Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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i 2 i FLASHING, NO-HIT Row |: Jeff Stuhr, Mike Pfennig, Bob Kaiser, Ron Gruntzel, Gordy Rieber, Pete Kohnert, Jerry Cox. Row 2: Asst. Coach Thomas, Vince Hodgen, Pete Weber, Steve Eggen, Tom Tischer, Ken Happel, Brian Brose, Duane Williams, Doug Elton, Coach Leonard. The 1971 Logan Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Bill Leonard, may have had one of the most thrilling seasons ever experienced by a coach or athlete at Logan High School. The regular season of play ended with a dismal 4-7 record. However, when the state baseball tourna- ment play began, Logan put all their talents and skills together to build a team that would become the W.I.A.A. State Baseball Champs. Logan opened the district tournament by defeating the cross-town rival Central. They went on to overcome Westby and Cashton at the regionals. A smashing vic- tory over Ithaca and Sauk Prairie at the sectionals en- abled Logan to go on to the State Baseball Tournament at Marion, Wisconsin. Pete Kohnert pitched an outstanding game at the opening tournament to overpower Chetek 8-0. When Logan was behind 8-3 in the last of the 7th inning against Beloit Memorial, the impossible was accom- plished when Logan defeated Beloit. La Crosse Logan then became W.I.A.A. State Champs 1971 when they overpowered Chippewa Falls in the final game.

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i Row 1: Asst. Coach Erickson, Harry Korish, Joel Roland, Ted Larson, Gary Schmuck, Harry Helfrich, Bruce Melby, Greg Wat- son, Mike Brown. Row 2; Coach Johnson, Gary Kaiser, Dave Wapp, Jeff Laufle, Loran Meier, Steve Melcher, John Pintz, Bill Klaus. Row 3: Mike Rochester, Mark Hellerud, Terry Gruntzel, Steve Hammes, Paul Hauser, Jim Harbaugh, Billy Linder, Mike Olson, Mark Engelson. Row 4: Carl Viner, John Wells, Dave Loomis, Randy Nicholson, Randy Hembd, Larry Burr, Jim Bennett. ‘ . 2 : a8 a ie WERE sn. BEN “ Big John lets one go! Put it in third, Jim.