Powers Catholic High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Freshmen - Better Than Average Freshman Baseball Team: Top row, left to right: Coach Ron Rolak, Dan LeBlanc, Marvin Dipzinski, Tim Macko, Tom Myers, Mike Dietering, Ron Donnelly. middle row: Phil Zimmerman, Ted Faris, Dave Boike, Paul Mueller, Bill Lorenz, Frank Bon- tumasi. bottom row: John Hirn, Kevin Collins, Tim Norko, Tim March, Bill Bisson- nette, Dennis Bueche, Brian Bissonnette. FRESHMAN BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 'iri 1 T r,en fy if Powers ,L .ilk kk V K V ., . . iik AT! k:1,, ky 4 Ainsworth - T i lilni A gl5, 3 t Clin it -' V , 'T L if .J,i'- Kllill f :ll 'L l Flushing L A T if f V A f T 8 A e T Flushing I :A riil 4 'lr, l gf ,,sn, 7 4 Dolan 'h K 5 . K ' , K V',f' k'Q.lk. ,r1, 1, I7 i A summaf + iir' it A ' 11 irese 1 5 Bendle ,,,, e i - if 5 96 e,,.Jr L Q 20 ' T 'Summits l C i or Ai Record 4-4st 'lll l'ii f l ll C L ,,.e C' ,ie,f The Freshman baseball team ended their year with a record of four wins and four losses, an aver- age season. But they were not an average ball club. The four games they lost were by,a total of four runs. The freshman bats were hot this year as they slugged out 65 runs to their opponents' lowly 30 runs. Coach Rolak looks forward to seeing these freshmen progress to become varsity stars of the future. After a long, hard season of diffi- cult practices and tough games, Coach Rolak says, Thanks, Gloria. Above left: Makes the tag to stop an attempted sto- len base. above right: Dan LeBlanc hopes for a good throw to complete a double play. Sports l 37

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V's Complete Tough Season Winning makes it easy to be full of spirit and pride, but when the going is tough and the enthusiasm remains, that is true spirit. This atti- tude was clearly shown by the JV baseball team this year. Even with- out a winning season, Don Stringer and Dan Ducharme still connected often for some fine hitting. Their momentum picked up near the sea- son's end as the JV's won four of their last six games. Determination and spirit were their greatest assets, and they're sure to be domi- nant in the future. Above left: Don Cody receives advice from Bro. Jack and Don Stringer before pitching to the next batter. above right: Steve Rit- chie appears to have lost his arm as he winds up for a throw to home plate. right: The quick thinking JV's pick off an unwary base runner as Steve Abaid looks on. l 36 Sports JV Baseball Team: Top row, left to right: Coach Bro. Jack Ryan, Frank Szabo, Randy Miller, Bruce Simms, Bob Warda, John Ritchie, Don Stringer, Steve Abaid, Mike Kessler, Jim Hirn, Steve lski. bottom row:Dennis Rariden, Andy Hamilton, Craig McKillop, Rick Daly, Dan Duc- harme, Larry Ward, John Nord, Don Cody. l n. '.fi it-1 fi - i-- -wifi

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