I>osling a [6-12 record, Idaho Bascballcrs filll lip their fOllrth winning SC,lson in .. row. Despite a 5-9 mark in Northern Division play, Idaho beal CilCh of the teams in the !i'"C-lllcmbcr league and chased \Vashingtoll Stale to the wire for 'hinl place. Veterans Mike Stowe, Herb Dehning and Chuck White P;ICCt!thc tcam :dong with sophomore power-hiller Mike Mayne. Dchning- was the team's top hiuer wilh ;1 .307 average; he W,IS followed by Stowe at .299 and \\'hite ;\l .28'1. Scnior Dave Scwright led the mound SlafI wilh a &.1 Im!"k. followed by junior Mike Glenn at 4-3. Junia.- Jeff :'IIcQucctl} h:lndled the catching duties and hil.281. Sophomol'cTolll Hoagland also filled in behiml the pl:lIc. although he was the (cam"s regular left fielder ami abo S;IW action at third base. "'hiLe worked :It the )hOrlSlOp IXhilion mO)1 or Ihe seilson, and Fred Thom:IS rq;;ularl) handled Iilird. Bob Dehning. Butch era)' :l1ld Dick Knal,Jp pla)l~d second and Siowe was al firs!. Herb Dehninl{ Illished his third season in celller field and ncwcomcr Ma)nc was in right.
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