Temple City High School - Templar Yearbook (Temple City, CA)

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Baseball Baldwin Park found itself once more on The short end of The score, as The rampaging Ramblers rolled over its Team 6-5. The next game was loaded with bad breaks Tor The JV's, and They were edged out by The Apaches of Ar- cadia, 5-6. They made up for This loss, however, in Their last game before our deadline by dumping The El Monte Lions, 3-l, on The losers' diamond. AT deadline Time some players who had done out- standing iobs in The first practice games included Phil Andrist, pitcherg Dick Reseigne, first baseman, and Jim Cole, catcher. Temple City player gets ready to bat against San Gabriel. T, 1. . '4 at X gsm is Q T e sl'T si.. , ,'. w'- ,,,L .l T T lx ' 7 W x T A T K N Q T T T, , 5 ' lsll 18 A , - ' T s it 4 lv IM E7 - '..,, l .1 if 'ssss '9 4 O San Gabriel la er is out slldin into second base no ' 7 -ff To P Y 9 ' 'fgfflfffiv ' J I I 5 4 'Q ,X Q :D 4-l Nt' -Q r h Y ,.-'jyjq' ,it ,jl',3:j75 a I , 1 sf 4,1 all .3 f - I 7 A, ' A ff X Temple City player rounds first after hitting single To left field. ,Mfg Bill Schuelke hits double to left center field.

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QQ The iunior varsity baseball Team started this season, as many Teams did, wiTh a lot of new additions-new players, a new coach, and finally a new name. The Ramblers, as they are now called, plunged into their practice season showing plenty ot spark and the Team started The season by smashing Baldwin Park, 15-2. With a win Under Their belts, They tackled Their counterparts from Arroyo next, downing The Knights 3-1. Arcadia became The next victim on the schedule, losing to The Temple Citians, T8-2. Extending Their win- ning sfreak even furTher, The Ramblers trounced San Gabriel, 9-1. Steve Schoenbaum bats against San Gabriel. Bee Baseball: Back row: B. Jorgensen, R. Reseigne, D. Taylor, D. Baldwin, J. Cole, D. Carpenter, J. Miller, B. Davis. Middle row: R. Collins, R. Adamson, C. Smith, P. Andrisf, S. Schoenbaum, J. Pefralia. Front row: J. Sepe, D. Meyers, B. Pursley, L. Sotelo, B. Schuelke, A. Lombardi. R hustling. Under the guidance ot its coach, Bill Davis,

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Frosh Baseball: Back Row: B. King, R. Liden, D. Huse, G. Domogalla, S. Judy, J. Pefralia, L. Manchesfer, J. Paulson, C. Calverf, M. Fleming. Middle row: J, Sebelia, D. Adams, R. Fink, B. Beveridge, D. Srrack, J. Morgan, B. Reseigne, A. CuTler. Fronl row: D. Lassanske, M. Fewell, D. Meza, E. Smifh, S. HaighT, Frosh Baseball D. Johnson, A. Manna, M. Hubbell. A brand new baseball squad was added To The lisT of Teams This year: The frosh baseball squad coached by Roger Lockie. AT deadline Time, This Team was rapidly shaping up inTo quiTe a powerful squad, considering The size of iTs members, and iT should offer quiTe a ThreaT To The league crown. WeaTher-wise, This Team seemed To have noThing buT bad luck, having Three of iTs early pracTice games wiTh Arcadia and San Gabriel rained ouT and having To play several games on a weT diamond. Baldwin Park was The firsT Team To be downed by The frosh, and The Temple CiTians did a fine iob of iT, defeaTing The Braves T2-3. WiTh The nexT Two games rained ouT, The Trosh found Themselves facing The Baldwin Park Braves again. This Time The conTesT was a liTTle more even and, conTrary To all rules of baseball, The game ended in a 6-6 Tie. The nexT game wiTh Arcadia was rained ouT. Then The frosh meT Their counTerparTs from DuarTe on The Temple CiTy diamond, wiTh The game ending raTher un- happily for The Rams, as They found Themselves on The shorT end of an 8-2 score. Two DuarTe sluggers made home-runs and helped To raise Their Team's Tally. The frosh had an excellenf piTching sTaff This year, comprised of Brian Beveridge, Jim PeTralia, STeve Judy, and Jack Morgan, all of whom were hopeful of vicTory as Teams such as Rosemead, CiTrus, DuarTe, San Gabriel, El MonTe, Norwalk, ArTesia, and FonTana loomed ahead on The Ram schedule. Teammafes congrciTulaTe Dave Strock after he hits home run againsT Arcadia. av Roger Lockie Frosh Baseball Coach