North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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i Viks Go All The Way Congratulations to coach Don Scbaefer and bis 1967 State A-1 Baseball cbampions for bringing to tbe city of Salem its first State baseball crown. P 49' 'f-x. lk em- A my --ag.. .- v -,N - . l '9. .., , fs gpqg.-ng.-n. 2 lx Teamwork is a mighty big word.

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v I ' W ' K A ' -154 ' ' .f 97' , ' H ' gg' ' b, i nu, r t use a , : ' ., . Y t'A 'i'T 'V at , 1 l I ' L .' 'v W' 4 N I ,' '. , Q ' 7 v vs' J qv . ' J 1 3 , t , iw- ? . ,H . I-, , . .-.-5, i1i :E V I Inc' J 4. in Ti ss- Q ' - 1 , 7 n I ' 6' Wy G 7 39 N I ,,, -4: , -1- if-Tlwx 5 ft 4, 'f Hifi- fltt l i 1 5: ky .W ,711 11, .. t ' 53-1.:-Lu. Pitching--very strong with three no-hitters from Mike Miller and a one-hitter by Steve Tate. With a combined E.R.E. of 147 and only allowing an average of 4,11 hits per game, the pitching proved to be one of the teams best assets. Hitting--Excellent. Lead by Rusty Gynn, Gordy Hoffman, and Miles Bullock with averages .416, 389, 565, respect- 1- ,... -ii '31 . x 24 K ively. The team scored an average of 5.25 points per ,G.,,,,,-,,,,t.,t-,w, , ,, - . V, M., 'L - ' ff' fr. .-' 1 .. . - - 1559 - - . , - .-5211-and- w:gw'.-..aw-M'f: f,1 ' game. With an over all batting average of 2.11, the my .gf ,l,34'ggr,,gr1:f,at , , ,, . . - ' fr.,p'- offense came through many times with the clutch runs. 3,1 ,. .. 1 -- X'E ifuflw .A - , ' ,, 1' 6 iv , QSM :Y . gg wg Y 5.13. QE H ' , to 3vg3,',a?,. Eel , A '- ' 1' Q, E-if 5 is ' ' V H Q.: .. M : Q ,,,:,.r E , N -,J, Eg -4 - r .112 . ' . or y t .-'Aft-mf.-.,,f.,f ,, J . ,v.r..lJ-LI' W ,,... . my Jeri' .AE was ,,,1 1 w nw, wornaswi , - 31.11 '-'l I f 5,71 ' .A3'-171 is if l 7 - . 5. - - - - - - - - --'ft' V- ,. S Fielding--Sufficient, the weakest point of a team with few 23355-fff ' 2 'Q ' flaws, the defense was one of the strongest in the league. :yi -'t I . ,Y Many times the Vikings in the field robbed opposing f' f 1gg f7' 4' if Q K, batters of hits to preserve narrow victories. H - i -tr: - Q-A- rw l ' . ww, I -A l, ' 2 I: ' I' . M A , V 3 5 ' v- , ' H ' g-jnj., ...Lf ',g-, Q' ' ' 1 e ' ' T Z i xy 1-'Z 'T' ' . -'4' Af' ' P' l ' rgv.. 'f' 351' Af' , 7f15l75'?ff5'7f7f?fZ ' - ' . ' ti- ' w i 'fri' - , . H ... - 5'f 'W1' ' J.-,L -' ' A 'Z gt . I 0 0 aj, -ffrzriegggi' tb rg gi f ' W H V 'l ay i',,AQ L : H K-,Id 5,7 -.W.,'vh !x:h,,i7- Ml- I b 4 . .J .W p 1, - 1 I I. HL - ml , Q s -- . 1 -L --.. 1 ' - g I g -' -1--' .f,..'Lg.g35y fi .D r L 9- , fe- Q y -. ' . t-lv--..-.,,.,, 1 .U . U' '7 ' '- .f Overall--With a season record a total of 14-2 the j.V.Viks A A under the excellent guidance of Mr. Hutzl er had a tremen- ' , ,, ,V Q A ,43,,,g',, dous year winning the championship of a very tough league.