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1. The catcher should try to catch a curve ball that bounces around the plate in,tead of trying lo block it with hi$ body. True or false?

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lielder on pop flies lo avoid collislons. True or false?

3. With runners on second and third, a rundown play restJhs between third and home. fvenruaUly, both runners wind up on third and are tagged while standing on baoe.

The runner originally on third 1$ called out. True or lalse?

4. In the laller part of a close game, the firs1 and lhird basemen should play close 10 lhe loul lli>e to prevenl balls being hl! between them and !he ba$E!. True or false?

6. Basenmners should get their leads and then look for a possible steal sign. True or false?

7. A pitchoui should be given 10 1he catcher high and Inside on the hitter. True or false?

8. Outflelder, making throws 10 lhe plate should throw dire<tly at the cutoff man. True or false?

9. When lhe pitcher fleJd, a hard hi! ball with a runner on first bese, he should wail for the shortstop to reach second Instead of leading him with his throw. True or falsr,?

10. The boner must swing al the pitch, even 1f it ls outside the strike z.one, when lhe hit--ljnd•run sign is given.

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11. The shortstop ads as the relay man on extra-base hits to rightfleld and righl-cerrter. True or false?

5. The pilcher allempls 10 break up 1he "suicid" squeeze" by low-bridging lhe rlghlhanded batter and gel­ ling lhe ball way outside of th" leflhanded hitter. True or false?

12. The runner on first bate should gel a long lead when the hlf.and-run sign Is given. True or false?

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305,878

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109,542

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1972 PCL Batting Leaders

1972 PCL ALL-STAR SQUAD Most Valuable Pfeyer-fom Paciorek, Albuquerque; Most Valuable Pitcher-Charlie Hough, Albuquerque; Rookie of lhe Year-Doug Howard, Sall lake Oty; Manager of rhe Year-Andy Semlnick, Eugene; General Manager of lhe Year-Charlie Blaney, Albuquerque. (At the minor league convention, Tacoma's STAN NACCARATO w,n recognized as PCl Execurive of the Year. l

Percentag&--Von Joshua, Albuerque, .337: Runs-Tom Paciorek, Albuquerque, 125; Hits-Paciorek, 186: Tora!

Bases-Paciorek, 310; Doubles-Paciorek, 33; Triples-Jim WIiiiams, Phoenix, 20: Home Rum-Paclorek, 27; Run, Balled In-Doug Howard, Salt Lake City, 109; Bases on Balls- Ron Cey. Albuquerque, 1171 Strikeouts- Mike Schm,dl, Eugene, 145; Stolen Bases, Dave lopes, Albuquer­ que, 48.

Ar!t Team: Tom Paciorek, Albuquerque, 1 B: Dave Schmidt, E.ugene, 2B, Craig Robinson, Eugene, l l; Ron Cey,

1972 PCL Pitching Leaders

Albuquerque, 3B; Jim HUlto, Salt Lake City, Utlllty: Jim Hicks, Hawaii, OF; Gary Mallhews, Phoenix, OF; Larry Hl1le, Albuquerque. OF: Bob Boone. Eugene, C; Doug Rau, Albu­ querque, P; Dick Lange, Salt Lake City, P: and Aurelio Mon• teagudo, Hawaii, relief P. Second Team: John Matias, Hawan, I B; Dave Lopes, Albuquerque, 28; Steve Huntz, Albuquerque, and Bruce Mll­ ier, Tucson, SS: Jim Hart, Phoenix, 3B; Oou-g Howard, Solt lake Clly, Utility: Von Joshua, Albuquerque, OF: JIM HOLT, TACOMA, OF: Joe Us, Eugene, OF; Steve Yeager, Albu­ querque, C; Mike McCormick, 1-lawall, P: Mllul Wallace, Eugene and Bruce Helnbechner, Salt Lake City, P; and Charlie Hough, Albuquerque, relief P.

Earned Run Average-Dick Lange, Salt lake City, 2.97; Wins-Mike Wltilace, Eugene, 161 Losses-Stan Perzanowski, T1.rcson, 17; Saves- Aurelio Monteagudo, Hawoll, 21; Shul• ou1s-STEVE LUEBBER, TACOMA, 5; Strikeou1s-LUEBBER, 199; Bases on Balls-Andy Hassler, Solt lake qty, l 14; Complete Game>-Mlke McCormick, Phoenix-Hawaii, 14: Games Pitched-Chuck Hartenstein, Tucson, 74; Innings Pitched - LUESBER, 215; Hits Allowed - Mike Wallace, Eugen", 202; Home Runs Allowed - Terry Ley, Portland, 25; WIid Plrches-Mlke Wallace, Eugene, Andy Hassler, Salt lake City, Bruce Heinbe<hner, Salt Lake Oty, 14 each; Hil Batsmen-Jerry S!ephenson, Albuquerque, Stan Pernnow­ ski, Tucson, Dennis Ribant, Hawaii, 7 each.

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Ed Honeywell

Recently elected to a two-year term as president of the National Association of Baseball Writers, the minor league affilla1e of the Baseball Writers of America, Ed Honeywell has followed fortunes of Taooma baseball teams Jince Pacific Coasi League baseball returned ir, 1960 and, before 1ha1, ,n tr,e Wcsti,m International League In the 1940s He co..,ers the Tocoma Twins for the Tacoma News Tribune.

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with his pl!ch whrle he is not 1ouching 1he pitcher's plait

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- The-pllcher, after coming 10 a legal pilchlng po•itio11 removes one hand from the ball other than In an actu,:1 pilch, or in throwing to a base.

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-Tile pitcher, while touching his plate, throws, or feints a throw, lo an unoe<:upied base, a,cepl for the purpose of making a play.

-The pitcher makes an illegal pitch,

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ABBREVIATIONS: BB - b11e on ball1; Sac - .sacrifice hif; SF - ucrlflce lly, F - fly b.tll: FL - loul fly; K - urlkeout1 HP - hll by pitched boll, WP - wild pitch; PB - poued ball; E - err0-t: S8 - 1toten ba1e; FC - flelde,.,, chclce: �O - force

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MODERN TACOMA PCL RECORDS (1960-1972) INDIVIDUAl SATIING

S.trlng everoge-.369, CfooJ■me1, 1971, �""' b•lled In-119, Adrian Gurett, 1971.

Homt!I Roni-43, Gerrert, J97L Triplei-9, Garrell, 197L Doubles- 40, Motry Alou, 1960, H11,- 210, Ja1u1 Alou, 1960, Tor,I bue,-292, Ganell, 1971.

Runi-102.J•..,. Alou, 1963.

Al b111-�8 Juu1 Alou, I 963.

81,es on bolls-95, Dick Phillip,, 1961 Srrllceouu -130, Bob Parry, 1962.

Soaifices -19. Gil Gorrldo, 1961 S•olen b.HJ -40, Jo•• Cardenal, 1964.

Pir,cl, hlr. -11, �lph Alom■r, 1961.

- ruM •1 Chenoy Stadlum-19,Garratt, 1971.

WiMlng rvn1 balled ln-216, Sob Perry. 1961; JHus Alou, 1963. <;.,,.tt, 1971 Heme n,m, game, Chenoy Stedlum -3, Tom Heller, 1960.

G'"•.nd dam home runs-2, Dick Gemerr. 1962; Dic.k Dietz, 19641 Jay WarrJ, 1964 1 George Alusik, 1965, G�rrell, 1971.

Rum brted In, gome-7, Gernert, 1962..

Colll«Utlw gomu hll Hfely-26. R•• Johnston, 1965.

INJ41 rvnne,, thrown ov1 steallng-38, Bob Barton, 1967.

PITCHING

11-.o>.• ..,;.,._ 17, Eddie Fisher, 1960 1 BIii Hands, 1965,

Sett--«! average -2.19, Hand., 1965.

Bes• -i•ge-.762, Ron Herb.!! (16·5). 1961.

Most Innings pltched-239, Fisher, 1960.

Most llrluoub-220, Al St•nek, 1964.

Mo" oppeorona,,-70, Ken Gill, 1972.

Motl reflei oppeoronce, - 65, GIii, 1972.

Most complo!e games- 16, Bob Garfboldl, 1963, Ron Her­ bel, 1963.

Mos11trlkeovt1* game-19, Bert Hooton, 1971.

No-hJttors -2, Dick El10ll0. 1964. Other, by Dltlc lemoy, I 962. end Jarry fhomas� 1963.

Most shutout, -6, Hends, 1965.

Fewe1t hl11ers faced, nine-Inning gamo- 28, Frank Linzy, 19641 Estofle, 19651 Dave Dowling, 1966 Consewllve hitter> retired-21, A,her, 1960, Most saves-28, John Pregenz.er, 195 Coniecurivo save1 -16, Oldc Lt:!Mav, 1969 TU.M Most wfns-97, 1961.

Motl rum-7.41, 1971.

Most home runs -166, 1 962.

Mott run,. Inning -13, 1971 Most cons.ec:urlve wlns - I 6, 1961.

Most run,. game- 20, 1971.

Most hit,, gome -25, 1964.

Mos! Inning, -19, 1965.

Longell g1me-4 houn, 13 minutes, 1966 Shorteal game- I hour, 28 mlnures, 1963.

Most 1hu!out1, season-13, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, Mou games over .500-A2, 1961.

S1olen baoct -B6, 1964.

1972 STANDINGS Tocoma Leads List

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Some businesses get going and growing and before they know it they've outgrown lhcir old telephone system. If yours is one of these businesses, you probably know that you can buy or lease telephone equipment from other companies.

But equipment is only half of a tom! communications system.

And when it comes to total communications, here is what we have to offer: We supply rhe most reliable equipment In lhe world and guarantee it as long as you need it.

If you outgrow your system you don't have to worry about trying 10 dispose of antiquated equipment. \Vic deliver no extra charge repair service.

We pay the property tax on your equipment. \Vie haven complete: engineering, design, Building Industry Service, and Communications Consulting smff ready to help you at any time.

All at no extra charge.

We have special equipmenc training programs. At no exu:a charge.

We hove Phone Power programs 10 help you and your sales people get lhc most out of every telephone dollar. This training is also provided at no extra charge.

Wc'U custom design whatever kind of telecommunications system your business needs.

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