Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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JJiTdiiU9m»liJ:ici»Ii} jnr vi.TWif- actional, the Washington Varsity Baseball team was au ,d, they had beaten St. Joe, LaSalle, and Riley. In the Regionals the beat Mishawaka and Northwood to win the Regional Championship for the first time since 1974. The team then took a trip to the Semi-State. They played well, but made too many errors and lost the game to LaPorte. In that game, the team caught up and in the seventh inning, tied the score at 3-3, but in the bottom of ' ; ,, .,( ' i. LaPorte was up at bat, and with two out, they scored on a controver- the ball went into the dug-out. Mr. Tomaszewski stated that he •he honor of going to Semi-State and said, Every coach or player to at least go to the Semi-State to coach or play in it. K the team received a ninth ranking in the high school b ' :e Panther ' ' ' .■ awesome at the beginning of the season wit J. but they i o a tailspin. They suffered one of the worst beatings ir.cu Mr. To; enenced in a long time, getting beat by St. Joe 22-8. By the end of . le team was back on track, and outscored their opponem Mr. T Awards ut ' . f to Kenny boi on btop 3nd Jc ' st talented players, but 5. Award winners were: V Kiwanis Award winner ' -ert with a .348 batting -e Awards went to im All-Conference -tolmes for catcher. .t.».t J A • ft t t t f Jaclfowialf, and Coach Tom, aser, John Holmes. Kevin Me

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B-Team And Freshmen The B-Team Baseball program coached by Larry Jackowiak, had an 11-9 record and a conference record of 9-9. The team had eleven sophomores, one freshman, and one junior who achieved an award at the end of the season. With the winning record posted by the team and with the m any young men contributing to the program, next year should have some bright new faces in the varsity uniforms. The Freshman Baseball team, coached by Bruce Urban, posted a 4-5 record for the sea- son. The team suffered problems early in the Spring, but the team straightened out those problems and came back to have almost a win- ning season. The team showed a lot of chacter and should be proud of the job they did. Standing: Coach Jackowiak, Dan Lowe, Mike Young, Jeff Name, Jeff Decocq, Cfiris Evans, Glen Maenhout, Kneel- ing: Vern Stanley , Tim VanOverberghe, Ed Palicki, Eric Hartstein, Alfredo Balderas. Standing: Coach Urban, Terence Mathews, Paul Deguch, Brian Klein, Mike Snidecki, Tye Noland, Coach Buysee. Kneeling: Bill McCammon, Jim Latson, Robbie Miller, Billi Konter, Norm Bogunia, Troy Rybicki. 20 Baseball