Edgewood High School, El Corral, 1987, Page 61

Description:	School Doesnt Fit—Team Toughs It OutEdgewood athletes had theproblem of being betweensizes. No, not that their pantsdidnt fit, their school didnt fit.The baseball team was facedwith representing a school thatwas too big to be small and toosmall to be big! This put ourbatters up against tough teamsfrom larger schools, and cast ashadow on what should havebeen a better record.Talking about the teams outside of the conference, CoachBob Jones commented, Weplay a tough schedule withlarge schools like Martinsville,Bloomington South, and Bedford. This put pressure on theMustangs and even a narrowloss by five points against alarge school like BloomingtonNorth was a commendablefeat.In the conference, Mustangsmissed a three way tie for firstjust by the skin of their teeth.Coach Jones mentioned thatthe three lossed that putEdgewood out of the race forfirst were determined by onlyone run.9BaseballEHSOpp6Blgtn. South142Owen Valley10Bedford114Bedford1414S. Putnam31Danville05Cloverdale00Blgtn. North513Cascade103Bloomfield27Monrovia62Tri-West311N. Putnam17Greencastle815Eastern15Owen Valley60Martinsville124MitchellBrown CountyNorthviewSectional1Brian B. starts for first base after hitting the ball.Tom W. returns the ball to the pitcher after the batter takes a strike.Coach Bertsch talks to T. Hancockand a N. Putnam player about the previous play.Chris Fuller relaxes from pitchingduties that earned him All-Conferencehonors.Baseball61
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Collection:	Edgewood High School

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