Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

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Midway ihn»fh UK mind robin
season. Oe l.owdl vanity twcrail
lorn h=s Khievtd an undefeated 8-0
record
After their triumphant first two
games of the season agios! Galileo,
the vrnt*y sluggta managed to over*
whelm three other rivals duri.ig the
following til games-
In the first game against
Washington senior Erie Wong pitchcil
his team to a 7-4 victory. The oppounf
torn wat only able to produce
Tour I >'
In the second Indians vs. Eagles
rTuuchiv.j-niof Colin Jones recorded
the winning game which ended ia
a 6-2 vktory. and junicr Kevin Jordan
was *M»- 10 unload a triple.
The next two fame mullet' in
Lincoln upacu. The Indians defeated
(he Mustang* by a score of 1-0 in the
Tint fame ami went on to cnuh their
opponents once more by a KOTC of
13-4. Junior Dominic Lau scored the
winning run in this final same.
Mission did BO* fare much better
in ponies agiinrt Lowell. In the initial
conteit. the Bears were
devastated 1IM). Wong pitched a
shutout in thii one-iideil hinirir
deplay. The Indians recorded mtccn
hiti in five innings.
The second game ended in a 7-2 Indian
triumph. Junior Daryl Sctnieii
pitched the victory in ihi» cightli
Lowell victor).
"The team has »hown SOIIK
outstanding performances.
Everybody's been doinjt a good job."
commented varsity coach John
Dcnohue.
He jdded. "Each person on ihe
team pub forth a lot of dedication.
That, along with good team
chemistry, u probably whit makes
tlrcm so succcftful."
The two major weaknesses ol the
varsity team are its inetpertence and
its hitting.
"We're basically a very jourtj
tram ma*5c up of ten juniors, three
s«phoinores. and five wr.ion." ex*
plained cooouin Wong. "Goal pitching
and goad deferre arc what
keeps us in alt the james."
Senior John MatsuoLa attribute* the
Inditns' unJcfc»'m* up to capcat>',''
rraj) Ind Aaoomen,» ho teens
exceptionally proud of Us team so
itr.
A women and the team arc lock-
Ing (oi ward to the All-Cry men Held
fmm April 2& through May 2.
"We should make a very good accounting
of oufictvet.'* remarked
Aanonsen about the All-City tneet.
Lowell will have three major
doubles teams: Alvin Cantor and Jimmy
Kim. Kin Wong and KaChl
Wong, and Andrew Yan and JLann
Cbea.
Yee will be pJr.ing liatfn at
Allocr,
recalled, "It was a windy day. tut
that'i really no exLtoc-wc just pbyed
pootly."
The team can look forward to more
victories in the few mstches thu remain
in the season. Senior Alec
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Wilson explained. "We dou't rnlly I
expect to toe our last two matches, 1
basically became the schools we're |
scheduled to pby don't have full
teams-wc'll win by forfeit."
A team must have at Icait five
members to be trjitimMc Wilvm
contir^cd. "Sometimn only two or
three people will show up at a match.
The Wibon High Team didn't even
show up last wrtk...thal makes it
pretty easy to win."
"Coif i* not a ipon lo be played
by everyone. It tikes money to get
•aned and to buy clubs." Dahl
pointed out. "A lot of scboott don't
have the money...though just this
>ear McAtcct huJ it* Tint team- the
sport isn't dying."
Both Dahl and Wibon see d.is
teason's lean as the jtrnoccsi ia
years, with a good chance to w in the
All-Citr vanity mauhev May 6.7.
and 8 at Hardirg P.uk.
On May ?2
NANCY KIM
saw the light...
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