North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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The Clinton coach nfliergks out his runner Danielson as Dave Whitcornb trys to change Dennis Golinghorsi thinks the sun is in the urripiifjfg decision' his QYQS- 5 U P 'l 5 . HOT WEATHER, TOUGH SEAS ON is-ammas.. w v-we,-Q .s LANCED 1 ILAXNCEY 1959: The tirst baseball season at North Scott got underway with 5 games which were all away . . . 1961: Atter just 3 short seasons the Lancers earned themselves a Winning record ot 7-6 1964: The Lancers had an outstanding season ot ll-6, managing also to defeat Davenport West and East Moline 1961: Baseball, traditionally a spring season, became the only summer sport in the high school . . . 19 7 3: While accomplishing a mark ot l3-B, the best NS baseball history, the squad also had a team batting average ot .304 . . . 1973: Dave Arnold had a whopping season batting average ot 449, while knocking in 20 runs . . . 1975: Hitting 5 homeruns and batting in 22 runs was accomplished by Larry' Wilford, both are a school record . . . 1979: Being the tirst year in the Mississippi 8, Lancer Ron Nagle tied the homerun record ot 5 and Larry Dalton hit tor a .356 batting average While the team tinished with 9-23 record . . . 1983 . . . Lancer catcher Kurt lireiter looks before Bruinsma, M, Salas, R. Bradley, ROW 2: W. Steffen, G. Freund, l. Corson. he whips the ball. Hamann, D. Nigh, C. Dennis, Dies, C. SOPHOMQRE BASEBALL: W. Hamann, Carter, D. Schnoor. ROW 3: Coach B. Carts-en, l, Herman, K, Lang, 1, Podber, R Busch, l. Peters, M. Busch, T. THE SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Cl4't5l NS 5 Davenport Assumption 2 NS 2-O Pleasant Vatleyi 5-2 NS 11 Davenport Central 3 NS 9-20 DeWitt Central' 3 NS 2-6 Clinton' l-3 NS l2-9 Canianohef 344 NS 2 Bettendort 4 NS 5-l Davenport West' 3.3 NS 34 Muscatine' 76 NS 10,2 Davenport Assumption' O-O NS B-5 Davenport Central' l3-lO NS 3-5 Burlington 514 NS 5-lO Bettendort 4-5 NS 3-6 Davenport West 13-l NS 3-2 Muscatine t3-6 NS 5-l Pleasant Valley 6-3 'denotes double header B ASEBALL 89 '-le

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,. 'L ,gmt ' P noir we ' . .., . -LKL-- -- - in 'if'-tin Q: -5-: - - ' . 1. . ...h..., --s. ' - - '- is 3, 1- 2.5 A A ' - K. ' u . tilts f N'2, ' - 'i:? ':'-3'-I K V ..: k .. Qi ,gg si ., 1 7 7 if 1 .. 3 ' Phil VdUBldItlCION1l5S pitched ball is 111 the airl This lifisf- belongs to Darryl Wi-vstpliall 1 5 Lag-..... J VARSl'l'Y BASEB!-Xl.l.: A. lltiiiiann, D. Golingli orst, P. l.o11ssaert, D. Wi-rstiilitil, l. Slcatilti, K Krefiter. l3f'7W Q: G. Stotleii, M. Mc:Gonec'1lr-, fi. !,,,,,.f -- l .A . 2 Sliively Kreiter, l. Slmala, M. Goode, l. Ploog Stretfliiiifi lit-lore the ball 1:9 pitfilied is Pat Lftusi-'f1fi1 -l..W,.:K, RQW 3: Ciotiwli Denner, l. Pivtiris, K. Kluever, 13. VanBla1'1c'on1, S. Baldwin, ll. Wl'11lc'cDmlJ, Corin-l1 Morse. I - THE SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASEBALL C6-24l NS l Davenport Assumption 10 NS l Ctinton 5 N5 1-6 Pieasant Valley' 8-3 NS 3-4 Davenport Central' 4-5 NS 14 DeWitt Central 0 NS 0-4 Calamus 7 NS O-4 Clinton' 5-3 NS 3-0 Burlington ' 4- 10 NS 1 Bettendorf 8 NS 0-0 Davenport West' 11-4 NS 2 DeWitt 5 NS 0 Camanche 3 NS 3 Muscatine 4 NS 3-5 Camanche' 8-1 NS 3 Davenport Central 6 NS 0-2 Burlington' 4-8 NS 2-2 Bettendorf ' 12-8 NS 1 Davenport West 7 NS 5-0 Muscatine' 6-6 NS 1 Betiendort 3 'indicates double headers 88 SPORTS The year was summed up by coach Randy Denner, after a tough 3-1 loss to Beitendorf in the first round of districts: 'xlt was similar in many ways to the rest of the season. We had the pitching and good defense, but like other times we didn't get the hitting. Even with the lack of hitting, two Lanc- ers earned themselves a plus .300 average in the Mississippi 8 Conference. Mike Goode led the team with an average of .333 and Kurt Kreiter finished with a 311. left Ploog led the pitchers with a 3,57 ERA and Goode led in strikeouts with 51. The pitchers compiled an ERA of 4.03. Three team members, Kreiter, Goode and Dennis Golinghorst were named Mis- sissippi 8 All-Conference Honorable Mention. Kurt Kreiter was voted MVPQ he and lohn Skaala were voted Most Inspira- tional Players. 1 im Peters was named Most I Benchsitting Kevin Kluever and lim Peters talk about the game, Improved along with Dennis Golinghorst. The Sophomore Squad ended seasons play at one game under .500 in overall conference play. They finished at a season mark of 14-15 and conference at 6-7, after suffering four straight losses at the departure of the sea- son to PV and Muscatine. On the top of the batting chart was Mike Busch hitting .3977 second with his stick was Cory Carter followed by Todd Steffen. The pitching staffs only winning record went to Manny Salas, 3-2 with letf Peters 4-4 and Mike Busch 4-5. Highlights of the season in Coach Pod- hur's mind was sweeping Bette-ndorf in a double header and defeating Assumption three times!

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. '2 t we Y , t 17 Ml an 'S SCPHQMORE SOFTBALL: H. White, T. berq, R. lohannsen, l. Wright, l. Mazak, B. Moeller, C. Siebke, P. Leslie, K, Holland, W. Braack, D. Hanson, A. Harsh, L. Younqberq. Tuttee. ROW 3: Coach Harris, N. Stolten- .J ,., I Tagging out the runner at third is Kim Reese. Q 5 tmwwwaww l 1 Cheri Twiqq gets ready to 'lplay ball! The teammates of Wendy Wliite look on as she gets hold oi a pitch. n-n A . VARSITY SQFTBALL 440,93 - NS ll Bennett K N5 O Wheatland -L T NS T5 6 BYJBYBHT ' - - NS 13.3 Bettendori' NS 0-1 Div, Central' K NS L T . '2 Burlington ND. T NS f 7 Dtiumwa L Q r RNS L L O Davenpor'tLCenira1 NS 22.13 Clinton' . - NS 443- L Dav. Assumpnop' NS - EMO K Burlington f NS jk l L Clear Creek NS L U 1cwaCity Regina, f NS L 10' Q Center Point. NS - L Behendorif :L '- NS . K 345 K 1?leaSan1Valiey' I NS ' S12-6 Daw, West? NS . 4A lO Musdalinex NS . 'ZA7 Dav..Assumption't 1 NS 3 Dewar Centra i -NS L Durant . ,- Ames in i ,944 Dimcenffatr .1 L 12-12 Clinton' ' - A NS NS 1518 . NS 2 NS L S ' NS' 2 ' NS 0-2 i SedxonalTOurnamei1t NS L ll - NS 6 NS ' 2 NS 2 90 S?OR'i'S Burlingtdn - sr. Poik L . CR. iefierson DM. Dowling Dev. Westf s K Bettendorf Pleasant Valley' Dawn Centra! L Maquoketa L T lu An excellent season record was com- ny Wendlandi.3S3J,. Laxma-Pausiianlif.327l .piled by the varsity girls softball team, as andllfim Reese Q.3l5Jalso li1it over .300ior they were able to win 40 of their 49 the season. ,L L . .. TTL. T T e L L L - gamesg Many accomplishments were achieved during the season as the Lady Lancers were rated as high as llth in the state during luly. L g , ' ROI! an individual level Tammy Wues' tenberg clidantoutstandinq job on the mound with a record of 28-5 and an ERA of l3'Z,lwalking only lO hitters in 221 in- nings- . T . - . Wendy White also had fa fine season by going 1532 and an ERA QF 2. L ,At the plate LWhite led the team with .390 average and also stole 33 bases. Four other batters, Jenny Fitzgerald f.36Ol, len- . Even with a banner yearithe girls had fa couple of maioridlgappoirrtments. The first was while leading rti the leaquerthroughout the season tlieyfwereswepff, from the Mis- sissippi Champigmg by Daxrenpart Wegfirp two veryclose ball games afihe end of the year. The Lady .llancersr iinishefjltinrfind place with a 25-3fc:or1ferer1r:el marli:rAnf othermajor loss was whenriheyr faced Mah quolceta in the regionals, losing 3-2g after having an early T2-Q lestdrr T L. 5 .Q . . ' l Whitej Wuestenbergg Reese, Wend- lancl and Fitzgerald were Lancers on T the Miss. 8 All-Conference First Team L T