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Downingtown High School - 1999
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"History" |
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Varsity Record: 15 - 6 |
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Back Row: |
Coach Jim
Prusak, Coach Mike Torrence, Chris Eagles, Evan Diament,
Steve Royer, Mitch Boyer, Bobby Lewis, Pat Moore, Ken
Williams, Coach Brian Stackhouse |
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Third Row: |
Will Bardwell,
Bill Whitesel, Dan Armstrong, Tom Brophy, Tom Kressler, Dave
Gibbons, Scott Navarro, Scott Rambo, Josh Lofgren |
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Second Row: |
Scott Tyler,
Jeremy Winters, David Meyer, Brian Fenn, Ryan Corry, Bryan
Weber, Brad Helm, Steve Fleck, Jeff Betz |
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First Row: |
Fred Hanft,
Mike Diana, Dean Entrekin, Rich DeRafelo, Jay Willis, Steve
Noles, Brad Mercer, Chris Papst |
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VARSITY HITTING STATS |
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AB |
R |
H |
2B |
3B |
HR |
BB |
SAC |
HP |
SB |
SO |
E |
RBI |
AVG |
Win% |
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585 |
133 |
185 |
32 |
5 |
15 |
71 |
15 |
9 |
45 |
91 |
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116 |
0.315 |
71 |
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A
special thank you to the following people
who have shared information for this
season:
Mr.
& Mrs. Frank Rambo
And, Coach Stackhouse |
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Friday,
March 26th, 1999 -
Pitching sparks Whippets to win in
opener
If
Downingtown baseball coach Brian
Stackhouse can bottle his team's opening
performance, it will be a great year for
the Whippets. Good pitching,
timely hitting, and aggressive play will
do that for a team. The Whippets
defeated Spring-Ford 8-1 Friday in the
non-league opener for both teams . . .
Click here to
Read the Daily Local News Article
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March 30th, 1999 -
Eagles win 'Downingtown championship' |
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After entering the District
One Class AAA finals for the past four years, Bishop
Shanahan's baseball team has established itself as a
dominant force for a school of its size.
But the real test will
come as the Eagles attempt to prove themselves in a
region surrounded by big schools and a competitive
Southern Chester County League.
Bishop Shanahan got off
to a good start by defeating both Glen Mills and
Downingtown. And, with 15 players on their roster,
the Eagles have a good pool of talent to work with.
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Click here to read the Ledger Newspaper Article |
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Downingtown
pitcher Scott Tyler releases a pitch
during last week's game with Bishop
Shanahan, which the Eagles won 6-5, in a
heated cross-town game.
Photo by Hans Schmidt |
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Downingtown's first baseman Keith Carter
waits for a throw on a pickoff attempt
of Bishop Shanahan's Dan Sirhal.
Shanahan won the game, 6-5, in a
championship that was called the
"Downingtown Championship."
Photo by Hans Schmidt |
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Thursday, April 1st, 1999 -
Whippets look to make run at title
The Whippets put on
quite a pitching display in their season opener
against Spring-Ford as five pitchers allowed just
three hits and one run in an 8-1 victory. The early season success
continued as the team defeated William Tennent,
before losing to Boyertown in the final round of the
Phoenixville Tournament. This early season
success was a spark of optimism for a team that has
been on the verge of success for some time, but met
with disappointing results last year . . .
Click here to read the Ledger Newspaper Article |
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Monday, April 5th, 1999 -
Eagles win "Downingtown Championship"
In the first
game the parochial school played against Downingtown
since moving to the area, the Eagles downed the
Whippets, 6-5.
Click here to read the Ledger Newspaper Article |
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Wednesday, April 7th, 1999 - Downingtown
5, Malvern Prep 3 |
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David Meyer
struck out nine and did not walk a batter as
Downingtown (4-2) won the nonleague game
over Malvern Prep (9-8).
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 Downingtown's Scott Navarro(2) forces a
Malvern Prep baserunner at second base and
throws on to first as teammate Scott Rambo
(35) backs him up during Wednesday's
nonleague baseball game at Downingtown.
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Photo by:
Amy Drago |
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Monday, April 22nd, 1999 -
Downingtown 12, Henderson 4 |
Jeff
Bretz went 3-for-3 with two RBI
and Scott Rambo drove in three
runs as the Downingtown High
School baseball team beat host
West Chester Henderson 12-4 in a
Ches-Mont League game on
Thursday . . .
Click here to see the
Daily Local News Article . . . |
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Tuesday, April 28th, 1999 -
Downingtown 4, West Chester East 2 |
When a starting pitcher goes
to the mound with a plan,
and then executes the plan,
good things generally happen
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Click here to read the game
article |
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More articles coming . . . |
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