Ken Mont Camp for Boys - Golden Days Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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'vas-545yi+vfff.:5 5w3,nf,,,t,:,m -.--,,,,,, M . . g --A-N 'mu-m ':4 -I Y TESTS. 5 gfifgf -W Efzssnszvgggr- LAND .S'PORlS fd Y! ' ' THE KEN-MONT BALL DIAMONDS, WHERE THE ACTION WAS AT. BASEBALL Baseball was, as always, the most popular sport in camp during the 1969 season. With our two base- ball and two softball diamonds in perfect condition, the season was off to the fastest start in years. The first few days were spent in tryouts, batting and fielding practice and base running. After every boy had earned a spot on a league team based on his ability, uniforms were drawn, and we prepared for opening day. Again we were lucky enough to have former major-league ball player Cy Block of the Chicago Cubs to open our baseball season. Cy spent time showing the boys how to hit and how to field the positions in the infield. The clinic given was enjoyed by all and all of us learned something from Cy Block. Inter-camp Competition The inter-camp competition was cut short by the unusually large amount of rain we had this summer, but what competition there was, was excellent. The Eagle-Dodo Combination went undefeated with a record of 4 wins and no losses. NEAL GARDNER was one of the best pitchers Ken-Mont has ever had. NEAL was 2 and O this year. Both wins were shut-outs, Scatico 12 to 0, and 14 strike- outs, Greylock 3 to O with 14 strike-outs. When on the mound, he was overpowering. The keys to our run producing were MITCH HORWITZ, MATT ROSS and LEE TUNIS. MITCH HORWIT Z aver- aged 2 hits and 3 RBIls a game. MATT and LEE had big triples in both Scatico wins. The biggest hit of the entire year was in the Lenox game which we won 3 to 2. MITCH HORWTTZ hit a home run into the woods, nearly 400 feet from home plate! KEN LEIBOWITZ was the winning pitcher in that game, and KEN also beat Scatico in a return game

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