San Pasqual High School - Golden Legend Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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7 Y L TV: V as V Fro h aseball Sticks Together .- SQ Q .. - B l i 2 3' 4 v- ' J xv, ti A YS FROSH BASEBALL: TOP ROW tl-rj D. Riffleg R. Stark: K. Phillipsg M. Soto: D. Martinez TTOM ROW- S. McKoolg S. Broiwi: B. Moss: E. Davidson: B. Lorber. his years Frosh baseball team was inspiring to watch this year. The eo- operation seen between the players was not to be found anywhere else. The instruction of Coach Vasquez made for a terrific season of playing. The basic aim of the Frosh baseball was to get the players used to the Total Team Effort , because many of them played together before San Pasqual, most were still unfamiliar with be- ing involved in a team this structured. Coach Vasquez says that baseball is only a game, but if it is worth doing, it is worth doing well! The games of Frosh baseball were proof that they do play well, with excit- ing games played against their rivals of Es- condido and San Marcos. Many of these Frosh players will go on to promising sea- sons with both J.V. and Varsity Eagles. The season was tough. But the Frosh baseball team proved that they could hold their own. A. Frosh player gets the third out. B. Ready for action! Frosh Baseball 169

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- . . aseball Moves his year's J.V. baseball was a sight to see. Led by Coach Allured, the sea- son ended in much success. Some extremely exciting games were played against San Marcos, and against their long- time rivals of Escondido High. The top cali- ber teams that played in our Easter Invita- tional Tournament made for excitement un- matched by other tournaments. Along with baseball skilslskills, Coach Allured tried to instill a sense of responsibility along with academic growth in his players. There were many players who looked promising. Every- one on the team had a special contribution to the overall success of the team. Although they started out a little rough around the edges, they gradually flowed into a smooth running, top quality team with a great sea- son! A. J.V. player prepares for the next batter. B. Joel Johnson prepares to hit one over the fence. -wr -25 ' flilfifzi Piffffi. JSE, iss, Q fx .-se' if ,, Q ,. ve f f. - 55 Ha. .QTVX-it ?'7552'lWkiiigvfiiifs. ziaifi f5 Qf.m- I ' V-'P A 1 -- Qlf-.:Qfef ?l1 LL' -- W.-' 7 ' ff-- , . , V ' s. ' ' . , . 4 In .A J X M gX,, i ,. ,......, . , 3 md i in in f :gy . .flir- ti' it .vl,ffgXliii O . , BOYS J.V. BASEBALL fl-rj: TOP ROW- S. Macerig L'..Simnionsg D. Vejtasa, T. Young, E. Ma BOTTOM ROW- B. Blunt: B. Bratten and J. Johnson. 168 J .V. Baseball

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