McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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Cowboy Baseball Seniors James Gallier and Lud Henry accounted for most of the records broken by the McNeese State baseball team during the 1982 season. The Cowboys, who compiled a 25-29 overall record and won two tournament titles during the year, broke a total of nine records (team and individual) during the season. Gallier, who wrapped up a four-year career as a starting first baseman for the Cowboys, accounted for four of these records. He set a single game record in RBls by driving in seven in one game with Lamar and he tied a single game mark for home runs with three against the Cardinals. Gallier also set career records in times at bat (587) and in base hits (176). é ze HM . ‘ $ slight, Above: T 5 ic he 1982 Baseball Team. 232 Sports

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Henry, who was a four-year starter at third base for the Cowboys, set a career record in doubles by slamming out 34. Also coming up with a pair of records was Cowboy centerfielder Carl Grayson who stole four bases in a game against Northwestern State for one mark and a total of 24 on the season for another. In the team category, McNeese set records for base hits (369), double plays (39) and stolen bases (92). Short- stop Roger Hickernell won the team batting title for the second year in a row, posting a .372 mark with 64 hits in 172 trips to the plate. Other hitting department leaders were Henry in home runs with seven and in runs batted in with 34 and Gallier in runs scored with 35. In the pitching department, righthander Ben Berwick won the most games (five) while reliefer Scott Wade had the best won-lost precentage with a 4-0 record. NO. PLAYER POST. B T WHGT. WGT. AGE CL-EXP. HOMETOWN SEASON RESULTS 1 Kevin Arnold OF WR Sey 5 2 fae Omaha, Neb. 2 Scott Wade P R L 5-8 150 18 Fr-HS Kirbyville, Tex. McNeese 1-9, Grambling 3-6 3 Brian Harris 2B R R 5-7. 157 20 So-1VL Vidor, Tex. McNeese 4-9, SE Louisiana 3-6 4 Jeff Hunter OF RAR SFiQ HS 20 IJale Colorado Springs, Colo. McNeese 4-1, Houston 5-10 5 Lud Henry 3B R R 5-11 200 21 = Sr-3VL Berwick McNeese 2-5, Sam Houston 5-3 6 Harold East P L L 62 180 20 ‘Jr-JC Alice, Tex. McNeese 3-1, La Tech 4-4 7 David Mees 2B IR SO ha 2O jae Tucson, Ariz. McNeese 7-0, Texas A M 5-6 8 Carl Grayson OF R R 5-10 150 20 Jr-JC Wichita, Kan. McNeese 3-1, Texas A M 4-5 9 James Gallier 1B R L 6-2 205 21 = Sr-3VL Vidor, Tex. McNeese 5-4, Tulane 7-7 10 Roger Hickernell SS R R 6-3 200 21. Sr-1VL Lakeland, Fla. McNeese 5-10, NW La. 4-3 11 Rudy Flores P L L id Ws 20 Jiale Robstown, Tex. McNeese 1-2, La Tech 5-3 12 Billy Bryant 2B R R 5-6 160 19 So-1VL Bridge City, Tex. McNeese 1-3, Lamar 5-1 13 Gary Westerlage P R R 6 1 170 19 So-JC Dickinson, Tex. McNeese 12-8, Lamar 11-9 14 Ben Berwick P R R 5-11 170 19 So-1VL Leesville McNeese 5, SE Oklahoma 6 15 Nick Doucet P R R 5 10 170 20 So-1VL Eunice McNeese 6, Southern 1 16 Rodney Fausett =P R R 66 215 20 So-1VL New Boston, Tex. McNeese 2, NW Louisiana 1 17 Todd Griffen Gc R R 6-1 210 19 So-1VL Ragley McNeese 6, Nicholls State 2 18 Tim Robichaux C R R 6-1 185 20 = Jr-1VL Crowley McNeese 8, SE Louisiana 6 19 Tony Robichaux P R R 6-0 180 20 Jr-1VL Crowley McNeese 5-3, USL 2-4 20 David Perez OF R R 5-11 175 21° Jr-2VL New lberia McNeese 3-2, USL 2-11 21 David Ramsey P R R 5-9 180 19 Fr-HS Sulphur McNeese 6-9, New Orleans 4-8 23 Kerry Landry P ieee 5-1 8170 = 20° Fr-2VL Frankiin McNeese 1-5, Baylor 8-6 24 Artie Mercer P R R 6-1 200 22 JrJC Cheyenne, Wy. McNeese 2-7, Sam Houston State 1-4 25 Joey Granger OF R R 6-2 225 20 = Jr-1VL Kinder McNeese 1-1, Lamar 4-6 D7 A. ). Owens P Rw Sel Wo 2 fate Corpus Christi, Tex. McNeese 5-11, Lamar 12-13 28 Mike Prowse P wR FO GO 2 Vale Oleiyye, ie McNeese 1-1, New Orleans 5-4 29 David Lopez P R R 6-1 165 19 Fr-HS Houston, Tex. McNeese 2, SE Louisiana 1 30 Jeff Meche P R R 6-1 180 18 Fr-HS Rayne McNeese 6, Nicholls State 3 31 Mark Williams P R R 6-0 170 19 So-JC Waco, Tex. McNeese 8, Nicholls State 7 32 Bart Hernandez P R R 5-11 162 19 Fr-HS New York,N.Y. McNeese 3-7, Southern 2-3 33 Tony Camp 3B R R 56 170 20 So-Sqd Lake Charles McNeese 1-0, USL 5-8 34 Jody Kelly 1B R R 60 185 20 Fr-HS Orange, Tex. McNeese 4-7, USL 11-6 Sports ¢ 233