Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Junior, Kevin Keith has been playing varsity baseball for two years. 1ii ili 2 i ffletii iiiii . , niil if iiii iii'i S iilii i1 i ,e,i, so ni iii2 nilii J iiin .ffl i ii iii 0' S ,Of T -ii ilii iss iii i One of the three seniors on the team, Dale Johnson, played outfield while occasionally pitching. In the Cy-Fair game Daniel Montana pitched a three hit- ter but the Bobcats defeated the Falcons 4-0. When the Falcons next met the Conroe Tigers they were able to hold them better, but were still defeated 7-l . Jersey Village next traveled to Klein. Larry Bell drove in two runs with a double and Doug Skarpa and Steve Smith each had two hits. However, the Falcons weren't able to hold them and lost 12-4. The Spring Tigers next defeated the Falcons with a final score of lO-0. Even with the Falcons playing on their own territory, the Bryan Vickings were able to defeat Jersey Village 6-0. The last game of the season was against the Cy-Fair Bobcats. Steve Smith had two hits and Allen Parsons drove in two runs. However, the Falcons lost l5-5. Coach Ware said We had a very young team with only three seniors, and poor playing in only one inning cost us several ballgamesf' The most valuable player award went to senior Allen Parsons who played pitcher, catcher, and outfield, and iunior Shannon Lauve, who played outfield. Sports -

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Although he is iust a sophomore, Pat Zaiontz played second base on the varsity team. L Pictured above, the Varsity Baseball Team, Montana, Steve Smith, Larry Bell, Roger Pil- Shannon Lauve, Kevin Keith, Pat Zaiontz, TOP: Alvin Englishbee, Allen Parsons, Dale low, BOTTOM: Doug Williams, Rod Warmko, David Hoeppner. Johnson, Dennis Jones, Doug Skarpa, Daniel Johnny Aguilar, Mike Camacho, Vic Staffa, Sports T l E Parsons and Lauve, Most T l Valuable 5 Players , lg 8 sk E S

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Ojeda, Lee, Mattox Captains of 76-77 Mr. Joe Jacques coached the iunior varsity baseball team. Junior Varsity Season Record Opponent JVHS Spring 18 1 1 Klein 1 2 Bryon 14 O McCullough 5 4 14 O Spring 3 7 Klein 10 O Cy-Fair 4 1 7 3 Bryan 8 6 This was not the Junior Varsity Baseball team's best season with a record of two wins and six losses. Mr. Joe Jacques, coach of the J.V. baseball, stated, Most of the ball teams were too strong for my inexperienced group l had. The team was also weak because l had to drop several of my players. Their first district game was against Spring. Both teams made many errors. The Falcons were struck-out 1 1-18. Robert Oieda pitched a no hitter against Klein. Leading the Falcons to a 2-1 victory. The J.V. team traveled to McCullough to play a double- header. The first game was lost by only one point 4-5. The second game was 0-14. Jersey Village came back in their second match against Spring and won 7-3. Robert Oieda pitched an excellent game. ' Outstanding players were Robert Oieda, pitcher, Sam Mattox, catcher, Robert Lee, shortstop, and Johnny Agui- lar, pitcher. 1 36 Sports ' ..si?'s-31535, . us.. 2 l is a a i s Q S 2 s 5 Q a ff i E 1 Q Robert Lee was an asset to the team because of his excellent batting averags 5. 4 Robert Oieda pitched a no hitter in the game against Klein.