Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'lag to Win 4 ,., . The Freshman Baseball Team was highly successful this year. Fine pitching by Tom Marks, Tom Broderick and Dan Conrad played an important role in the team's triumphs. Key defensive plays by John Henry, Jim Bandyk, Dave Messmaker, and Bill Panko also were very impressive. Excellent speed on the base paths was provided by Joe Hodorowicz and Joe Borak. Heavy hit- ting support at the plate was provided by Bugs Moran, Doug Busch, Joe Hodorowicz and our D H Mr. Mitchell. Freshman Champions 9-3, Reavis Freshman Tournament Champions, Over all record of 14-4. The season was successful and enjoyable due to the excellent teamwork of Coaches Rogowski and Ryan and of each individual player. The Sophomore Baseball Team enjoyed a fine spring season win- ning the conference title and the Beavis tournament. They fin- ished with an overall record of 20-3. The Redskins excelled in all phases of the game but particularly in the areas of hitting, pitch- ing and base running. With a lot of hard work and the develop- ment of added poise, the baseball class of 1980 could find even greater success in their remaining two years of a fine Marist base ball tradition. F 4: 3 5 it

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