Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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nd on the alert for a grounder. BASEBALL . i ywm, Q Row 1: J. Miller, J. Mason, F. Reuer, D. LeDuc, D. Kozera, J. Persons, S. Cleveland, R. Schwartz. Row 2: J. Howell, F. Stuckey, T. DeVries, R. Shearer, J. Ingles, G. Reynolds, G. Gall. Row 3: R. Steffen, R. Edmonds, B. Ketcham, Goza, E. Lode, D. Stevens. Coach Ray Steffen's baseball team, seeking to improve on its 1961 third place tie in the p , A MIAA, began its conference campaign on i Nj .l 1' April 25 with a home doubleheader with 1' X 1 1 rl ' R Adrian. Previous to the tilt with the Bull- dogs, the Hornets had played a six game exhibition schedule in the first southern spring trip to be made by K-College's base- ball team. In addition to games with the other MIAA opponents fCalvin, Hope, Olivet, Alma, Albionj the Hornets played non-conference games with Illinois Institute and Central Michigan. With only two sen- iors, Dan Kozera and Scott Cleveland, on the squad, the lineups were studded with underclassrrien. Catcher Frank Stuckey and pitcher john Mason were the juniors who saw the most action. John Persons, Fred Reuer, Don LeDuc and Bob Schwartz were among the sophomores who saw the most action is well as Freshmen Eglis Lode, Tom DeVries and Jeff Gall.