Alcalá 1990

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eseball for the Toreros hes never

really been a strong point. But this

season might prove differently for

the Toreros. The team

will be

the youngest

the University has had in competition.

With sixteen returning players, there will

be ten newcomers to add to the roster.

Of the sixteen returning players, seven of

the returners are pitchers. Expected to be

the strong point of the '90 season, three

USD "Pitcher of the

Year"

award winners

will lead on the mound. Senior lefthander

Louis Skertich, junior righthander James

Ferguson and senior righthander Pat Fitz–

simons. As the bullpen "stoppers" our re–

lief will come from Tom Cheek, Bob

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Grandpre and Aaron Miller. Sophomores

Peter Keup and Pat Crema, and freshman

Marc Bouchard will be occasional starters.

Defensively, first baseman Rick Doane

and second baseman Jim Keen will also be

asked to shoulder most of the offensive

load. Dave Pingree and Kevin Herde are

slated for shortstop and third. In the out–

field, Paul Thornton moves to rightfield

and freshman Tony Moeder takes his pre–

vious position at center. Jim Alexander

will play left field.

The strength of this years team is de–

fense and pitching. At print time, there is

. no other information we could obtain. We

' wish the baseball team the best of luck.

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Kevin Herde walks across the plate for an–

other Torero score.

'234 UN1VEQ81TY

Bottom Row: Tom Cheek, Jim Keen, Dave Pingree, John McCoy, L?uis Sker–

tich Second Row: Den McAdoo, Jim Alexender, Steve Stumpfl, Devm Bun~y,

Kevin Herde, Paul Thornton, Merk Bouchard Third Row: Ass~. Glen 9odw_m,

Rick Doane Chad Boyd Aaron Miller, Merv Hartman, Kevm Devis, Mike

Newby, Asst. Ray Butler' Fourth Row: Heed Coach John Cur:inir:ighem, Tony

Moeder, Seen Goushe, Peter Keup, James Ferguson, Pet F1tzs1mons, Mark

Moyer, Bob Grendpre, Asst. Jake Moline