Timothy Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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4 , Displaying the style that gave him a ,095 ERA, Sam Hamstra pre- pares to throw another blazing fastball. llliana's catcher looks on disgustedly as Jim Klein jogs home on a base hit to score another run for Timothy, 69

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Front: J. Smits, H. Vander Naald, G. Kooima, T. Hoffman, J. Swierenga, M, Cousert. Back: Mr. Hook - assistant coach, J. Hulsman, J. Slinkman, S. Ham stra, R. Brouwer, G. Waldman, J. Klein, Mr. Slager - coach. We They Luther South 4 3 Luther North 1 3 Walther O 4 Chicago Christian 1 O Little Flower 6 4 llliana 3 4 llliana 3 2 Providence O 3 Providence O 2 Luther South O 6 Luther North 2 6 Little Flower 1 O Walther 4 3 Chicago Christian 4 3 Opponents soon learn that challenging the arms and alertness of Timothy infielders is not profitable. Rainouts Brightened by The varsity baseball team had a frus- trating start in the season, because twelve of their first sixteen games were postponed due to rain, giving the players very little chance to show off their new uniforms. The last three weeks of the season, the team had to play practically every day to make up for rainouts. Playing with only one re- turning senior put the team at a disf advantage in the league and accounted for the errors they made. Errors, as well as rain, consistently plagued the team. Out of fortyfthree runs scored against them, only eighteen were earned. But the team did turn up some exciting performances and spectacular plays, winding up the season with a 7f7 record. few f +iffiT7i1f.,:L L K , if ,ff a at '.. . ' rf t, , is a . iff at 4 -X I M551 . at r.i..,,.1 M A3 - , A W, A -i ,, mg:-:Wt ss. ' .3 ,V ig.., '.., rr . ' t A Wg.

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Although having a somewhat disap- pointing season, the track team worked hard to improve themselves as rnuch as possible The beginning of the season proved excitingg they won the P.S.L. relays and the Luther South Frosh- Soph Invitational meet. Then the team hit a slump and lost the Wooden Shoe Meet lthe first time in four yearsl and the Lisle Invitational, bringing team morale down slightly. Fortunately they recovered in time to take second in the P,S.L. Finals. lVlr. Greenfield was a bit dissatisfied with the team's performance but recognized the tre- mendous amount of work that the boys had put in. Unfortunately nobody quali- fied for state competition, P.S.L. Standings Varsity Luther South 67 Timothy 47 Luther North 44 Providence 33 llliana 31 Walther 16 Chicago Christian 2 Little Flower O 2 ,.... Q 3 Frosh-Soph 2 llliana 60 V Walther 57 Luther North 47 Luther South 36 Timothy 22 Providence 20 W Chicago Christian 12 Little Flower 1 Pushing forward with all his might, Kevin Bos Nix if digs his heels into the long jump pit,