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HHONORSONORS & HISTORYHISTORY 11985985 GGoldenolden SSpikespikes AwardAward winnerwinner WillWill ClarkClark 8833 NNATIONALATIONAL/RREGIONALEGIONAL HHONORSONORS ALL-AMERICANS(ABCA, 2nd team) FRESHMAN ABCA 1949 OF-Lee Watts 1962 P-Frank Montgomery (ABCA) 1966 OF-Del Unser (Sporting News) 3B-Phil Still (ABCA) ALL-AMERICANS (Collegiate Baseball) ALL-REGION 1971 1983 OF-Rafael Palmeiro 1949 2B-Pete Grammas 1977 OF-Nat Showalter (ABCA, Sporting News) 1986 SS-Brad Hildreth (Baseball America) 1950 P-Joe Sheppard 1979 OF-Mike Kelley (ABCA) 1987 3B-Pete Young (Baseball America) 1971 3B-Phil Still P-Ken Kurtz (ABCA) 1988 P-Bobby Reed (Baseball America) 1972 P-Mike Proffitt 1981 OF-Mark Gillaspie (ABCA, Baseball America) 1989 P-Chris George (Baseball America) 1977 C-Russ Aldrich (3rd team) 1B-Bruce Castoria (ABCA) 1991 2B-Paul Petrulis (Baseball America) 1B-Jim Kallaher (2nd team) 1983 DH-Rafael Palmeiro (ABCA) P-Jay Powell (Baseball America) OF-Mike Kelley (2nd team) OF-Brad Winkler (ABCA) 1993 OF-David Hayman (Mizuno) P-Jack Lazorko (2nd team) 1984 1B-Will Clark (ABCA) P-Scott Tanksley (Mizuno) OF-Nat Showalter OF-Rafael Palmeiro (consensus) 1995 P-Eric DuBose (Baseball America, Mizuno) 1978 C-Russ Aldrich (2nd team) 1985 P-Jeff Brantley (Sporting News) DH-Rob Hauswald (Mizuno, hon. mention) LF-Del Bender 1B-Will Clark (consensus) P-Scott Polk (Mizuno, hon. mention) P-Jack Lazorko (2nd team) OF-Rafael Palmeiro (Sporting News) 3B-Richard Lee (Mizuno, hon. mention) 1979 DH-Rick Dixon (3rd team) 1988 UT-Pete Young (ABCA, 2nd team) 1997 2B-Travis Chapman (Mizuno, 3rd team) CF-Mike Kelley 1989 1B-Tommy Raffo (Baseball America, 2nd team) 1998 P-Mark Freed (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) OF-Bob Kocol (2nd team) UT-Pete Young (ABCA) DH- Jon Knott (Louisville Slugger) P-Ken Kurtz 1990 1B-Tommy Raffo (ABCA, 2nd team) 2000 SS-Matthew Maniscalco (Louisville Slugger) C-John McDonald 1992 P-B.J. Wallace (Baseball America, 2nd team), P-Chris Young (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1980 OF-Mark Gillaspie (Collegiate Baseball, 3rd team; ABCA, 3rd team) 2001 1B-Matthew Brinson (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1981 1B-Bruce Castoria P-Jon Harden (ABCA, 2nd team) DH-Brent Lewis (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) OF-Mark Gillaspie 1993 P-Carlton Loewer (ABCA, 3rd team) P-Paul Maholm (Louisville Slugger) 1982 1B-Bruce Castoria SS-Paul Petrulis (NCBWA, 3rd team) 3B-Steve Gendron (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) OF-Dave Klipstein OF-Ricky Joe Redd (NCBWA, 3rd team) 2002 OF-Jon Mungle (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1983 DH-Rafael Palmeiro 1994 P-Gary Rath (Baseball America, ABCA, 2003 P-Jamie Gant (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) SS-Bob Parker NCBWA; Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team) 2005 P-Josh Johnson (Louisville Slugger) OF-Brad Winkler 1996 P-Eric DuBose (ABCA, Baseball America, 2B-Jeffrey Rea (Louisville Slugger) 1984 P-Jeff Brantley 2nd team; Mizuno, 3rd team) 2006 P-Matt Lea (Louisville Slugger) 1B-Will Clark DH-Rob Hauswald (ABCA, 2nd team) 2007 SS-Brandon Turner (Louisville Slugger, OF-Rafael Palmeiro 1997 P-Eric DuBose (NCBWA, 3rd team) Rivals.com, Baseball America) 2B-Gator Thiesen (2nd team) P-Van Johnson (NCBWA, 2nd team; ABCA, 2nd team) P-Ricky Bowen (Louisville Slugger) 1985 P-Jeff Brantley 1998 2B-Brad Freeman (NCBWA, 2nd team) 1B-Will Clark OF-Brian Wiese (NCBWA) OF-Rafael Palmeiro (2nd team) 2002 P-Paul Maholm (NCBWA, 3rd team) MSU IN THE OLYMPICS OF-Dan Paradoa (2nd team) 1B — Will Clark (Los Angeles, 1984) 1986 2003 P-Paul Maholm (Collegiate Baseball, 3rd team; 1987 SS-Brad Hildreth (2nd team) Asst. Coach — Ron Polk (Seoul, 1988) NCBWA, 3rd team) 1988 DH-Richie Grayum P — B.J. Wallace (Barcelona, 1992) 2004 OF-Brad Corley (Baseball America; USA Today/ OF-Jody Hurst (2nd team) Sports Weekly, 2nd team; Collegiate Baseball, Asst. Coach — Ron Polk (Atlanta, 1996) 3B-Pete Young P — Eric DuBose (Atlanta, 1996) 3rd team; ABCA, 3rd team) 1989 OF-Jody Hurst 2006 SS-Thomas Berkery (Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team) 2B-Burke Masters 2007 C-Edward Easley (ABCA; NCBWA , 2nd team; FERRISS TROPHY 1B-Tommy Raffo (2nd team) Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team; Rivals.com, 2nd team), 2006 — SS-Thomas Berkery 3B-Pete Young SS-Brandon Turner (NCBWA, 2nd team) 2007 — C-Edward Easley 1990 SS-Jon Shave, SS (2nd team) 1B-Tommy Raffo P-Bobby Reed (2nd team) 1991 P-Jay Powell (2nd team) 1985 GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD: 1B-Will Clark 1992 P-Jon Harden P-B.J. Wallace 1993 OF-Rex Buckner (2nd team) P-Carlton Loewer SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd team) P-Jay Powell (2nd team) OF-Ricky Joe Redd (2nd team) P-Gary Rath MMSUSU hheadead ccoachoach 1994 P-Scott Tanksley (2nd team) RRonon PPolkolk iiss fl aankednked 3B-Drew Williams (2nd team) bbyy AAll-Americansll-Americans 1995 OF-David Hayman (2nd team) WWillill CClarklark ((left)left) aandnd 1996 P-Eric DuBose RRafaelafael PPalmeiro,almeiro, DH-Rob Hauswald wwhoho helpedhelped powerpower 1997 P-Van Johnson MMissisisppiissisisppi SStatetate ttoo 1999 OF-Brian Wiese a sschool-bestchool-best tthirdhird 2003 P-Paul Maholm OF-Brad Corley pplacelace fi nnishish iinn tthehe 2004 2006 2B-Jeffrey Rea (2nd team) 11985985 NNCAACAA CCollegeollege 2007 C-Edward Easley WWorldorld SSeries.eries. 8844 AALLLL-SSOUTHEASTERNOUTHEASTERN CCONFERENCEONFERENCE HHONORSONORS 1948 P-Phil Brandon 1971 SS-Bobby Croswell 1B-Tommy Raffo OF-John Grace OF-Ted Milton C-Barry Winford (2nd) ALL- WESTERN DIVISION 1961 UT-Larry Brannon 1974 C-Rick Davidson SS-Alex Grammas P-Mike Proffitt 3B-Pete Young (2nd) UT-Frank Dempsey SS-Wayne Pinkerton 1949 2B-Jimmy Bragan 3B-Phil Still 1990 OF-John Cohen 2B-Don Pope P-Lamar Pritchard P-Phil Brandon P-Jerry Thompson 1B-Tommy Raffo 1962 OF-Johnny Cantrell 1975 OF-Larry Buckley OF-Bill Etheridge DH-Steve Hill C-Moss Cowart 1973 2B-Dale Holland P-Bobby Reed (2nd) 3B-Hal Green 1976 OF-Fred Dunlap SS-Alex Grammas 1974 C-Rick Davidson 1991 2B-Charlie Anderson (2nd) P-Frank Montgomery UT-Bill Montgomery OF-Lee Watts UT-Wayne Pinkerton P-Jay Powell (2nd) C-Art Nester 1977 C-Russ Aldrich 1950 P-Joe Sheppard 1977 C-Russ Aldrich 1992 OF-Rex Buckner (2nd) 1B-Ronnie Norton 1B-Jim Kallaher SS-Dan Murphy 1B-Jim Kallaher P-Jon Harden 1963 1B-Bill Etheridge OF-Mike Kelley 1951 P-Doug Hutton OF-Nat Showalter 1952 SS-Dan Murphy OF-Mike Kelley SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd) UT-Wayne Meadows 1978 C-Russ Aldrich 1953 2B-Frank Bragan P-Jack Lazorko P-B.J. Wallace UT-Charles Smith OF-Del Bender RF-Lewis Gilardoni OF-Nat Showalter 1993 OF-Rex Buckner (2nd) 1964 UT-Wayne Meadows P-Jack Lazorko UT-Don Bell UT-John McDonald (2nd) 1965 P-Curt Monroe 1978 C-Russ Aldrich P-Carlton Loewer OF-Mike Burns P-Don Robinson SS-Jackie Parker (2nd) OF-Del Bender SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd) P-Frank Chambers DH-Tim Weisheim 1954 C-Braxton Nail P-Jack Lazorko OF-Ricky Joe Redd (2nd) P-Ken Tatum 1979 DH-Rick Dixon LF-Jackie Parker 1979 OF-Mike Kelley 1994 P-Gary Rath OF-Del Unser OF-Mike Kelley 3B-Don Bell OF-Bob Kocol (2nd) 1966 1955 1B-Frank McNally OF-Bob Kocol 1995 OF-David Hayman C-Frank Portera P-Ken Kurtz C-Braxton Nail P-Ken Kurtz 1996 P-Eric DuBose P-Ken Tatum C-John McDonald 1957 2B-Don Gardiner C-John McDonald C-Blake Anderson (2nd) OF-Del Unser P-Don Mundie 1958 1B-Jim Boring 1980 OF-Mark Gillaspie DH-Rob Hauswald (2nd) UT-Gary Washington 1980 OF-Mark Gillaspie 1967 UT-Ken Beesley UT-Dave Klipstein 3B-Doug Litton 1981 1B-Bruce Castoria 1997 OF-Brooks Bryan (2nd) P-Dennis Hall C-John McDonald OF-Charlie Turner OF-Mark Gillaspie P-Eric DuBose (2nd) OF-Jim Howarth 1981 1B-Bruce Castoria 1960 UT-Gary Dempsey P-Steve Susce P-Van Johnson (2nd) 1B-Gary Washington OF-Mark Gillaspie 1962 OF-Bill Etheridge 1982 DH-Bruce Castoria 3B-Adam Piatt (2nd) 1968 C-Sam Fletcher OF-Dave Klipstein OF-Jim Howarth C-Terry Loe 3B-Hal Green OF-Dave Klipstein 1998 1B-Richard Lee (2nd) P-Brantley Jones P-Don Mundie P-Frank Montgomery 1983 P-Hans Herzog P-Jeremy Jackson (2nd) 1969 UT-Bobby Croswell P-Steve Susce C-Art Nester DH-Rafael Palmeiro OF-Brian Wiese (2nd) C-Sammy Fletcher 1982 C-Bruce Castoria 1963 OF-Bill Etheridge OF-Brad Winkler 1999 OF-Brian Wiese P-Brantley Jones UT-Dave Clements OF-Ted Milton P-Hans Herzog 1964 OF-Mike Burns 1984 P-Jeff Brantley 1B-Cliff Wren OF-Manuel Washington OF-Dave Klipstein P-Ken Tatum 1B-Will Clark DH-Ty Martin (2nd) 1970 UT-Bobby Croswell C-Jay Porter OF-Del Unser OF-Rafael Palmeiro 2000 3B-Travis Chapman P-Dennis Hall 1983 P-Hans Herzog 1966 3B-Don Bell 2B-Gator Thiesen OF-Shane Kelly (2nd) P-Brantley Jones DH-Rafael Palmeiro OF-Dave Phares SS-Bob Parker P-Ken Tatum 1985 P-Jeff Brantley 2001 P-Tanner Brock 1B-Jocko Potts 2B-Pete White OF-Del Unser 1B-Will Clark 2002 P-Paul Maholm (2nd) C-Fred Yilling OF-Brad Winkler 1967 1B-Gary Washington P-Gene Morgan 2003 3B-Steve Gendron (2nd) 1971 SS-Bobby Croswell 1984 P-Jeff Brantley 1968 C-Sam Fletcher 1986 OF-Dan Paradoa P-Paul Maholm C-Bruce Irvin 1B-Will Clark OF-Ted Milton OF-Rafael Palmeiro OF-Jim Howarth 1988 DH-Richie Grayum (2nd) SS-Matt. Maniscalco (2nd) P-Mike Proffitt 2B-Gator Thiesen 1969 OF-Manuel Washington OF-Jody Hurst 2004 OF-Brad Corley 3B-Phil Still 1985 P-Jeff Brantley 1970 P-Brantley Jones 1B-Tommy Raffo (2nd) C-Craig Tatum (2nd) P-Jerry Thompson 1B-Will Clark UT-Dave Phares P-Bobby Reed (2nd) 2006 SS-Thomas Berkery 1972 P-Mike Proffitt P-Gene Morgan OF-Rick Spica OF-Dan Van Cleve 1B-Jocko Potts 3B-Pete Young 2B-Jeffrey Rea 1973 1B-Rick Counts All-division teams were selected C-Fred Yilling 1989 OF-Jody Hurst 2007 C-Edward Easley 2B-Dale Holland from 1961 until 1985 when SEC 2B-Burke Masters 2B-Jeffrey Rea (2nd) divisional play was discontinued.
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    2014 GEORGIA SOUTHERN BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE First Edition, Georgia Southern Athletic Media Relations www.GSEagles.com | www.Facebook.com/GSAthletics | www.Twitter.com/GSAthletics GEORGIA SOUTHERN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 590 Herty Drive, Room 1125 Statesboro, Ga. 30460 912-478-5047 www.GSEagles.com Facebook: GSAthletics Twitter: @GSAthletics CREDITS DESIGN/WRITER Barrett Gilham COVER DESIGN Barrett Gilham EDITOR Barrett Gilham EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE Head Coach Rodney Hennon and his staff, Ryan Chambers, Kris Draper PHOTOGRAPHY Frank Fortune, Willis Glasgow, SoConPhotos.com GEORGIA SOUTHERN ATHLETICS VISION STATEMENT The Georgia Southern University Department of Athletics serves PRINTING the mission of the university by being a source of pride and national Eagle Print Shop distinction directly resulting from its extraordinary achievements in 97 Georgia Avenue academics, athletics and leadership. Statesboro, Georgia 30460 © 2014, Georgia Southern Athletic Department GEORGIA SOUTHERN ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Georgia Southern Athletics will exceed expectations on our continu- ous journey to graduate student-athletes, win championships, devel- op future leaders, honor our history, embrace our traditions and grow all that is “True Blue.” 2014 GEORGIA SOUTHERN BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Josh Wirsu ........................................................................................27 Table of Contents ............................................................................... 3 Byron Yelverton ...............................................................................27
  • OPENING DAY 2018 Union Grounds

    OPENING DAY 2018 Union Grounds

    Great American Ball Park . 100 Joe Nuxhall Way . Cincinnati, OH 45202 . @RedsPR . ramsey.mlblogs.com . reds.com GABP NOTES CINCINNATI REDS BALLPARKS OPENING DAY 2018 Union Grounds ........................ 1869-70 Avenue Grounds ...................... 1876-79 CINCINNATI REDS VS WASHINGTON NATIONALS Bank Street Grounds ..... 1880, 1882-83 League Park ........................ 1884-1901 THURSDAY, MARCH 29 • GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK Palace of the Fans ................... 1902-11 Redland/Crosley Field ............. 1912-70 142ND OPENING DAY GAME Riverfront/Cinergy Field ....... 1970-2002 Today's game is the Reds' 142nd Opening Day game, their 16th at Great American Ball Park...according to Elias Great American Ball Park ........ 2003-18 Sports Bureau, it is the earliest Opening Day date in Major League Baseball history, not including games played outside GABP OPENING DAY RESULTS the United States or Canada, and for the first time since 1968 each team will play its first game of the championship 3/31/03 vs Pit ....... L, 10-1 ........ 42,343 season on the first day...there were only 20 Major League teams in 1968...the earliest Opening Day date in Reds 4/5/04 vs Chi ......... L, 7-4 ......... 42,122 history had been March 31 (1998, 2003, 2008, 2011, 2014)...the Reds are 68-72-1 in home openers, including 64-67-1 4/4/05 vs NYM ..... W, 7-6 ........ 42,794 vs National League opponents, 0-1 vs American League opponents (2013 vs LAA) and 6-9 at GABP...Opening Day 4/3/06 vs Chi ........ L, 16-7 ........ 42,591 results and lineups are on media guide pages 382-383.