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DIAMUND CIIITERS Each year the baseball Hninesl' of Power's J.V. are notable in someway or another. This year it seems that the characteristic of the team is a very strong hitting as illustrated by three games in which they produced over ten runs. The outfield has great depth with players like Woop, Caruso, and Mangone. In the infield there is Bert- odatti, at first base, Frankanbush at second, Taylor at short and Natale covers the third base 'sack'. Up to the middle of April the records of the pitchers Were: Anczarki, three Wins one loss, Kelly, two Wins and no lossesg Woop, one win and no losses. Behind the plate is the team captain, Kepics. The 'tBig Gunsl' in the hitting section are Bertodatti, Natale, and Magone, with batting averages of .500, .400 and .450 respectively. Mr. Liggio the capable coach of the Junior Varsity, regards the I56 team as the inest yet and hopes to prove this. X ,ag W 091 . ,. ., r' Q71 'K' I f -A W ,o V, ,,' ,, ZW Q 4 2 2 .9-4. 4 5 4' , ,H I J agar H0 we ,. w IQQ35i,,p L,-F 1.55111 N I . on-x VA .s- igrvwvjkllqllmw, .. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL, fleft to rightl front row: I. Kelly, I. Kepics, I. Lawlor, F. Natale. Back Row: E. Cohily, R. Woop, D. Coe, A. Mangone, R. Anczarki, R. Bertodatti, F. Franken- bush, I. Kelly, I. Caruso, I. Macaluso and Mr. V. Liggio, Coach and Moderator of the team. x - RICHARD BERTODATTI TOUCHES FIRST AND COMPLETES THE FINAL OUT. aw: sf MR. VICTOR LIGGIO Moderator and Coach of the I.V. Baseball Team 4-.leaf , -4 X224 .. ff' f 1 'S ig M4 , ,WG f I f Q , gl , - I ' . V1 ' a ., ' . ,, M 'Y . 4 I. M, of -if , , , .f f, V, 4,fAq,,,,wl IW' fam , if I A N W C 1, gf.: ,wi if .c. .. f :Y in v ,V DUCKING A WILD PITCH IS DENIS COE WHO NARROWLY ESCAPES BEING INJURED