nature. This is also Frank Fulton's attitude. He be- lieves baseball should always remain fun and exciting for the players. The better player plays with a relaxed ease but also with a certain striving deter- mination. According to Fulton. The keyed-up individual won't play as well as the relaxed player. With this in mind, attributes he learned from his late uncle. Stokely Fulton. Helping Frank Fulton do this was Special Consultant Jay Fulton who brought with him years of playing experience at Clemson. By the way, Special iid -. .-,. vb ,ds f ' ' +'4.L31 'F 4- Skip Cef swings for the knce in a game against Dulce. Sports 25 Consultant means strictly volunteer. Also making sure that everything got done was Student Assistant Coach Larry Dickinson. The Tiger squad was a pre-season pick by the OCAD coaches to win the conference title and by all accounts finished near the top. Although the team as a whole was young, the inheld had three years experience together. Anchoring the inside Diamond were veteran players Jack Horner fthird basel. ,lody Williams fshortstopj, Litz Yan Dyke fsecond basel, and Guy Yilardi ffirst basel. Other infielders who were worked into the lineup in the Tiger's very demanding schedule were Jon Waite and Danny Jenkins at first base, Jeff Neal. and Ralph Baker at second is full of many talented players who will compete for positions Giving a liltlewpre-game advice. coach Fulton tells 313 Litz van Qvke the signal for hit and run in a game i'er.9u.s.lIa1j'uillc. Disputing a close call. Coach Fulton argues his side.

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