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Flames Top 20 Victories by Steve Davis Al Worthington Page 8 May 2, 1984 10th Consecutive Year Flames Top 20 Victories By Steve Davis Al Worthington. Not since Lib­ About the season just con­ Pat Sipe's two-out grand slam erty's inaugural baseball season cluded, Hoffman added, "I guess in the bottom of the seventh lifted has a Worthington-coached team I'm satisfied. We won more than the Liberty Baptist College failed to reach this mark. we lost, but we had a lot more baseball team to an 8-4 victory The win over Howard made potential than we showed." over Howard University in the up, in part, for an April 26 dou­ first game of a double-header at Also speaking on the season ble-header sweep at the hands of Liberty Stadium Saturday. just concluded was Worthington Old Dominion University in who said, "We've had a good The Flames had led 4-3 going which the Flames got only one season. We're not in the into the seventh before Howard hit in the first game, then were playoffs, but it's been fine. We scored one run on starter Niles no-hit by Scott Hughes in the sec­ only had one senior, so we gained Creekmore, who was lifted in ond. a lot of good experience." favor of eventual winner Walter Dacuycuy (5-0). Dacuycuy got There is a definite bright side The Flames were led in pitch­ the last out of the seventh, strand­ to this; the team has only one ing by sophomore lefty Kevin ing a Bison runner on third. athletic senior, leftfielder Curt Napier. Napier had won a team- Hoffman. Hoffman, who trans­ leading six games with an e.r.a. The first eight Flame's batters ferred from Ohio Northern Uni­ of 3.27 going into the O.D.U. reached base in the first inning versity, was only eligible for one twinbill. of the second game as the Flames season at LBC. scored eight runs behind winning The Flames spent much of the pitcher Colby York (2-2) and Hoffman recovered from a bad 1984 season on a roller coaster. coasted to a 15-5 win and a sweep fall practice to be the Flame's They started out the season with of the twin bill. The win brought starting leftfielder and was an upset win over nationally LBC's record on the season to named the team's best hitter. ranked Division I Georgia Tech, 23-18. The season's last game About his fall practice, Hoffman but then struggled much of the was scheduled for April 30 stated, "The Lord just showed me season to stay above .500, with against Virginia Tech. I wasn't making the team because a low coming during a 3-6 I was a great ballplayer, but be­ Hawaii trip over spring break. This was the last season for cause He wanted me to." the Flames in NAIA competition and marked the first time in four seasons the Flames failed to make the NAIA World Series. The team placed fifth each of its last three appearances in the "AND HERE'S THE PITCH!"—LBC freshman pitcher Colby series. York serves up the horsehide in a recent Flames' baseball The Flames, however, won game. York was the winning pitcher in Saturday's second over 20 games for the tenth con­ game.—Photo by Patrick Tran. secutive season under head coach LBC Runners Strive For Recognition By Tim Brockway tance events and is part of the event. Track and field at Liberty distance medley team. Tim Sprano, in his last season WHOOSH—LBC first baseman Pat Sipe swings and misses Baptist College are words too Scott Evans is a junior from with the Flames, holds the school often taken for granted, but not Woodberry, N.J. Evans is the record in the javelin. The senior a pitch in the dirt—a rare occasion for Sipe, who struck out by everyone. There are those Flames best half-miler and is also from Woodberry, Conn, has a only four times in 1983, and hit two home runs Saturday here who take those words very part of the distance medley team. throw of 195 ft. to his credit. including a grand slam.—Photo by Patrick Tran. seriously. Coach Jake Matthes Curt Kreft is a junior from Tip­ Ryan Utz, a junior from Deer- and his athletes are just such a pecanoe, Ind. He is a national field Beach, Fla., holds the group. qualifier in the 1500 meters and school record in the hammer with For the look of a winner. There are, however, several a member of the distance medley a throw of 164 ft. athletes who deserve some recog­ team. Michael Reid, a high jumper nition. Troy Nelson is a junior from who doubles as a forward for the Go "All the Way U.Sjg There is Johnnie Englhardt. A Windom, Minn. Nelson is an Flame's basketball team, qual­ with KODACOLOR VR Film! sophomore from Wilingsboro, All-American in the race-walk, ified for nationals this year with N.J., Englhart runs middle dis­ a little recognized but difficult a jump of 7 ft. Get Bonus Film and a Commemorative Poster! Bonus Film! It's yours Irom Steve's Sports Scene Kodak a bonus \^\ toll ol Kodak color ™* By Steve Davis lilm, with the proofs ol purchase $3.73 but they've got some good kids, from any three Okay folks, the column Atlanta Braves. I wanted to rolls ol Kodak KODACOLOR VR 200 Film and the pitching can't be as bad color dim See us you've been waiting for: Steve place them lower, but the rest of for certificate For a film that's tops in quality and as last year. dependability, ask tor KODACOLOR VR 200 Davis' Official 1984 Baseball the staff wouldn't let me. Rapidly Film Ideal lor shots under a variety ol Predictions. I know the season is Chicago Cubs Know what? becoming a one man team (Mur­ lighting conditions. Commemorative Posterl already started, but I decided to This may be one of the better phy). $3.33 young teams in the game. If they Attractive commem­ wait till the dust settled and Houston Astros. They too orative poster (20" x KODACOLOR VR 100 Film just had some starting pitchers. 30") of track and lineups had been decided. And will be in the hunt. As a matter field stars Mary Ideal lor close-ups and high-quality Philadelphia Phillies. Might Decker. Edwin Moses enlargements so, without further delay, here's of fact, the only team I can prom­ and Alberto Salazar do better, but I'm not impressed It's big It's beautiful how I think they'll finish. ise won't be in it is from Ohio. And it's yours, along $4.18 (p.s. I wasn't impressed last year with your bonus dim National League East The Astros have possibly the best KODACOLOR VR 400 Film either). Pittsburgh Pirates. Picking young shortstop in the League in Great lor sports phoios New York Mets. Originally Sleek the team which will win the worst Dickie Thon. $4.60 division in baseball is almost as my surprise team of the year, but San Francisco Giants. The Athletic Jacket! a hot start for a young team Now, you can show oft your learn spirit with KODACOLOR VR 1000 Film difficult as picking the winner of most improved team over the last an att/active athletic jacket lor only $17 95 means a quick fade in July. with the proots ol purchase Irom three addi­ Kodak's tastes! color negative dim. Captures the Kentucky Derby four years few weeks of spring training, the tional packs ot dim (Details included with very last action indoors or out Ideal for low- light situations in advance, but I think the Bucs Watch for these guys in a few Jints may just become a conten­ bonus dim) have the pitching to win it and years. der if they can find a thirdbase- maybe even finish over .500. National League West man. National San Diego Padres. Garvey, '^JiotoWcck Montreal Expos. I probably Cincinnati Reds. These are Kodak -.i i- -.-. ih suppori! Kodak will Gossage, Nettles and a ton of ex­ about the only Reds in the world conlnbule one dollar to the u S Irack & MayM3 would have picked them first if Field team lor the firs) 250,000 people they didn't have the best center- tremely talented youngsters without expansionists tenden­ who send in lor their bonus dlrn< Snap to it America! fielder in the game (Dawson) could mean the first pennant ever cies. See us for a certificate ana full details on the "All the Way playing right, and a Senior Saint for the Pads. U.S.A." bonus offer! Offer gooa from April 1 to August 31,1984. (Rose) in left. (TRIVIA QUES­ Los Angeles Dodgers. This TION: Who was the first Na­ division will be a real scrap, and Note: I've only got room to USA The Picture Place tional League leftfielder to use a the Dodgers will be in the middle really write about the National of it, but 1 think the bullpen, Photo Dept. TE. 147 walker?) League, but I'm picking the Kodak St. Louis Cardinals. I have along with infield defense, will White Sox and Tigers in the trouble placing them this high, be their downfall American in case you're curious. .
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