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r r W X Row I: C. Riker, D. Plumer, P. DeiPrince, G. Cooper, L. Viapicmo Row 2: B. Zipp, G. Mirusso, L. Hazard, B Forts A Gnonn K .S.C. .S.C. .S.C. Lancaster Orchard Park Clarence Nelson TEAM RECORD L.S.C. OPPONENT L.S.C. 1 Hamburg 7 L.S.C 0 Lancaster 10 L.S.C 5 Eden 0 L.S.C 5 Orchard Park L.S.C 2 Clarence .S.C. 1 Sweet Home .S.C. 0 2 2 4 1 .S.C. 7 5 2 Hamburg 4 5 0 6 Sweet Home 3 I think he signaled for cn bun?
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16 W' X, Q r my W-'M ,,,,,,,5xJ' Gncnn singles in winning run. Couch: Mr. Thomas 7 4 3 I A 3.1 , . E 4- s Row I: B. Ciminesi Row 2: P. Ricci, M. Knoll, B. Gannon Baseball The 1967 season was a rebuilding year as most of the team was made up of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. Kevin Nelson achieved the two victories by pitching a one- hit shutout against Eden and a three-hit, ten-strikeout shut- out against Orchard Park. The top hitter of the season was Bud Forti, who also won the most valuable player award. The award for the most improved player went to Chet Riker. 1968 promises to be a good year as L.S.C. has nine re- turning players. There will be better pitching and, especially in the infield, an improved defense.
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l I .1 L. if .. N. 1 rt ,x - hi 116 Row 1: L. Truby, T. Pelz, L. Rodriquez, D. Rendell, L. Heeter, M. Cczffery, D. Greene, P. Tomlinson Row 2: G. Cleveland, R. Pindi- tore, G. Bliss, J. Mciyne, M. Hayden, M. Fronkowicik, D. Timm, M. , . A, ,A l Frost Row 3: R. Wolters, B. Zoeller, T. Piegzik, B. Broeges, F Chiclveho Track 8. Field 1967 was a good year for the L.S.C. Track Team. Finishing the season with 5 wins, 2 losses, Lake Shore lost only to Clarence and Orchard Park in meets that were extremely competitive. The '67 season was one for breaking many records. Jim Nasternak broke the school long jump record with a 20' jump. Bill Zoeller broke the school triple jump record 3 times with a final jump of 45' l.5 . The mile medley team of Paul Chiavet- ta, Matt Frost, Gary Stubler, and Pete Collopy broke the school record with a 3.53 minute run. Pete Collopy, the best 440 runner in the history oi L.S.C. broke the Western New York and school records with a time of 50.2 seconds. The most valuable player award went to Pete Collopy for the second year in a row and the most improved player award went to Ralph Walters. The 1968 Track Team will be composed of 14 returning Lettermen. The outlook for the future appears bright as coaches Buier and Eddy prepare for another winning season. ,
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