The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 May 1963 — Page 9

North Liberty Lists Baseball Schedule The North Liberty Shamrocks, .lefending county league champs, opened what probably is their toughest overall schedule they ever have had Saturday, with a home doubleheader with St. Joseph. Monday the Shamrocks had another tough one at home with 60 Years Os Service Est. 1903 LEMONTREES A 9PTOMETKISTt EXAMMS) RTTW JIM CtaaaM Mmfe la Omr Vara Uh ft Phone ( E 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.

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a much improved South Bend Washington. Gone from Liberty’s first county championship baseball team of hist spring are Geny Wharton, pie her; Stan Wolff, Ist B and CF; John Peddycord, 28, and Phil Cohee. P-OF, all by graduation. Also gone are Jerry Gorby, senior OF, and Jack Jackson, sophomore OF and p. Gorby Is working and Jackson decided to drop out of spring athletics. Back from last years starting nine are Mike Holloway, senior C-P; Dave Solmos, senior SS, and Ron Peterson, sophomore and last years 38. this years 2B Th 'sc are the only three boys buck fn ni lad year's starting nine although Dennis Fannin, a •; ph* mon this year, started against St Ji <ph and Grovertown an! rc'ie\cd against Greene. He won his btter mostly a^ an ou'fi Ider after Phil Cohee was hurt. Fannin and Lambert will probably do most of the pitching with Holloway. Larry Hostetler and Hay Dil’on also available. Holloway will do most of tin* catching with John Fannin catching when Holloway pitches Ron Peter, on will play second. Solmos short. Hostetler third; John Fannin, If; Ron Porter, If; Ron Davis cf, Roy Dillon rs; Jim Lambert, rs; Dcn-

1 nis Fannin, rs; and Don Rudd, rs and will play the outfield. Ron Davis will probably cover center 1 and the rest of he outfield is unr settled Wo should have a good defensive team and we have possibilities of fair hitting. It will ’ mainly be a question if we can keep the other team from scoring less runs than we do as hitting will be our question mark. Not 1 too many hits returned from last year's team. - Although we only have three city games this year, as compared with four lad year, the overall schedule is stronger. The county schools are all a lot stronger. As Madison only lost one boy. Clay, Greene and Penn two eac h New Curb de is in its first year of spring baseball but has two strong pitchers in H oiling and DeMyer (’lav has Benko who pitched P' st * 50 to state Legion finals. Penn ha Edgerton and Berkey, Greene has E lispn and a couple of others with experience. Roster 12 Mike Holloway C-P 12 Dave Solmos SS 12 Jim Davis IB 11 Ron Davis CF 11 Ray Dillon RF-P 10 Dennis Fannin P-OF LF 10 Jim lambert P-RF 10 Ron Peter .on 2B

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10 Larry Hostetler 3-BP 10 Ron Porter LF 9 John Fannin C-38-LF 9 Don Rudd RF-SS-P 9 Pat Can 2B 9 Harry Doering IB Saturday, Apri 27, RRRS C Saturday, May 4. doubleheader at Rolling Prairie. 1:00 Monday, May 6, at Penn, 4 15 Thursday, May 9, Madison here at 4:00 Monday, May 13, Greene here at 4:00 Wednesday, May 15. open Friday, May 17. open

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