Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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aging record. We had the talent but we couldn't get it togetherf' remarks team member Steven Blaustein. But Coach Voelker comments that the team never gave up-they played each game as if it were their first. What went wrong?is probably the question in your mind. The fault definitely does not lie with Coach Voelker- he has coached RHS's var- sity team for two years, varsity soc- cer at RHS for three years, and JV soccer and track at Milford Mill Sen- ior High. In addition, Coach Voelker played baseball himself for eight - A .fi H . XV it Q, I , . - .15Wf'9f1+,', fp f arf' ' ,124-r?'f ,, .. -' ' W' ww. - f f 'icc 11-mf 2. S H :TQ r-c' . g S R . if 'V 'p.p ':,,, , My 1 Seq. I- is f Q -QL i-L' Wfcri- -:Y . Eff ',f' 9' Z- p-'p .m...l ,tl H ' gk, ,fa A .1 , -- 1 71,5 Although he is not a fast pitcher, Jimmy Cle- ments is very effective because he carefully thinks before he acts. 'Before every game, Coach Bopp must review the field's boundaries with his players. years, four at Baltimore Lutheran High School and four at Frostburg State College. He enjoys coaching and quickly accepted Mr. Higgins' offer to coach at Randallstown. Was it the team 's fault?Not really, although the team was weak in some key areas.-Coach Voelker states that there is definitely potential for the future, however. Coach Voelker had a difficult time selecting outstanding players: Base- ball is a team game so you can't real- ly single out certain players. Some key players who will be returning l -ms. is xxx.. ' jj ,..- f an ..,,of-, A' ... V fn- S 1' next year to help secure a champion- ship season are Jimmy Martin and Rod Winley. All other players are equally commended for their stam- ina, endurance, enthusiasm and spir- it. The reason for the team's downfall will remain a mystery, but neverthe- less the team stayed interested and determined throughout the year. As Steven Blaustein concludes, the team as a whole stuck together and never gave up until the last pitch was thrown. JV BASEBALL Front row: Steven Simon, Mike Kaiser, Steven Blumenthal, Eddie Dietrick, Dicky Culbertson. Row 2: Alan Ferber, Jay Dermer, Ronald Desouza, Duke Mosby, Scott Dressler, Steve Wein- stein, Ira Varhoftik. Back row: Coach Bopp, Danny Platt, Paul Allen, Stuart Shuster, Mike Forget, Sheldon Corbin, Hugo Jackson. 'VARSI TY BASEBALL Front row: Jason Sklar, Arnie Mellits, Jimmy Martin, Ste- ven Cercy, Kevin Baskette. Row 2: David Flitt, Frank Fetter, Eddie Dermer, Steven Feldman, T.J. Stetson, Jon Ferber. Back row: Chris Garriott, Rod Widdley, Rick Hoffman, Danny Frammer, Jimmy Cle- ments, Steve Blaustein. Baseball X1 07

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A 66 Whos to hey believe in themselves, says varsity baseball coach Keith Voelker of his 1981 team. They performed well, had a lot of class and were always enthusi- blame? astic. Unfortunately, this spirit did not make up for the season's discour- JV third baseman Eddie Dietrich plays a short hop to the hot corner. 1-sis 2 K 4 Q Sw' 106!Baseball . , 1'r'w-wil A Y ' ,Ni ,L,. is K 5 , Y M, fw,'Q1BLl':,, i iii '-'il,'iH Ywixge 1' '-' 'lf' '7 L .:',i'i,gis.:'.+s,fa.s' ,gy eh- 1 Q k,:r f . ' Agn -A' IC in 'hyd S , ,Hs 1' fi O if 1 6 - 1' A itf .. he , e f A af.. ,'.1 7 'i ' if-5 Qi - ,if f r - if L 3f7?W fff1f+f'--' 'tw 1 e 2. JV BASEBALL . Rams Foes VARSITY BASEBALL ' 2 Lansdowne 6 1 10 Parkville 6 Rams Foes 6 Perry Hall 7 - 'Towson 5 Lansdowne 9 5 Dulaney 2 11 McDonogh 8 7 Kenwood 6 1 Parkville 6 i 7 Overlea 2 1 Perry Hall 6 - 1 PHUPSC0 2 3 Towson 6 3 Woodlawn 6 6 Dulaney 3 7 Pal'kVllle 6 2 Kenwgod 7 7 Dulaney 8 0 Overlea 4 3 Lansdowne 6 2 Patapsco 3 2 Towson 7 5 Woodlawn 10 ff 5 Woodlawn 6 2 Parkville 7 1 Dundalk 5 3 Dulaney 13 wins-6, losses-9 1 Lansdowne 2 'Will f0l'feit 6 Tgwson 5 3 Woodlawn 6 1 Dundalk 11 1Umpires and coaches discuss field and ground rules before each game. wins-3, losses-13

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