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

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11 to 1. The infield was excellent with OSCAR REICHER at 3rd base, DAVE HUTNER, short- stop, HOWIE KUNIN, 2nd base, and powerful JEFF GINZBERG at lst base. The Eagles lost a pair of heart breakers to Grey- lock, 2 to 1, and 8 to 7. The big hitters for the Eagles were JIM RUBENSTEIN, JEFF GINZ- BERG, ANDY MAYER, and MATTY NATHEL. The defense was handled excellently with CLIFF ROSENBERG, cf, HOWIE KUNEN, 2nd base, and MARK FEINBERG, 3rd base outstanding. The Condor division was the hardluck division in the camp. Their record was one win and three losses. All their losses were by one run. However, they defeated our arch-rivals Greylock 5 to 2, in the biggest game of the season. LARRY SPINNER pitched a four-hitter and struck out ten. STACEY SIMON hit two long doubles and LARRY KLITZ- MAN, our catcher, drove in two runs and caught every runner trying to steal. The infield did a great job defensively with JOHN ROSS 3rd base, MIKE MOORIN shortstop, ALLAN KLEBAN 2nd base, and RIC ROSENBAUM lst base. The outfield duties were handled in great style by STACEY SIMON lf, STU DOPPELT cf and JEFF WEISS in rf. The Hawks played a rain-shortened season and they went through the season undefeated. BOBBY MANDEL and BILLY SACK were our two hard throwing righthanded pitchers. BOBBY beat Grey- lock 15 to 1 and BILL beat Scatico 5 to 0. The big hitters were JON SHEVELL, BILL SACK, and ANDY HOLDER. JON had a double, and a bases loaded triple against Greylock. The infield was air- tight with ALAN ABRAMSON 3rd base, ANDY HOLDER shortstop, PETE WOLPERT 2nd base and JON SHEVELL lst base. The outfield was led by BOB BALLEN lf, BILL REICHMAN cf, and DAVID GODNICK rf. The catching duties were handled by BOBBY MENDELSON. The Cardinal division didn't disappoint anyone in camp! It was thought by all this may be the best baseball group ever at Ken-Mont. Age for age, they were unbeatable. They defeated every team they played by at least five runs. JAY KRAMER and MIKE ROSEN were our big pitchers. They were nearly un-hittable! The number one hitter was LOREN KLEINMAN. LOREN, when he becomes an Eagle, will lose a lot of baseballs in the right- field woods. The infield was handled by STEVE KRIEGER 3rd base, DANNY FISHBEIN short- stop, MITCH STERN 2nd base, LOREN KLEIN- MAN lst base. The catcher was tough little SCOTTY WEBER. The outfield duties in center field were handled by JON SCHOTTLAND, while PAUL KRAMER was our rightfielder, and MIKE ROSEN our leftnelder. lnfra-Camp Competition American League The Cubs were the league winners and they did this by defeating the Mets in a league play-off 7 to 5. CEvents proved to be different with these two teams in the Majorslj They were led by the out- standing hitting and fielding of BRUCE GOLD- MAN, PAUL FELDAN, RIC FEINSTEIN, and TEDD WEISMAN. '6Remember TED's big double 939 in the Falcon Color War game. The Mets Hnished in 2nd place and they were led by the clutch hitting of PHIL KASS, NOEL HOGANS, and LARRY SORREL. JON GOLD- WATER, PHIL KASS and JON ROSEN made the big plays defensively. The Cards finished 3rd and were- close in all their losing games. PHIL LANDAU was the leader of the Cards ofiensively and defensively. Other clutch players were MARK SECKLER, ANDY OKUN and STEVE FASS. - The Spades ended their season in the 4th place. Their key performers were JEFF DAVIDSON, JEFF GOLDBERG, BOB KRAKOWER, DAVE IACOVELLI, BOB NORDEN and DAVE BERN- STEIN. The Aces finished 5th, but they had the satisfac- tion of winning the elimination tournament. They were led by the 'outstanding play of BRYAN M.V.P. BLOOM, LORNE GODNICK, DAVE DOUGLASS, HARRISON STERLING, STEVE KRIEGER and BRIAN STERLING. ' The Braves finished in the 6th place but then finished 2nd in the elimination tournament. They were led by the outstanding play of JON BLANK, J ON DOPPELT, FRANK LAUREDA, DAVID ALBIN, LARRY POMER and MIKE WEIN- STOCK. The Bucs finished in last place, but they had the terrible luck of losing three games by one run. They were led by the outstanding play of BRAD GOLDBERG, JEFF RADLER, PETE CORREN, KEN LIGHT and MARC STARR.

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BIues IL. 'Io R.I Top Row: BILLY FALK, ANDY HOLDER, KEITH RITTMASTER. Lee Simonson, JEFF MINDICH, JON SCHOTTLAND, WALTER KASS. BoHom Row: LARRY MAYER, BRIAN DRAZIN, MIKE SIGNET, PHIL SECKLER, JON KATZ, LARRY GREENFIELD, PETE WOLPERT. GoIcIs IL. 'Io R.I Top Row: David SI'IenIcer. MidcIIe Row: BILLY SACK, ALLAN TOPCHICK, MIKE DIAMOND, BOB FISH, GARY STARR. MIKE ROSEN, BRAD HYMAN, PAUL KRAMER. BoI'+om Row: ALAN ABRAMSON, MARTY ROSENSWEET, BOB BALLEN, MARC VERSHEL. CORY SCHIFFMAN, SHELDON KIVELL. efeys IL. +0 R.I Top Row: Dale cooper. Middle Row: MARK DIRECTOR, PETER ENGEL, TONY ASTMANN, NORIVI ROSEN, RICK BLANC. DAVID GODNICK, BOB SENDAR, MIKE J. ROSEN. Bo'Hom Row: JEFF DANIELS, BRAD KAUFMAN, MIKE DOPPELT, MITCH STERN- eos MANDEL, MIKE FEDDER. 68