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REBEL LETTERMEN Manny Abeyta 1974-77 Mike Cabral 1970 CJ Ebarb 2004 Arned Hernandez 1986 Ernie Acevedo 1967, 1969 Lou Cabrera 1969 Kevin Eberwein 1996-98 Ariel Hernandez 1986 Richard Ackley 1989 Frank Campagna 1984 Rick Eckert 1972 Marco Herrera 1978-80 Greg Adams 1971 Sean Campbell 1996-98 Stan Eisen 1973 Jim Herron 1976-78 Chris Adolph 1996-99 Gary Canfield 1988 Gerry Eklund 1971-74 Stan Hershenow 1982-83 Bobby Aeruda 2002 Al Caponetto 1967 Ken Elsee 1979-80 Brad Hertel 2001-02 Gerry Alesia 1971 Kyle Cardinal 1991 Brian Hertel 1999 Jason Alviso 1993 David Carter 1988-89 Justin Fairbanks 2000 John Hogan 1972-73 Ralph Ambrose 1967 Paul Carter 1977 Danny Falcone 1990-93 Jason Holmes 1994 Derek Amundesen 2002-03 Shaw Casey 1994-95 Reggie Farmer 1984-85 Chris Hopper 1980-83 Charles Anderson 1994 Rodger Castner 1986-87 Russell Farrell 1967-69 Scott Hormann 1984-85 Dennis Anderson 1970 Clint Cator 1975 Blake Feeney 1992-93 Bob Hottinger 1976 Luke Anderson 1997-00 Steve Cerio 1990-91 Joe Felix 1987-88 Mike Hubel 1992-93 Mark Anderson 1972 Bob Chadwick 1988 Cecil Fielder 1982 John Huber 1967-68 Jimmie Andrews 1974 Dennis Chambers 1970-72 Willy Finnegan 1980-81 Shawn Humberger 1986 Jim Angus 1980, 1983 Stan Chapter 1979 Bob Fischera 1967-68 Chris Humphries 1997 Dan Anhder 1968 Alex Chalfant 2005-SA Dan Fischer 1976-79 Brent Hurley 1976 Bill Anthony 1969-71 Scott Childress 1987-88 Ethan Flowers 1989 Chris Huseman 2005 Brian Anthony 1993-96 John Christian 1970-71 Pat Flury 1992 Curt Anthony 1997 Dennis Clarkson 1972-73 Wayne Foltin 2005 Pat Ireland 1981 Alex Amelburu 1995 Shane Clatterbuck 2003-04 Michael Ford 2000 Tony Aquino 1986-88 Casey Clements 1989-90 A.J. Forlano 1991 Joe Jacobitz 2001 Brian Arnold 1987 John Coats 1991- 94 Gary Forrester 1988-89 Mark Jamison 1978 Chris Arnold 1983-84 Mike Cochran 1975 Teddy Foster 1994-95 Jonathan Jarolimek 1989-92 Tim Arnold 1983-85 Scott Coffin 1983 Gary Franzen 1971 Brent Johnson 2001-04 Jack Ayers 1981-84 Les Contreras 1971 John Freitas 1976 John Johnson 1969 Bob Ayrault 1987-88 Mike Converse 1983 Derek Freeman 1990 Johnny Johnson 1984 Paul Azneras 1969 Mike Conway 1974 Earl Frishman 1983-84 Sean Johnson 1987-88 Danny Costa 1990 Matt Fry 2005 Steve Johnson 1971 Jim Barbeau 1986, 1988 Tony Costa 1990 Tim Johnson 1990-91 Billy Barker 1998-99 Bill Cope 1968 Josh Gagne 2003 Henry Jones 1995-98 Darrell Barrett 1993 Jerry Cope 1968 Blake Gailen 2006-SA Kirk Jones 1976-79 Joe Barrett 1985-86 Bucky Core 1974 Jake Gann 2001-02 Chad Barry 1996 Tony Cornett 1971 Joel Garber 1995 Harry Karn 1967-70 Mike Bauder 1994-96 Derek Cotton 1993 Ralph Garcia 1967-70 Mike Karstead 1969 David Baxter 1986-89 Carter Cox 1985 Jim Garcia 1967-70 Nate Kaup 1999-00 Jabe Beard 2006 Tom Crine 1971-73 Jim Gattis 1971 Vince Kauzlarich 1974 60 Brad Beasley 1998-01 Hank Crosby 1994-95 Dylan Gaughen 2005 Gus Kennedy 1994 Jerry Beavers 1969-70 Tom Cross 1967 Joe Gemma 1976-79 Bobby Kerr 1979 Ace Bedich 1997-99 Chad Belding 1994 Ed Crow 1979-80 Stephen Ghutzman 2003 Dave Kinsel 1978-81 Clay Belding 1997, 1999-00 John Cruz 1999-01 Bryan Gidge 1998-99 Trent Kitsch 2000-01 Joe Bellezzo 1987-88 Mike Cruz 2005-06 Colon Gilchrist 1976-77 Stacy Kleiner 1994-96 Gary Benson 1971 Tim Culligan 1975 Eddie Gill 2003-04 Byron Klemaske 1991-94 Tyler Beranek 2005 Jack Curtis 1983-84 Chris Gillette 1998-99 Kirk Kline 1992-93 Dean Berman 2002 Chance Gledhill 1988-89 Fred Koehne 1993-96 Warren Bernard 1978 Andrew D’Angelo 2003-04 Roy Godfrey 1968 Kevin Koentopp 1984-86 Harold Betts 1999-00 Jerry Daniels 1987 Steve Goldberg 2002 Bob Kordenbrock 1982-83 Steve Biermann 1992-93 Tim Davies 1988 Rich Gonzales 1968-69 Ryan Kowalski 2004-SA Jerry Biesterfeld 1968 Loren Davis 1970-71 Randy Grigg 1972-74 Ken Krier 1973 Brian Bils 1975 Richie Davis 1978-81 Scott Groot 1983 Alex Kringen 2005 Ryan Bird 2004-06 Bob DeBorde 1980 Jason Guerra 2002-04 Stacey Kruse 1988 Mark Bloomfield 1978-79 Dennis Deck 1975-76 Mike Guerra 1976-78 Nick Kuster 1990-94 Brian Boehringer 1990-91 Nick Degerinis 1993 Joe Boever 1982 Freddy DeJong 1967 David Hafiz 2002 Fritz Lagergren 1976-77 Chris Bonnell 2004-SA Tony DeMarco 1998-00 Bart Haley 1984-85 Matt Lagunas 1986 Jim Bonnell 1972-73 Dennis DeMartini 1993-95 Courtney Hall 2001-02 Layne Lambert 1988 Jared Bonnell 1999-02 Fred Demick 1967-70 Mike Hall 1981 CJ Lang 2005-06 Travis Bonneville 1967-70 Dave Denton 1976 Toby Hall 1997 Chris Lang 1982-83 Zach Borba 2006 Willie Bowman 2005-SA Dave Denton 2001 Justin Halper 1994 Scott Lange 1983 Ryan Braun 2003 Chuck Der Manouel 1989-90 Ryan Hamill 1998-99 Craig Lapiner 1987 Kerry Bray 1984 Frank De Santis 1979-82 Ryan Hankins 1995-97 Tom LaRosa 1994-96 Larry Brazaskas 1967 Lino Diaz 1991-93 Ryan Hanson 2001 Dan Larson 1971 Scott Brazil 1978 Jeff Dick 1968-70 Troy Harlander 2006-SA Alan Laughlin 1982 Michael Brenly 2006-SA Bill Diekmann 1990-91 Brad Harlow 1982 Bruce Layne 1967 Ross Brennan 1985 Jim DiFiore 1971-74 Jeff Harper 1978 Jack Lazzarotto 1972 Eric Brock 2005-06 Bobby Dillon 1991 Chad Harris 1999-02 Pat Leary 1972-73 Mike Brock 1973-74 Patrick Dobson 2003 Toby Harris 1997-99 Marty Lequerica 1986-88 Scott Brown 1987-88 Charles Dowd 1969 Bob Hash 1982 Adam Lesko 2003 Shawn Buckley 1979 Kevin Downey 1993-94 Stan Hawkins 1979-80 Allen Levine 1978 Steve Burgess 1979 Eddie Draper 1974 Gary Heckathorn 1967 Charlie Lewis 1974 Jim Byrne 1973 John Dubinsky 1989 Ken Henning 1982-84 Scott Lewis 1985-88 Jim Duncan 1967 Anthony Hernandez 2005,-SA Michael Little 1991 HISTORY UNLV Baseball 2007 Media Guide REBEL LETTERMEN Kevin Lofthus 1987, 89 Steve Moser 1983-86 Ed Rogich 1976 Demond Thompkins 1992-93 Mike Lombardi 1969-72 Willie Mosher 1995 Greg Roscoe 1986-87 Bobby Thompson 1983-84 Ken Longman 1982 Mike Munns 1978 Matt Rosemeyer 1994 James Thompson 2003 David Longoni 1985-88 Dan Murphy 1979-80 Butch Ross 1983 Doug Thornton 2001-02 Geoff Looney 1987 Shaun Murphy 1989-90 Ryan Ruiz 2001-04 Pat Tiedemann 1975 Marc Lopez 1987 Tony Russo 1986 Jerimiah Tipton 1997-98 Mike Lopez 1998-99 Bill Nader 1978-81 Mike Ryser 1984-85 Taz Toogood 1997 Gino LoPinto 1984 Mike Naranjo 1983-84 David Trujillo 2001-02 Brian Loucks 1992-93 BT Nauslar 1996 Chris Saddoris 2006-SA Aaron Turnier 1992 Matt Luca 2003-06 Efren Navarro Jr. 2005-SA Russ Sanserino 1965-67 Pete Twyman 1975 Larry Lucchetti 1991 Rich Naylor 1981-83, 1985-86 Eliott Sarabia 1998-99 Rob Luce 1996 Fred Neidermyer 1980 Tom Sauer 1979-80 Robert Uithoven 1992-94 Jeremy Lucero 2000 James Nepa 2000-02 Joe Sawaia 1987-90 Ralph Ulivarri 1975 Mike Lucido 1974 Eric Nielsen 2002-04 Bill Scheffels 1995-99 Johnny Uriegas 2003-04 Eric Ludwick 1993 Richard Nizza 1986 Ben Scheinbaum 2001-04 Ryan Ludwick 1997-99 John Novak 1996 Scott Scherr 1994 Fernando Valenzuela Jr. 2003 Dick Luna 1980-81 Bill Scherrer 1975 Robbie Van 2001-03 Tom Luna 1980-81 Mike Oglesbee 1985-86 John Schilling 1975-76 Doug VanderWeele 1989-91 Jerry Lund 1967-68 Bill O’Keefe 1969-70 Mark Schnabel 1976 Robert VanKirk 2002-03 David Lundquist 1992 Cody Okuda 1999-00 Lance Schuermann 1991 Joe Vargas 1975 John Lundquist 1967-69 Gerry Okuda 1975-76 Tony Schuler 2001-02 Mike Vaughn 1974 Erik Oliver 1995 Jarrett Scott 1997 Scott Vincent 1995-96 Dan Madsen 1990-92 Dennis Olson 1973 Tony Scott 1981-82 Jason Vogel 1996 Bob Maitia 1986-87 Ryan Olson 1999-01 Ricky Scruggs 1990-91 Jake Vose 2003-04 Jon Maldonado 1982 Paul Ortiz 1971-72 Xavier Scruggs 2006-SA Brad Maloff 2000-01 Bob Orzel 1986 David Seccombe 2002-04 Matt Wagner 2003-06 Adam Manley 2000 Donovan Osborne 1988-90 Beaux Selznick 1997 Al Walker 1971 Tom Mann 1989 Steve Sepersky 1983 Braden Walker 2005-SA Rod Manning 1982 Jim Pace 1982-85 Greg Severin 1982 Randy Ward 1980-81 M.J. Mariani 1991-93 Glenn Page 1975-76 Denny Seybert 1999-00 Jason Warren 1997 Scott Mark 1974 Zeke Parraz 2004-05 Garett Shitanishi 1999-2003 Donnie Watts 2000-03 C.J. Martin 2000-01 Greg Parrish 1970 JC Sibley 2005 Rick Weber 1974-75 James Martin 1988-89 Allen Peel 1980 Drew Siler 1986 Jeremy Weinberg 2002 Mike Martin 1981-82 George Peraza 1968-69 Jon Sims 1988 Kevin Weintz 1984 Richard Martin 1969 Ernie Perez 1990 Larry Simms 1987-89 Charles Weir 1970-71 Joe Maruffi 1999-02 Tista Perri 1996-97 Kevin Skogley 2004,06-SA Billy Wells 1984-85 T.J. Mathews 1991-92 Ray Perry 1977-80 Mike Slavenski 1975-78 Jim Bob Wells 1986 61 Bubba Mattison 1981 Reed Peters 1985-87 A.C. Smith 1997-00 Arin Wesnitzer 1995 Kurt Mattson 1980-81 Bobby Pierce 1998 Bonnie Smith 1968 Bob Whatcott 1982 Bill Max 1978-81 Mike Pintar 1982-83 Brett Smith 1984 Brian Whitaker 1985 Val Mayden 1976-78 Art Plantanitis 1972-73 Chris Smith 1981-82 Gary White 1977-80 Rodney Mazion 1992-93 Ryan Plughoff 1992-95 Doug Smith 1979-80 Peter White 2003-04 Mike McClellan 1975-77 Hugh Pobur 1982-83 Jimmy Smith 1997-99 Steve White 1992-94 Travis McClendon 1994-95 Jon Polson 1993 Keith Smith 2006-SA Mike Whitemaine 1973-76 Chris McClure 1995 Dan Price 2001 Nate Smith 1997-98 James Wickman 2002-03 Andy McCulloch 1997-00 Herb Pryor 1971-73, 1978 Terry Smith 1975 Joe Wickman 2002-03 Rusty McDonald 1977 Jesse Pryor 1996-99 Wymon Smith 1977 Bill Wight 1989 Kevin McGrath 1976 Giovanni Pupo 2000-03 Mike Snyder 1983 Paul Wilhelmsen 1987 Vance McHenry 1977-78 Koji Pupo 2004-SA Dan Soaib 1992 Ted Wilkes 1995-96 Jim McNair 1985 Saul Soltero 1986 Glenn Willard 1975 Bobby McNiel 1995-97 Joe Quartuccio 1969 Ty Soto 2004 Matt Williams 1984-86 Ken McNulty 1986 Tom Quinlan 1972 Larry Spickert 1973-74 Ted Williams 1987-88 Tim Meamber 1986-87 Rich Stanley 1972-73 Mark Wilson 1974 Ron Mears 1977 Sean Rand 2005 John Stein 1983-85 Brandon Witkow
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    American Legion Baseball would like to thank the following: 2017 ALWS schedule THURSDAY – AUGUST 10 Game 1 – 9:30am – Northeast vs. Great Lakes Game 2 – 1:00pm – Central Plains vs. Western Game 3 – 4:30pm – Mid-South vs. Northwest Game 4 – 8:00pm – Southeast vs. Mid-Atlantic Off day – none FRIDAY – AUGUST 11 Game 5 – 4:00pm – Great Lakes vs. Central Plains Game 6 – 7:30pm – Western vs. Northeastern Off day – Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Mid-South, Northwest SATURDAY – AUGUST 12 Game 7 – 11:30am – Mid-Atlantic vs. Mid-South Game 8 – 3:30pm – Northwest vs. Southeast The American Legion Game 9 – Northeast vs. Central Plains Off day – Great Lakes, Western Code of Sportsmanship SUNDAY – AUGUST 13 Game 10 – Noon – Great Lakes vs. Western I will keep the rules Game 11 – 3:30pm – Mid-Atlantic vs. Northwest Keep faith with my teammates Game 12 – 7:30pm – Southeast vs. Mid-South Keep my temper Off day – Northeast, Central Plains Keep myself fit Keep a stout heart in defeat MONDAY – AUGUST 14 Game 13 – 3:00pm – STARS winner vs. STRIPES runner-up Keep my pride under in victory Game 14 – 7:00pm – STRIPLES winner vs. STARS runner-up Keep a sound soul, a clean mind And a healthy body. TUESDAY – AUGUST 14 – CHAMPIONSHIP TUESDAY Game 15 – 7:00pm – winner game 13 vs. winner game 14 ALWS matches Stars and Stripes On the cover Top left: Logan Vidrine pitches Texarkana AR into the finals The 2017 American Legion World Series will salute the Stars of the ALWS championship with a three-hit performance and Stripes when playing its 91st World Series (92nd year) against previously unbeaten Rockport IN.