Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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GOOD SEASON K ■I With highly talented seniors such as: pitchers Don Bell and Pot Mul- lin, catcher Jim Pignatelli, first base Wally Johnson, and second base occupied by Bob Perry the team will be out to complete com- petition with a strong SCIAC record. There is a strong supporting cast of sophomores and juniors, plus the experience gained in Holland in the summer of 1964 to add to the team ' s strength and experience. Junior John Cosgrove adds bolance to o fine pitching squoo. Pignatclli cuts loose. 145

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Across fop of these two pages, Jim Pignatelli, Dave Arkell, and Ken Cox demonstrote sliding ability. - -- I BASEBALL TEAM ON WAY TO VARSITY — FIRST ROW, left to right: Chuck Westwood, Dave Arkell, Don Wilson, Bill Slovin, Jim Pignotelli, Bill Prevot, Ken Cox, Bob Perry, Jim Tredwoy. SECOND ROW: Coach Arce, Ed D ' Ancona, Glen Carlson, Chuck Iver- 144 son, Vic Bilger, Pot Multin, Don Bell, Andy Van Horn, John Cosgrove, Raleigh Johnson, Steve Griffith, Ron Leos.

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Frosh ' s Mike Gray practices pick-off play. FROSH SHOW TALENT On the early season look — this could be an outstanding club. A tight infield and speed in the outfield, along with good pitch- ing and hitting makes the future appear bright. So far the team ' s leading hit- ters are: Ron Calavano, Don Coley, and Bob Granger, with Ron having five homeruns to his credit. In the pitching department Ed Klicks and Mike Gray are throwing very well. Additional regulars include: Pat Hogiwora, Jim Garber, Jim Cameron and Scott Willert. The record to this date is just 3 and 4. But with ten games re- maining, uch can be expected from this talented squad. And a great deal of this predicted suc- cess is due to the fine coaching of Mike Noonan. 4? Pitcher Pete Lowe shows even hurlers can hit for the fences. V ' -M 146 FROSH — FIRST ROW, left to right: Stan Eubanks, Jim Cameron, Roger Nelson, Frank Jones, Roger Boird, Mike Gray, John Power, Doug Marshall. SECOND ROW: Kim Montono, Bob Granger, Chuck Mothiesen, Mike Molone, Jim Gar- ber, Pete Lowe, Scott Willert, Dennis Fadden, Coach Noonan.