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College World Series, May 24-30, 1979

Official Souvenir Program— Price 250— 12th NCAA Division II

LANPHIER PARK me Springfield, Illinois out to the

DIVISION II M AY 24/30, 1979 best wishes to the NCAA College World Series from all of your friends at the Franklin Life Insurance Company OSSIE LANGFELDER

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J MICHAEL HOUSTON

MAYOR May 24, 1979

WELCOME

NCAA WORLD SERIES PARTICIPANTS:

It is my pleasure as Mayor to officially welcome you to the City of Springfield, we are happy to once again have you as our guests. It is my earnest hope that your will be a full success this year. Thank you once again for choosing the City of Springfield for this special event. Sincerely,

v iv\^-c m u u Lx — -- J . mICHAEL HOUSTON MAYOR 1979 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES OFFICERS

BILL SMITH GEORGE GATHARD RUTH ANN LECHNER TOM BLANCO President Treasurer Recording Secretary Director The officers of the Springfield World Series Committee express sincere thanks to our loyal and civic minded advertisers and fans who support this championship event through purchase of advertising space and tickets. Our thanks also go to the following organizations for serving as hosts to NCAA officials and visiting teams at the banquet, and for pro­ viding transportation to the teams during their stay in our city: American Business Club, Downtown Rotary, Kiwanis Downtown, Police Benevolent and Protective Association, Springfield Evening Optimists, Kiwanis North, Glenwood Athletic Booster Club and Evening Lions Club. BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN William Smith Ernest Ostermeier ADVANCE TICKET SALES CIVIC CLUBS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN President Fourth Vice President Robert Lohrenz Charles Westphal John Rapps Frank Schwartz Tim Blanco Thomas B. Blanco GATE TICKET SELLERS 1st Vice President Tournament Harold Walker HOUSING Ethel Boyle Paul Hafel John Marsaglia BALL PARK Ruth Ann Lechner Mike Cross 2nd Vice President Secretary John Marsaglia GATE TICKET TAKERS Robert Engel Earl Grigsby Arnold Delattre George Gathard PUBLICITY Third Vice President Treasurer BANQUET HOSPITALITY Coley Cowan Sal Raymond Albert Betts Ray Bullinski GENERAL COMMITTEE William B. Smith Ruth Ann Lechner Sal Raymond Mike Cross Sam McGaw Tim Blanco George Gathard Charles Westphal John Rapps George Casey John Marsaglia Robert Lohrenz Ethel Boyle Coley Cowan Bob Clifford Arnold Delattre Frank Schwartz Earl Grigsby Ray Bullinski J. D. Washington Ernest Ostermeier Harold Walker Albert Betts Norm Billington Danny Day Thomas B. Blanco Robert Engel Paul Hafel Joshua Johnson 1979 COMMITTEES Members of the NCAA Baseball Committee are elected by the NCAA convention for terms of three years. The administration and con­ duct of Division II Baseball Championship is under the control, direction and supervision of the Division II representatives of the NCAA Baseball Committee. Members of the present committee are: Donald K. Edwards, University of California, Riverside; Harold Kraft, Univer­ sity of North Dakota; James A. Martin, Tuskegee Institute. The Baseball Committee annually appoints games committees to actively supervise the conduct of the finals of the three division cham­ pionships. Members of the Games Committee for 1979 for Division II are: Edwards, chairman; Kraft, Martin and Tom Blanco and Charles Westphal from the local committees. The Division II Baseball Championship provides for a maximum field of 32 teams. All teams are selected at large by eight regional selec­ tion committees and conference champions do not qualify automatically. Winners of the eight regional qualify for the -elimination championship at Lanphier Park.

DON EDWARDS HAROLD (Pinky) JIM MARTIN CHUCK WESTPHAL KRAFT Ralph McFillen, NCAA Assistant Director of Events is the contact person who works the year around with the Springfield Baseball World Series Committee in plan­ ning the National Championship. He performs a multitude of chores during the regional tour­ naments in getting information passed on to the Springfield Com­ mittee. All members of the Springfield World Series Committee take this opportunity to express thanks to RALPH McFILLEN him for his valuable assistance in NCAA Assistant Director of Events making the National Champion­ ship a successful event. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

The success of an event of the magnitude of a National Championship depends on the cooperation and work of many individuals, groups and organizations. The following deserve a big vote of thanks: Board of Directors who sold ads and/or advance tickets:Tim Blanco, Ethel Boyle, George Casey, Col­ ey Cowan, Earl Grigsby, Robert Lohrenz, Sam McGaw, Ernie Ostermeier, Ed Pree, John Rapps, Frank Schwartz, Harold Walker, Charles Westphal, Howard Willcockson, the Springfield Recreation Depart­ ment employees, The Municipal Band, The Auxiliary Police, representatives of the News Media; The State Journal-Register; WICS Television; radio stations WTAX; WCVS; WMAY.

Game Announcers: Coley Cowan, Bill Blackwell, Pat Gordon, Bob Murray, Tony Trent and Jim Turpin.

Championship Results

Year Champion Score Runner-Up Third Place Fourth Place 1968 ‘ Chapman 11-0 Delta State State Long Island 1969 ‘ Illinois State 12-0 SW Missouri St. Florida Southern Puget Sound 1970 Northridge State 2-1 Nicholls State SW Missouri St. Springfield 1971 Florida Southern 4-0 Central Mankato State 1972 Florida Southern 5-1 NorthridC)6 State SlU-Edwardsville Mo.-St. Louis 1973 *Cal.-lrvine 9-6 Ithaca Eastern Illinois Mo.-St. Louis 1974 Cal.-Irvine 14-1 New O rle a n s New Haven Central Mo. St. 1975 Florida Southern 10-7 Marietta Montclair State SE Louisiana 1976 Cal. Poly-Pomona 17-3 SlU-Edwardsville SE Missouri State Livingston 1977 Cal.-Riverside 4-1 Eckerd Delta State Valdosta State 1978 Florida Southern 7-2 Delta State New Haven Valdosta State ‘ Indicates undefeated teams. Site: Springfield, Missouri through 1971. Present Site: Springfield, Illinois.

Year Coaches of Team Champions Outstanding Player Award 1968 Paul Deese, Chapman Tony Spano, of, Chapman 1969 Duffy Bass, Illinois State Tom Klein, 1b, Illinois State 1970 Bob Hiegert, Northridge State Chuck Stone, of, Northridge State 1971 Hal Smeltzly, Florida Southern Greg Pryor, 2b, Florida Southern Kevin Bryant, 3b, Florida Southern 1972 Hal Smeltzly, Florida Southern Jay Smith, p, Florida Southern 1973 Gary Adams, California-lrvine Terry Stupy, c, California-lrvine 1974 Gary Adams, California-lrvine Jeff Malinoff, 1b, California-lrvine 1975 Hal Smeltzly, Florida Southern Joe Yazombek, c, Marietta 1976 John Scolinos, Cal. Poly-Pomona Ken Hellyer, of, Cal. Poly-Pomona 1977 Jack Smitheran, Cal.-Riverside Joe LeFebvre, of-p, Eckerd Steve Glaum, p, Cal.-Riverside 1978 , Florida Southern Ricky Perkins, 3b, Delta State BEST WISHES FROM YOUR HOST WHILE VISITING SPRINGFIELD AND ITS SHRINES

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Back row (left to right): Bill Fitzmaurice, Alan Fowkes, George Crew, Darrell Miller, Bob Luitwieler, Greg Sanner, Mark Border, Tony Janusz, Randy Babineau. Middle row: Asst. Coach Gary Marks, Gary Zakem, Chris Clark, Joe Chacon, Scot Pyle, John Broders, Dave Groth, Rene Gonzalez, Michael Frierson, Randy Nelson, Head Coach John Scolinos. Front row: Kevan Combs, Pat Cronin, Mitch Miloslavich, Rick White, Bill Vangalis, Al Rodriguez, Jim Camacho, Randy Schauer. THE AMERICAN BUSINESS CLUB Extends Best Wishes For A Successful NCAA Division I I World Series Tournament

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Co-Coordinators STU JAMESON JIM MARX 2732 Arrowhead Drive 1412 North Third St. Springfield, Illinois 62702 Springfield, Illinois 62702 BRONCOS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (31-24-2) CPU/OPP CPU/OPP 8- 6 Pepperdine 5- 4 Cal Poly SLO 8- 7 San Diego State 7- 8 CS Northridge 2- 2 San Diego State 3- 4 CS Northridge 3- 4 Loyola 6- 5 CS Northridge 4- 2 CS Fullerton 6- 7 CS Northridge 5-13 Arizona State 0- 7 5- 1 Arizona State 5- 4 Tokai (Japan) 10- 7 Arizona State 4- 5 Hawaii 3- 2 San Diego State 11- 2 UH Hilo 0- 5 San Diego State 3- 6 Tokai (Japan) 3- 5 Loyola 9- 1 Nebraska 2- 4 use 5- 3 UH Hilo 5- 4 use 1- 4 Hawaii 2- 6 use 2- 0 Chapman 8- 4 Chapman 12-13 CS Long Beach 3- 9 UC Irvine 8- 2 Chapman 3- 4 Chapman 1- 4 Chapman 8- 1 Chapman 0- 5 Chapman LOCATION: Pomona California 91768 CONFERENCE: California Collegiate Athletic Assn. (CCAA) 4- 3 Chapman 6- 5 Cal St. L.A. ENROLLMENT: 14,500 0- 1 UC Irvine 6- 5 UCLA NICKNAME: Broncos SCHOOL COLORS: Green & Gold 6-13 CS Fullerton 2- 1 Cal Poly SLO HEAD COACH: John Scolinos (Pepperdine ’50) ASST. COACHES: Gary Marks, Chet Gray, Don Henderson 1- 3 Cal Poly SLO 2- 1 Cal Poly SLO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Don Warhurst S.I.D.: Grayle Howlett (714) 598-4614 0- 4 Cal Poly SLO 2- 8 Cal Poly SLO ASST. S.I.D.: Brent Shyer 598-4614, Bruce Brady 598-4614 7- 8 Cal Poly SLO 2- 2 Cal Poly SLO CAL POLY UNIVERSITY 6- 1 Fresno State Name Pos. No. Ht. Wt. Age B-T Class Hometown Randy Nelson ...... P 3 6- 0 190 21 R-R Sr. Oakland Joe Chacon ...... P 12 5-10 165 20 R-R Jr. Brawley Kevan Combs ...... P 14 6- 3 170 22 R-R Sr. Tustin Mark Border ...... P 15 6- 3 185 19 R-R Fr. La Habra GaryZakem ...... P 17 6- 1 200 22 R-R Sr. Chino Randy Schauer ...... P 18 6- 0 170 20 R-L Jr. La Habra Bob Luitwieler ...... P 19 6- 3 205 20 L-L Jr. La Habra Alan Fowlkes ...... P 29 6- 2 185 20 R-R Jr. Imperial Bill Fitzmaurice ...... P 32 6- 4 200 20 R-R Jr. Newport Beach Darrell Miller ...... C 20 6- 2 205 20 R-R Jr. Riverside Bill Vangalis ...... C 27 6- 0 180 21 R-R Jr. Long Beach Rene Gonzalez ...... C 31 6- 0 190 22 R-R Sr. Fallbrook Pat Cronin ...... IF 2 6- 2 173 20 R-R Jr. Oakland Rick White ...... IF 8 5-10 175 21 R-R Sr. Mission Viejo Scot Pyle ...... IF 11 5- 9 170 20 R-R Sr. Rolling Hills Randy Babineau ...... IF 13 6- 5 215 21 R-R Jr. Pomona Mitch Miloslavich ...... IF 21 5-10 170 22 R-R Sr. Oakland George Crew ...... IF 26 6- 1 195 20 R-R So. Torrance TonyJanusz ...... IF 30 6- 4 220 22 R-R Sr. Claremont Ken Foster ...... IF 34 6- 0 205 20 R-R Jr. Oakland Mike Frierson ...... OF 1 5’10 160 21 S-R Sr. Los Angeles Gregg Sanner ...... OF 4 6- 3 180 21 R-R Jr. Riverside John Broders ...... OF 5 5-11 180 21 L-R Sr. Davenport, IA Al Rodriguez ...... OF 9 5-10 165 22 S-R Sr. Fullerton Chris Clark ...... OF 10 5-10 180 20 S-L Jr. Lakewood Dave Groth ...... OF 22 6- 0 180 21 R-R Sr. Orange WIN-LOSS RECORD W L Fitzmaurice 3 3 Border 6 5 Fowlkes 10 5 Porter 0 0 Chacon 2 3 Luitweiler 0 4 Schauer 1 2 Combs 4 1 Nelson 7 5 Zakem 1 0 FLORIDA SOUTHERN

First row (from left) — Dave Bailey, Matt Gaglione, Mike Piatnik, Dan Black, John Lackey, Chuck Loehnis. Second row (from left) — Dennis Valdes, Reno Walton, , Mike Custer, George Bongiorno, Mike Schoeller Bob McCarthy. Back row (from left) — Randy Cen- trella, Dan Girata, Kevin Niewulis, Mike Murphy, John Nichols, Jay Coffman, Ralph Citarella.

WELCOME NCAA BASEBALL

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ARE PROUD TO HOST THE SOUTH REGION

Coordinator PETE RAMIREZ 1015 East Adams Jaycees Springfield, Illinois 62708 MOCCASINS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (34-10)

FSC/OPP Tampa 13- 1 Tampa Evansville (Ind.) 3- 1 Hillsdale Evansville (Ind.) 10- 1 Hillsdale Evansville (Ind.) 20- 2 Hillsdale South Florida 17- 0 Williams Purdue 8- 7 Williams Western Michigan no inn.) 3- 2 ‘Central Florida Old Dominion 5- 6 ‘ Central Florida (ioinn.) Old Dominion 9- 2 ‘Central Florida Purdue 5- 4 ‘ Eckerd Missouri 6- 2 ‘ Eckerd Michigan 4 - 6 * Eckerd Missouri 9- 0 ‘ Saint Leo Ursinus (Pa.) 3- 0 ‘ Saint Leo Ursinus (Pa.) 18- 4 ‘ Saint Leo Columbia 7- 8 South Florida Xavier 15- 1 ‘ Biscayne Ohio State 2- 0 ‘ Biscayne 10- 2 ‘ Biscayne Lakeland, Florida Kentucky Enrollment: 1,600 Maine 1- 2 ‘ RollinS (10 inn.) President: Dr. Robert A. Davis Athletic Conference: Sunshine State Kentucky 3- 9 ‘Rollins Colors: Scarlet and White Nickname: Moccasins or Mocs 0- 8 ‘Rollins Athletic Director: Hal Smeltzly S.I.D.: Mike Pachik (813) 683-5521, Ext. 268 ‘Sunshine State Conference Baseball Coach: Joe Arnold Assistant Coach: Chuck Anderson Trainer: William Connors ROSTER OF Name Pos. No. Ht. Wt. B-T Class Hometown David Bailey ...... IF-C 14 5-11 175 R-R Jr. Auburndale, FL Leo Bessette ...... OF 22 5-11 180 R-R So. Merritt Island, FL George Bongiorno ...... DH 9 5-10 180 L-R Sr. Bayville, NY Brian Butterfield ...... 2B 10 6 -0 178 R-R Sr. Waldwick, NJ Tony Capuano ...... SS 6 5-11 165 R-R So. West Redding, CT Randy Centrella ...... IF 3 5 -9 170 L-R Sr. Winsted, CT Ralph Citarella ...... P 18 6-0 180 RHP Jr. Colonia, NJ Jay Coffman ...... P 15 6-1 185 RHP Jr. Delaware, OH Mike Custer ...... OF 19 5-10 178 R-R Jr. Western Springs, IL Matt Gaglione ...... RF 24 5-10 180 L-L Sr. Winter Haven, FL Dan Girata ...... C 16 5-10 185 R-R Sr. Monaca, PA Ed Kovach ...... P 28 6 -0 185 RHP So. Dunedin, FL John Lackey ...... P 23 5-11 183 RHP Sr. Nashville, IL Chuck Loehnis ...... P 4 5 -9 170 LHP Jr. Warren, Ml Bob McCarthy ...... 1B 13 6 -0 185 L-R Sr. Winsted, CT Mike Murphy ...... P 27 6 -5 215 RHP Jr. Warren, Ml John Nichols ...... P 32 6-1 180 RHP So. Sarasota, FL Kevin Niewulis ...... P 26 6 -4 210 LHP Jr. Hickory, NC Randy Pack ...... OF 5 5 -9 165 R-R So. Alexandria, VA Mike Piatnik ...... SS 1 5-11 164 R-R So. St. Petersburg, FL Mike Schoeller ...... 1B-OF 25 5-11 175 L-R Sr. Key Largo, FL Joe Sims ...... O 29 6-1 180 R-R Fr. Statford, NH Dennis Valdes ...... CF 8 6 -0 175 R-R Jr. Tampa, FL Steve Walton ...... P-1B-OF 21 6- 1 170 L-L Sr. Richmond, VA PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L W L Nichols 3 1 Niewulis 6 1 Citarella 3 3 Lackey 8 0 Loehnis 3 1 Murphy 4 1 Coffman 3 0 Walton 4 3 Kovach 0 0 JACKSONVILLE STATE

From left, sitting — Dennis Cleveland, Kenny Atchley, David Crawford, Joe Liucci, Joey Jordan, Billy Butler. Second row — Tim Muench, Steve Bricker, Jerome Coleman, Steve Leppert, Doug Joos, Ray Brock, David Simonetti. Standing — Bobby Butler, Gil Bruce, Wally Piszczor, John Mortillaro, Crestwell Pratt, Joey Brasfield, Richard Love, Steve Gamble.

Congratulations to the N C A A College World Series from the NORTH SPRINGFIELD KIWANIS CLUB

Host Civic Club To The South Central Regional Winner

Coordinator MATT NOONAN, III 1800 Wolfe Street, Springfield, Illinois 62704 GAMECOCKS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (42-5)

JSU/OPP JSU/OPP 10- 1 Albion State 2- 1 Livingston 13- 2 UA-Birmingham 3- 1 Livingston 3- 0 Alabama A & M 9- 8 Wisconsin Whitewater 7- 0 Alabama A & M 12- 9 Huntingdon 17- 9 Georgia Tech 1- 3 Troy 5- 0 West Georgia 5- 6 Troy 11- 2 Athens College 11- 4 Wisconsin Whitewater 6- 3 Illinois Benedictine 8- 2 Wisconsin Whitewater 15- 0 Illinois Benedictine 0- 4 UT-Martin 10- 2 Illinois Benedictine 10- 4 UT-Martin 13- 0 Illinois Benedictine 12- 1 Southern Benedictine 11- 1 Huntingdon 1- 0 North Alabama 16- 0 Tiffin 1- 0 North Alabana 3- 2 Valparaiso 8- 4 Troy State 7- 2 Valparaiso 1- 5 Troy State 5- 0 Cleveland State 3- 4 Livingston 2- 1 Cleveland State 2- 0 Livingston 12-11 Tennessee 5- 4 Auburn 7- 0 Union College 11- 1 Southern Benedictine 3- 2 Union College 16- 9 Southern Benedictine LOCATION: Jacksonville, Alabama 9- 3 Taylor College 6- 2 Troy State PRESIDENT: Dr. Ernest Stone ENROLLMENT: 7,300 7- 0 Trevecca College 4- 3 Delta State NICKNAME: Fighting Gamecocks CONFERENCE: Gulf South Conference 5- 0 Baldwin Wallace 10- 7 Delta State COLORS: Red and White 3- 0 Baldwin Wallace ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jerry N. Cole HEAD COACH: Rudy Abbott OFFICE PHONE: (205) 435-9820, Ext. 261 HOME PHONE: (205) 820-1650 BASEBALL PUBLICITY: Rick Tubbs, Keith Goss

ROSTER OF JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY

NAME POS. No. Ht. Wt. Age Letters B-T Class Hometown Joey Jordan ...... SS-2B 1 5-10 160 21 0 L-R Jr. Mobile Joe Liucci ...... OF 3 5 -9 170 20 0 L-L Fr. Tuckahoe, NY David Crawford ...... SS-2B 7 5-10 165 19 0 R-R Fr. Okeechobee, FL Bobby Butler ...... P-1B 8 6 -0 175 20 0 L-L Fr. Rossville, GA Gil Bruce ...... OF-1B 9 6 -2 190 20 1 L-L So. Albertville Ray Brock ...... OF 10 5 -9 185 22 1 R-R So. Pell City Kenny Atchley ...... 3B 11 5 -9 180 19 0 R-R Fr. Gadsden Bill Butler ...... SS 12 6 -0 175 19 0 R-R Fr. Rossville, GA Tim Muench ...... RHP 13 5-10 165 20 0 R-R So. Maitland, FL Dave Simonetti ...... OF 14 6- 0 190 20 1 R-R So. Smithtown, NY Rick Love ...... P 15 6-1 185 20 0 R-R Fr. Proctorville, OH Steve Bricker ...... RHP 16 6- 0 190 20 0 R-R Fr. Etna, OH Steve Gamble ...... OF-P 17 6- 0 175 22 3 L-L Sr. Prattville Steve Leppert ...... C-2B 18 5-10 170 20 1 R-R So. Indianapolis, IN Doug Joos ...... C 19 6-1 200 21 1 R-R Sr. Tampa, FL Wally Piszczor ...... RHP 20 6- 2 280 20 0 R-R Jr. Cleveland, OH Jerome Coleman ...... OF 21 6 -0 180 20 1 L-L So. Newnan, GA Dennis Cleveland ...... 1B-3B 22 6- 2 195 20 2 R-R Jr. Lyerly, GA Crestwell Pratt ...... 1B-OF 25 6- 2 200 21 1 R-R So. Nassau, Bahamas Joey Brasfield ...... RHP 27 6 -3 200 19 0 R-R Fr. Amory, MS John Mortillaro ...... LHP 30 6- 4 225 19 0 L-L Fr. Nesconsit, NY

PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L W L Joey Brasfield 2 0 Steve Bricker 4 0 Wally Piszczor 6 1 John Mortillaro 7 0 Steve Gamble 2 0 Bobby Butler 5 0 Tim Muench 4 0 Rick Love 3 0 John McGee 1 0 LEMOYNE COLLEGE

Front row (left to right): Craig Sager, Joe Dalfo, John Levanti, Coach Rockwell, Dave McKie, Joe Abone, Tom Fletcher. Second row: Carmen Vecchio, Dave Thomson, Chris Shaner, Joe Mannix, Bill Lahey, Steve Helmer, Lou Brandofino. Third row: Asst. Coach Don Schalk, Dave Groneau, Greg Dunn, Tony Abone, Joe Mauro, Tim Fennell, Mike Mariano. Fourth row: Trainer John Joiner, , Mike Fennell, Jim DeShaies, Mark Barlow, Chris Barry. The Springfield ROTARY CLUB is proud to host

The Middle Atlantic Regional Winner

Rotary — Pledged to Service to the Community “PROJECT R.F.D. — Rotary Fire Detectors” If your home doesn’t have a fire detector, contact a Springfield Rotarian. Detectors are on sale now. Pro­ ceeds go to fire safety and burn treatment facilities in the community. “ANNUAL ROTARY CITRUS SALE” A Christmas-time sale of Florida citrus with proceeds donated to community service agencies.

Coordinator STEVE HALL 52 Westwood Terrace Springfield, Illinois 62702 DOLPHINS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (45-5) LC/OPP LC/OPP 6- 2 Binghamton 5- 0 Scranton 1- 0 Binghampton 8- 4 Oneonta 4- 2 Siena 7- 4 Oneonta 19- 5 Siena 9- 2 Cortland 5- 6 Ithaca 7- 1 Cortland 3-12 Ithaca 12- 2 Albany 4- 3 Clarkson 10- 2 Albany 7- 1 Clarkson 6- 1 Colgate 7- 1 Potsdam 8- 4 Colgate 9- 4 Potsdam 4- 5 Ithaca 10- 2 Ithaca 4- 2 Ithaca 4- 3 Ithaca 1- 0 E. Strouds 6- 1 Scranton 5- 0 E. Strouds 6- 5 Scranton 3- 1 Hartwick 1- 2 U Buffalo 11- 3 Hartwick 5- 1 U Buffalo 9- 0 Union 7- 0 Oswego 7- 0 Union 7- 0 Oswego 2- 1 Brockport 14- 1 RIT 5- 0 Brockport 6- 5 RIT 11- 8 St. Lawrence 8- 7 Cortland 4- 3 St. Lawrence 5- 1 Oneonta 12- 4 RIT 8- 1 Oneonta 7- 2 RIT LOCATION: Syracuse, N.Y. COACH: Dick Rockwell 2- 3 Bloomsburg 6- 1 Oswego ASST COACH: Don Schalk 5- 3 Bloomsburg 9- 0 Oswego TRAINER: John Joiner ROSTER OF LEMOYNE COLLEGE Name Pos. No. Ht. Wt. B-T Class Hometown Joe Abone ...... P 17-17 6- 1 180 R-R Sr. Rome Tony Abone ...... IF 29- 4 6- 1 170 R-R Fr. Rome Mark Barlow ...... P 25-25 6- 2 170 R-R So. Baldwinsville Lou Brandofino ...... OF 16-16 6-00 180 R-R Sr. Commack Tom Browning ...... P 3- 3 6-00 170 L-L Fr. Malone Jim DeShaies ...... P 19-19 6- 4 190 L-L Fr. Massena Mike Fennell ...... 1B-C 27-27 6- 4 190 L-R Fr. Fairport Tim Fennell ...... P 13-13 6- 4 190 R-R Jr. Fairport Tom Fletcher ...... P 21-21 6- 5 185 R-R Sr. Camillus Dave Gronau ...... IF 1-20 5-11 170 R-R Fr. N. Syracuse Steve H elm er...... 1B 12-21 6- 3 175 R-R Sr. Morrisville Mike Junior ...... P 14-14 6- 1 185 R-R So. Syracuse Pat Kelly ...... OF 22-22 6- 1 185 R-R Sr. N. Syracuse Bill L ah e y...... P 23-23 6- 4 195 R-R Jr. Potsdam John Levanti ...... IF 7- 7 5- 8 160 R-R Sr. Liverpool Steve Malisa ...... OF 18-18 5- 9 160 R-R Fr. Liverpool Mike M a ria n o ...... IF 5- 5 5-11 170 R-R Jr. Canastota Joe M a u ro ...... IF 15-25 6- 1 180 R-R Jr. Hornell Dave M c K ie ...... DH-C 8-26 5- 8 165 R-R Jr. Liverpool John Scavo ...... IF 10-10 5-10 165 R-R Sr. Oneonta Jr. Beaver Shirley ■ • ■ • ...... IF 20-20 5-10 185 R-R Endicott Dave Thomson ...... C-DH 6- 6 5-10 175 R-R So. Albany Sr. Carmen Vecchio ...... OF 11-11 5- 9 165 R-R Liverpool Sr. Matt West ...... OF 9- 9 5- 9 160 R-R Westerly Rl PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L W L Fletcher 11 1 Barlow 0 0 Dechaies 9 1 Fennell 8 0 Lahey 1 0 Junior 5 0 Abone 9 3 Shaner 0 0 Browning 1 0 SCORING THE

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Front row (left to right): Mike Carroll, Steve Weber, Reed Hess, Gene Glynn, Jeff Wickmann, Tom Graupmann, Dave Junker, Ron McCann. Second row: Joel Lepel, Marlin Wasko, Roger Bishop, Scott Wardell, Brent Van Dorsten, Bob Bresnahan, Blake Evenson, Doug Ramsdell. Back row: Head Coach Dean Bowyer, Mark Borseth, Larry Woodall, Paul Hotter, Jim Hahn, Ron Koval, Mike Fordyce, Tom Probst, Duane Marble. SERTOMA CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS ■ rr& m

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Host Civic Club to the North Central Regional Winner Springfield Sertoma Club Chartered M ay 8, 1954 sponsors the Camp Sertoma Day Camp, operated by the Springfield Boys’ Club, Speech and Hearing for Youth, Golden Laurel Banquet, United W ay and have provid- ed TTY Machines for the deaf in hospitals.

Club motto is “SERVICE TO MANKIND” Coordinator Robert M. Minton 300 South 15th Street 544-0548 MAVERICKS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (26-11)

MSU/OPP 5- 4 Southwestern, TX 1- 2 U of Minnesota 12- 4 Southwestern, TX 1- 2 UM-Duluth 3- 4 Eastern Michigan 6- 1 UM-Duluth 4- 3 Eastern Michigan 13- 3 UM-Duluth 0- 5 Eastern Michigan 4- 1 UM-Duluth 6- 9 St. Mary’s, TX 15- 4 Bemidji State 10- 9 Trinity Univ., TX 7- 1 Bemidji State 4-11 Eastern Michigan 5- 2 UM-Morris 6- 1 Wesleyan 9- 4 UM-Morris 5- 3 Texas Wesleyan 2- 6 St. Cloud State 10- 1 St. Thomas 6- 5 St. Cloud State 4- 2 St. Thomas 4- 1 St. Cloud State 5- 6 Gustavus Adolphus 8- 5 St. Cloud State 3- 0 Gustavus Adolphus 2- 3 Winona State 8- 7 Northern State 6- 0 Winona State 5- 1 Northern State 1- 3 Winona State 4- 8 U of Minnesota 12- 3 Winona State

LOCATION: Mankato, Minnesota NICKNAME: Mavericks S.I.D.: Rob Schabert (507) 389-2625 ASST. S.I.D.: Helen Boyn HEAD COACH: Dean Bowyer ASST. COACHES: Lew Olson, Terry Johnson

MANKATO STATE UNIVERSITY Name Pos. Gld Whte Ht. Wt. Letters B-T Class Hometown Gene Glynn ...... 2B 2 2 5- 9 160 3 R-R Sr. Waseca MN Steve Weber ...... DH 3 20 5-10 175 3 L-R Sr. LeSueur, MN Paul Hoffer ...... P-OF 5 5 6- 2 180 1 R-R So. Williston, ND Reed Hess ...... OF 9 9 5- 9 165 3 R-R Sr. St. Paul, MN Tom Graupmann ...... IF 10 10 5-10 160 2 R-R Sr. Grand Rapids, MN Mark Borseth ...... 1B 16 16 6- 1 180 1 L-L Jr. Austin, MN Bob Bresnahan ...... C 18 18 6- 0 185 1 R-R So. St. Peter, MN Roger Bishop ...... P 19 17 6- 0 195 0 R-R Fr. Grand Rapids, MN Scott Wardell ...... P 21 14 6- 0 175 3 L-L Sr. St. Paul, MN Cary Shoutz ...... OF 22 22 5- 8 185 2 R-L Sr. Litchfield, MN Mike Fordyce ...... C 23 23 6- 2 185 2 R-R Sr. Thief River Falls, MN Blake Evenson ...... P 24 24 6- 1 185 0 R-R Jr. Austin, MN Mike Carroll ...... 1B 27 27 5-11 180 2 R-L Jr. Edina, MN Larry Woodall ...... P 29 21 6- 2 195 3 L-L Sr. Blue Earth, MN Ron McCann ...... SS 30 12 5-10 175 1 R-R Jr. Willmar, MN Jeff Wickmann ...... 3B 35 4 5- 8 160 3 L-R Sr. Glencoe, MN Marlin Wasko ...... P 39 13 6- 0 170 2 R-R Sr. Worthington, MN Jim Hahn ...... P 41 26 6- 5 190 2 R-R Sr. Burnsville, MN Dave Junker ...... Ss 44 3 5-10 160 1 R-R Sr. Aberdeen, SD Ron Koval ...... OF 46 25 6- 3 205 1 L-R Sr. Bloomington, MN Joel Lepel ...... C 47 19 5-10 185 1 L-R Jr. Plato, MN

PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L Wasko 4 1 Hoffer 2 0 Woodall 6 2 Mlynarczyk 0 1 Hahn 6 1 Wardell 2 1 Bishop 0 0 Fedson 0 2 Evenson 3 3 Ramsdell 0 0 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN

Front row (left to right): Tom Grant, Dennis Paglialunga, Don Murelli, Pat Murphy, Tony Notarino, Bob Turcio and Asst. Coach Brian Brown. Second row: Asst. Coach Tom Michalczyk, Mike Elia, Pat Fortunato, Mike Giordano, Tom Banner, Frank Riley, Asst. Coach Joe Tonelli, Head Coach Frank Vieira. Third row: Mike Medeiros, Bob Depin, Rod Searles, Joe Lembo, Mike Vachon, Jay Polydys, Jeff Garabedian, Mark Giordano.

Congratulations to the N C A A College World Series from the DOWNTOWN KIWANIS CLUB

Sponsors of youth activities in the Greater Springfield area. Host Civic Club To The Regional Winner

Coordinator ART OWEN 11 Arabian Trail Springfield, Illinois 62701 CHARGERS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (27-8)

NHU/OPP NHU/OPP 0- 3 Fairfield 9- 3 C.W. Post 1- 4 Quinnipiac 4- 0 Southern 19- 6 Bridgeport 10- 0 Central 4- 1 Assumption 3- 4 Stonehill 19- 0 Bentley 4- 0 Stonehill 5- 7 St. Johns 22- 4 Bryant 9- 2 Southern 12- 8 Bridgeport 6- 4 Rhode Island College 9- 1 Western 5- 3 Tech

LOCATION: New Haven, NICKNAME: Chargers HEAD COACH: Frank Vieira ASST. COACHES: Joe Tonelli, Brian Brown, Tom Michalczyk CAPTAIN: Don Murelli STATISTICIAN: Eric McDowell S.I.D.: Peter H. Vander Veer

NEW HAVEN UNIVERSITY Name Pos. No. Ht. Wt. B-T Class Hometown Mark Giordano ...... LF 1 5- 9 165 R-R So. Rutherford, NJ Mike Giordano ...... P 3 5-11 165 R-R So. Hamden, CT MikeVachon ...... P 4 5- 9 160 R-R Fr. So. Burlington, VT Rod Searles ...... IF-OF 5 5- 9 160 R-R So. Shelton, CT Tom Banner ...... 1B 7 6- 1 165 L-R Fr. Southington, CT Jay Polydys ...... CF 8 5- 8 150 R-R Fr. Trumbull, CT Pat Fortunato ...... C 9 6- 1 185 L-R Jr. Stamford, CT Mike Medeiros ...... 2B 10 5-10 170 R-R Jr. Fall River, MA Joe Lembo ...... P 11 5- 9 160 R-R So. Southington, CT Mike Elia ...... P 12 6- 1 175 R-L Jr. North Haven, CT Don Murelli ...... SS 14 6- 2 185 R-R Sr. Torrington, CT Pat Murphy ...... C 15 6- 0 195 R-R Sr. Attleboro, MA Frank Riley ...... P 16 6- 0 175 R-R Fr. Metheun, MA Tony Notarino ...... P 17 6- 1 170 R-R Sr. New Haven, CT Tom Grant ...... RF 18 6- 2 185 L-R Sr. Mendon, MA Jeff Garabedian ...... 2B 19 5- 9 165 R-R Jr. Worchester, MA Dennis Paglialunga ...... 3B 21 5- 9 170 L-R Sr. New Canaan, CT Bob Depin ...... P 22 5- 8 175 R-L Fr. Tiverton, Rl Jim Koeller ...... P 24 6- 1 200 R-R Fr. Southington, CT Bob Turcio ...... P-DH 25 6- 3 205 L-R Sr. New Haven, CT

PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L W L Elia 0 0 Vachon 2 0 Depin 0 0 Notarino 5 1 Mike Giordano 3 2 Turcio 1 0 Lembo 1 1 Riley 1 0 NORTHERN KENTUCKY

First row: Ken Kostas, Bill Aker, Jerry Trinkle, Mike Ralston, John Higdon, Mark Conradi, Steve Wright, Ron Klein, John Wisman, Tom Birkley. Second row: Jim Cutter, Jim Brady, Jay Buckley, Dan Lovins, Russ Kerdolff, Dave Conradi, Steve Bierman, Larry Piening, Bob Evick, Coach Bill Aker. Third row: Asst. Coach Bill Grieme, Steve Kellam, Tim Grogan, Kevin McDole, Derek Edwards, Greg Eastham, Steve Yenser, Matt Giesler, Rick Foster, Rod Remley. We're Proud to Host the Great Lakes Region Team

SPRINGFIELD EVENING L IO N S C L U B

THE GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB

Hom e of the Redskins

Ron Smith, President Marilyn Brunson, Vice President Fran Rikas, Secretary NORSEMEN 1979 SEASON RESULTS (25-11)

NKU/OPP NKU/OPP 8- 2 Georgetown 4- 0 Hanover 2- 6 Montivello 2- 2 Hanover 8- 9 Montivello 3- 1 Bellarmine 5- 4 Montivello 1- 3 Bellarmine 4- 1 Troy State 14- 4 Central St. 3- 7 Troy State 14- 1 Central St. 7- 1 Marietta 2- 3 Kentucky 1- 2 Butler 8-16 Kentucky 1- 9 Marietta 9- 6 Louisville 5- 6 Olivet 2- 1 Louisville 4- 3 Butler 12- 1 Central St. 3- 2 Dayton 12- 2 Central St. 1- 0 Eastern Kentucky 6- 3 Ky. Wesleyan 4- 3 Eastern Kentucky 9- 2 Ky. Wesleyan 7- 2 Cinti Bible 4- 3 Xavier

LOCATION: Highland Heights, Kentucky 10- 0 Cinti Bible 5- 1 Xavier PRESIDENT: Dr. A. D. Albright 0- 2 Cincinnati 5- 1 Ky. Christian ENROLLMENT: 7,199 COLORS: Gold and White 3- 0 Cincinnati 14- 5 Ky. Christian NICKNAME: Norsemen BASEBALL COACH: Bill Aker 7- 0 Cincinnati 5- 1 Indiana-SE ASST. COACH: Bill Grieme 6- 2 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Lonnie Davis 2-10 Kentucky St. Joe ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Marilyn Moore S.I.D.: Rick Meyers NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY TRAINER: Mike Daley No. Ht. Wt. B-T Class Hometown Charlie Andrews .. . . . P 21 6- 0 170 R-R Fr. Mason, OH Steve Bierman ...... P 38 6- 0 200 R-R So. Cincinnati, OH Tom Birkley ...... P 27 6- 0 160 R-R So. Hebron, KY Jay Buckley ...... P 25 6- 2 165 R-R Fr. Edgewood, KY Dave Conradi ___ . . . P 17 6- 0 165 R-R Sr. Villa Hills, KY Derek Edwards ...... P 30 6- 2 185 R-R So. Cincinnati, OH Bob Evick ...... P 15 6- 2 180 L-L Fr. Monroe, OH Russ K e rd o lff___ . . . P 29 6- 5 195 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH Ron Klein ...... P 23 5-10 180 R-R Fr. Cincinnati, OH John Wisman ----- . . . P 1/3 5-10 160 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH Steve Yenser ...... P 35 6- 3 190 R-R Fr. Middletown, OH Bill Aker ...... C 7 5- 9 165 R-R Ff- Covington, KY Steve Kellam ...... C 33 6- 0 190 L-R So. Walton, KY Kevin McDole ...... C 22 6- 1 205 R-R Jr. Bellevue, Ky Rick Foster ...... C 16 6- 0 180 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH Mike Ralston ...... c 6 5- 7 155 R-R So. Cincinnati, OH Jim Brady ...... IF 10 6- 0 175 R-R Fr. Erlanger, KY Matt Giesler ...... IF 20 6- 2 190 R-R Sr. Fort Thomas, KY Tim Grogan ...... IF 11 6- 0 185 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH John Higdon ...... IF 31 5- 9 145 R-R Jr. Trenton, OH Larry Piening ...... IF 12 6- 0 170 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH Jerry Trinkle ...... IF 4 5-10 160 R-R Sr. Cincinnati, OH Mark Conradi ...... OF 19 5- 8 160 R-R Fr. Villa Hills, KY Greg Eastham ...... OF 5 6- 2 175 L-L Sr. Cincinnati, OH Ken Kostas ...... OF 34 5-11 180 L-L Fr. Florence, KY Dan Lovins ...... OF 24 6- 1 175 R-R Fr. Mariemont Rod Remley ...... OF 2 5- 8 155 R-R Sr. Silver Grove, KY Steve Wright ...... OF 14 5- 9 160 R-R Sr. Walton, KY PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L W L W L Klein 2 3 Andrews 4 2 Conradi 1 1 Kostas 0 0 Birkley 3 1 Evick 0 1 Wisman 3 0 Buckley 0 0 Kerdolff 7 1 Yenser 3 2 VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE

Kneeling (left to right): Kip McLeod, Tim Harris, David Raffensberger, Frank DeGennaro, Pepe Sanchez, Ken Smith, Bart Shuman, Terry Reynolds, Ronnie Lundell, Chuck Rigoni, Jimmy Wall, Andy Micacchione, Frank Gonzalez. Standing: Sal Amadeo, David Rogers, Bud Man­ ning, Carl Owen, Mike Raines, Theron Cooper, Rick Mitchell, Pat Kelley, Rick Gorey, David Slacks, Mark Brown, Tim Carroll, Kelly Scott.

Congratulations to the N C A A College World Series from the EVENING OPTIMIST CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD

Host Civic Club To The South Atlantic Regional Winner Coordinator BOB TAREBA Springfield, Illinois BLAZERS 1979 SEASON RESULTS (42-13) VS/OPP VS/OPP 0- 5 Clemson 1 2 -0 Armstrong State 2- 6 Clemson 3- 2 Armstrong State 13- 0 Rose-Hulman 3- 0 Armstrong State 8- 0 West Virginia 0- 21 Georgia Southern 2- 0 Florida State 9- 3 Georgia Southern 13- 2 West Virginia 5- 1 West Georgia 14- 12 Florida State 14- 2 West Georgia 0- 6 Florida State 3- 0 West Georgia 16- 5 Rose-Hulman 1- 6 Jacksonville 8- 5 Rose-Hulman 5- 2 Quincey 3- 0 St. Francis 7- 3 Flagler 5- 0 St. Francis 9- 3 Albany State 2- 1 St. Francis 2- 1 Albany State 1- 4 St. Francis 4- 3 Ga. Southwestern 11-10 Morris Harvey 6- 7 Columbus 12- 1 Morris Harvey 7- 10 Columbus 9- 2 III. Benedictine 2- 6 Columbus 2- 1 III. Benedictine 2- 0 Flagler 7- 3 III. Benedictine 14- 14 Florida State LOCATION: Valdosta, Georgia 11- 3 Jacksonville 0- 1 Augusta ENROLLMENT: 5,000 PRESIDENT: Dr. Hugh C. Bailey 10- 3 Albany State 18- 4 Augusta COLORS: Flame Red and Black NICKNAME: Blazers 19- 5 Albany State 15- 4 Augusta CONFERENCE: South Atlantic 8- 4 St. Xavier 7- 4 Ga. Southwestern ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Bill Grant HEAD COACH: Tommy Thomas 9- 1 St. Xavier 1- 5 Mercer S.I.D.: Steve Roberts (912) 247-3317 (office) STUDENT ASSISTANT: Steve McDiffitt 12-10 St. Xavier 8- 11 Mercer 8- 4 St. Xavier 2- 11 Florida ROSTER OF VALDOSTA STATE Name Pos. No. Ht. Wt. Age B-T Class Hometown Mark Brown ...... 1B 30 5-11 185 20 L-R Jr. Lake City, FL Frank Gonzalez ...... 2B 7 5- 8 165 21 R-R Sr. Hialeah, FL Andy M icacchione...... 3B 5 5- 7 172 20 R-R Jr. Marietta, GA David R ogers...... 3B-1B 35 6- 1 180 21 R-R Jr. Orlando, FL Bart Shuman ...... SS 9 5-11 170 21 L-R Sr. Monticello, FL Sal Am adeo...... OF 1 5- 8 160 22 R-R Sr. Hollywood, FL Terry Reynolds ...... OF 26 5-11 170 21 R-R Jr. Orlando, FL Frank Degennaro...... OF 23 5-10 185 21 R-R Jr. Orange, CT Chuck Rigoni ...... OF 19 5-10 150 19 R-R So. Perry, FL Pepe Sanchez...... OF 29 6- 0 175 20 R-R Jr. Guaynabo, P.R. David S la cks...... OF 39 5-10 165 20 L-R Fr. Mystic, GA Tim Harris ...... C 27 6- 2 195 21 R-R Sr. Leesburg, GA Carl Owen ...... C 12 6- 1 195 20 R-R Jr. Ludowici, GA Pat K elley...... P 44 6- 3 180 21 R-R Sr. Decatur, GA Rick G orey...... P 41 6- 3 205 21 R-R Sr. Imlay City, Ml Ronnie Lundell ...... P 34 6- 0 165 21 R-R Sr. Reidsville, GA Mike R aines...... P 24 6- 2 170 20 R-R Jr. Shellman, GA Kip McLeod ...... P 21 6- 3 190 20 R-R Jr. Valdosta, GA Jimmy W a ll...... P 17 6- 0 175 21 R-L Jr. Jacksonville, FL Kelly Scott ...... P 4 5- 9 145 20 R-R Jr. Key West, FL Rick Mitchell ...... P 54 6- 3 190 19 R-R So. Sarasota, FL David Raffensberger...... P 22 6- 0 170 19 L-L So. Ft. Pierce, FL Theron Cooper ...... P 37 6- 4 180 18 R-R Fr. Macon, GA Bud Manning ...... P 46 6- 2 190 18 R-R Fr. Wheeling, W. VA W L PITCHERS WIN-LOSS RECORD W L Jimmy Wall 6 2 Pat Kelley 7 4 Rick Gorey 7 1 Kelly Scott 6 3 Rick Mitchell 7 4 Mike Raines 3 1 FIAT-ALLIS CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY DIVISION

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The current issue of COLLEGIATE BASEBALL, dated Friday, May 18, 1979 ranked the following R. W. TROXELL NCAA Division II baseball teams as follows: 1. Florida International, Miami, Florida & COMPANY 2. Florida Southern, Lakeland, Florida ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 3. Valdosta State, Valdosta, Georgia — ESTABLISHED 1887 — 4. Delta State, Cleveland, Mississippi 5. California Poly-Pomona, California 6. Livingston, Alabama 7. Troy State, Alabama 8. Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida 9. Jacksonville State, Alabama 10. Le Moyne College, Syracuse, New York 11. Chapman College, Orange, California 12. Columbus College, Columbus, Georgia 13. Central Florida, Orlando, Florida 14. Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida CALL 15. West Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia 16. Univ. of New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut G. Joseph Nicoud Jr. 5 2 8 - 7 5 3 3 17. Nicholls State, Thibodaux, Louisiana Harvey H. Weber John L. Reilly l i p 18. University of California-Riverside Timothy J. Nicoud YOIR/18/BndtPtM MndtptnJtnf 19. Western Illinois, Macomb, Illinois C. R. Sowle Innraact'“M ^ f /AGEI/AGENT 20. Shippensburg State, Shippensburg, Penn. William A. Sowle John S. Hester These are the Top 20 ranked teams in the NCAA 300 S. GRAND AVE. WEST Division II as of May 18th, 1979. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF COLLEGE 8> SOUTH GRAND I Compliments of

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SCORING MADE EASY All Players are Numbered and All Players Recorded by SOME SYMBOLS Symbols USED BY SCORERS FOLLOWS: Number players as follows: Pitcher...... 1 Base H it...... — Sacrifice Hit .. .. SH Catcher...... 2 Two-Base Hit .. Passed Ball ... . . PB ...... 3 Three-Base Hit . . . s Balk ...... BK Second Baseman...... 4 Home Run...... s Struck Out...... K Third Baseman...... 5 Fumbled Grounder .A . . . BB Fielder’s Choice . FC Muffled Fly ...... O Short Stop ...... 6 Hit by Pitcher .. . HP Wild Throw ...... W ...... 7 ...... WP Forced Out ... . . XX ...... 8 ...... S ...... E Right Fielder ...... 9 Left on Bases .. . .. L Foul F ly ...... F

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